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

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Bfl-N-D UNDER NEW DIRECTION Band members take a breather after performing at the UGA ver sus LSU football game Stephanie Wood Leslie Owens Bridgett McBride Valencia Moore Julie Weatherford Christy Thompson Jennifer Bradford Christy White Susan Calkins Tammy Piceno Kim Peterson Trina Whaley Kelly Howell Carla Fauscett Kimberly Walters Jewellen Owens Angela King Rhonda Rhodes Jenny Lambert Joanie Kothanek Elizabeth Gallardo Christina Whitehead Tanya Cartwright Julie Sullivan P.J. Purvis Michelle Woodling Greg Boatwright Stephanie Lashley Roger Blizzard Alfonso Plummer Dawayne Snyder Bobby Murr Matt Jester Ruth Marie Bieber Pat Luther Amy Elmore Dianne Parris Grace Taylor Dottie Hunt Susan Fuller Derrik Lumsden Rusty Mines Ron Rhodes Tracey Self Deborah Michaels Michelle Smith Matt Ostrander Mark Ogletree Scott Davis Billy Anderson Steven Varnadoe Jennie Peterson Gene Patrick Jerry Daniel John Patrick Norika Wyatt Sims Kendall Karl Floyd Pat Sunderman Dede Slonaker David Webb Darius Solomon Charlie Martin Jeff Aden Kerri Harnage John Floyd

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INSPIRING ARTISTS SHOW CREA T1Y) TY Regina Thibault, Benita Ayala, Sandy Tollefson, Suzie Santos, Sondra Sawitski, Stephanie Wood, Kristi White, Debi Waterman, Joy Grubb, Caleb Carter, Jeff Jones, Stephanie Lashley, Jennifer Brown, Anthony Bender, Marius Davis, Jeffrey Works The Northside High School Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Jim Maine, held weekly meetings on Tuesdays during break. The Art Club was involved in several annual events. These events included art shows at the Houston County Fair as well as the annual Student Art Exhibition held at the Houston Mall. The Art Club also helped decorate for such events as the football and basketball banquets, various perfor- mances put on by the Thespians, and this year, they sponsored the art show held at the Fair. As stated by Art Club member, Steph- anie Wood, ‘‘The Art Club has a wide vari- ety of people with many talents. Being a member was a very rewarding experience. John Rawls and John Brody show definite artistic ability Standing proud over his cre ation is Richard Powell.

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Nb 4 4 UZ S ss ? During mid-August, while most people are cherishing the last few days of sum- mer, the Blue Wind Band and its director are hard at work. They practice new shows and new music for the upcoming football season. “Most people just don’t re alize exactly how much work we put into shows. We did a Top 40 and a classical show this year. This contrast shows just how hard we all worked,”’ states junior trombone player Steven Varnadoe. The band also plays at pep rallies, the Homecoming Assembly, Senior Day, and marches in the Christmas and Homecom- ing Parades. Marching season comes to an end. It is time for concert season. During this time, the band rehearses for the Christmas concert and most importantly, for perfec- tion of three pieces of music to be played at Band Festival. During this competition, the judges evaluate how well the band per- forms. The scale on which they are rated ranges from a one, being superior, to a five, which is poor. This year the band per- formed at their peak and received a superi- or rating. After the tension of Festival, the band finally has a chance to take a deep breath and relax before beginning practice for Spring Concert, which is the last perfor- mance of the year. The band is led by first year director, Jim Langley, who is a Northside graduate and played in the band. He attended the University of Georgia where he earned a degree in music education, played trumpet in the Redcoat Marching Band and Jazz Band. Susan Calkins, Joannie Kothan iek, Amy Elmore, and Steph anie Lashley enjoy a laugh after a grand performance The band leaves the field after a ‘job well done’ Mr. Langley demonstrates the proper way to play the trumpet