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

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Star Student Teacher and Quiz Bowl — ed = - - jagee geeee’'@a Mike Hester was named Star Student Quiz Bowl contestants are John Crocker, with a score of 1350 on the SAT. Mike has ‘Travis Griner, Tolga Musa, Chad Wal- made a name for himself at Northside in ters, Richard Coulombe, Jennifer many different areas. For three years he | Rogers, Casey Dement, David Slusher, has been a vital part of the Debate Team and Mike Hester. Their sponsor is Mrs. and several other academic competitions. Mary Beth Henke, a teacher in the Rarely beaten, Mike has long been a feared Honor's program at Northdside. They opponent in any competition he enters. He entered several competitions and plans to attend West Georgia College on a —placed very well in each of them. full debate scholarship. He chose as his Star Teacher Mr. Bruce Rogers, his Debate Coach. He chose Mr. Rogers as his Star Teacher because of their long association in Debate. Both of these men are to be congratulated for their many successes.

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1989 Literary Competition oe oe | This year’s literary contes- tants competed well in every category. Especially notable was the Debate Team which won not only a hard-fought region battle but also a very competetive state contest. Northside also won the region 1 Act Play and was runner-up in the state contest. This year’s literary team won re- gion and state honors by ac- cumulating the most points in overall competition. North- side is very proud of its re- cord of winning so many state and region contests. v7.7 0 Oo ¢ 4 0°9%e% ¢ re, o,¢ o , Mike Hester competed in Boys’ Extemporaneous Speaking, Debbie Gee participated in Girls’ Oral Interpretation, and Phil Little competed in Boys’ Oral Interpretation. 56 Literary Competition 4 5252505250505 —MASASSOOS RASS C5 0525 ROOOOOO ON Contestants in the Literary Contest are Julie Moeller, Daydra Cain-Dodson, Jonathan Simon, Sherri Mc Elroy, De Gee, Angela Bolden, Susan Phillips Parkerson, Alisha Willis, Millie Littlefield, Phil Little, Scott Eldridge, John Crock Scott Culpepper, Jonathan Smith, Ashleigh Andrews, Mike Hester, Jerry Mc Gahagin, and Bridget Cooper. Julie Moeller represented Northside in Home Eco- nomics and placed first in the region with her presentation. Julie spent many hours working on her project so that she could represent her school well. Pal od of of iC Ee eo ¢ CO Se Sa orere® | ‘ id Elroy competed in Girl's Essay and Mike in Boy's Essay. Alisha i represen ted Northside in Girl's Spelling. Each one of these students did an excellent ef

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Scholarship Winners For the hard work they've done, a total of twenty- ————— Te ul four seniors received scholarships. Scholarships var- im Vf ; eecce E ied from as far as Washington, D.C., lowa, and —SSSCC Ces S0 6 gases Snes! UL bo eee Florida, to as close as Macon, Georgia. Mrs. Summers TELE TY — {| peel | yp put in long hours to get all of the paperwork WmmPttEEPER, Ne i organized for the seniors’ applications to the differ- | seeneeee ¥ ent colleges. Scholarships for high academic achieve- ments and for excelling athletic abilities were given out among Northside’s senior class. The Presidental Scholar was based strictly on SAT scores. To receive this scholarship, scores on the SAT had to be at least - 1300. . a Pebeers Usually applications for scholarships are sent off te ’ soon after Christmas. Whether or not the student will receive the scholarship is not known until spring. Out 58 Scholars