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

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The Northside Business Staff teaches students to perform Ms. Imogene Yongue well in the business world Typewriting, Yearbook Mrs. Marguerite Bailey Business, Accounting Mrs. Mary Holland Business, VOT Mrs. Patricia Maten Business, Typing Ms. Paige Shepherd Business, Typing = +43 . aS. Je re

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Mixing Business with Dleasure The Business Department here at North- side encourages future business leaders of tomorrow to start a successful career. The classes prepare students to become the business leaders of tomorrow. They teach them to use computers, type, and to work with other people. The enhancement of such skills will help them advance to more professional work later on. Students need alot of background in business to be good in the future. In order to get a good background in business, courses such as Typing, from beginning to advanced, Shorthand, Computer Literacy, Applications, and Data Processing will help students work their way into a profes- sional job of tomorrow. Mrs. Dorough listens attentively as the candidates deliver their speeches for Mr. Northside Education is Cearning everything you possibly can and covlinuously Striving to Carn wore. More and more, computers have become a very important element in the business world. Northside has been one of the more fortunate schools as computer classes have been a part of its curriculum for sev- eral years. Mrs. Gale Dorough, the new com: puter teacher, feels that a knowledge of computers is important. She said that everybody (students and parents alike) is realizing that no matter what occupation they work in or plan to work in, a knowledge of computers is important. Computers are fascinat- ing and if only for that reason there will always be students interested in computers. Mrs. Dorough, who was valedic- torian in 1976 graduated from North- side and the University of Georgia, said that the major changes that have been made. since she was in high school is being able to select your own program of study. This in- cludes the offering of computer classes and more requirements for graduation. She feels very welcome to teach at Northside, because of the super ad- ministration, great faculty, and the wonderful groups of students. “The nicest thing about coming to Northside is being able to work for Mr. Dyson. He was my geometry teacher in high school. He has made me feel very welcome as a part of the faculty,’ said Mrs. Dorough.

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Edueation i acquiring Those shila which Back enable us to go ilo the world. and. obtain To home measure f sm Basics How many times do students sit in their English classes and complain about the work that has to be completed? Its too many to even remember. But where would we be without English, whether written and spoken, it is the basic tool of learning. From the first grade on through high school, English skills are built on and rein- forced. Without it we would not be able to read or write. Of course, that would mean no more homework, but it would also mean no more magazines, books and prob- ably no Constitution or Declaration of Inde- pendence. Mrs. Brenda Littlefield English, Journalism Ms. Lynn Campbell Mrs. Virgie Harris English English