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

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Regina Moore Bobby Murr September Regina Moore: Yearbook Editor; Spring Musical Thespians — Treasurer; One-Act; Miss Northside Contestant; Student Coun cil; Quill Staff October Bobby Murr: Band; All-Dis trict Honors Band; Beta Club; SADD; Jr. Civitan; Spanish Club; Prayer Club; Key Club; Student Council Spring Musical Orchestra; Quill Staff; GA. Certificate of Merit; Top 5%; Perfect Attendance Award; and Who's Who Among Ameri can High School Students November Tammy Piceno: National Merit Semi-Finalist; Top 5%; Governor's Honors Alter nate; GA Certificate of Merit; Academic All American; Who's Who Among Ameri can High School Students; Olympics of the Mind; Band; Pres., Beta Club; Sec SADD; Math Team; Prayer Club; Student Council; and Orchestra, ‘‘Broadway Comes to Northside.” December Suzan Campbell: Thespians 85' 86° One Act plays; Spring Musicals; Top Ten, Miss Northside; Governor's Honors Alternate; Top 5%; Quill Staff, Editor Ensemble. Suzan Campbell Tammy Piceno

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Having a congenial conversa Taking a break from dancing is tion between dances are Rusty the last thing on the minds’ of | Mines, Sharon Calhoun, Ash- Tracy Daniels, Linda Graham, leigh Andrews, and Steve Chas- Girl Bird, and Brian Lifsey. tain. February 27 turned out to be a per- fect 73 degree day in Warner Robins, but many did not get to take advantage of the sunshine and warm air. About 25 seniors, along with a few faculty members, arrived at school at 9:00 am Saturday to begin decorating for the Senior Ball. A handful of workers spent the day coiling ivy setting up ta- bles, arranging flowers, and hanging Japanese lanterns and Oriental land- scape scenes which were borrowed from a local church. Throughout the day, seniors could be seen around town at local stores making adjustments on dresses and suits and picking up last minute items such as film, flowers, and money for the night ahead. The many hours of hard work finally paid off. By 6 pm, the otherwise ‘ordinary lobbies had been transfor med, as if by magic, into an exotic Japanese Ballroom. As the sunset faded into the night, the temperature dropped only slightly. An- ticipation and excitement grew, and helped to create an ideal atmosphere for a special night. Although the ball did not start until 8 pm, many couples arrived earlier to have pictures taken before traveling to area restaurants for a formal dinner. Some of the more popular places includ- ed the Green Jacket, Denvers, and Steak and Ale. After dinner, it was back to Northside where Bob’s Mobile Sound provided music and lighting effects for dancing. When the midnight hour arrived, ev- eryone had enjoyed themselves and had stayed until the very end.

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Amy Elmore Carleen Dammann October Amy Elmore: Beta Club, V. Pres.; Out- standing Senior; Salu- tatorian; Top 5%; Band. December Carleen Dammann: SADD; Prayer Club; Beta Club; Outstand- ing Senior; Track; Miss Northside. Will Vinson: Outstand- ing Senior; Beta Club; Tennis Team; Top 5%; FLBA, V. Pres.; Golden Eagle Nominee. April Debi Waterman: Quill, News Editor; Flag Corp Captain; Top 5%; Spring Musical; Out- standing Senior; Ten- nis Team. The Student of the Year for 1988 was Tammy Piceno, class valedictorian. She was honored at a banquet on June | at Richard's Restaurant. Will Vinson Debi Waterman