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

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The Deca members are very proud of their well put together Homecoming float Benita Ayala Tracy Biehl David Bryant Michelle Broom Eric Deppen Wendy Drum Melanie Goff Rick Jones Robin Jones Tracy Jones Lisa Kelly Archie Lawton Robie Luna Matthew Marsh Chris Radney Sonja Roberts Bryant Weaver Cheryl Wilbanks Erika Edding Mark Argyle Jim Bagley Ginger Butts Jennifer Chastain Tora Dixon Alb ert Dozier Rose Ellis Truett Gaylor Mark Healey Sean Hill Renee Jones Sonja Kemp Nikki Lanneau Lori Laws Diana Mata Jan Melneck Karen Parrish Debbie Perry Christy Ray Michelle Sullivan Lawanna Whitehead Tonya Williams Tracy Wilson = ate NOR Sing iG S09, DECA MEMBERS S| GCATCH the SENSAT Tammy Smith, Sherry Phillips, Sonja Roberts, Renee Jones, and Sonja Kemp have a great time on one of their DECA trips Jim Bagley is very happy about the award which he received

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Sherry Phillips, Rose Ellis, Rob in Jones, and Sonja Roberts pledge their leadership to DECA There is more to school than sitting in classes all day. Learning about the work force is of equal importance as the everyday sub- jects taught in school. Deca, Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America, enables students to leave school early and get first hand work experience from his or her job. The sponsor, Mr. War- nock, teaches his students the im- portance of hard work and good working relations with fellow em- ployees. The motto of Deca is to develop future leaders for market- ing and distribution. Along with work is also play. Deca’s play this year included the participation in the homecoming parade. The club also attended dif- ferent district and national con- tests, and also state and national leadership conferences. Remem- ber the big Christmas tree you saw here at school? Well, of course, Deca decorated it again this year. The clubs annual initiation in- stallation was held in the library again this year. Kristi Carter and Mark Healey have a good time, yet learn a great deal on their work setting. Tracy Wilson and Bryant Weaver take inventory at Sears for a club project.

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STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE ‘ERB +R fle [+ - Rl The computer club is a very significant club now, because computers are a very important part of our life today. Computer Technology has taken over many of the things that people used to do on their own in the past. To get a certain kind of job, usually you have to know how to use a computer. Computers are becoming in- creasingly important in our generation, be- cause people are learning to use them, and it is making their jobs much easier. Meetings are on Monday mornings when upcoming events are discussed. This year, the computer club competed in the 1987- 88 homecoming parade and won 2nd place in the car category. In April David Williams competed in the FBLA state leadership conference in “Computer Concepts”. Mrs. Dorough helps Tim Yarbor Angie Bean looks at her copy ough while doing his class work before handing it in Computer club members are Mike Lee, David Williams, Brid gett McBride, and Deneb Fredrick