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

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A ae se I Pe | SENIOR EXEC SENIOR EXEC SENIOR EXEC WO CIDE HIGH SC a “al Ex - PRESENTED BY THE € PRESIDENT — CALEB CARTER; VICE PRESIDENT — JOEY RIGSBY; SECRETARY — MARIE KEMP; PROJECT CHAIRMAN SANDY KUBIA; TREASURER — AMY WILSON KAREN PARISH AND MIKE HESTER ARE READY FOR EVERYONE NOW THAT THEY HAVE THE BREAD STEPHANIE BRYANT AND AMY BALDWIN TAKE A BREAK AFTER A HARD CLEAN-UP JOB KAC! BOULWARE AND SUZY CULPEPPER COM- BINE CONVERSATION AND WORK AS THEY ROLL NAPKINS. SUZIE SANTOS AND ALISHA WILLIS ENJOY PREPARING THE COLE SLAW FOR THEIR SE- NIOR BARBEQUE SENIOR EXEC 123

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With the able guidance of Mr. Robert Mantiply, the Senior Executive Commit- tee had a successful year. Two seniors from each homeroom were voted to be representatives. The group met each Wednesday at 8:05, (or somewhere there about). During the school year the club participated in many activities. The first project to be tackled was home- coming. After an all — night decorating party at Laura Burden's home, the seniors were exuberant to learn that their homecoming float had won first place. The biggest fundraiser of the year was on January 21 when the seniors held the annual senior barbecue. The money they raised was used to fund a ‘ their delightful Senior Ball. The Senior Exec worked all day February 18 to transform the lobby into a classical Greek party. Later the seniors would host a senior picnic at Dry Lake Park. The members of the 1988-89 Senior Executive Committee were Susan Benton, Angela Holsten, Greg Boatwright, Michelle Kinnear, Stephanie Williams, Susie Culpep- per, Amy Baldwin, Matt Schultz, Mike Hester, Stephanie Bryant, Kaci Boulware, Dee Hillock, Marie Kemp, Susie Santos, Alisha Willis, Caleb Carter, Scott Culpep- per, Cory Dinkins, Gary Matthews, Ashleigh Andrews, Jan Melnick, Sandy Kubia, Joey Rigsby, Lindy Feightner, Amy Wilson, Eddie Oliver, and Keshia Madison. — TT SENIOR EXEC SENIOR EXEC SENIOR EXEC Helping get the lobby turn- ed into a Grecian wonder land on Saturday morning are Michelle Kinnear and Susan Benton Ashleigh Andrews makes sure everything gets done right, especially as she tells Roger Blizzards what to do Greg Boat and Scott Cul- pepper are recruited to help get the cabbages out of the freezer during the senior barbeque.

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SADD The Sadd group this year was a very active and vital part of Northside High School. Their many activities over the year strived to show the students that it is possible to have fun without drinking and certainly without drinking and driv- ing. The Sadd members began their year with signs and bulletin boards to remind students of the dangers of drinking and driving. This year these students brought back to Northside a tradition that has been forgotten in past years, the Homecoming Dance. They worked long and hard to transform the cafeteria into “One Moment in Time.” The dance was a huge success, and we look forward to many more Homecoming Dances — we 3 Te a LAr toed ki ee SADD in the future. Another project to make everyone aware of the dangers of drinking and driving was the red bow campaign. Everyone was asked to wear a red bow to show that they were aware of the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. At prom time they distributed booklets to students so that they would be aware of the dangers they face when they drink. The final project that the club undertook was the beautification of the front campus. The club decided to beautify the campus because the school has recently undergone a facelift. Now Northside has a beautiful entryway and a lovely landscaped front campus. With the proceeds from the Homecoming Dance, the club SADD ES SS Gee bought flowers and shrubbery to enhance the front of the school. The SADD members are Becky Bueller, Melanie Stephen, Ken Golden, Melody Coker, Tangela Robinson, Robin Harbin, Sandra Durham, Sarah Mata, Veronica Torres, Gayla Lewis, Wanda Brockett, Maurice Davis, Tomeika Leverson, Cindy Slaughter, Pat Luther, Lisa Lowe, Chad Walters, Earl Story, Travis Lung, Venus Wilson, Monica Dumas, Tommy Benningfield Jilj Moore, Liz Mathis, Frank Graham, Gary Matthews, Valarie Sales, Jennifer Elvins, Joy Grubb, and sponsor Sgt. Bob Turpin. Not pictured is the other club sponsor Mrs. Virgie Harris. The Sadd members spent many hours painting signs. The purpose of the signs was to again remind the students not to drink and drive. Members felt that if just one life could be saved with their signs that their time would not have been wasted. The Sadd members had a wrecked car on display during the Homecoming Parade to remind people what can happen when someone drinks and then gets behind the wheel of a car. Club members rode on the wrecker to show other students their support of sobriety. 124 SADD