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

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STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Millie Littlefield, President; Andrea Hodge, Vice-President; Phil Little Treasurer; Lindy Feightner, Secretary; Michelle Smith, Projects Chairman Kerry Sugrue and Sarah Horton fix a hungray customer a hotdog and a coke Student Council 127

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Each year, students join together to form the new Student Council. Students who are representatives for Student Council are chosen by each homeroom. One student is elected at the beginning of the year from every homeroom in the school. Meetings are held every Thursday at eight o'clock. The sponsor is Mrs. Brenda Littlefield, who is often seen doing some of the activies with the students. The club sponsors several activities during the school year. The Student Council works in the concession stand during all of the home basketball games. They put on the production of Mr. Northside and helped others in nursing homes. To raise money, they also sold bumper stickers and even had two Saturday car washes. Student Council sponsors the Top 5% Banquet every year during the spring of the year. Each year Student Council uses the money that it has raised during the year to give a five-hundred dollar scholarship to one very deserving Senior. The following students are members of Student Council: 126 Student Council Standing: Josh Ray, Will Williford, Robert Dodson, Chris Moncrief, Michelle Woodling, Brian Carpenter, Robert Nyguen, Jonathan Simon, Holly Hardison, Jennifer Rogers, Bridgette Cooper, Nicole Smith, and Valerie Sails; Bending : Jonathan Smith, Don Hudson, Sandra Nichols, Daniel Jackson, Scott Felton, Ken Golden, Tara Amos, Samantha Bozeman, Christina McClish, Julie McDaniel, Robin Harbin, Nicole Powell , Kaci Boulware, Sharon Calhoun, and Tijuanda Thomas; Kneeling : Carmen Cranford, Angel Bowen, Joy Grubb, Cynthia Slaughter, Sandy Kubia, Karen Parrish, Edwin Matthews, Sarah Horton, and Mishan Davezan. Sitting : Ashleigh Andrews, Dana Harrell, Phil Little, Andrea Hodge, Millie Littlefield, Lindy Feightner, Michelle Smith, Amy Wilson, and Nyquell Jackson. The officers for the eighty eight- eighty nine school year are President:Millie Littlefield; Vice-President: Andrea Hodge; Treasurer: Phil Little; Secretary:Lindy Feightner; and Projects Chairperson: Michelle Smith. Kerry Sugrue, Millie Littlefield, Andrea Hodge, Meshon Davezan, and Nyquell Jackson enjoyed comong to the basketball games so that they could work in the concession stand run by the student council ; wes aa ay Ly i

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Thespian troupe 2892 had an extremely busy year in 1989. Start- ing with the One-Act in the fall and closing with the Musical in the spring, it was a blast of a year for the award-winning troupe. TINTYPES, the One-Act musical, was the Region AAAA state runner-up. The show fea- tured twenty-four of our most ener- getic youth. The show also opened Thespian Conference in Atlanta. The Conference is a three day event in which Thespians are invited to per- form in shows and workshops. Thes- pians also sponsored the Miss Northside Pageant. The members work hard to publicize the show, rig up microphones, and design and create a set. After the outstanding show, few could deny the group's success. The final job of the Thes- pians is to sponsor the Spring Musi- cal, THE BOYFRIEND. The show, open to any student, was a smashing success. After such a busy year, the Thespians can only say,“It’s been real and it's been fun, but it was always real fun!” Mr. Horne takes great pleasure in participating in the ground break ng ceremony for the well awaited new auditorium 128 Thespians Fr nr nnn THESPIANS THESPIAN Houston County Board of Education ‘Matthew Arthur, Superintendent Phil Little, Ashleigh Andrews, Millie Littlefield, and Matt Schultz served as the officers for thi years Thespians Sophomores (from top to bottom): Will Williford; Russ Brand: Lisa Brewer Tara Amos; Brian Carpenter; Jill Catey (left) These Thespian members have really shown their schoo! support during Spirit Week by getting really ‘tacky” on Tacky Day. Their colors may clash but their spirits are together