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

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LEADERSHIP AND EXCELLENCE Mr. Sipe, sponsor, smiles for the camera with Lemar Jones and Will Vinson, members of the club. Taking a relaxing moment while attending the convention are Gail Bird and Dee Dee Durden. Selling Homecoming flowers is a major part of the Beta Club’s activities. Lemar Jones Billy Cope John Peacock Susan Fuller Robin Harbin Julie Weatherford Franklin McGrath Donna Purvis Bobby Murr Kelli Hilliard Kevin Dover Lisa Edge Will Vinson Jim Bagley Elias Oxendine Mr. Sipe Fred Jackson Medgar Roberts Gina McKinley Gail Bird Michelle McClish Jalanda Standard Lisa Carlson Sandy Nichols Jeff Barwick Dee Dee Durden Gary Matthews Tony Nguyen Amy Elmore Jonathan Simon Tammy Piceno Debra Waterman Jean Uitto Vikki Arnold Suzie Santos Melanie Stephen Susan Calkins Carleen Dammann Kim Peterson gums Jennifer Lambert

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The presence of the Blue Wind Band at football games and pep rallies is a tradition that has been with Northside since the beginning. The band adds that spirit-starting beat to get everyone fired up. They provide enter- tainment for young and old. The members of the band not only provide the spirit; they are the spirit. They develop character and integrity in an atmosphere of enjoyable fel- lowship with others who have the common interest of music. Their patient endurance and dedication in learning the music is greatly appreciated and applauded by all at Northside High School. P.J. Purvis plays the clarinet at the Christmas Assembly Cheering at a football game are Pat Luther, Susan Fuller, and Dottie Hunt Skillfully playing his decorated trombone is Billy Anderson

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This year, as in the past, the Beta Club members kept busy with two important fund raisers. In the fall, members sold and delivered homecoming flowers. In the spring members gathered to organize a sec- ond fund raiser. This year the Beta Club sold a newly designed senior shirt. Money from each of these fund raisers went to provide a five hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving student in the spring. In addition to these, the Beta Club be- came active in helping two community or- ganizations. During the Christmas and Eas- ter season, members brought in donations for the Safehouse for Battered Women. At Christmastime, food, trial size items, and presents were donated to the house. At Easter members compiled Easter baskets for the children staying there. Beta Club members also pooled their efforts to help the Nola Brantley Public Library through a fund-raising car wash and bake sale. Beta Club members had a chance to relax as well as have fun at the Annual State Beta Club Convention in Atlanta on February 5-7. A few members even volun teered to take tests during this weekend. This dedication paid off as Susan Fuller received a first place finish in the English competition. Tammy Piceno placed fourth in the Math competition. Amy Elmore was the runner-up in the very competitive scholarship competition Beta Club officers are: Debi Waterman, secretary; Amy Elmore, president; Tony Nguyen, treasurer; and Tammy Piceno, president Tammy Piceno gives new mem ber, Kevin Dover his certificate of membership in the Beta Club After the convention, Kelli Hil liard wonders what luggage is hers