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

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Honors Getting Everything Together For years students went through their school years de- prived of the attention they should have received for their academic records. The Governor's Honors Pro- gram CGHPJ was designed for exactly that purpose. lf a student's grade point average was high, his standard- ized test scores were good, and he showed a great ability in a particular area or areas of study, he had a good chance of being selected for the GHP. Thirty Hardaway students competed at the county level in the Govemor's Honors Program for the summer of 1988. ln math, George Boyd, Laura Donaldson, Chris Graber, Louis Peak, David Pope,and Dudley Wells will represent the junior class. ln the area of instrumental music, Amanda Gunnin, Kelly Hennesy, Wendy Hicks, Kimran Miller and Amy Sheppard were nominated. Pris- cilla Paepcke and Tommy Kemp were nominated for drama. Bruce Hunter, Paul Meyer, and Beth Foster rep- resented social studies. Other junior nominees were Alicia Brumbach, visual art: Shane Darrah, Spanish, Dev Jarrett, communicative arts: Christy Jones, vocal music: Sabrina Kuehn, French: Jennifer Lupold, dance. Representing the tenth grade were Joni Dorsey, vocal music, Jay Genes, math, John Gill, Mathf Sue Jones, Spanish, Paul Julien, German, Mike Loughman, Math: Lisa Lowe, vocal music and Jessical Wallace, instru- mental music. Not only were students nominated by GHP, but other honors were received. Drew Goldman, Ginger Geter, and Cliff Morrison were presented awards for superior achievement in writing in both poetry and prose: Drew and Cliff for the poems, llMemories and Time, respectively: and Ginger for her short prose entitled It's all my fault. These juniors completed their writing last spring, and sponsoring English teacher, Dr. Jean Copland, submit- ted them to the GCTE writing awards program in Ath- ens, Georgia. The GCTE Student Achievement Awards in Writing are made annually to Georgia students whose composi- tions have been submitted by GCTE members. Columbus TV Tempo featured current Hardaway art stu- dents. Kelly Brannon, and Lisa Gilmore were featured in issues with prints of posters they designed for Naegele's Outdoor contest. Kelly Brannon's poster, which helped to publicize the prevention of drug and alcohol use, was chosen to be made into a billboard. DAR fDaughters of the American Revolutioni presented a citizenship award to Jennifer Bouts. The DAR has been presenting awards to outstanding students for many years. Jennifer was gifted enough to be the one to receive the award this year. No only were the Hardaway students active in academics, but they gained a knowl- edge of the nation's govemment. In achieving this, Sa- rah Hobbs received the Youth Senate Award. Jennifer Bouts, not only won the DAR Honor, she also won the Voice of Democracy Contest along with a Century Ill Award. Students at Hardaway may not have been per- fect in one single subject, but many of them made grades in all of their classes that enabled them to be listed as the top 50!0 of their class. Keith Johns Student Life OH Senior Lisa Gilmore has been awarded many honors for her outstand ing achievements. She has won first place in the Miscellaneous Divi sion at the annual Chattahoochee Valley Fair Art Exhibition and alsc won an award with TV Tempo. Her achievements are not only artistic but academic as well. Sarah Hob I Sarah Hob Lisa Lowe, sophomore, is a nominee for Govemor's Honors in the area of Vocal Music.

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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

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1anta Galloway, a Senior at Hardaway, is the Central District fsrdaenrg gfa?2:e4lLHe52:1I?g Ehantalhas glnicglitsglialgglnglhgfglsi Each year a Daughter of the American Revolution Award is given. This year the med the Cl D AS C nt al ? Eye .dgqt Chama is res Onsi- award was given to SeniorJennifer Bouts. Jennifer Bouts, also was awarded the U ' e r 'S HC res' ' D S.A.l.L. Award and is an outstanding student at Hardaway. e for many of the club's activities. 9 M 2 Nw? if Q53 0 ,qc iz 5 Z Student Council President holds numerous responsibilities, but Sarah Hobbs makes the job look easy. Along with her honors and achievements, she was awarded this year's Youth Senate Award. Dana Shehane, sophomore, is a nominee for Govemor's Honors in the area of Vocal Music. Honors