Northside High School - Aquila Yearbook (Warner Robins, GA)

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In the dawn of this Twenty-fifth Anni- versary of Northside High School, stu- dents have made ‘the Northside Eagle’ as popular as the spirit yell. All students uniquely display their ever-lasting Northside Pride. The heart of the school is represented by the dedicated faculty. Seniors usual- ly set the groove since they have had three unforgetable years in sharing the school’s spirit! Not far behind them are the juniors who are not at all reluctant to jump in and share their excitement. The sophomores are eager to follow the lead and put as much spirit into the rally as the others. Of course, the faculty is outstanding. Their dedication has lead the school to be what it is today. All in all, everyone at Northside shows that their blood really runs ‘True Blue.” The numerous activities and events encourage everyone to take part in what will be the best days of their lives. Diedra Hickman and Suzie San tos express their school pride when they wear blue and white Cheering at a pep rally are mem bers of the senior class of 1988. Whether it is Homecoming, Mr. and Miss Northside, or the football games that bring out the fever, the excitement continuously builds. Cheerleaders cheer; pep club paints signs; fans sup- port the school’s many different sports; and the various clubs put the final touches on the growing vigor. This type of never-ending energy keeps Northside on top. Northside pride can also be seen through individuals not in these extra- curricular activities. They may strive for academic excellence or contribute services to the community. They are all part of Northside and add to its superior rank. Regardless of the obstacle, the stu- dents at Northside have come through, year after year, for twenty-five years. They have risen above all others and set high standards. Congratulations for twenty-five years of excellence! 6 : Northside Pride 1s Showin ced . SpirTl i Michelle

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Although there are days when North- side students awake knowing that the Homecoming Assembly is today, or that the big game will be later on that eve- ning there is not always something to celebrate. There are many days, howev- er, when students awake and there is no glitter on the horizon. Only days when they wake up to find unfinished home- work looming in the air. Or maybe it’s a terrifying A.P. Calculus test to look for- ward to. ! At any rate, Northside, great as it is, is not entirely made of golden brick, there are ordinary days. Ordinary days when students come to school and go home again without any excitement. To some students a day without French fries in the cafeteria is like a day without sunshine. No, not every day can be great and exciting. However, when these ordinary, run-of-the-mill days do creep into Northside students lives, they are generally grateful for the rest. Brian Givens and Jill Moore en joy a JV football game together. To have a day where one can simply wear jeans and a sweat shirt seems like heaven to some. However, to some busy students not having any work to do leaves them bored! This is only a small handful of students, however. Well, maybe the day did not bring the announcement of the new Miss North- side, or the ROTC Queen. And maybe every day wasn’t Christmas, but every day at Northside was special because the people at Northside made it that way. It does not take fancy clothes or titles to prove that everything NHS does is, and always will be a CLASSIC. Trying to understand comput ers, Monica Wilson raises her hand to ask a question - ,) E veryday at NHS 1$ special Ashleigh Andrews