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

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Building On Memories As the school year comes to a close, we realize that we have gained so many memories that will last us forever. In the fall as we returned to school, we felt great anticipation because we knew that this would be the best schoo! year ever. For the 1988 football season the spir- it was electrifying be- cause we all knew the Northside Eagles were NUMBER ONE. Not only were the games fun and exciting but they were also made memorable by the per- formances of the band and the flag corps. Before each home game the cheerleaders led the pep rallies that always seemed to boost everyone's spirit and to make the football team want to win even more. The week before the Demon game has tradi- tionally been set aside as Spirit Week. This year Spirit our future. Week was one of the highlights of an already memorable fall. Students danced at the morning pep 6 The memories we build today will last forever! Demons.” After the football the Miss Northside pageant captured the interest of everyone. Be- cause the pageant took place during Christmas, each girl was asked to dress as her pre- sent to the world. The cli- matic moment came when Tangie Rambert was crowned Miss North- side. Not all mo- ments were shared by everyone in the school. Some important memories included those Shared by a few friends at lunch talking about impor- tant matters or just good friends shar- ing a hug. All the memories of 1988, both happy or sad, private or public, personal or shared, will remain with each of us as we build on At the Miss Northside Pageant senior Karen Parrish dressed as a rallies in their coolest clothes to “Chill out the dove, the bird of peace, so that the world will have peace The hardworking flag managers struggle to carry all the flag girls’ jackets, bags, and purses while the flag girls take to the field. The Flag Corps and the Blue Wind Band open each home football game with a pre-game show featuring the traditional “Mr. Touchdown.” Spirited juniors dance to the drum cadences at the morning pep rally which was held during Spirit Week,

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To our favorite lifeguard. Always remember the good times. RHONDA CONGRATULATIONS The future is as bright as the glow Wee I : : MATT SHULTZ in our hearts. Love, your Mom, Dad, three sisters | “7° love you, Mom and Dad Lisa congratulations and best wishes DERRICK, we are so proud of you; for happiness on your graduation day and always. Love, Mom, Dad, and Barry e é N a . E. of the person you have become and are sure to be. WE LOVE YOU Mom, Dad, Deborah, Donna Senior Salutation 301

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have to Susan Benton, a two year varsity cheerleader, enjoys dancing to the ever popular “Rock On” at the afternoon pep rally. Richelle Roby and Kenitra Burnette show their spirit by dancing to the beat of the music played by the band. Eating in the cafeteria is a favorite pastime of these senior girls because it gives them time to chat.