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

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wi Being in the Chorus at NHS means dedication and concen tration to Diane Lane Seniors, Mark Summers and Keith Moore, do a little creative hall-walking during class If there is one thing seniors know how to do, “party” at pep rallies is definitely it

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Through the Years .. . Through the years Northside has grown in many ways. In academics, sports, and the campus itself, many NHS supporters watched it grow. Recent changes in the academic program improved the kind of education Northside students received. With the addition of QBE, Quality Based Education, most students worked harder in 1988 than they ever had. QBE did not only mean more work for students, but also for teachers and administrators. Since the cur- riculum was greater than it ever had been, many teachers found themselves bogged down in reports, labs, and term papers. Although many complaints were heard about QBE, the program greatly benefitted the quality of education at Northside. Most people judge a school by its sports. Does it have a good football team? Well, lately Northside not only improved its football team, who went all the way to Region Play- offs, but also improved their Softball team who brought home the Region title. As well both sports defeated the enemy: Warner Robins High. The entire athletic depart- ment grew to include: track, baseball, golf, wrestling, and at a time gymnastics. Of course, what would a sporting event be without Northside’s award-winning cheer- leaders? But what about the outward appearance of Northside? The Sophomores might think that there was always a ‘‘New Build- ing,’ but the Seniors know better! The ad- dition of the vocational wing offered ex- tended opportunities to Northside students, and as most students would say — It’s air conditioned! Also, the library has been expanded to give students more study area. This year 5 computers were placed in the library. One add-on at the school that is fought over most, is the en- larged parking lot in front of the school. No matter how early students arrive, there never seem to be enough parking spaces. Yes, Northside has changed a lot in the past 25 years. Through dedication and per- severance, supporters of NHS have seen it become the only place they would have their children attend school. Darren McConnell, Bill Bar geron, and Eddie Oliver seem to think break is a cause for cele bration

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v4 ’ : | 7 Shawn Lauer, Carey Rissman and Robbie Collins develop a new concept in what a parade float should be These are just some of the Northside memorabilia that fans collect today