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

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The Senior court members are Marie Kemp escorted by Lee Brown, Tangie Rambert escorted by Johnathan Simon and Rhonda Upshaw escorted by Mark Healey Jack Upshaw presents his daughter Rhonda Upshaw. a Senior court mem ber, during halftime of the 1988-89 Homecoming game The other members of the court are Nicole Spires, Cara Blackgrove. Step hanie Womack, and Becky Smith with their escorts Kevin Enckler, Joe Shut tlesworth, Eric Hubbard. and Scott Cu pepper. Homecoming 23

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HOMECOMING 1988 Marie Kemp Homecoming Queen Again this year, Northside continued the tradition of elec- ting a Homecoming Queen. Each year the student body elects girls from each class. Once a list of those names has been compiled, the students vote again to narrow the list down to five girls from each class. On October 3, a special as- sembly was held and each girl presented a speech to the stu- dent body. Afterwards the stu- dents voted again to choose 22 Homecoming two sophomores, two juniors, and three seniors. Then the student body voted once more electing the 1988 Homecoming Queen. The last Homecoming assem- bly honored the seniors in- volved with the football season. Afterwards the Queen's court was introduced. The sophomore princesses Stephanie Womack and Becky Smith and their es- corts were presented, as well as Cara Blackgrove and Nicole Spires, the junior princesses, The 1987-1988 Homecoming Queen Kendall Williford tearfully crowns Marie Kemp as her successor at the assembly on Thursday During the assembly, senior Marie Kemp is crowned the 1988-1989 Homecoming Queen after being on the Homecoming Court for three years with their escorts. Waiting for the winner to be announounced were Marie Kemp, Tangie Ram- bert, an Rhonda Upshaw and their escorts. The question of who would become the new queen was on everyone's lips. Marie Kemp was ecstatic as her name was announced. The new Homecoming Queen Marie Kemp is escorted before the Eagle fans by her mother during halftime of the Homecoming game

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HOMECOMING 1988 Assembly Honors Seniors One of the most memora- ble events at Northside is Homecoming. However, the Homecoming assembly is more than just the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. It traditionally honors the se- niors who participated during football season and recog- nizes their accomplishments. Caleb Carter was the emcee of the assembly. He listed the accomplishments of everyone honored as they walked to their seat. There were five groups of seniors invloved in the presentation. The senior band members were the first group honored with the senior flag members and the senior majorettes next. Then came the senior football players and the senior cheerleaders. Each person honored had all eyes on him or her as they were escorted to their seat by the person of their choice. Two people not always rec- ogized are Ms. Woelfel and Mrs. Littlefield who organized the assembly. They should be commended for making the 1988-1989 Homecoming as- sembly great! Doing an awesome job on the piano during the Homecoming Assembly are junior Angela Bolden and senior Melanie Stephens. Practicing to get everything just right, Mrs. Littlefield tries to make sure that everyone takes the right steps at prac- tice. The Northside ensemble performs a medley of songs before the student body and parents during the final Homecom- ing Assembly.