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

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10 Tirone McKenzie 11 Mark Ivory 12 Tim Ferguson 13 Troy Bassett 14 Don Hudson 15 Johnny Parker 16 Jay Helwig 20 Tony Cody 21 Richard Hall 22 Craig Thomas 23 Ricky McKenzie 24 Gil Gordon 25 Tewayne Durham 27 Shabazz McKenzie 30 Francell Canion 31 Neal Haslem 33 Thomas Brown 34 Dexter Copeland 35 Peter McKenzie 36 Dominic Turner 37 Heath Martin 38 Ben McKenzie 39 James Whitehead 40 Charles Barnes 41 Derrick Temple 42 Steve Paris 43 Travis Bembry 44 Stacy Haslem 45 Melvin Howard 47 Tony Head 48 Pat Crawford 50 Jeff Kilgore 50 Willie Collier 52 Donnie Roundtree 53 Scott Roth 54 Brian Hill 55 Danny Fitzgerald 60 Joey Rigsby 62 Mark Thompson 63 John Shaffer 64 Reggie Wilcox 65 Roland Thorpe 66 Brian Givens 67 Rodney Davis 68 James Wonnum 70 Isaac Ferrell 71 Paul Langston 72 Eddie Oliver 73 Walter Harden 74 Danny Clark 76 David McGirt 77 Robby Williamson 78 Darren McConnell 79 Chad Averett 80 Nelson Turner 81 Aaron Moore 83 Donnell Williams 84 Charles Cody 85 Derrick Cooper 86 Ira Hudgens 87 Tommy Hancock 89 Terrance Dodson Coaches: Stan Gann Buz Porch Carol Eldridge Chip Stewart Randall Hinson Ron Walker Terry Gallaher Tim Scott Managers: John Stillwell Tony Copeland Chris Barkley Concentration and guidance are exemplified in Coach Gann as he watches the game.

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The 1987 football season was a very special time for the dedicated fans who have followed the Eagles throughout the years. The season marked the 25th anni- versary of Northside. The Northside High School football sea- son started off with tough battles but fin- ished with unforgettable victories. The Ea- gles first two games with Tift Co. and Morrow were the toughest games the Ea- gles would face the entire season. Unfortu- nately, both games were losses. The Ea- gles went on to have a successful season. The third game was against inter-county rival, the Perry Panthers. The Eagles didn't have any trouble racing over the Panthers for an easy victory. The next game was an easy victory. The next game was away, when the Eagles traveled to Macon to col- lide with the Northeast Raiders, who took and early lead, but could not withstand the Eagles force. The Eagles who played the Baldwin Braves were considered the underdogs. The Northside Eagles would prove this un- true as they rolled into an easy victory against the Braves. The challenge of the season came when the mighty Eagles bat- tled the Southwest Patriots. The Patriots were 5-0 going into the game, but the Ea- gles would soon change this. Only giving up 3 points, the Eagles were able to cap- ture an overwhelming 36-3 victory against the Patriots. In the next regular season game, the Eagles had an upset and defeat. When playing the Central Chargers, the Eagles, unable to prevail, lost the game by | point. Always being a special time of the year, the Hephzibah game marked the 25th Homecoming game for the Eagles. The Ea- gles put on a great show as they rolled into victory against the Hephzibah Rebels. The Eagles traveled to Augusta to take on probably their toughest opponents of the year, the Evans Knights. The Knights who had a flawless season, would really be a test of ability for the Eagles. The North- side Eagles could not overcome the Knights who won by a point. mes Lending a hand, Ira Hudgens, 86, trys to “cool down” quar terback Mark Ivory, 11 Pat Crawford, 48, takes a break from the action as he chills” on the side lines - Getting into position, Terrence Dodson, 89, prepares for the kick