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

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THE BOTTOM LINE IS NUS ASM Kathy Butler and Lisa Edge find that working together brings close friendships. . . s —Si The editors of the Quill are: Rodney Boucher (Fea- tures), Debi Waterman (News), Steve Chastain and Suzi Campbell (Editors-in-chief), and Tony Nguyen (Sports). As Sports Editor, Tony Nguyen works on layouts for the paper.

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PoReAWE Re CoLsWUB LETTING THE LIGHT SHINE Prayer Club members listen at- tentively as Jim Bagley gives words of encouragement. Jim Bagley, Pres. of the Prayer Club is greatly supported by the officers: Rochelle Greer, treas.; Michelle New- ton, proj. chm.; Carleen Dammann, sec.; Melanie Stephen, v.pres. Johnny Bagley Barry Robinson Paul Harkness Mike Carter Mike Clements Caleb Carter Frank Graham Lynn Wendler Carre Rone Sondra Sawitski The Prayer Club, sponsored by Mrs. Strait, meets every Tuesday at 8:00 a.m. in Rm. 28. The members are in charge of most of the meetings. Once a month a guest speaker is invited to speak before the group. Their topics are about life and how to handle it. These speakers are ministers from various churches in Warner Robins and repre- sent several different denominations. Projects of the Prayer Club have been to visit the nursing homes at Christmas Time. Visiting Christian Concerts here in Warner Robins has also been a past time for the club members. Amber Ray Angela Bussell Angela Bolden Terri Laumann Shane Spell Amy Wilson Billy Cope Becky Buller Melanie Coker Keri Singleton Marie Kemp Mark Thompson Jean Uitto Melanie Stephen Michelle Newton Jim Bagley Rochelle Greer Carleen Dammann

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For the talented group of students who make up the Quill newspaper staff, the bottom line is enthusiasm. In order to pro- duce the monthly paper, all the students had to work together as a team. Some times working as a team was difficult be cause of personality conflicts or grumpy moods, but the members of the staff grew closer by working through the problems. When students were tired on Monday A Deadlines mean constant work for these young journalists. mornings or too excited to concentrate on Friday morning, they drew the energy to complete assignments through their dedi- cation to the Quill. Of course the newspaper was put to gether by the students, however, the driv- ing force behind them was sponsor, Mrs. Brenda Littlefield. With her encourage ment and support, the Quill newspaper ex- perienced another successful year. | . The entire Quill staff worked hard to success Regina Moore Lisa Edge Vicki Lowe Jeff Riner Cliff Simpson Walter Harden Tony Nguyen Susan Calkins Bobby Murr Brian Lifsey Sonja Kemp Rodney Boucher Suzi Campbell Steve Chastain Debi Waterman Kate Schack Wendy Jackson make the year Mrs. Littlefield helps Debi Wa- terman before an deadline. important a