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

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One way to make a school day brighter is to receive balloons and flowers, Sophomore Peter Dougherty is excited to get Pam Shiflet is all smiles as she gets to leave help from Kim Waters. early for work. During lunch Nikki Williams finally gets to use the phone after standing in line. Survival 13

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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.

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PRIDE AT NORTHSIDE We’ve Got It! When sophomores en- ter Northside they soon realize the amount of PRIDE displayed by the upperclassmen. PRIDE is evident from the first day of the year. However, PRIDE is not understood unless it is experienced. A student who attends Northside for a few months soon realizes why Northside is held in high regard. PRIDE cannot be Danny Nichols and Brian Page show a little Eagle spirit. These seniors let everyone know that they are proud of their status! The band faithfully follows Jennie Pe- terson as she marches off the foot- ball field. Just a reminder to everyone of just how great Northside really is! 14 Pride touched, but rather is seen, heard, and felt whenever one is associ- ated with Northside High School. Students choose to emotionally or physi- cally support Northside in all of its endeavors. The committment of faculty and students makes it pos- sible to attain our goals. There are always North- side students willing to do the job. Over and over Northside receives various rewards from competition in drama, debate, ROTC, and athletics. Rewards come in the forms of trophies, let- ters, plaques, titles or verbal praise. Whatever task is tried, PRIDE should be felt by each and every Northside student. Clowning around are Mary Mills, Chris Ingram, Rob Gordon, Joey Rig- Sby, Laura Burden, Charlotte Bill- ingsley, and Ronda Huddleston.