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

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These girls model the diversity of shoes worn by students of Northside High School, Derek Cooper is caught wearing the ever-popular, but forbidden, tank top. Durmon Thomas and Anquan Clark are “stylin’ and profilin” in their identical jogging outfits. Chris Cook and Chris Rodriquez show how students are unique with clothes, hairstyles, and images. Many students, such as Masashi Nishimura, wear their fashionable jean jackets to school.

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FASHION Students Show Their Individuality If a person looks in Northside at any time during the day, he will see more than just walls, floors and ceilings. He will see people wearing clothes from one extreme of fashion to the other like people wearing leather jackets, high-topped tennis shoes, dress-pants, ripped jeans, and T-shirts. Fashion is more than just clothes, however. Fashion in- cludes the attitude of the person “in style.” What would a person think if Phet Phansavath, My Vilayvong, Kelly Farr, and Peggy Lewis show off the latest styles in the all American blue jean. mo During Christmas, sweatshirts such as these being sported by Lindy Feightner and Lisa White, could be seen around campus. Dan Dowd poses for the camera at his locker in his coat which is adorned with a wide assortment of buttons. he saw a girl, who is normally the sweetest, most innocent girl around, come to school in black high-heeled boots, black leather mini-skirt and black hose with seams running up the back? He would definately not think she looked “cool” or fashion- able. He’d probably wonder what's wrong with her and hope one day she would be back to normal. That shows fashion is more than clothes; it’s a state of mind.

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Survival At Northside Only The Strongest Survive In The Jungle What can we do, as students, to survive the many difficulties en- dured each day? Despite the glori- ous feelings of coming to school each and every day, students find it necessary to share their for survival with their fellow class- mates and to find the easiest way to keep from reading a book. School is like a small society pre- paring person forthe rel word's where students have a chance to use what we've previously learned in for- Students gather around the coke machine to kill @ morning thirst. These students keep up with their studies to stay afloat in school. Mrs. Sims is swamped by students wanting early dismissals, 12 Survival face on a daily basis. You are con- stantly fighting tides of kids as you go from one class to the next. There are those days when you have to run to class without being caught. There are those days when you want to go home early, but you just can’t miss six periods test. Some days when things can’t get worse, all of your teachers want “this” and “that” due on the same day. Even with all of this, they still don’t let up on homework.