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

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Senior Sweetheart, Tangela Robinson, watches as the remain- der of the Sweetheart Court walk down the aisle. Unaffected by the bustle around her, Evonnie Owens smiles for the camera while the other participants converse in the background. Carol Callen shows how estatic she is about being a Junior Sweetheart. Walking beneath the swords, Kia Mitchel and her escort Edwin Matthews make their way down the aisle. JROTC Assembly 33

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JROTC Assembly Keshea Madison is Queen. The annual JROTC Assembly was held on March 2, 1989 in the gymnasium. Once again, the faculty and students had the opportunity to listen to their favorite tunes played by the Reserve Generation Band of the Air Force Reserve which has been entertaining Norhtside for the past fifteen years. The band played current hits such as “When a Man Loves a Woman,” “Locomo- tion,” and “I Heard It Through the Grape- vine.” Every girl in JROTC is automatically entered into the contest. Other girls who wish to enter may sign up. The ten girls with the highest scores go on to compete for princess or queen. The 1989 TROTC Sweetheart Court in- cluded sophomores: Dawn Kuitko, Latrese Pierceson, Evonnie Owens, and Stephanie Smith; juniors: Kia Mitchel, Leanne Mead- ows, Carol Callen, and Sharon Jones; and seniors: Keshea Madison and Tangela Rob- inson. Chosen as sophomore princess was Latrese Pierceson; junior princess, Leanne Meadows; and the queen, senior,Keshea Madison. C Commander Franklin McGrath was Master of Ceremonies. After being crowned the new JROTC Queen, Keshea Madson sits in her honorary seat before the students during the JROTC Assembly. : Dawn Kuitko patiently awaits for the beginning of the JROTC Assembly. After escorting their sweethearts at the end of the JROTC Assembly, some of the men pose for a group shot. 32 JROTC Assembly

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MISS NORTHSIDE PAGEANT Senior Tanjaneca Rambert is crowned the new 1988-1989 Miss Northside before a cheering crowd of fans! Ashleigh Andrews, winner of the inter- view competition, third place in talent, and first runner-up overall, gives the gift of knowledge as well as showing off her formal wear. 34 Miss Northside Pageant Kelli Hilliard as Rudolph gives her red nose to Santa during the informal com- petition. She was also the winner of the formal wear award as well as second runner-up Millie Littlefield, who tied with Karen Parrish for the application award and was third runner-up, gives the gift of grace in the informal competition and sings for her talent Melanie Stephen, who was fourth run- ner-up, thanks her parents for “Raisin” her during her award winning informal wear act. She also displays her gown during the informal wear competition