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

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‘R. C-1W-I-'P-fl-N LINAS HEARTS On Friday mornings in the cafeteria many students attend the weekly Jr. Civitan meeting. The meeting begins with the traditional ringing of the bell. During the meeting, officers and mem- bers discuss upcoming events. Jr. Civitan represents a helping hand in our community. Some of the club's contributions include providing clothing and fishing equipment for the Veteran's Hospital, visiting children’s ward at the hospital, ringing the bell for the Salva- tion Army, and helping with the Special Olympics. In April members attended a Jr. Civi- tan convention at Norman Park in Moul- trie, GA. Also, many of the Jr. Civitan's members from the Southern District participated in the skate-a-thon in order to raise money for different organiza- tions. Through car washes, Jr. Civitan raised money to help pay for their annu- al Six Flags trip. Dwayne Jolley enjoys socializ ing during intermission at the district meeting in Albany. Beth Lanier Heather Clark Dee Dee Durden Robin Harbin Heath Walker Kate Schack Walter Harden Cliff Simpson Christa Stone Sandy Tollefson Alisha Willis Mike Moss Tonya Boselie Renee Pettis Missy Collins Amy Wilson Bridgett McBride Mr. Howard Laurie Duncan Michelle Newton Andrea Hodge Joy Grubb Dwayne Jolley Mike Hester Lawanna Whitehead Alexis Ande John Brody Kelly Hamilton Dana Odom Chuck Lanier LaShena Verrett Sophia McGrady Rodney Boucher Kendall Williford Jalanda Standard Stephanie Wood Matt Schultz Tony Head Nikki Lanneau Kristen Stevens Natasha Coulter Samantha Good Michelle McClish Jill Moore Stephanie Bryant Millie Littlefield Wynette Moody Carleen Dammann Christie White Danny Fitzgerald Tracy Hall Tracy Rodgers Lori Jenkins Kathy Wynn Susan Benton Lisa White a

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3° f° D-D YOU DRINK, YOU BRIVE, YOU DIE! Drunk driving ranks today as one of the nation’s most serious health and safety issues. One quarter of a million Americans have lost their lives in alco- hol-related auto crashes over the past decade. Over the next year, an estimat- ed 4,000 teenagers will die because of drinking and driving. Students Against Drunk Driving is an organization de- signed to improve these frightening sta- tistics by encouraging people not to drink and drive. Since the formation of SADD and MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), alcohol-related deaths have been reduced. The SADD chapter, which was start- ed here in 1987, is responsible for two major contributions. On Prom night stu- dents are given a HOTLINE number to be used if they are unable to drive. Also, a Grad Party sponsored by the Down: towner Motel, WRBN, and the SADD chapters from Northside and Warner Robins high schools is designed so that seniors will have a place to gather rath- er than be on the roads. Students hard work pays off when SADD's car wins first place in the car competition in the Homecom ing Parade = SADD members listen attentive ly to Sgt. Turpin as he speaks about drunk driving. Jean Uitto Bobby Murr Debbie Smith Jim Bagley Venus Wilson Maurice Davis Amy Elmore Mya Huff Tangela Robinson Bridgett McBride Renee Brooks Terri Owens Sandra Duram Janet Luper Susan Fuller Corinna Holt Monica Freeman Billy Cope Tammy Piceno Rochelle Greer Becky Buller Melanie Stephens Don Hudson Valencia Moore Terri Lauman Jennifer Luper Frank Graham

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Classified WELCOME WORTHSi0¢ NIGH SCHOO JUNIOR SEMOR Prom The Radison Inn offered its sup- Kristin Stevens enjoys sporting port to Northside by hosting the around in her new car JrSr Prom. On a Saturday afternoon, Rusty Mines and Sharon Calhoun visit Ist Atlanta to get funds for the evening ahead. Ss