Hardaway High School - Gold Nugget Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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X X Chuck Thompson 5-Q Jason Ferguson DeeDee Hester, Eileen Robinson, Michelle Batastini, and Dana Shehane relax in the courtyard after lunch. These four sophomores are often seen together. They enjoy getting together to discuss what answers each gave on their last periods test and trying to determine whether or not they can look forward to a good grade. Talking on the telephone is a terrific way to keep up with the latest news from ones friends. Junior Stacey Sutton definitely seems enthralled by the telephone call shes receiving. Most teenagers enjoy talking on the phone and Stacey is certainly no exception to the enjoyment of this pastime. Pleekee Hunt talks to Tank Jones and Marcus Wilson on Hardaway's first PTA meeting of the year. As a varsity cheerleader, Neekeesjob is to help lost parents, or, in some cases, lost students around the school. At this open house, parents go through their child's schedule, meeting with his teachers and obtaining information about each class. 5 is Jason Ferguson F nends Freshmen had to make many friend ships for they knew that there would be numerous times when they as teenagers would need a shoulder to cry on Sophomores and Juniors con trnued to hang out with the stu friends Seniors held on to their friendships and cherished every mo ment with their friends because they knew that in only a short time many of these friends would be walking in new and separate directions Con f 3 1 1 1 1 1 ji .as dents they had developed into Friends

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Friends Old And New NA friend in need is a friend indeed, was a phrase told to many in their growing years. The word friendship held a new and valuable meaning to all the Hawks, old and new. Entering high school meant meeting new friends and parting from many others. When young, a friend was the person or people he played games with and the person he had fun with. As time went on, friends matured and prob- lems had to be faced. Students realized that there was greater depth now in the meaning of a l'tr'ue friend. Having fun was not the only quality desired for friendship. When asked what a true friend meant to them, both Terri Hornsby and Kelli Hunter, seniors, replied that a true friend was someone who was always there when needed. Most stu- dents held this belief of what a Utrue friendl' was and many lasting relation- ships grew out of this concept. Juniors Carla Lyles, Dione Lester, and Julia Harris enjoy a moment of friendship in tl courtyard while waiting for the bell to ring after lunch. After lunch is an enjoyable time f friends to gather and discuss the day's experiences along with the rest ofthe day's plannr activities. Con 't Anita Gash 4.55 -,r' -5.-li Anita Gash Jump, Tickles! Jump! Sophomores Monica Harrow and Sabrina Borom try to teach a neighbor's dog to leap two feet in the air. From Tickles position the teachers do not seem to be very successful. This makes the adage, 'lYou can't teach an old dog new tricks, very tnie. Stephanie Bailey, Kim Elmore, and Teri McKenzie try to make them- selves presentable after a spend the night party. These girls know that it is fine to look like you've been up all night when you are inside with your friends, but that you have to look your best when it is time to go out of the house. Student Life

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Anita Gash Sophomore Sabrina Borom and Senior Shana Lynch decide tl after six hours of hard work, the Junior Varsity Football game just the way to relax, especially when the football team is so got Many Hardaway students can often be found at a football gan cheering for their favorite player or rooting the Hawks on to ano er victory. Jody McArdle, senior, and Cubby liuehn, junior, enjoy a day Columbus' one and only beach. Cooper Creek is a favorite pla to spend time with a person who is a very special friend and t park offers an area where people can have a lot of fun. ,A .mr his t ,M I 15 Sophomore Paula Chaney, Paul Smith, and Irene Haines take advan- tage of the extra ten minutes they have after lunch by socializing in the school grounds. Many students love to go outside because this is a great place to talk to friends while also meeting new companions of the op- posite sex - to say nothing of being able to pick up a couple of extra rays. Leslie Reid, Susie Hewitt, Mindy Mey- er, Michelle Garrett enjoy the rest of their day being with each other and talking on the telephone. Many of t1ardaway's students spend hours a day talking to each other and carrying on lengthy phone conversations. These discussions cover a wide vari- ety of topics such as: Who likes whom, who got a new haircut, who has problems with parents or teach- ers, or just what someone's pet has been doing. These four girls have been together since elementary school and a friendship like theirs is hard to find. Studcnt Life AI Cohn 1 l S i r Rahel Chuck