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

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The Spanish club added a little “flash” to their usual activities this year. This year the Spanish club put on a fashion show. In the show the latest men’s, women’s, and chil- dren’s fashions were shown. The fashion show served as the one fundraiser for the club. The club is designed to promote the Spanish language and customs, and the Spanish club’s sponsor is Mr. Compain. Spanish Club Officers (not in order of picture) for this year are Renee Morris, Bridgette Cooper, Joy Marsh, Robert Nguyan, and Jennifer Rogers. Spanish Club Members (not in order of picture): Norki Wyatt, Bridgette Cooper, Joy Marsh, Charles Miner, Venus Wilson, Robert Nguyan, Wanda Brockett, Morgan Arnold, Tammy Glover, Jennifer Rogers, Leigh Kiser, Masashi Nishimura, Franklin McGrath, Ruth Bieber, Tina Lord. 120 Spanish Club

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Advocate Advocate Advocate Advocate At the beginning of the school year it seemed that Northside would no longer have a newspaper, but several concerned students banded together with Mr. Gerald Boyd to form a new newspaper entitled the Advocate. These students, while only publishing one newspaper for the year, worked long and hard to keep the tradition of the Northside newspaper alive. They had to surmount many technical difficulties to publish the news- paper. Many days they stayed after school to work on the paper and go through all the troubles of typing all of the information up on the computer. They depended on their photographer, Jerry Dan- ials, to get the paper's pictures. He was often seen sliding around the floor taking pictures during the mock election. The paper was sold to the students and faculty for twenty-five cents. Mr. Boyd has the job of being an instructional coordinator as well as the ADVOCATE sponsor. HIGH HOMI THE | Advocate Members (front row from left to right) Matt Jester, Sherry McElroy, (second row from left to ri ; i ght) John Copeland, Greg Boatwright, Sheree Henderson, Je i Jonathan Peel, Steve Varnadoe, Dena Douglas, and Lloyd MacDonald ’ ee Advocate 121