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

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Eddie that awesome p CLASSIC SCORES NHS 49 Central 73 NHS 74 Dublin 52 NHS 65 Mary Persons 49 NHS 34 Baldwin 105 NHS 44 Northeast 68 NHS 55 Perry 72 NHS 72 Peach Co. 64 NHS 49 Warner Robins 42 NHS 53 Dublin 54 NHS 56 Central 66 NHS 33 Southwest 59 NHS 60 Peach Co. 62 NHS 63 Warner Robins 52 NHS 38 Perry 42 NHS 43 Peach Co. 48 NHS 34 Southwest 63 NHS 40 Baldwin 62 NHS 40 Mary Persons 34 NHS 42 Northeast 76 NHS 54 Warner Robins 59 Gel Using his height to the best ad vantage, Kennon Brooks goes up for an easy two points Mark Ivory shows his form as he shoots from the three point line

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Richard Hall glides around his opponent to shoot for two points Getting out of a tight spot is easy for Northside’s Kenny Banks Coach Stuart, Charles Cody, Kennon Brooks, Kenny Banks, Karl Floyd, Todd Brown, Coach Walker, Tyrone Evans, Eddie Barber, Tim Ferguson, Kevin Bradley, Tirone McKenzie, Vince Black, Patrick Williams

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Rey “le Expeneuce The 1987-88 basketball season moved by quickly for the Lady Eagles. Although the Eaglettes were a generally young team with only two seniors, both Coach Hinson and Coach Carreker felt that equal playing time was essential in gaining valuable experience. The young team faced many fierce teams. Most games ended in some very close battles. The girls ended the season with a moderate 9-18 record. Although the Lady Eagles only advanced once in the sub-region play-offs, the experience gained can only bring greater knowledge to the young team. The team, because of inexperience, real- ized quickly the responsibility of playing basketball. This fact is important, says Varsity Coach Randy Hinson. Another im- portant factor in the development of a good team is the amount of practice on a daily basis. The girls usually had practice everyday at 3:30 to 5:30. Second year Var- sity player Keshea Madison said, “I think that daily practice is essential for a well- rounded team.’’ Coaching also played a major role in the teams accomplishments. Both Coach Carreker and Coach Hinson have lead the Lady Eagles in the past. Each coach feels that strategy is of great importance in the success of a team. The Lady Eagles, who were headed by captain Kim Ezell, ended their season with great expectations for the coming year. Linda Graham's open position gives her time to look for that perfect pass. Shooting from the free-throw line, Lisa Milton watches the ball go through the hoop