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

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Sunrise, Sunset... the juniors and seniors there is a new sun- rise to see. Seniors will go out into the world and become responsible citizens, while the juniors will learn to lead North- side High School through another success- ful year. For the Class of 1988, Northside has prepared them to become leaders in the community. However, the class of 1989 must rise up and take over. They will be left here to learn some of life’s most diffi- cult lessons — the lessons of growing up and accepting responsibilities. The Class of 1988 must become a memory, a good memory. If the seniors could leave the jun- iors one piece of advice, it would be to take advantage of every moment, because it goes by all too quickly. The Seniors of 1989 will be there to lead the others in every Northside tradition. It is a big job, but the class of '89 has the spirit to keep Northside at top level. There are many, many things the Sen iors had to say goodbye to, first of all, their parking lot. As of June 8, the parking lot belonged to the ‘“‘new seniors’. However, this tradition was not handed down without the usual initiation of toilet paper and shav- ing cream. The senior bench will also be warmed by new bodies. They will no longer be called to pep rallies first, or be able to en out, many seniors could not CUt in the lunch line on Fridays. Instead wait til June 9 as Krista Pouncy these privileges will be part of a new world and Michelle Newton show for the juniors. Finally, they will get re- venge for all the jeers as sophomores — While waiting to buy cap and they will understand senioritis. That is, the gown, Tim Arnette and Dan general belief that seniors are far superior Ward congratulate each other fi sadly radia % to anyone else. The Class of 1988 also enjoyed the Ist year of QBE, the semester system, and the beginning of the renovation. Of course, the Class of ‘88 did not get to enjoy the air conditioning that the renovation brought on, only the disruption of construction workers, and noisy saws. However, any sacrifice was worth the carpet, air-condi- tioning, and the new auditorium that North- side would receive. There were so many changes during the year. Students matured. There were new friendships born, and old ones torn apart. Yet, through the laughter and the tears each student developed a special charac- ter all their own. Each student became what they are, through Northside High School. When caps and gowns were giv

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