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

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JROTC drill team members find that practicing in the massive heat fora oncoming competition can be exhaustive. Practice is what makes a dr I team good and these ROTC cadets prepare for whatever length of tin . will be necessary by wearing summer clothes instead of a uniform. Pi I tured are: Kenya Dozier, Tina Johnson, Cindy Nandly, Sharonda W liams, Juekena Ames, Yolanda Paige. forward, ' ' atuned to those around us, growing Hom those who fOLIC1'1 LIS, C ubb y Kuehl '1 chuck Thompson With a little imagination and best friends, tea arties can be a lot of fun Trac Cir n p . y ee , Kathleen lllges, and Laura Russell make the most of their time together by sharing tea, sharing secrets, and most importantly, sharing their time and themselves. is Q 3 l 3 , . , Anita Gash , C5 Even on the warmest of days, James Jackson and Calvin Davis, two of Hardaway's senior football players, still main- tain their cool. James and Calvin happily respond to the 5 ' ' x igood luck that they are wished on the day ofthe Hardaway i , X ED S22 i l

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eniors Ruth lierger, Brent Peterson, Paige Woodruff, Jeff Haley, Jennifer Bouts, Elise arner, Sarah llobbs, Stephanie Bailey, Ginger Eckmann, Bruce Kamisky, and Kim lmore show spirit and support for their future colleges and universities by sporting their :hool sweatshirt. 1 if-i 5 QF DC 99 Ch uck Thompson Columbus has many opportunities for its native beau- ties. Kayce Owen, senior, shows her excitement on be- coming Second Runner Up in the Junior Miss Columbus Pageant. Steve Sikes, one of Kayces many friends, is among the first to show his happiness on her award. . alwaysfw v f i I .. fy l...... ' .,--... . ix. I gi fi F VJ J Aj 3 k--. KW, 'k., .H ffm. . , ,. 5, B W 'Q ' K if 4' -at ',.' 9 fir.-If .. 1 .1 A . V 'fwf . Sfekingr 1' . 1 f I JK ' 'lx ff' . ' ' 1 I . fy I for the ultimate, f it , e in A, e F 5 Y If. 4 e'i x ,fl I ,e . A I always C A e. reaching C for that knowledge. : WYE: srr 'i b Anita Gash -. - -. ..- . - - . .- Seniors Tammy Anderson and Shana Lynch find that nighttime is a good time for getting together and discussing their ambitions. They enjoy the quietness and stillness of Columbus' Promenade by the river. ln this setting they are able to concentrate on the future and possibly catch a glimpse of the Hrst star, Opening

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cheerleaders gather in front of the weight room while waiting for the cue to load up and leave for camp. Pictured are: Angie Morgan, Kelly Jones, Jenny Garner, Mandy Norman, Cissy Carles, McKenzie, Elise Garner tfront rowhp Kerri Casey, Tiffany Harris, Sgt. John Churchwell, Hardaway's supervisor, Courtney Beck lmiddle rowdy Mary Hobbs, Leann Tomblin, Nikki Hunt, Kelly Monica Harrow, Scarlet Lee, Paige Woodruff, Stephanie Bailey, Jennifer Tucker itop rowi. As Melissa Landrum becomes a junior, she realizes that there is little time for play, Reaching goals that determine her future shorten her free time and require more concentration and more studying. 4- ! Aix E Ks.. r 'W if Anita Gash Though the outcome of the Cool Our Kids campaign is still hidden from the public, Lisa Jackson and Lisa Arnold appear to be confident Bubba Newell ff, .AH Ch uck Thompson usmg our strength and endurance taking the ldeals woven ' in our fantasies, ' , I :WE ' make ' realities. of the decision. Today is the day many schools of Columbus have been long awaiting. A lot of hard work has been put into this cam- paign, but the rewards for the students of the county will make the effort worthwhile. Opening