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

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ANCHOR ANCHOR ANCHOR Monica Brown Jalanda Standard Julie Weatherford Jennifer Ridings Daphne Thomas Meredith McDonald Julie McDaniel Kim Melvin Jennifer Ridings and Daphne T practice and polish their ne oped self-defense skills sored hy the Anchor Club ciass sponsored Dy re ANC ot UI Balloons, blown up by the Northside High School Anchor members, were used to start the Annual Walk-A-Thor sponsored by the March of Dime Anchor Club 77

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ANCHOR ANCHOR ANCHOR Julie Weatherford ts learning some helpful, practical self defense tech niques from a retired police officer. Meredith McDonald, Jennifer R dings, and Jalanda Standard rest after an early morning of working for the March of Dimes’ Walk a-Thon ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS President Kim Melvin Vice President julie Weatherford Secretary Lisa Edge Senior Representative Kathy Butler Treasurer Monica Brown 76 Anchor Club The Northside High 1988-89 An- chor Club was sponsored by Ms. Yongue. They held meetings on Wednesday or Friday mornings at 8:00. The girls who wish to join the club must first pass initiations and regularly attend meetings. Among their activities this year was the March of Dimes Mother's March. The Anchor club called for donations for this organization. Club members assisted the participants in the walk- a-thon. They received a plaque for supporting and contributing to the Mother's March. In the spring, the Anchor club sponsored an evening long self defense class for young women who were interested in learn- ' ing how to protect their bodies against an attacker. The course was very helpful and was appreciated by all who attended. Since the group started so late in the year the num- bers were not as high as years before. The group is looking forward to next year and anticipates a growth in membership. . te aoe | ra ’ : “a pony

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ACCOUNTIN This year, Northside had an asset added to its variety of clubs. Mrs. Renee Horton sponsored the Accounting Club. The purpose of the club is to promote accounting, its usefulness, and its impor- tance. The club got off to a good start with seventeen members and officers ready and willing to work. The club had weekly meetings in the mornings. The club participated in the annual Christmas door contest by decorating Mrs. Kins- aul’s office door. Also, in recognition of her devotion and hard work, Mrs. Kinsaul was hon- ored by the club with a party, refreshments, and lunch allowance. The club is looking forward to many more successful years at Northside. Officers for the 1888-89 school year are Jonathan Smith, Phil Little, Robin Harbin, Samantha Bozman, and Lisa Lowe The members of the Accounting Club enjoyed a party with Mrs. Sue Kinsaul, Northside High School's bookkeeper. Bottom (left to right) — Jonathan Smith, Phil Little, Samantha Bozman, Robin Harbin, Lisa Lowe, Kem Baker, Angie Slagle: Middle (left to right) Monica Brown, Renee Petties, Saramada Matthews, Kelly Howell, Lori Cook, Lori Cook, Roni Hevican, Lisa Shealy, Alicia Wynn: Top (left to right) — Darius Solomon, Bernard Norwood Sponsor — Mrs. Renee Horton 78 Accounting Club