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

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Mrs. Mallory explains the qualifications and expectations of National Honor Society inductees at the National Honor Society Induction Cere- mony held in October. Many students work hard to get this recognition and they must continue their excellent academic record to remain a HS member. The VGIZV Best Academic excellence proved to be more than just , ' work, work, work for many of Hardaway's '87-'88 sen- iors. Becoming a senior took three years but many I I students looked forward to an organization known to the student body as the National Honor Society. I The requirements for N.H.S. were changed due to the I I new College Preparatory curriculum endorsed by the I Muscogee County School District. A new requirement I for induction into N.H.S. is that a student has to be I enrolled in both C.P. English IV and C.P. World Histo- I ry in his senior year. This senior class was the first of I many to be faced with this extra requirement. The I other requirement was to have and maintain a 5.5 grade point average since the senior's freshman year I students were judged on character, leadership, ser- vice, and scholarship. I i During the school year, the National Honor Society committed themselves to numerous activities I around the school and throughout the community. They sponsored a tutoring program to help students I who attended Hardaway high in needed areas of study. Together with their excellence and dedication, seniors committed themselves to making society the I Q best that it could possibly be. With the help of some members of the Hardaway High School faculty, meet- I I ings, and clubs organizations, the members reached 5 their outstanding goals. i - -' -' '- - -'I Anita Crash , , l Bubba Newel M I H fr awwadmf.. Bubba Newell Student lnductees: First Row: Amy Hall, Sarah Hobbs, Craig Crreenhaw, Mark Kim, Lisa Gilmore, Patty Lucker, Kim Elmore, Teresa Mclienzie, I Elizabeth Davis, hayce Owens, Dan Cook, SoJuan Crenshaw, Chris Brearton, Michelle Sasser, Second Row: Elise Garner, John Mobley, John 1 Calhoun, Yolande Stover, Ruth Berger, Laura Williams, Brian Johnson, Suzanne Lee, Margie Green, Bert Lyman, Jody McArdle, Chanta Galloway: Third Row: Michelle Madayag, Anita Crash, LouAnn Medlock, Jennifer Eckmann, Mike Nakashima, Edward Damewood, Amy Rogers, Cissy Carles, Jennifer Stinson, Jennifer Bouts, Kenneth Thompson, Stephanie Bailey, and Paige Woodruff. Student Life

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larine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North was a key ofticial in the lan to finance anti-government rebels in Nicaragua with 1oney from arms sales to Iran. In testimony before the 'an-Contra hearings in Washington, Nonh became omewhat of a celebrity. The Senate rejected President Reagan's nomination of Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court by a 58-42 vote, which ended a long contentious debate over a judge alternately portrayed as a brilliantjurist and a dangerous extremist. icenterl President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope Paul ll when he arrived in Miami to begin a nine-city tour of the United States. World Wide Photos The Dow Jones industrial stock average dropped 508 points, the largest in history, on Monday, October 19. Some called it a crash, others called it a meltdovm and others called it Black Monday. Whatever it was, it stripped S500 billion from the market value of U.S. securities. gyy. ..... Q .J K K,-' 'M Q 5.4 A SSX X EV . if , kk if N 1 World Wide Photos kirby Puckett and Jeff Raerdon of the Minnesota Twins celebrate their World Series victory over the St. Louis Cardi- nals. The Twins won the seventh and fi- nal game ofthe series 4-2. World Wide Miss Michigan, Kay Lani Rae Falko, a nurse who shook up the talent competition with a Polynesian dance, was crowned Miss Ameri- can 1988. News l 41

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Craig Cireenhaw and John Calhounjoin one another in a bit of light conversation during the time set aside for inductees and their parents to have refreshments. The pair discuss the work that the newly-inducted society will have to put out in order to make 1988 the very best. Jeff Hill, Andre Wilson, and Jennifer Trice put in a helping hand to serve the inductees and their parents after the induction assembly. They want to make sure that enough food is provided for and served to the newly elected members. puma l I 95 C ,- ff l .K ,xxx I I rms pledge. Student Council President Sarah Hobbs and Senior Class Vice-President Amy Hall assist Principal Roger Hatcher in the lighting of the inductees' candles. The can- dles are a representation of recognition given to each of the inductees prior to the Elise Cramer gives a smile as she descends from the auditorium stage. Elise is proud to be inducted in the National Honor Society and gives a big smile to prove it. Elise knows that it took more than hard work to obtain this honor. NHS