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

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Smiling for his friends, Todd Robbins waits for the assembly to begin Robbie Luna ponders the answer to his question as the crowd anxiously waits Eddie Oliver seems deep in thought as he organizes his answer These eleven young men pose one last time before the assembly begins Mr. Northside 45

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MR. NORTHSIDE ASSEMBLY Mr. Northside Is Chosen From A Field Of Eleven Young Men This Year Instead Of The Usual Ten. A week after the first Mr. North- side assembly, the students met in an assembly. Earlier that day, the contestants had met with the judges and had their interviews. During the assembly, the students listened as each contestant chose a question. After either Millie Littlefield or An- drea Hodge had read the question out loud, the contestant answered it. Each judge gave the contestant a score for his answer. The contes- tants were given points in five cate- gories: student vote, faculty vote, application, interview, and im- promptu question. All eleven contestants listen to Mr Dyson at —‘ The top five finalists proudly display their the beginning of the assembly individual trophies they received Mark Thompson listens with amusement to Franklin McGrath waits nervously for his the question Millie Littlefield reads name to be called 44 Mr. Northside

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SENIOR BALL Seniors Enjoy An Evening In Greece On February 18, 1989, Northside’s lobby was transformed into a dance floor and lounge full of greenery and stately col- umns. The theme was a night in Greece. Though the ball did not begin until 8 p.m., people were here as early as 8:30 a.m. to decorate. That evening, couples entered the school Jan, Melanie, Eddie, and Etta were all smiles. Sherry McElroy and Shaun Lauer are a unique couple. 46 Senior Ball through an archway of col- umns and danced down- Stairs to music provided by Bob's Mobile Sound. Upstairs, they could find tables where friends could gather to eat, chat, or take a break from dancing. Mrs. Strait and her foods classes prepared and served the refreshments. Other helpful teachers, It is evident that Millie Littlefield and Wes Channell had a good time. such as Ms. Yongue, Mrs. Havrilla, and Mr. Man- tiply, worked all day to decorate, also. The dance was wonderful and many fond, lasting memories were made. Mrs. Littlefield, Mr. Mantiply, and Mrs. Moore share a laugh.