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Student Life ~ 7kiags are Locking Up 2.8

Academics Stop, Look. and Listen P. 24
People Here's Looking at You P. 42
Clubs Hey, Lock Us Over 2. 100

Sports Aoske Like A Winn P. 120
Index LookUp 7. 168

Ads ~teoks Like a Million Dollars P. 176

OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE
CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR

| Westside HS, 2851 Heath Road, Macon, GA 31206

egacy 1998 Volume I

Ready, Set, Go! These sudents are rep-
resentative of Westsides first student
body. They are excited about being in
a beautiful, brand-new school and
starting a tradition of excellence here
They are already Looking Forward to
Looking Back on their high school

years

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LOOKING FORWARD
TO
LOOKING BACK

The junior class shares a love that cannot be broken, as evidenced at the student council speeches made on Tuesday, Sep
tember 9

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2 SS Opening

Terrence Hill, Roy Felts, and
Jermie Frankson enjoy Westsides

wooden park benches during lunch

Melissa Benson takes a walk on the
wild side down the halls of Westside

The inaugural Westside Seminoles
football team breaks through all barri
ers for a successful season

Tevis Poole, Brandon Gary, Sterling Wright, Coley Brown, Kenneth West, Mike Brown, Siaka Hill, Marcus
Howard, Jesse James, Albert James, Chuck Dudley, and Ron Billingslea pose at the entrance of the courtyard,

ready to take on a new year as part of Westsides first student body

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Westsides first Yearbook Staff

The Making of a Legacy

Westside students team up to make the

first yearbook the best

Joy Mack lends Melanie Halla

helping hand to get the job done

Mrs. Knight demonstrates for Joi Teri Godbee and Star Brown are
Jones how to use a picture cropper working hard to meet their deadlines

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6 Yearbook Staff

Stephanie Satterwhite, the head
editor of the yearbook, teaches Joy

Holley Carswell and Melanie Hall
Mack how to crop a picture

work together to get ads ready

Why do you
enjoy being a
member of the
yearbook staff?

The thing | like best about yearbook is looking at everyones embarrass-
ing pictures. Jondrea Randall

The thing | like about the yearbook staff is that it gives me the chance to
associate with different people. Derrick Thomas

The fact that I'm a part of Westsides first yearbook staff, and we as a
whole will be remembered always. Melanie Hall

What I like best about being a part of the first yearbook of Westside is
coming up with good captions for each picture. Claire Peed

Allison Trotter works hard as usual
drawing a layout

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Yearbook Staff

THINGS ARE
LOOKING UP!

Nicole Hunter, Carmen Noel, Chiquita Murray, April Hall, Orlando Moore, and Rashanda Jackson enjoy spenc
ing their time on break in the beautiful courtyard

Molly Katz and Lindsey Ferrell
flash their pearly whites quickly be-

tween classes

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Elizabeth Simms takes the time to
spread a little laughter to the rest of her

classmates

Jenny Baker, Mandy Smith, Erin
Miller, Emily Doyle and Jennifer
Darity manage to make room for food

and friends in the Westside Cafe Emily Lawrence and Jeff Cranford can always depend on each other to lend a helping hand

Student Life

Its Time to Ride Out!

Check out Westsides awesome cars.

Chad Longaker and Jason Miller
chill by their cars as Shane Miller
waits for a ride

Trayshon Gibson, Trevor Bund-
rige, and Narain Webb talk about

their plans for the weekend

Shazia Alvis huge smile shows the R

pride she has in her flashy Eclipse

yan Pazahanick depends on his car

o get him home in a hurry every day

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Brian Rocker and Leslie Coleman Jonathan Hawk's BMW lights up the
walk to their cars together WHS parking lot

What do you
enjoy about
driving to
school?

My favorite thing about driving to school is that | dont have to share a
seat with anyone on the bus. Shalanda Garvin

| am just glad I dont have to ride the cheese!" Tomeka Banks

Being able to leave the house whenever Im ready and not having to wait
for my mom. Maria Gunnell

My favorite thing about driving to school is not having to ride the bus and
being able to go out to lunch after school. Becky Kelly

Some students prefer old quality to new features

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Student Life

Thats What Friends Are For.

Friends make life easier.

Alex Johnson an 1 Daniel spies
spend their lunch period

enjoying a good mz
Eric Daniels and Robert Eason talk

o each other before heading to class

Left to righ Kyle Adams, Sarah Jennifer Stiles and Molly Baker will
Fitzpatrick. Alissa Shah, Mara be friends forever

Garcia, Sarah Pawlick, Cristy

Jones, and Bryn Causey en a

Jennifer Beach, Abby Rushin and April Fordham and Tia Jackson
Linsey Obenauf are glad that there is

stop for a quic k picture as friends
an alternative to the cafeteria. They en

joy the fresh air of the courtyard

What qualities
do you look for
q) in a friend?

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I look for a good personality in a friend. Most important, thougn, Is Nav

ing a good outlook on life and looking forward to the future. Angelica E.
Torres

A good sense of humor, a good personality, someone who knows what
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sarcasm is and a person who shares like interests. Jondrea Randall

What I look for in friends is that they have their own opinions and aren't
afraid to express them. Holly Matthews

In choosing a friend, | look for a person to confide in whom I can trust to
understand me. No one popular, necessarily. Kristy Brown

Sarah Hopkins and Lynn Cronan
sit back and relax during lunch

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow!

Take a good look at Westsides hype hairdos.

Lauren Smith, Amanda Cooper,
Molly Katz, and Rebecca Creason

show some hairstyles worn by fresh

men

Kelvin Lavender certainly has big

hair!

Stanley Lundy stops to show off his

Oraided Nair

Monique Anderson smiles because
of her new do

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Jermaine Howard displays one of his | Alvaro Corrochano shows us how he
different styles lets his hair down

What bugs
you about your
hair?

It frizzes when it rains, regardless of what the hairstyle is. April
Fordham

The way it gets split ends everytime | dye it or blow dry it, regardless of
how much conditioner I put on it. Cellina Russell

* My hair is so straight! It never curls it just hangs in the same old boring
places. Whitney Setzer

The way my braids curl up on the ends beause my hair is so curly. I also
have to comb it regularly. Siaka Hill

Brian Maynard keeps his Afro neat as
can be.

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Have You Had Your Break Today?

Students get a break following first period to socialize with one another.

Jason Barlous and Jessica Lyles Crystal Pinkney and Kizzy Rich-
pause to spend some quality time to- ardson socialize with friends, but are
gether happy to pose for the camera eye

What do you
like best about

Meeting my friends before I go to my next class and that we aren't do-
ing work all day. Michael Roulhac, 10th grade

| like breaks because that means homeroom is shorter, because its pretty
boring, and | get to trip out with my friends. Also, you can learn how to
drink a soda within 5 minutes. Dana Summerday, 10th grade

Getting to see the friends that I dont have classes with. It is boring to see
the same people everyday " Becky Kelly, 11th grade

I get to see my friends who are not in my classes. Scott Greenwald,
11th grade

Stephanie Satterwhite and Jondrea Randell watch as Allison Trotter makes a
friendly sale to Kyle Adams

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To Eat or Not to Eat

Students experience their first year in Westsides Grand Cafe.

Introducing ... Westside High School's
Grand Cafe is waiting to be invaded Soe

Say What? Leanne Lee and Tanya
Jones sit and talk on their lunch
break.

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Mmm ... Lunch! Tameko Smith pre- Candid Camera Joseph Williams
pares herself for a delicious Westside demands a camera shy friend to smile,
lunch while Brandi Thigpen sneaks a peek

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Double Exposures Ashley Mc- Just Chillin Van Freeman poses,
Croba and Alissa Shah double their as he and Harold Harden finish up
fun at lunch with their identical sweat- some last minute work

ers

Tell us your
most
embarrassing
lunch moment

My most embarrassing moment was when I was turning into the lunch
line and immediately fell on my butt. This was in the eighth grade.
Sunday Solomon

My most embarrassing moment has to be when I dropped my tray in the
middle of the lunchroom in eighth grade. Derrick Rowland

When my friend was telling me something that was so funny that I burst
out laughing with a pint of juice in my mouth. Jennifer Bowman

| was returning to my table with my tray and as soon as | went to sit
down, someone immediately pulled my chair from under me and food
went everywhere. Melanie Hall

Is it Good? Sarah Pawlick takes a
huge bite of her cafeteria lunch, while
Melissa Benson enjoys her home-
prepared lunch.

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Rolling On The Cheese

Students display hidden talents in living the Bus Life.

School's Out. Students leave school
with the anticipation of returning home
safely

Line 'Em Up. Buses await sabotage,
when 2:15 strikes

Exiting the Cheese. Shaun Mulvihill = yh? Always be ready for the unex-
is caught on the escape pected!

Student Life

All Aboard! When its 2:15, the buses Did You Know? Riding the Cheese
are here where are you? could have a major impact on stu-
dents lives

Westsides Bus
Riders Tell
What They
DONT Like
About Riding
The Bus ...

Sherod Tolliver When I'm on the bus they dont play music, there
are too many people, and | cant sit where | want to.

Jacinta Moss '| really dont like riding buses because they dont have
seat belts.

Roderick Thonas Man, the bus is hot, uncomfortable, and it takes
too long to get home.

Shajuway Gibson All | know is the bus driver wastes time fussing at
people who aren't listening anyway when I have to go to work. | also dont
like waking up early in the morning.

Are You Bout It, "Bout It? Robert
Spaulding, Eric Daniely, and Di-
ana Walker are just a few who show
us how to keep bus life interesting

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Westside Students and Faculty Enjoy Spirit Week

Brian Jones, Jeff Evans, Phil
Jones, and Neil Patel make a pretty
sight as they cheer for the female foot-
ball team at the pep rally

Kito Joseph chills at the lockers think-
ing of the groovy days

Brian Hodgins and Keeb Rodgers

Larry Swint and his girlfriend, Tam-
show that lovely 70's style.

ica Mobley decided to get close on
Twins Day

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White man CAN jump! Charles Dud- The whipped cream flies as Emily
ley intercepts the ball from Mr. Brook Doyle receives her punishment for vi-
Hartzog during the faculty/student olating Silent Day

game

Which week of
Spirit Week
was your
favorite? Why?

Il would have to say 60's and 70's day because it gave everyone the
chance to enjoy school without being monitored so closely by administra-
tors and being sent to the office for dress code violations. Monique
Hardnett

My favorite would have to be 60's and 70's day because students were
able to express themselves through their parents clothes and not get
laughed at. | had a ball! Larry Swint

I think the best day of Spirit Week was Tacky Day because you know
sometimes family members and other people give you clothes that are ugly
and you would never wear them. Tacky Day gives us the opportunity to
wear those clothes and relieve a little guilt at the same time. That way you
wear the clothes they bought you and you can fit in with everyone else at
the same time. Amanda Rulapaugh

I would have to say that 60's and 70's day was the best of all because it
was the hypest thing we did all year. | got a chance to play a different role
for school for a day and have fun. Martez Hill

Nattlie Jackson reacts when she sees
Shazia Alvis stunned expression

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STOP, LOOK,
AND
LISTEN!

Ms. Asadian assists her students while they do a chemistry lab. Roderick Thomas, Shajuway Gibson, Adam Goforth,
Dexter Mack, Melanie Hall, Chris Bridges, and Craig Buckthal seem to be mesmerized by the reaction

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Karley West uses all of the resources
in Westsides media center

Jenny Benjamin demonstrates total
concentration to get her work done

Aubrey Lewis and Shazia Alvi work
hard to perfect their artistic abilities

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Mrs. Pat Coxsey is seen here with Mrs. Coxsey enters a phone booth in
her husband, daughters, and grand- London, England
children

Mrs. Coxsey smiles as she stands be-
fore a beautiful Canadian view

I think that Westside has some of the
most talented, brightest students here,
who will go on to be leaders either
here in Macon or wherever they go,
comments Mrs. Coxsey. I think that
with the caliber of teachers and stu-
dents that we have here, we can go on
to become one of the top high schools
in the state of Georgia.

Even though it is rainy, Mrs. Coxsey
and her family enjoy New Yorks night-
life

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Getting to
Know
Westsides First
Principal

Mrs. Pat Coxsey assists Mrs. Vick-
ery in scheduling the days events

to the Chief

Mrs. Pat Coxsey attended
North Little Rock High School
in Arkansas, and was a

member of the Honors Society,

Latin Club, Spanish Club,
TRI-HI-Y, Spirit Club, and
Student Council. She was also
on the yearbook staff and the
pep squad. She remembers
bon fires before big rival games
and decorating and attending
the Junior Senior Prom.

Mrs. Coxsey is an alumna
of Arkansas State Teacher's
College, University of
Alabama, and the University of
Georgia. She has enjoyed
teaching, counseling and
administration.

The goal of Mrs. Coxsey is
to offer something to everyone
who attends Westside High
School. She wants students to
be prepared to go on to college

As we can see, Mrs. Pat Coxsey en-
joys traveling here she is in Alaska
with her husband

Mrs. Pat Coxsey jokes with her fellow
co-workers Mrs. Charlene Curry,
Mr. Scott Anderson, and Dr. Tracy
Rivers

A glacier provides a beautiful backdrop
for this vacation photo

or technical school or be ready
to begin an entry level job. She
hopes that the students will
leave with a respect for
diversity, love for humanity
and a willingness to give back
to the community.

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Katy Miller and Dustin Solomon Michael Sheehan and Dalton Tay-
learn from the Freedom Shrine wall, lor are not bothered by standing up to
but they take time to smile for the cam- study

era

Mrs.Kitty Knight's second period
English class eagerly anticipates her
next word of intelligence as they read
and discuss The Scarlet Letter

Jennifer Davis uses her library time
to hit the books

Tiffany West, Jeff Welcome, and
Carrie Vick are eager to learn more
about Latin

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Students
demonstrate
different study
habits to fullfill their
educational
requirements.

Karley West searches the computer,
instead of the books, so she can study
faster

cise:

STUDY WHAT?!!

For their first year at
Westside, students
demonstrate different study
habits. As if the building isnt
confusing enough , the classes
make students really dig out
their intelligence and brain
power.Most students really
want to make a good
impression on teachers and the
school , so they try to work as

hard as possible. Studying is
becoming a daily routine for
most students and finding a
nice , quiet area is difficult. The
Media Center is the most quiet
place to study but even that
can be a noisy place at times.
By the time they reach high
school, most teens have
realized the need to succeed in
their studies, and they usually

Tiffany Rumblie's study group seems
like they are in a deep discussion while
snacking

Astrid Bosse uses the library's re-
sources to guide her studies

Chasity Middleton is deeply ab-
sorbed in her work in the media center

find creative ways and places
to study. The bottom line is,
students should study in the
way that helps them learn, for
knowledge is the key to success
in life.

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Emily Alford is trying hard to get the Ms. Asadians class is excited about
exact measurement of the stubstance the lab that they are working on
in the Chemistry lab

Mike Davis carefully puts the copper
sulfate in the weighing boot to be mea-
sured

Trey Thiel is focused on this lab

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Balancing it out is
basically what doing a science
lab is all about. Some students
do not like to do labs due to
the fact that they have to take
the time to perform the lab
properly. They have to sit
down and balance out the
amount of ingredients that are
needed for that lab. According

The students in Mrs. Leggetts class
are conducting light through several
liquid conductors

to those surveyed, most boys
enjoy labs while many girls are
less enthused. The purpose of
a lab, from a teachers point of
view, is to let the students have
a chance to actually see how
what they read in class applies
to life. It helps students get a
hands-on view of science. Labs
can be fun and entertaining,

Gray McDonald and Angie Stevens
are in shock over the temperature re-
sults in Chemistry class

Ryan Crocker and Nishal Patel
configure the weight of the cups in
Mrs. Carol Millers class

Gary Redding watches with interest
as the water is heated in Honors
Chemistry class

BALANCING IT OUT

while at the same time
teaching the students an
important lesson. All that you
have to do is follow procedures
and always make sure you
wear your safety goggles!

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Kwanza Curtis takes time between
classes to go to her locker on the 200

hall

The tall clocktower on Westsides front
ensures that students arrive at school

on time

During orientation, students gather
around a table manned by Charles
Stevens and Diane Frank

Moses Herring stands before his
peers and calls for order in a Beta Club
meeting

A Seminole, Westsides mascot,
breaks through the gym wall, sym-
bolizing the spirit of Westsides stu-
dents

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Candace Smith looks hard for the
answer to the questions in Mrs. Gar-
mons class

Workers sweat in the hot August sum-
mer sun while laying the foundation
for Westsides beautiful courtyard

Westside High School, now com-
pleted, awaits the students arrival

Sarah Pawlick enjoys the fresh air
while finishing her homework on one
of the new benches in the courtyard

The Building Of The Legacy

A Comparison Of
Westside And Other
Surrounding
Schools

For the past two years, there
has been talk of a new high
school. The time has come and
it finally opened. The building
on open land in the newly
developed section on Heath
Road. Students came from all
over the Macon area to attend
this school. The school is a
mixture of two rival high
schools Central and
Southwest. The Chargers and
the Patriots became united

under one building as the
Seminoles.

Westside features two
courtyards one for all
students to use and one
dedicated for the juniors. The
school sold bricks with
inscriptions for fifty dollars,
which are very similar to the
bricks in Atlantas Centennial
Park. The courtyard also has
park benches for the students
to sit and relax during the day.

Both faculty and students
agree Westside High School
has better accommodations
than the previously attended
schools. The classes are
cleaner, the hallways are
wider, and the lunchroom has
better food. The school has
new heating and air systems,
which is a blessing, and has big
picture windows for students to
enjoy the beautiful campus.

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Emily Lawrence is in dress code, but
her face is scar-painted for Halloween
showing the effects of drunk-driving

Blake Walkemeyer, Angela Ray,
Ashley McCroba, Whitney Setzer,
Erin Miller, and Laura Akin are chil-
lin in the library all decked out and
most definitely in dress code

Liz Bush is so hard at work in her art
class that she doesnt notice her shirt
has become untucked.

Westside has a policy about jackets this
year they may not be worn in the
building.Some people are out of dress
code,but its only until they can get to
their lockers to put them away

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Lacanta Duhart, Jacinta Moss,
and Monique Hardnett are coming
back from a long day at the Career
Fest'and everything about their dress
is right!! Go Westside Juniors!!

Everyone is going to class in the

code

Shelly McCray relaxes on Westsides
beautiful front steps, showing off the
new dress code

Sarita Hill is leaning on the wall for a
quick snapshot, all in dress code.

Students found that they must wear
their P.E. shorts within the length regu-
lations of the dress code

Westside Experiments

Students Enjoy
Experimenting
In Science Lab.

The students at Westside
High are being introduced to
different theories of science.
They learned about different
phases of matter of states; they
are solid, liquid, gas, and
plasma. The students also
learned about the electron
cloud. The exact location of
the electrons is never known.

Scientist say that electrons
move too quickly and are too
tiny to ever be pinpointed.
Their instructor taught them
the difference in chemical and
physical changes. Physical
change is when the entire
substance have different
properties. Chemical change is
when it changes in size, state,

color, and shape.

The science classes at
Westside High have done
several labs. One particular lab
is Date and Observations.
During this lab, the students
learned that mossy zinc fogged
and fizzed when it reacted with
Hydrochloric Acid.

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Mr. Andersen hears many excuses
during the day, but here he throws
the gavel at Starlett Brown

I couldn't get the stove to heat up
thats why my turkey isnt done!"
Jamie Shepherd checks something in
the oven while holding her baby
from Parenting class

I'm sorry I was late from lunch, but |
had to use the telephone, Latanya
Bell seems to say

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Kim Eason hurries to her locker so
she won't need an excuse for being
late to class

Rochelle Tillman and Jessica
Jackson tend to their infants. Im
trying to stop the baby from crying, but
I can't!

bad

Travis Hightower makes no excuses
as he constructs a picture frame in
Shop class

Mrs. Ishmail counsels 9th graders on
how to avoid making excuses in school
and life

A common excuse for tardiness to class
is, My locker won't open!Nancy
Lester works on hers

Crystal Ailes labels a unit circle in
Mrs. Davis's Trigonometry class so
that she won't have to make an ex
cuse

So, Whats Your Excuse?

Making excuses
is acommon
occurrence for
many students
at Westside
High School.

Teachers and administrators
hear many excuses from
students every day at Westside
High School. They range from,
T had to go to my locker first
to, The halls were crowded

and | couldnt get to class on in the book. Do it right the
time. Students may get away first time, then there will be no
with some of these excuses, need for excuses! It is easier to
but teachers arent falling for it! do a thing right than to explain
Students dont realize that why you didn't.

adults have heard every excuse

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Latasha Loyd gets rid of some un- Davida Moultrie, Jennifer Stiles,

ruly audience members. Molly Baker, Nikki Wall, and Neil
Patel seem unsure of what should be
done when Beau Skaggs dies

Becky Kelly, Latasha Loyd, Beau
Skaggs, and Neil Patel are quests
on a talk show, trying to unravel a
VERY sticky situation.

Molly Baker, and audience member,
reacts to questions of Tomeka Banks
and Rebecca Drummond

Latasha Loyd reacts to a question
from the audience

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Day

Westsides
Drama Club
practices
improvisation
and role play
techniques.

Sharing thoughts on the talk show.

Mrs. Manards Dramatic
Arts class is open to any
student grades 9 - 12.
Throughout the year, the class
is involved in numerous
theater activities, speaking
activities, improvisations,
monologues, and the One-Act

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play that will be performed
during second semester.
One-Act Competition was

held on November 17, 1997.

Under the direction of Mrs.
Julia Manard, the play
Looking for a Better Berry
Bush was about a friendship

Adviser Julia Manard is very in-
volved in all aspects of Westside, in-
cluding allowing students to deco-
rate her during the Halloween pep
rally.

Audience member Terry Timley asks
a question, wig and all

between a woman named
Emma and a bag lady
Addie. Rebecca Drummond
played the part of Emma, and
Ashley Saferight played the
part of Addie.

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Alvaro Corrochan smiles at the cam- Astrid Bosse pauses before going to
era class

Astrid Bosse,Stefanie Peters, Angi
Shen, and Lenita Ferrero and other
exchange students came together for a
picture at a featured cook-out for the
exchange students

Beau Skaggs and Astrid Bosse re-
lax and unwind as the first week of
school is underway

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Allison Toller, Pat Coxsey, and os tty

Pat Stansbury, as sponsors for the
cook-out, take time to smile and relax

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Fabian Fischer and a friend work dil-
igently in the computer lab

Stefanie Peters stops for a second
while learning the ways of American
schooling

Lenita Ferrero smiles at the camera
while having fun at the cookout for the
new exchange students at Westside
High School

Emily Pritchett, Astrid Bosse, and
Sarah Baker are independently work-
ing in the library for a vigorous French
Ill class

How Do You Like America?

Whether students
realize it or not,
Westside High has
welcomed some
very important
international
students.

Westside High School has
welcomed some very
important students to the
student body. This year,
Westside began a program
involving exchange students.
The program is sponsored by
Mrs. Pat Stansbury and she
has really showed these
students hospitality. The
students are chosen from their

countries and sent here to
learn the customs of America
and how we live. They stay
with host families.

The exchange students
enjoyed a cook-out at the
beginning of the year which
helped them feel at home. The
students miss their families, but
they are greatly enjoying
Westside and America.

Westside Seminoles welcome
Stefanie Peters, Fabian
Fischer, and Astrid Bosse,
all from Germany, Angi Shen
from China, Lenita Ferrero
and Alvaro Corrochan from
Brazil, and Tobias
Meugebauer from
Switzerland. Were glad that
you're here!

HERES LOOKING
AT YOU

Mr. Robert Stevensons second period Honors U.S. History class bids a fond farewell to Jason Miller, a Westside stand
out who is moving to Roswell. We'll miss you!

Derrick Johnson and friend lead the
Seminoles into another victory

Mario Bakon rushes to get his books
from his locker before classes start

Alisha Mathis, Tonya Jones, Shon-
dra Richardson, Chris Hughes,
Krystal Lewis, Alfonzo Williams,
Eric Cooper, Celeste Majors, Kon-
vecia Bryant, Carolyn Ross, and
Brianni Jones socialize in the 2nd
hall in between classes

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Linda Abrams Spanish

Jamie Akin Science Department
Chair

Alfred Allen Vocational

Scott Andersen Assistant Principal

Faye Asadian Science
Deb Baber PE & Health
Department Chair

Martha Barrett 11th Grade
Counselor

Cassandra Begley Science

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James Blanton Band
David Bruce PE & Health
Nova Bruss Social Studies

Eva Carswell Science

Pet Peeves
What Teachers Really Hate ...

My biggest pet peeve has to be irresponsibilty. Nobody is perfect, but not taking
responsibility for your actions | cant tolerate. Mrs. Zayra Moore, Spanish

Old folks who drive slowly and pull out in front of you, and go 25 mph. Mrs
Trudy Norris, English

Students or people in general talking while I'm talking. Students trying to sleep
while Im conducting class. Supposedly unbiased TV announcers clearly pulling
for one team or degrading another." Coach John Chance, Social Studies

Westsides faculty poses before school
begins, eager to start a new year

Dr. Deb Baber, Joan Walton, and
Trudy Norris chat in the teacher's
lounge

Faculty

Patricia Cearnal Secretary

John Chance Social Studies
Jessie Cherry Social Studies

Betty Clark English, Newspaper &
Literary Magazine

Mary Lynn Clark Vocational
David Conner Latin
Cynthia Cooper English
Siedra Cooper English

Don Cray Vocational Department
Chair

Pat Coxsey Principal

Mattie Curry English

Charlene Curry Assistant Principal

Laura Davis Math Department
Chair

Robert Davis PE & Health
Theresa Dickey English

Fran Fox Aide

Diane Frank Program for
Exceptional Children

Richard Ganus Program for
Exceptional Children

Paige Garmon Science
Sarah Gibbs Media Specialist

Adrian Greene PE & Health
Stacy Harden PE & Health
Brooke Hartzog Science
Tim Hatton Social Studies

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Faculty = _S- 45

Debra Helman Choral, Fine Arts
Department Chair

Kathleen Horst Vocational
Linda Hughes Math

Carol Hunter Math

JoAnn Ishmail 9th Grade Counselor
Calvin Jackson Art

Donna Jones Vocational Secretary
Elijah Jones Social Studies

Nancy Jordan Math Department
Chair

Gwen Kitchens Media Specialist
Kitty Knight English, Yearbook
Sara Kobek Program for
Exceptional Children

Stress Busters

How do you relieve stress?

| relieve stress by reading a magazine or light novel and by watching television
movies. | occasionally take an afternoon nap to relieve stress. Mrs. Laura

Davis, Math

To relieve stress, | like to do aerobics and work out. Mrs. Mary Lynn Clark,
Keyboarding

As a stress reliever, I like to sail. | am a member of the Lake Juliet Sailing Club,
and I own a Merit 22-sloop sailboat." Mr. Joe LaBeause, Social Studies

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Judi Shah and Patricia Cearnal
help students in the front office

Mrs. Nancy Jordan uses the over-
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poi 7

Carrie Leggett Science
Carol Lester Science
Mike Lipper Vocational
Marc Lipson Math

Shirley Mack Science

Julia Manard English, Drama
Judy McCallum Vocational
Secretary

Beverly McCullough Vocational
Supervisor

Carol Miller Science

Zayra Moore Spanish, Foreign
Language Department Chair
Trudy Norris Engish Department
Chair

Susan Ouzts Social Studies
Department Chair

Virginia Peagler Vocational
Ruth Pike Registrar

Pam Peterson Bookkeeper
Tracy Rivers Assistant Principal

Helen Rutherford Math

Paul Sams Vocational

Diane Schieneman Social Studies
Judi Shah Secretary

Jean Shaw English

Phil Sheehan Social Studies

Polly Sheehan Art & Social Studies
Andrea Shomaker French

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Faculty 47

Diane Smith English

Michelle Smith Vocational

Pat Stansbury English

Charles Stevens Program for
Exceptional Children Department
Chair

Robert Stevenson Social Studies
David Stokes Math

Esterine Stokes Vocational
David Sumrall Program for
Exceptional Chlidren, English

Mark Tallant ISS

Marnie Tanner Math

Giget Taylor Math

Menlia Trammell 10th Grade
Counselor

Teachers Pet

Animals really make the grade

I own (or rather he owns me) a Scottish Terrier named Sir Robert Arthur Burnes
alias Bobby Bear. He pacifies my need to be in Scotland, walking in the High-
lands. Ms. Pat Stansbury, English

I've got a weird mixture. Two Old English Mastiffs, 180-pounds each and two
Daschunds, 4-pounds each." Mr. Joe LeBeause, Social Studies

3 Best
I have three Rottweilers and a Shitzu. Mrs. Nancy Jordan, Math

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Susan Ouzts asks for clarificatiol
from a student in the media center

Robert Stevenson is caught in t
middle of a discussion

FACULTY

Cherry Vickery
Administrative
Secretary

Joan Walton
Programs for
Exceptional Children
Gwen Young
Science

Joe LaBeause
Social Studies

@Once again, Mrs. Martha Barrett
shows that winning smile

Mrs. Andrea Shoemaker goes to all
lengths to make sure that her students
understand

Officer Coleman rides through the quiet halls, making sure that
they stay that way

Mr. Alfred Allen shows that he knows his machinery

Dr. Deb Baber lets her class know who's in charge

ee
Faculty 49

Aaron, Tamara
Akin, Myles
Alexander, Alicia
Alford, Chris
Allen, Eric

Anderson, Robert
Arnold, William
Bacon, Tamara
Baker, Gina
Baker, Jennifer

Banks, Elbert
Banks, Nikki
Bartlett, Lindsay
Bates, Rachel
Battle, Michael

Battle, Michele
Beach, Jennifer
Bell, Brandon
Bell, Dariun
Bell, Latanya

Bennett, Jason
Bennett, Lindsay
Berry, Tony
Billingslea, Ron
Billingslea, Tiara

Binkley, Dana
Blackmon, Freamon
Boltong, Frank
Borderieux, Kelly
Borklund, Sean

50 freshmen

Bostic, Victor
Branch, Keith
Brantley, Shuranda
Bray, Timothy
Brown, Anthony

Brown, Brian
Brown, Coley
Brown, Crystal
Brown, James
Brown, Marcia

Brown, Shimacker
Brown, Takella
Browner, Kelcey
Bryant, Jaycobe
Bryant, Johnny

Bundrage, Jonathan
Bunkley, Alex
Burch, Stephen
Butt, Erin

Byrd, Chris

Byrd, Jennifer
Cade, Thelmeca
Calhoun, Daniel
Callaway, Crystal
Carney, Courtney

Carstarphen, Justin
Carswell, Leah
Cernogg, Taurus
Chambers, Laura
Chaney, Mathis

freshmen 51

Chauncey, Matthew
Clarke, Andrew
Clayton, Patrick

Colbert, Carrol
Cole, Nikki

Coleman, Bisceglia
Coley, Cedric
Coley, Stephanie
Collins, Amy
Collins, Eddie

Collins, Jarvis
Cook, Lashunda
Cooper, Amanda
Cooper, Eric
Copeland, Douglas

Copley, May
Cornegay, Naketa
Couch, Andrew
Cowan, Joshua
Cozart, Jared

Crabb, Laura
Creason, Rebecca
Crocker, Jessica
Cronan, Virginia
Cross, Tameisha

Crowley, Christina
Dalton, Melanie
Daniel, Jason
Danielly, Renita
Daniels, Adam

freshmen

Daniels, Eric
Darity, Jennifer
Davis, Brian
Davis, Jessica
Davis, Mia

Dooley, Amber
Doss, Bobby
Dover, Ashley
Dover, Misty
Duckworth, Maja

Duncan, Melinda
Dunn, Sarah
Elliot, Christen
England, Victoria
Evans, Gerell

Evans, Jeff
Evans, Terrance
Evans, Varial
Eversole, Krystal
Fambro, Johnny

Fambro, Latessa
Farley, Franchasa
Faulk, Robert
Felts, John
Finley, David

Ferrell, Jennifer
Ferrell, Lindsay
Ferrell, Zach
Finney, Dustin
Fordham, Heather

freshmen 53

Fordham, Robert
Forrester, James
Foushay, Heather
Freeman, Dorian
Fulford, Daniel

Gadhia, Poorna
Gamble, Chris
Garrett, Brandy
Garret, Vincent
Gates, Josh

Gilbert, Christopher
Goeley, Antralon
Goff, Mitchell
Golden, Leah
Goodman, Kalee

Goodwin, John
Gordon, Crystal
Grant, Hope
Green, Joe
Green, Renita

Greer, Brad
Griffin, Jessica
Griffin, Miranda
Griffin, Sara
Griffin, Wallace

Gunn, Shantavia
Hall, Cole

Hall, Jonathan
Hall, Marquis
Hamm, Shameka

freshmen

Hammock, Jeremy
Hancock, Anthony
Harrell, Andrea
Harrell, Demitria
Harris, Lashonda

Hartness, Kristin
Hartness, Mary
Hartzog, David
Hatcher, Emily
Hawes, Yamiah

Hawks, Jonathan
Hayes, Greg
Helms, Angeleena
Helms, Christopher
Helms, Crystal

Hendley, Rodney
Hendrix, Chiquita
Henson, William
Herman, Blake
Herndon, Katie

Herring, Falan
Heuth, Tasha
Hicks, Joy
Higdon, Chris
Hill, Persondra

Hill, Terrence
Hodges, Tiffany
Holbrook, Amanda
Hollingshed, Asa
Holloway, Nakisha

freshmen 55

Holt, Jeremy
Hooks, Bridget
Hooks, Laranda
Hopkins, Patrick
Hopkins, Travis

Hosley, Darius
Houston, Maurice
Howard, Jermaine

Howard, Josh

Howard, Misty

Howard, Tamona
Huckeba, Justin
Hudson, Holly
Hughes, Christopher
Huling, Anthony

Hurst, Kimesha
Ivey. Del Mario
Jackson, Brandon
Jackson, Marci

Jackson, Nikiki

Jackson, Rhoshonda
Jackson, Samentrica
Jackson, Stephanie
Jackson, Tammy
Jang, William

Jarrell, Silvia
Jarriel, Clinton
John, Renardo

Johnson, Brandon
Johnson, Latisha

freshmen

Johnson, Lisa
Johnson, Marie
Johnson, Myya
Johnson, Shonquita
Jones, Evan

Jones. Tanya
Jordan, Breion
Jordan, James
Katz, Molly
Kellam, Chad

Kelly, Sharonda
Kent, Jennifer
Kent, Thomas
Ketchup, Tamika
Kinder, Onterris

Klingemier, Aaron
Knight, Vince
Kortes, Lindesy
Krynski, Nick

Lamar, Javis

Lawson, Tiara
Lee, Jason

Lee, Le Anne
Leonard, Maurice
Lester, Emmaline

Lester, Nancy
Lewis, George
Lewis, Jay

Lewis, Krystal
Lilley, Samuel

freshmen 57

Lindsey, Candice
Little, Bernecia
Little, Reginald

Little, Steven
Little, Teyona

Lockett, Anthony
Lockett, Sereana
Lord, Bradford
Louder, Erica
Lucas, Christopher

Lundy, Amesa
Maddox, Katie
Mainor, Jaime
Malone, Lakesa
Mann, Rashad

Manning, Justin
Marion, Terrice
Martin, Anthony
Mason, Charlie
Mason, Latisha

Mathis, Alecia
McCarey, Rachael
McClellan, Jessica
McClung, Mandy

McCoy, Alfred

McCoy, Candice
McGee, Terry
McMillan, Christopher
McMullen, Jerrell
McNeal, Ciji

freshmen

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McPhail, Anthony
Meadows, Alyica
Melvin, Chad
Meredith, Erica
Merriman, Thomas

Merriweather, Alex
Miller, Alison
Miller, Erin

Miller, Kathryn
Miller, Shane

Mims, Darious
Mitchell, David
Mixon, Kelly
Mobini, Faraanak
Moody, Joshua

Moore, Darrell
Moore, Warren
Morris, Andria
Morris, April

Morton, Brandi

Mosley, Sarah
Moss, Antonio
Moss, Shaquita
Myrick, Tyrone
Newberry, Amber

Newman, Heather
Noel, Lisa
Obenauf, Linsey
Odom, Kevin
Orange, Jimmi

freshmen 59

Ouzts, Charles
Overton. William
Owens, Alan
Owens, Andrea
Owens, Jonathan

Parker, Lakecia
Parrish, Sandi
Patel, Neil

Patel, Ripal
Patterson, Ricketa

Patton, Tiffany
Pawlick, Shari
Pazahanick, Colin
Pearson, A.].
Peavy, Ricky

Penn, Chandler
Phillips, Lindsay
Pinkney, Crystal

Pitts, Stephanie

Pitts, Tarika

Platt, Mark
Pope, Gregory
Potts, Wesley
Pratt, Krystle
Pressley, George

Pritchett, Ben
Pritchett, Chad
Ragins, Jamaal

Redford, William
Reese, Michael

60 freshmen

Reeves, Keaton
Reeves, Ronald
Register, Brandon
Richardson, Charles
Richardson, Shondra

Ridley, Wesley
Roberson, Eric
Roberts, Antonio
Robinson, Allister
Robinson, Michael

Rocker, Christopher
Rodgers, Chelsey
Rogers, Jimi

Rose, Crystal

Ross, Carolyn

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le Rosser, AlTrenita
Roundtree. Gary
Russo, Nicole

Sampson, Latisha
Sanders, Victoria

Sandifer, Tiwanna
Sanford, Antrell
Sanford, Daniel
Sapp, Gregory
Scott, Charnarra

Scott, Jamarcus
Scott, Sheena
Sellers, Kelsey
Shamiyeh, Elisha
Shaw, Ashlie

freshmen 61

Shelley, Lamanda
Shepard, Leila
Sinclair, Justin
Sinclair, Telisa

Skinner, Kenneth

Smith, Antonio
Smith, Candace
Smith, Elbunie
Smith, Jacob
Smith, Lauren

Smith, Mandy
Smith, Phillip
Smith, Trista
Smith, William
Solomon, Dusty

Solop, Matthew
Stanley, Khary
Staten, Amber
Stevens, Molly

Stewart, Antwoine

Stinson, Jeremy
Story, Shelly
Sulkers, Jason
Swisher, Jared
Talton, Jhermi

Tanner, Melissa
Tarum, Tye
Tarver, Dalisha
Taylor, Dalton
Te Selle, April

freshmen

Thigpen, Brandi
Thomas, Crystal
Thomas, Porshe
Thomas, Viveca
Thompson, Brandi

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Thurmond, Sarah
Tiraboschi, Joe
Todd, Casey
Tolliver, Tacario
Troupe, James

Tucker, Stephanie
Turner, Erskine
Vargas, Oscar
Walker, Channing
Walker, Tilesha

Warren, Matthew
Webb, Kimkio
Whitehead, Heather
Whitehurst, Wade
Wilcox, Onarrios

Wilder, Ronnie
Williams, Alfonzo
Williams, Elliott
Williams, Joseph
Williams, Karla

Williams, Kimberly
Williams, Zacchaeus
Willis, Meredith
Willis, Michael
Willis, Takeyma

freshmen 63

Wood, Garrison
Wooten, Kimberly
Worley, Chris
Worthington, Wendi
Wu, Kunhua

Wu, Yanhua
Yost, Brian
Young, John

Wes Gooch, Laura Grab, Jessica
McClelland, Justin Carstarphen,

Amanda Jones, and Tommy Mannin
relax at lunch.

64 freshmen

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Coach Bruce demonstrates his basketball expertise to his
physical education class.

The Show Choir entertains Cox Com-
munications employees at the Geor-
gia Music Hall of Fame

The Show Choir performs at the Geor-
gia Music Hall of Fame during the
Holiday Season

Emily Alford, junior, sings the unfor-
gettable Unchained Melody.

candids

Adams, Heidi
Adams, Kyle
Albertson, Jeremy
Allen, Jennifer

Amest, Tamira
Anderson, Georgenya
Ashley, Peter
Atkinson, Anthony

Austin, Darrius
Ayers, Samantha
Bailey, Brant
Bakert, Bonnie

Baron, Mario
Barraza, Eduardo
Barron, Shannon
Basse, Amber

Battle, LaCresha
Baucom, Jennifer
Bell, Taishia
Bennette, Jamie

Bennett, Keelie
Berry, Bridget
Bishop, Tiffany
Blakney, Shaneik

66 sophomore

Blalock, Melissa
Borck, Kevin
Bowman, Jennifer
Brannen, Jade

Braswell, Kim
Bray, Onie

Brooks, George
Brown, Christy

Brown, Phedra
Brummet, David
Bruner, Leslie
Bryant, Derrick

Buinger, Douglas
Bullard, Susan
Burch, Yasmine
Burke, Erica

Butler, Lindsay
Cade, Thelmeca
Caldwell, Christy
Callaway, Annissa

Card, Lauren
Carr, Christopher
Carson, Kristie

dl Carswell, Magdaline

sophomore

Carvin, Abigail
Chalfa, Matthew
Chambers, Driarenta
Chamblee, Carter

Chambliss, Nicole
Chapman, Andrew
Chatman, Eric
Christy, Michael

Clark, Clarence
Clark, Katherina
Claxton, Amantha
Cobb, Morghan

Cochran, Chris
Cofer, Tiffany
Coker, Shannon
Cossens, John

Cox, Courtney
Cross, Alicen
Culler, Bobby

Culver, Shannon

Cummings, Xavier
Curtis, Algernon
Daniels, Margaret

Davis, Danyea

68 sophomore

Davis, Darren
Davis, Jennifer
Davis, Ladonna
Davis, Mesheika

Davis, Shoena
Dawson, Nina
Dean, Jessica

Delong, Paula

Devito, Amy
Dickey, Ann
Doyle, Emily
Drake, Brittany

Drummond, Rebecca
Dudley, Charles
Dunn, Nekeza
Edwards, Brian

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Edwards, Crystal
Edwards, Maggie
Ellington, Blake
Evans, Mason

Evans, Robert
Farris, Brian
Felts, Roy
Fordham, Smarra

sophomore 69

Forester, Katherine
Forrester, David
Fried, Jacob

Fryer, Brandi

Fuller, Noah
Fyke, Madison
Gallagher, Jaime
Garber, Lisa

Garcia, Derek
Gardner, Lewis
Gary, Brandon

Gibson, Elizabeth

Gilmore, Crawneshia
Goel, Ankur
Goodwin, Kyle

Goss, Jonathan

Gossett, Oliver
Graddick, Christopher
Grant, Brittney

Gray, Aaron

Green, Angela
Green, Anicka
Green, Earvin
Green, Keiton

70 sophomore

Green, Latonya
Greene, Tonya
Griffith, Abby
Griffin, April

Gunnell, Maria
Gutierrez, Michael
Guyton, Larry
Hack, Courtney

Hall, Aaron

Hall, April
Hamm, Daniel
Harden III, Herold

Harden III, Theodis
Hardy, Melissa
Harmon, Philnika
Harris, Summer

Harris, Syreeta
Hawkins, Lindsay
Haynes, Cahshanna
Heath IV, Hubert

Hickman, Mary
Hightower, Joel
Hightower, Travis
Hill, Sarita

sophomore 71

Hodges, La Tia
Hodges, Brian

Hooks, Jeff
Hopkins, Floyd

Hopkins, Sarah
Howard, Candace
Howard, Portia
Howard, Shikera

Howard, Jr, Randy
Hulett, Rhonda
Humphrey, Heather
Hunter, Nicole

Hurst, Trashaun
Irby, Justin

Jackson, Heather
Jackson, Quamonica

Jackson, Shannon
James, Albert
James, Russell

Jenkins, La Trocya

Jennings, Brian
Johnson, Brioni
Johnson, Jeromy
Johnson, Latasha

72 sophomore

Johnson, Tameika
Johnson, Yatara
Jones, Davion
Jones, Heather

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Jones, James
Jones, Jennifer
Jones, Joshua
Jones, Michael

Jones, Philip
Kaplan, China
Keen, Travis
Keenan, Troy

Kelly, Stacee
Kempey, Mark
Kennedy, Jessica
Kiel, Christine

King, April

King, Lois
Lacey, Danica
Lavender, Kelvin

Lawrence, Jr, James
Lemley, Heather
Leon, Norma
Leonard, Maurice

sophomore 73

Lewis, Beverlee
Lindsey, Aaron

Little John, De Marcus
Logan, Brian

Lowe, Precious
Lowe, Jr., Keith
Luzader, Angela
Lyles, Jessica

Maloy, Christopher
Mansfield, Krystal
Marcinski, Alicia
Marlowe, Andrea

Mathews, Thomas
Maynard, Brian
Maynard, Vincent
McAllaster, Crystal

McCullum, Heather
McCaskill, Jennifer
McConnell, Tiffany

McCorkle, Kristy

McDowell, Scott
McGow, Alicia
McKinney, Brian
McLendon, Christine

74 sophomore

Meister, Kristen
Middleton, Chastity
Miller, Jr., Ronald
Mims, James

Minix, Jessica
Mitchum, Walter
Moltrie, Davida
Moore, Justin

Mosley, Carlos
Mulvihill, Shaun
Myers, Matt
Nations, Christopher

es Noel, Carmen
Odom, Matthew
Ogle, Joseph
Orr, Marlon

Parker, Dennis
Partee, Nicholas
Patel, Sarah
Patterson, Jeremy

Pearman, Heather
Peavy, Brian
Peed, Claire

Pelt, Brian

sophomore

Pendleton, Corticia
Perkins, La Tasha
Perkovich, Mande

Phillips, John

Piper, Casey
Pitts, Jamie
Plotner, Brian
Plowden, George

Poole, Keiontae
Poole, Tevis
Powell, Nicole
Pritchett, Emily

Proctor, Andrew
Pruett, Robert
Pye, Charles
Ragan, Joshua

Reeves, Angel
Richardson, Kizzy
Robinson, Serdana
Rodgers, Stephanie

Rodriguez, Eric
Roulhac, Michael
Rousey, Kelly
Rumney, Tiffany

76 sophomore

Ryals, Wesley
Saferight, Ashley
Sanders, Pauala
Sanford, Tiawaunna

Scharnikow, Shawn
Schultz, Kristi
Scott, Candice
Scott, Carissa

Sears, Sara

Sellers, Maurice
Seratnahaei, Ashkan
Sherman, Maria

Shurling, Michael
Sims, Elizabeth
Sinclair, Derek
Sinclair, Tanyanyecha

Skaggs, Beau
Skilling, Amanda
Smith, Andre
Smith, Ashanti

Smith, James
Snell, Jairus
Solomon, Ellis
Solomon, Sunday

sophomore 77

Solomon, William
Staley, Casey
Stephen, Shalondie
Stehpens, Whitney

Strange, Amber
Strong, Kissey
Summerday, Dana
Suppes, Lori

Swint, Chunita
Tabb, Rhonda
Tank, Danielle

Taylor, Danielle

Taylor, Valita
Thigpen, Annie
Thomas, James

Timley, Jr., Terry

Tippin, Lashanda
Tobias, Vaccara
Tolliver, Sherod
Torres, Angelica

Tucker, Jonathan
Tupko, Anna
Turner, Alma

Unseld, Toni

78 sophomore

Vick, Carrie
Vickers, Kendrick
Vincent, Charles
Walker, Carlton

Wallace, Michael
Ward, Skyler
Ware, Jeffery
Wardord, Derrick

Warth, Barbara
Webb, Jeremy
Webb, Levonne
Webb, Narain

Webster, Clinton
Wells, Chelsey
Whipple, Taylor
White, Brian

Widener, William
Wiggins, Marco
Wilder, Larry
Williams, Amanda

Williams, Glinda
Williams, Janetta
Williams, Kelli

Williams, Nathan

sophomore

Williams, Russell
Williamson, Shelley
Wilson, Roderick
Wimberly, Marcus

Winther, David
Woodley, Danice
Woodford, Patrick
Wright, Jonathan

Wynn, Allison

Mande Perkovich walks hurri-
edly to class ( below).

(Top Right) Annie Thigpen works hard in art class. Todd Rice, Whitney Stephens, Stephanie Rodgers, Brant Bailey and
and Leslie Bruner enjoy lunch together.

80 sophomore

Vichelle Stubbs and Velita Taylor
seem intent on their computer publishing
in Mr. Lippers class

Brant Bailey is sporty in his yellow
Speedy Pizza truck

Katrina Clark pauses for a moment Sherod Tolliver takes notes diligently
at her locker in Mr. Stevenson's US History class

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Sophomores 81

Ailes, Crystal
Akin, Laura
Alford, Emily
Alvi, Shazia

Anderson, Jamel
Anderson, Taquanula
Arnold, Leah
Aycock, John

Bacchus, Jeannie
Backus, Jennifer
Bacon, Tamina
Baker, Molly

Baker, Sarah
Bailey, Loumeca
Banks, Tomeka
Basse, Robert

Bates, Ryan
Beck, Kimberly
Benjamin, Jenny
Benson, Melissa

82 juniors

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Binford, Cody
Bishop, Travis
Bonds, Crystal
Boothe, James

Borders, Lisa
Bosse, Astrid
Boutwell, Patricia
Bradd, Jr., William

Bridges, Christopher
Bronner, Danielle
Bronner, La Tonya
Brooks, Kimberly

Brooks, Nicole
Brown, Adam
Brown, Ardedrick
Brown, Michael

Brown, Shyreeta
Brown, Starlett
Buckthal, Craig
Buckthal, Eric

juniors 83

Bullard, Carolyn

Bulmer, Derek
Bundrige, Trevor
Burgess, Lindsey

Bush, Elizabeth
Calhoun, Keyarta
Carlisle, Tory
Carswell, Constance

Carswell, Holley
Causey, Bryn
Chaney, Nathaniel
Chavis, Beth

Collins, Valerie
Collins, Jr., Wayne
Coleman, Leslie
Cranford, Jeff

Creamer, Jason
Clyde, Stephanie
Coker, Garan
Crocker, Ryan

84 juniors

Crocker, Jr., Larry
Curry, Montario
Curry, Tonya
Daniely, Eric

Davis, Carlotta
Davis, James
Davis, Jeffrey
Davis, Mike

Davis, Roosevelt
Davis, Sakeshia
Davis, Todd
Denier, Christopher

Denney, James
Devito, Crystal
Dinehart, Nathan
Divelbiss, Kyonda

Dodds, Lisa
Doss, Candace
Douglas, Jill
Doyle, Patrick

juniors 85

Duhart, Lacanta
Duncan, Melissa
Dumbleton, Jessica
Dunn, Lalita

Dunn, Shaquita
Durham, Andre
Eason, Kimberly

Eason, Robert

Emory, Angela

Evans, Aric
Fischer, Fabian
Fordham,April

Farmer, Brad
Fitzpatrick, Natalie
Fitzpatrick, Sarah
Ficklin, Barry

Frankson, Jermie
Fuller, Jr., Emmett
Gail, Charlette
Garcia, Mara

86 juniors

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Garvin, Shalanda
Gibson, Shajuway
Gibson, Tommy
Gilbert, JaMegan

Glover, Jeremy
Godbee, Teri
Goforth, Adam
Googe, David

Gray, Traenel
Greenwald, Scott
Greenwood, SuAnn
Griffin, Adam

Griffin, Eric
Gruver, Eric
Gutierrez, Gabriela
Hall, Kecia

Hall, Melanie
Hammond, Jesse
Hardnett, Monique
Hardy, Latosha

juniors 87

Harpe, Priscilla
Harris, Melvin
Haynes, Lawrence
Heath, Adam

Herring, Moses
Hicks, Naketia
Hightower, Kelli
Hill, Enrique

Hill, Quintrea
Hill, Siaka
Hinshaw, Jeremy
Hinson, Jr., James

Holmes, Melissa
Howard, Alex
Howard, Marcus
Hunter, Greg

Hurst, Daniel
Jackson, Brandon
Jackson, Jr., Jesse

Jackson, Jessica

88 juniors

Jackson, Nattlie
Jackson, Tia
Jackson, Tiffany
James, Jesse

Johnson, Alex
Johnson, Amanda
Johnson, Brooke
Johnson, Latreasia

Jones, Courtney
Jones, Joi

Jones, Quentin
Joseph, Kito

Keaton, Chauncey
Keen, Lakesha
Kelly, Rebecca
Kennedy, David

Kim, Lucy

King, Chakanis
Krigbaum, Emily
Landers, Miranda

juniors 89

Lawrence, Emily
Leonard, Maurice
Lewis, Aubrey
Lewis, Darion

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Longaker, Chad
Lonsway, Jennifer
Lounnarath, Sacksith

Lowe, Shunika
Loyd, Latasha
Lyons, Ken
Mack, Dexter

Mack, Joycelynn
Martinez, Juan
Mathis, Deyondra
McAllaster, David

McClain, Robiniqueka
McClendon, Samantha
McCormick, Sirvoda
McCray, Shelly

Ty

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is.

90 juniors

McCroba, Ashley
McDaniel, James
McDonald, Gray
McIntosh, Megan

McKnight, Brian
Miller, Erin
Miller, Derrick
Miller, Jason

Mims, Andrew
Minor, Crystal
Mobley, Tamica
Moore, Kris

Moore, Orlando
Moss, Jacinta
Mulvihill, Crystal
Munshi, Keyur

Myers, Rachel

Naef, Chris
Neugebauer, Tobias
Oliver, Jessica

juniors 91

Opoku-Fianko, Nora
Owens, Latischa
Patel, Nirav

Patel, Nishal

Patel, Sheela
Pawlick, Sarah
Pazahanick, Ryan
Pipkins, Nathan

Pearson, Shantae
Peters, Stefanie
Porter, Dontraye
Powers, Justin

Phillips, Kevin
Queen, Dana
Rabanus, Chad
Randall, Jondrea

Ray, Angela
Redding, Gary
Reeves, Rodney
Respress, Stephanie

92 juniors

Richardson, Shanisha
Rigby, Ryan
Robinson, Kelly
Robinson, Lakeshie

Robinson, Zonisha
Rocker, Brian
Rodgers, Brandee
Rulapaugh, Amanda

Rushing, Nathan
Russell, Celina
Russell, Otis
Russell, Roderick

Rutherford, Cedric
Samples, Erike
Sampson, Robert
Sanders, Brinceson

Sandifer, Latosha
Sandifer, Latosha
Sapp, Tabobbie
Satterwhite, Stephanie

juniors 93

Scott, Antwan
Sells, Nicole
Senseman, Crystal
Setzer, Whitney

Sheehan, Michael
Sheridan, Courtney
Sinclair, Dawn
Sitten, Tommy

Smith, Charles
Smith, Tamiko
Slocumb, Claire
Solomon, Chris

Stallworth, Jacqueline
Stanley, Rashida
Stephens, Angel
Stephens, Kimberly

Story, Andre
Stiles, Jennifer
Sutton, Ashley

Swayne. Robbin

94 juniors

Swint, Jr., Larry
Thatongsengchanh, Kin
Theil, Trey

Thomas, Darrell

Thomas, Derrick
Thomas, Rodney
Thomas, Roderick
Thomas, Rodrick

Tillman, Antiwan
Tillman, Rochelle
Todd, Rebecca
Toliver, Andrea

Tolliver, Sherod
Trotter, Allison
Tucker, James
Tutt, Abram

Vance, Brandon
Vastakis, Aislinn
Vaughn, Daverick
Waiters, Christopher

juniors 95

Walker, Cleveland
Walker, Miracle
Walker, Nelson

Walkemeyer, Blake

Wall, Candace
Waller, Jamaal
Walters, Jamie
Waters, Robert

Webb, Levonne
Webster, Cara
Welcome, Jeffrey
West, Karley

West, Kenneth
West, Kevin

West, Tiffani
Whitehead, Crystal

Whitley, Amber
Wiggins, Brittany
Wilder, Jessica
Wilkerson, Reco

96 juniors

Williams,Khalitra
Williams, Richard
Winters, Andrew
Winther, Candace

Wolfenbarger, Kelly
Womack, Laneicia
Wright, Sterling
Young, Jason

Zayac, John

Gaby Gutierrez, Nora Opoku-Fianko, Angela Ray, and
Ashley Sutton practice writing out their Spanish on the
board.

Whitney Setzer gives her
fellow Key Clubbers good
reasons to vote her in as

Key Club president. Nathan Pipkin works hard in his wood working class.

OO

Melissa Benson, Aubrey Lewis, and Beth Chavis work
together to figure out that difficult analysis /trig.

juniors 97

Ken Lyons pumps up the volume
in Weight class

Roderick Thomas gets the Juniors
attention before he speaks at the Stu
dent Council meeting

Sarah Pawlick, Tiffany West,
Heather Pierman, Joe Ogle and
Jessica Minix pose for a group pic
ture

ee
98 Juniors

Tamina Bacon gets it together before
class

Ginnie Horton tries to get her books
before the bell

Jermie Frankson lifts weights | William Bradd gives his friends a
with ease in Weight Training class. ride home after a hard day's work.

Sa
Juniors 99

Emily Doyle is a tenth-grade
Seminole

Philnika Harmon and Toya Harris
prepare for the next class by venturing

into the locker

The Key Club meets in the Media Cen
ter to discuss upcoming business

Clubs 101

Math Team
Craig Buckthal
Eric Buckthal
Jennifer Davis
Ankur Goel
Adam Goforth
Brad Greer
Tre Harden
Sid Hinson
Tiffany Hodges
Kito Joseph
Becky Kelly
Jessica Kennedy
Emily Pritchett
Chelsey Rodgers

Academic Team
Ankur Goel
Mark Platt
Kito Joseph
Jordan Maloy
Betsy Gibson
Jennifer Davis
Amber Staten
Jimi Rogers
Tiffany Hodges
Naketa Cornegay

Middleton, Andrew Mims, Jamie
Pitts, Ashanti Smith, Trista
Sunday Solomon, Courtney
Casey Staley, Sholondie S

s, Rodeny T

rskine Turner, Kevir

102 clubs

What are the
requirements for

membership in
your club?

Members must
enjoy math and
like solving
difficult prob-
lems.

What are the
major goals your
club plans to
accomplish?

It gives students
the opportunity
to learn and have
fun at the same
time.

What relation-

ship does your

club have to the
school?

SECME encour-
ages students to
begin thinking
about their fu-
tures and stresses
the importance of
wise decisions
early in life.

Westside High School clubs had more than enought planned for the holidays

Look at the different clubs in action!

Gobble, Gobble

Feast your eyes on the famous pie
JaMegan Gilbert and Lindsey Korter
made in their Family and Consumer

Science class.

Deck the Halls

The FHA club and all of the toys our
students and faculty donated to the
Kids Yule Love foundation.

Baby Talk

Lenita Ferraro and Shannon Barron
are proud mothers of their Baby
Think it over Dolls. They are also
proud members of Westsides
parenting class.

clubs 103

Beta Club

Lauren Card, Emily

Annie Thigpen
I

Doyle
Claire

Slocumb, Eric Griffin, Moses

Herring, Chris Graddick, Jes

sica Kennedy

Sunday

Solomon, Rashida Stanley

LaCresha Battle, Anna Tupeko
Chesley Wells, Traenel Gray

Kelli Hightower,

James

Hinson, James Walters, Eric
Buckthal, Natalie Fitzpatrick
Adam Griffin, Joycelynn Mack
James Davis, Adam Goforth

Scott Greenwald

Tamiko

Smith, Brittany Drake, Keyur
Munshi, Crystal Whitehead

Jennifer Davis

Student Council

Allison Trotter
Deyondra Mathis
Jessica Minix
Tomeka Banks
Roderick Thomas
Aubrey Lewis
Michael Davis
Erica Burke
Brittney Grant
Matthew Odom
Chelsey Rodgers
Celeste Majors
Amber Staten
Naketa Cornegay
Tiffany Hodges
Shamneka Hamm
Javis Lamar

Jimi Rodgers

1C4 clubs

Why is there a
need for a Beta
Club at
Westside?

It is a prestigious
national organi-
zation that pro-
vides an opportu-
nity for members
to compete for
scholarships and
prizes.

What are the
requirements for
membership in

Key Club?

Applicants must
complete an
application, be a
member in good
standing of a
former club, and

be disciplined.

What are the
major goals?

Student Council
wants to improve
the overall school
environment and
serve as a connec-
tion between the
student body and
the WHS admin-

istration.

Westsides students express their interests by belonging to clubs.

Westside Clubs Excel!

Heres the Key

The inaugural Key Club officers are
officially inducted at Westsides first
induction ceremony

Good Will to All

During the Christmas Holidays,
Kwanza Curtis, Sarita Hill, and Valita
Taylor show the toys that they col-
lected for Kids Yule Love

When You're Smiling...

Melvin Harris laughs as someone
makes a funny remark in his AP
Chemistry class

clubs 105

TAPS

Jennifer Bowman,
Kimberly Braswell,
Kimberly Brooks,
Thelmeca Cade, Naketa
Cornegay, Mesheika
Davis, Jessica Dean,
Charles Dudley, Brandi
Fryer, Brandon, Gary,
Hope Grant, Shantavia
Gunn, Shameka Hamm,
Falan Herring, Persondra
Hill, Portia Howard,
Nicole Hunter, Jesse
Jameslll, Jeremy
Johnson, Joi Jones

106 clubs

What are the
major goals you
club plans to
accomplish?

TAVA strives for
nonviolence.

Javis Lamar, Miranda
Landers, Deyondra
Mathis, David Moultrie,
Carmen Noel, Jamie Pitts,
Kizzy Richardson,
Brandee Rogers, Jimi
Rogers, Crystal Rose,
Niketa Singleton,
Ashanti Smith, Sunday
Solomon, Valita Taylor,
Lashonda tippin, Vaccara
Tobias, Crystal White-
head, Erika Wimbush,
Tameka Banks, Tamara
Bacon, Megan McIntosh,
Crystal Pinkney, Nora
Opoku-Fianko

What does your
club strive for?

VOCA strives for
an overall voca-
tional outlook.

Have a problem you cant solve?

WHS Peer Mediators get involved.

Say Cheese

Sunday Solomon stops to flash a
friendly smile while conversing at the
General Council Meeting held at
Southwest High School

Teens Against Violent Acts
The newly established TAVA receives
their inaugural t-shirts

May we talk for a minute?

Vaccara Tobias volunteers to help her
fellow teenagers solve their problems
without confrontation

clubs 107

TSA
Nathan Pipkins
Michael Trans
Robert Waters
Eric Buckthal
Craig Buckthal
Adam Goforth
Eric Griffin
Brian Brown
Henry Glover
Jamie Walters
William Bradd
Garan Coker
\dian Liles
Nathan Dinehart

DECA
Shyreeta Brown
Miracle Walker
Chris Naef
Andrew Mims
Laneicia kWomack
Roderick Thomas
Kiesha Green
Crystal Minor
Larry Crocker
Tomeka Banks
Shajuway Gibson
Deyondra Mathis
Crystal Senseman

Drama Club

Laura Akin, Carol Colbert,
Jeff Evans, Angela Helms,
Crystal Helms, Amanda
Jones, Brian Jones, Phil
Jones, Christine Keil, Becky
Kelly, Lois King, Jennifer
Lonsway, Tommy Man-
ning, Davida Moultrie, Meil
Patel, Ashley Saferight,
Beau Skaggs, Danielle
Tank, Brandy Thompson,
Tacario Toliver, Cheryl
Turano, Carrie Vick, Blake
Walkemeyer, Nikki Wall
Karla Williams Kim
Wooten

108 clubs

What relation-
ship does TSA
have to the
community?
We try to work
with the school

and community
to help us with
TSA activities
and we help

school and com-
munity with their

projects.

What are the
major goals?

To embrace
marketing skills
trough team and

independent

activities.

What are the
requirements for
membership?

Any student can
be a member!
Attendance at

meetings is also

essential.

Westside Clubs doing what they do best.

WHS Clubs: Taking care of business

Kick off your shoes and relax your
feet.

Tomeka Banks is laid back, taking
care of business during a drama club

skit.

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Congratulations are in order.
Westsides Clint Webster has been
awarded first prize in the Optimist
International Clubs Voice of Democ-
racy contest. Second place was
awarded to Jennifer Benjamin, a jun-
ior here at Westside

FCA encouraged by Chad Goss
Members of FCA fellowship with
Chad Goss (member of the University
of Alabama football team) after his
brief testimony

clubs 109

Spanish Club What relation-
ai jenirw Berdemin, Kishen Bhota, ship does your
club have to the

community?

We works with
elementary
schools in order
to interest them
in the Spanish
language and
expose them to
the culture.

French Club What does the

French Club plan
to accomplish?

The French Club
is trying to raise
enough money to

go to France and
have a lot of fun
at the same time.

Latin Club What activities
Jamie Walters

: as ; : are involved
Stephanie Satterwhite => 4 !
Jaime Gallagher { a f eS ( , with the Latin

Allison Trotter a : Club?
Nathan Dinehart - :

ogee a . Fun, fellowship,
Tiffany West and learning
about ancient
Roman lifestyle
and culture.

Stop the violence and bloodshed.

Teens Against Violent Acts takes a
stand.

Merry Christmas

Mrs. Moore takes time to get
reaquainted with one of her former
students

Noche de Paz, Noche de Amor
Students in Mrs. Moore's Spanish III
class take time to sing Spanish Christ-
mas carols to students at Hunt Mag-
net School

Stop the Violence

Samarra Fordham and Ms. Curry
stand proud as the founders of the
newly established Teens Against Vio-
lent Acts,

clubs 111

FHA
President - Kwanza Curtis
Vice President - Sarita Hill
Treasurer - Kelly Boutwell
Secretary - Robbin Swayne
Historians - Kim Beck and
Shannon Barron
Reporter Corticia
Pendleton
Members - Victoria En
gland, Latreasia Johnson
Shantae Pearson
NicoleToliver
Advisor - Kathleen Horst

FCA
LaCresha Battle, Yasmine Burch,
Laura Chambers, Blake Walke-
meyer, Chris Rocker, Phil Jones
Morgan Cobb, David Forrester,
James Forrester, Gary Wood
Beau Skaggs, Keith Branch
Heidi Adams, Lindsay Bartlett,
Tory Carlisle, Chunita Swint,
Justin Irby, Alex Merriweather
Samantha Ayers, Eric Cooper,
Andrew Outzs, LeAnne Lee,
Molly Stevens, Courtney Carney,
Johnny Fambro, Chandler Penn,
Amantha Claxton, Brandon
Jackson, Tony Berry, Antrell
Sanford, Moses Herring, Carol
Colbert, Tammy Jackson, Erica
Burke, Reginald Little, Allison
Trotter, Adam Griffin, Arthur
Jones, James Thomas, Alec
Ridley

Sci-Forg Club
Jeffrey Ware
Lois King
Amanda Jones
Karley West
Katie Maddox
Chad Rabanus
Wesley Path
David Googe
Anne Marie Dickey
Justin Irby
Allison Wynn
Brian Pelt
Ryan Smith
Tory Carlisle
Jenny Benjamin
Michael Sheehan
Justin Christopher

112 clubs

In what activities
does your club
participate?

We do things for
kids and also
family-oriented
things.

What is the
purpose of FCA?

FCA deals a lot
with encouraging
others with the
love of Christ,
and strengthen-
ing one another
with the word of
God.

What kinds of
things does your
club accomplish?

We study the

science of things
and deal a lot
with science

programs. We
ENJOY science!

The More You Know...

FTA learns how to educate the minds of the future.

FHA induction ceremony

Kathleen Horst, FHA advisor; Kelly
Bot Il, Robbin Swayne, Kwanza
Curtis, Kimberly Beck, and Corticia

Pendleton

Pop Quiz

Did you know that a person cannot
foldar 1eet of notebook paper
more than 11 times?

Class dismissed!.

clubs 113

Young Explorers

Science Club
Laura Akin
Rasheida Stanley
Shaun Borkland
Russell James
Kito Joseph
Myles Akin

The Dreamcatcher

What do Young
Explorers do?

We go to various
places and
explore new
interests.

What is the
purpose of your
club?

The Science Club

looks at the
world of science

from various

perspectives.

What type of
articles does
your magazine
contain?

The
Dreamcatchers
write about
topics occurring
to students at
Westside.

The students decide who wins and who loses.

Student Council Elections at WHS

A helping hand.
Darius Austin helps a fellow stu-
dent with his work.

Casabel, Casabel!

Ashley McCroba and Ana Tupko sing
carols to the students at Hunt Magnet
School

Listen Up!
LaCresha Battle delivers her speech
at Student Council elections

clubs 115

The Tribal Tribune
Amanda Johnson
Chris Graddick
Ryan Bates
il Bunce
Rebecca Creasor
Crystal Devito
Melissa Duncan
Harold Harden

Pr } 1c | .
rrecious LOW

Holly Matthew
Kristen Meister
Brian Peavy

Lindsay Phillips

Carissa Scott

Legacy

Onie Bray
Starlett Brown
Holley Carswell
effrey Davis
Terri Godbee
Melanie Hall
oi Jones
oycelynn Mack
Yeyondra Mathis
acinta Moss
Claire Peed
andrea Randall

nie Satterwhite

ey detzer
Yerrick Thomas
Allison Trotter

essica Wilder
Kelli Williams

116 clubs

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT

What does your
club write about?

We write about

any interesting

occurrences at
Westside.

How do you
have fun?

The Legacy
Staff has fun
meeting new
people and learn-
ing about journal-
ism, the school,
and the students
enrolled here.

Working Together

Club Members Team Up for Success

Yearbook staff off Duty

Stephanie Satterwhite, Whitney
Setzer, Joi Jones, Allison Trotter,
Holley Carswell, and Derrick Tho-
mas enjoy Christmas at Buffalo's

And if lam elected...

Jessica Minix gives her speech to the
student body with the hopes of being
elected student body secretary

Young Explorers

Janese Evans, secretary of the Young
Explorers club enjoys her position
because of the traveling involved

clubs 117

E-mail me! Look at the Baby

Angel Stevens and LaKesha Keen Natalie Fitzpatrick, Joy Mack, and

take a minute to smile while Melanie Hall are outside after

steadily working in computer class school caring for a baby for
Parenting Class

Always Concentrate Break! Great!

Aubrey Lewis works diligently as Sarah Pawlick smiles at friends as

she tries to finish her assignment she holds her Snickers bar in her
hand during break

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Notes, Notes, Notes! Beta Means Power.
Mr. Stevenson writes notes on the Mrs. Walton talks to Beta members
] t his students may copy about very iimportant events that
them down for the test are coming up. They are eager to
find out information about the
Convention

TALENT SHOW |,
AUDITIONS

All types of cutertauting scts 476
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Get Down!

Roderick Thomas stands up and lets
everyone know that he has WHS
school spirit at a pep rally

This is Good!

Kevin Lavender stands on the wall
and chills for a snapshot while
enjoying his Twix

clubs 119

LOOKS LIKE A WINNER

Westsides defensive front slams Centennial

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Erike Samples and Todd Davis tie

the ball up

Mande Perkovich falls into the wait
ing arms of her fellow Varsity cheer

leaders

Run, Forrest, Run! The Lady Seminoles take time to relax and smile during their busy practice schedule

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New Roads

League shift toughens competition

Bibb County Schools added
a new team to the roster this
year to play in a new game.
This was the first year for girls
fast-pitch softball. The team
was successful because the
girls had a lot of interest in it.
They have a lot to look for-
ward to. All the Lady Semi-
noles will return for next years
season. They started three
freshmen and the rest were
sophomores. They played in
some tough tournaments that
will improve their perfor-
y =" :

McKorkle knocks out the

competiton

Christy

BALL

I felt that we worked hard
together and played hard as
a team to reach our goals.

Jaime Gallagher, pitcher

mance next year.

The Lady Seminoles were
led by Coaches Baber, Womack
and Henderson, who call
themselves the Three Muske-
teers. They will look forward
to returning players like
Candice Lindsay who played
more like a junior thana fresh-
man, and Brooks Hickman, an
outstanding outfielder.

Anna Tupko reaches for the win

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at Northeast
Southeast
at Central
Northeast
Southeast
Central
McIntosh
Invitational

Coach Womack, Serdana Robinson, Anna Tupko, Tomeko Smith, Coa
Henderson, Coach Baber, Jaime Gallagher, Ivana Janport, Heather Fordha

and Michelle Battle

Coach Baber, Coach Womack, Amanda Skilling, Maria Gunnell, Rachel Bates,
Molly Stephens, Alicia Marsnki, Amber Basse, Lindsey Hawkins, Coach
Henderson, Brooks Hickman, Trista Smith, Heather Jones, Maggie Edwards,
Angela Luzader, Kelly Wolfenburger, Lindsey Bartlett, Kristy McKorkle,
Samantha Ayers, Jill Douglass, Brandy Morton, Brittney Drake, Heidi Adams,
Manager Jamie Mainor

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Brooks Hickman, Angela Luzader,
Brittany Drake, Maria Gonnell, and
Amber Basse havea lot tosmile about

Amanda Skillings nails one to the
outfield

Dont try to steal off Amber Basse, she
never misses a pitch

Softball was very fun and
exciting. We had fun with
each other on and off the
field. We will be the best
next year.

Samantha Ayers, pitcher

Rachel Bates hits one to the fence

Coach Baber pumps up the Lady Sem-
inoles during a rare break

Amber Basse doesnt mind getting
dirty for the team

The Seminoles had no trouble chop-
ping the Chargers

Nothing gets past Lindsay Hawkins
sg

Angela Luzader winds up for another

ves it ner

get the

Angela Luzader and Rachel Bates

git
work together to stop the play the Lady Seminoles

Bad Boys

Starting a strong tradition.

The Seminole football program
in its first year has proven it will
bea tough act to follow. Westside
had a 9-0 record, they let no one
stand in their way. Witha brand
new team, lead by the legendary
coach Robert Davis, they ex-
ceeded all expec tations.

This tradition wasnt begun
over night. Starting in the spring
of 1997, the team began meeting
Later in the summer, they went to
a week of camp, where they prac-
ticed three times a day. Once
school began, practices were held
from 2:45 until dark. Soon the

Jamie Walters does all he can to pre-
vent the play

The football season was
hard, but in the end it all
paid off. Thanks all you
folks for supporting us
throughout our winning
season.---Coley Brown
9th

Seminole football team began to
work as one.

The deciding moments came
at Westsides first game in early
September against the Lanier
County Bulldogs. The Seminoles
dominated throughout the game
for a final score of 57-0. After the
shutout many doubts were put to
rest.

After this game the Seminole
football team kept on going
strong. The final record was 9-0,
the Noles finished on top. They
hope next year will be just as ex-
citing.

Chandler Penn makes a smooth

handoff toAntwan Hill

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Lanier Co. 57
Mt. Zion 33
at Lowndes Co.24
at Woodstock 38
Centennial 31
at Centennial 10
HoustonCo. 21
Westover 28
Woodstock 31

The Seminoles are having their pregame prayer.

Coach Green gives the game plan to
Jamie Walters, Ashley Sutton, Moses
Herring, Orlando Moore, and Charlie
Richardson

Ashley Sutton has a unique style of
playing

Arthur Cummings fights through the
Seminole line to gaina few more yards

Jamie Walters gets around
Mark Tallant, Tim Hatton, David Bruce, Paul Sams, John Chance, Jamie Pruitt, the Centennial defense.
Adrian Green, Mickey Daniels, Stacey Harden, and Robert Davis

Whatcha Gonnado ss Meivin
Trei

When They Come fans
explodes

for YOU? if the

ground to

make an

awesome
catch.

se0rTge Pressley takes

one for the team

Ken Lyons gets the job done, as he
sacks Mt. Zion's quarterback

George Pressley uses his speed and
agility to carry the Seminoles toa first
down.

Arthur Jones sails into the inzone for
another six

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Chandler Penn pulls away from the
Mt. Zion defense to make a hand-off

Adam Griffin really touches his toes
as he kicks off for the Seminoles

Coach Davis shares his words of wis-
dom before the Seminoles first game

George Pressley waits calmly for his time to shine. : > Josh Ragan blocks out the
; Centennial defense.

. ANTWAN
Homecoming! HILL
rushes

through

the defen-

sive line to

gain a few

more

yards for

the Semi-

noles.

Westside
cheerle i-ters
help the
players keep
up their spirits

Seminoles offensive line sets up to
fire off the ball

Taylor Whipple, WOW! Whata quar-
terback!

Westside Seminole football players
buck up before the game

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The Westside cheerleaders wait for
the team to show their pregame en-
thusiasm by bursting through the

Homecoming sign

Taylor Whipple hands off to Arthur

Jones for another run at it

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George Pressley cuts right to throw
on the W oodstoc k defense

Coach Bruce fires up his defense to bring home another victory

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Presenting...

Melanie Hall and Jame

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Sash of Glory
Roderick Thomas poses for the can
era, basking in the glory of
awarded Mr

1997

Junior for

being

Tops

Matthew
nand won the title of Mr. Sopho-

paig

more

and Tails

Odom fo ta hard cam

What did you like about being
involved in Homecoming?

To be chosen as
Westsides first Home-
coming Queen is an
honor. I was ecstatic and
I couldnt believe it when
it happened! Honestly, |
never thought I would
win this title, but I was
extremely happy then,
and Im extremely happy
now. Than yu every-
one!

-Melanie Hall

It was fun!
-Wesley Heath

It was very challenging,

because Homecoming is

based on popularity.
-Crystal Calloway

Night to Remember

Tomeka Banks was named Miss Jun-

ior of 1997,

forget

an event she will never

| thought it was very ex-
citing, and I was honored
to be chosen one of two
people from my grade.
-Amanda Cooper

A Night of Firsts

Miss Sophomore, Toni Unseld, smiles
knowing she will always be remem-
bered as being one of Westsides first
Homecoming winners.

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Making Waves

Westsides Swim Team

This swim team is the new
kid in town. It has gained
several new supporting fans.
This is the first swim team for
Bibb County, as well as
Westsides first swim team. It
has been a new challenge as
well as anew goal. Swimmers
have lobbied for nine years to
have this addition to the Bibb
County Athletic Program.

The hardest thing the swim-
mers have had to deal with is
the fact that they are all friends,
and practice together.

Spring Start -
John Aycock gets off to a good start.

Anyone can wear cool

clothes,

Some can look good in a

swimsuit,

But it takes a REAL man to

look good in a Speedo.
-Gary Wood

However, when they compete,
they must compete against
each other! The Swim Team
looks forward to many new
goals achieved and records
made by swimmers in the
years to come.

This year, the Swim Team
competed in meets at the Uni-
versity of Georgia, Georgia
Southern University, and Au-
gusta.

Coaching on the Sidelines -
Coach Anne Simmons gives inspira-
tion to Holley Carswell and Kristin
Hartness before their event.

I know a lot of people
dont understand and
think its monotonous,
down the black lines
over and over, but its
not if youre enjoying
what you are doing. I
love to swim, and I
love to train. The most
prepared are the most
dedicated.

-Melissa Benson

Melissa Benson rips through the water with her butterfly stroke. She leaves het
competitor in her wake!

Front - Michael Sheehan, Terri Marion, Holley Carswell, Kristin Hartness.
Back - Melissa Benson, Alex Meriweather, Gary Wood, John Aycock, Phil
Jones, Laura Akin, Matthew Chauncey.

Swimming is like
life because you
expect the unex-
pected, but it
doesnt matter if
you win or lose,
you always are
successful in
having fun in the
process.

-Holley Carswell

Reaching High

Laura Akin swims the 50 yd. freestyle
at the University of Georgia swim
meet

Its About Time
Gary Wood captured State qualifying
time in his 50 yd. freestyle

Out of Breath!
Terri Marion completes the 100 yd.
freestyle.

Anyone can learn to throw
a baseball,
Most can tackle someone in

football,

But it takes a true athlete to
be the fastest in the pool. Jj
-Gary Wood

We've Got Spirit!

Cheerleading at Westside reaches new heights.

Behind every good team,
there is a great cheerleading
squad. Westside was no dif-
ferent. Both the Junior Varsity
and Varsity squads gaveit their
all consistently throughout
football, basketball, and com-
petition seasons. Their suc-
cess did not come overnight.
As they say, Practice makes
perfect.

Tryouts were held in the
spring of 1997. Summer prac-
tices were held once a week.

The J.V. cheerleaders show their
spirit as they perform at the last
football pep rally

Treally enjoy being a cheer-
leader. You get to go to all
the games and raise the spir-
its of the crowd and players
alike.

-Whitney Setzer

Once school started, practices
were four days a week with
games on Fridays and Satur-
days. The girls always had
smiles on their faces. They
pulled the teams through some
tough times.

Many memorable moments
were made on the buses, dur-
ing games, performing at half
time, pep rallies, and practices.
They really had a great season.
Without cheerleaders, its just
a game.

Jessica Davis, Laura Chambers, and
Courtney Carney put a future Semi-
nole into a prep to get the crowd ex-
cited during half time

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Sarah Kate Griffin, Chelsea Rodgers, LeAnne Lee, Amanda Cooper, Tanya
Jones, Jessica Crocker, Molly Katz, Courtney Carney, Lindsey Bennett, Laura

Chambers, and Jessica Davis.

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Shazia Alvi, Mande Perkovich, Allison Trotter, Whitney Setzer, Blake
Walkemeyer, Lindsay Hawkins, Jennifer Allen, Abby Griffith, Beth Chavis,
Erica Burke, Dana Queen, Aubrey Lewis, Emily Alford, Megan McIntosh,
Yasmine Burch, Cara Webster, Brooke Hawkins, and LaCresha Battle

Allison Trotter and LaCresha Battle
give each other a hug before
Westsides very first football game

Cara Webster has a lot to smile about
as she looks at the Seminoles

scoreboard

The Varsity Cheerleaders do their fa-

mous cheer, Be Aggressive to get
the crowd pumped up

Emily Alford is ecstatic
when the Seminoles
score another touch-
down.

Get Fired Mande

Perkovich

cheers

on the
boys at

a home
basketball
game.

Blake Walkemeyer and Whitney
Setzer pose for the camera on the way
to Woodstock.

Lindsay Hawkins shows her school

spirit at a football game. She always

has a smile on her face
Yasmine Burch, Abby Griffith, Shazia
Alvi, and Emily Alford take a minute
tochill during a girl's basketball game

e Varsity Cheerleaders lead the
rowd in a W-H-S chant to get the

team pumped up
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Lindsay Hawkins takes a second to
fix Abby Griffiths face paint as they
The Varsity squad has a special bond that shows through their smiles put up the spirit signs

sports 139

Ladies First Samantha

Ayers
concen-
trates on
making
her free
throws.
She knows
that every
one

counts.

Most Points in a Season
Kristy McKorkle - 21

Most Steals in a Game
Joi Jones - 9

Biggest Win
Westside - 66, Pike Co. - 39

Most Rebounds in a Game
Samantha Ayers - 10

Wins Losse
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Anna Tupko takes a jump shot for 2
Once again, she pulls her weight for
the team

Jaime Gallagher drills one to the bas-

ket. She has a deadly outside shot

Joi Jones uses her awesome dribbling
4

skills against the Northside defense

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two.

Michelle Battle goes

up for three against
the Southeast defense

Anna Tupko drives in for two. Once
she gets the ball, there is no stopping
her

Coach Baber gives the game plan to
the starting line-up

Watch Nicole Russo get all over her

opponent

142 sports

Junior Varsity Coach Henderson, Marci Jackson, Amber Basse, Rachel Bates, Bisceglia Coleman, Coach Womack
Crawnecia Gilmore, Michelle Battle, Brittney Drake, Shontavia Gunn

Kristy McCorkle drives the baseline

Serdana Robinson makes a power
move to the basket.

Tiawanna Sanford brings the ball up
the floor for the Lady Noles

sports 143

Hoop Darren

Davis ,

an out-

Dreams standing
point

guard,

drives to

the hole

against

the Demon

defense.

Biggest Win
Westside 86 Evans 78

Most points scored in a game
Brinceson Sanders 40 pts

Best All-Around player
Gerald Fitch

Most valuable defender
Jeremie Frankson

Wins Losses
12

2

Andrew Mims, one of the Seminole
guards, really hustles for his team

Jeremie Frankson uses his reverse lay
up to score two points against the
Northside defenders

Jonathan Goss, a great defensive
player, won't give this point guard
any slack

144 sports

Brinceson Sanders prepares to shakes
off his defender with one of his enter

taining moves

Erike Samples slams his way to a

victory

Derrick Miller swishes in his free

7 throw with no problems

Coach Chance, Derrick Miller, Melvin Harris, Kevin Phillips, Erike Samples, Brinceson Sanders, CoachSam

Darren Davis, Andrew Mims, Coach Adrian Green, Jeremie Frankson, Jonathon Goss, Arthur Jones

sports 145

Take it to Erike

Darren Davis throws up a quick
jumper over the Eagles

Melvin Harris shows his pretty form
as he puts in a tre to get the offense

started

sports

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starts

the Semi-
noles

off right
on the
jump

ball.

Gerald Fitch ends a
play by laying in the
ball to push the
Noles ahead of the

game

Brinceson Sanders takes it to his de-
fenders with the utmost confidence

that hes going to score two points

Coach Sams, Rashaun Hurst, Shane
Miller, Derrick Wofford, Marcus
Wimberly, Van Freeman, Steven
Little, Brian Johnson, George Pressley,
and Gregory Walker

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Coach Chance, the leader of the J.V
team that dominated throughout the
season, discusses with his players how

to stay ahead of the game

the faithful managers Orlando
Moore, Brian Maynard, and Gregory
Walker stand on guard ready toassist
their team

Coach Sams, Steven Little, Shane Miller, Willie Fambro, Tony Berry, George Pressley, Dorian Freeman

sports 147

Colors of the

Mosley
pushes
himself for
that final
mile to
help the
Seminoles
first Cross
Country
team have
a great
inaugural
season.

Personal Best and School Record
Derek Garcia - 19:18

Personal Best
Jarvis Collins - 21:47
Regional Meet Top Runner
Harold Harden - 21:40

Low Point Scorer
Jarvis Collins - 52 points

Coach Lipper gives the opposing ;
coach a look that says
team will win.

Matthew Chauncey wastes no time
hitting the trails. He puts in the prac-
tice to decrease his times

Derek Garcia leaves a trail of dust
between him and his competitors

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Seminole Cross Country Team ae
Antonius Whisby, Derek Garcia, Steve Little
Goss, Chris Hughes, John Felts, Rosevelt

osely, Jarvis Collins, Bobby Basse, Tommy Sitten, <

sports 149

Wrestling at cox

Harden

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Westside to send in
Colin

Pazahanick

to win

another
match.

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neath to flatte

Bottom:Mason Evans prepares for
battle
Kito Joseph wins his match in no time

flat

150 sports

The

Seminoles wrestling team watches a

teammate out on the n

sports 151

The sixth period symphonic band
takes a breather after practicing for
their spring concert

1997 - 1998 Westside Marching Chiefs
gather fora group picture

The first Westside Marching Band

The Marching Chiefs

152 Band

Westsides inaugural Marching Seminoles

laying a tune for a historical moment

Kristie Carson, Maggie Carswell,
Natalie Fitzpatrick, Allison Miller,
Rebecca Todd, Melanie Hall, Emily
Lawrence, Holley Carswell, Joy Mack,
Asa Hollingshead, Tamina Bacon, Tia
Jackson, Jimi Rogers, Amanda Jones,
Poorna Gadhia, Tiffany Hodges,
Sandy Parrish, Jenny Baker, Trista
Smith, Crystal Pinkney, Portia
Howard, Falan Herring, Leah
Carswell, Shameka Hamm, Naketa
C ornegay, Rebecca McC lendon
Yatara Johnson, Rhoshonda Jackson
Amber Staten, Tammy Jackson,
Nichole Hunter, Emily Doyle, Jeremy
Stinson, Carrol Colbert, Brandon Bell,
Sandy Parrish and Poorna Gahdhia <3! spray eg ed ig iso le a aermaa
ee . ) Lindsay Butler, Justin Carstarphen
play the flute during the Halftimeshow : Doug Copeland, Andrew Proctor,
of the Homecoming game Shawn Scharnikow, Frenk Bolton, Alex
Howard, Aric Evans, Carrie Vick,
Shaquita Moss, Samantha McClendon,
The clarinet line of the Marching Band | # Tyrone Myrick, Daryl Walker, Lois King,
is waiting in line to march and per- x Lauren Card, Scott McDowell, Rodney
form the Halftime show 28 Thomas, Jim Blanton

Band 153

TaQuanula Anderson, Dana Binkley, Freamon Blackmon, Kelly
Boutwell, Elizabeth Bush, Amber Dooley, Jeffrey Evans, Allison
Fugate, Chris Graddick, Clint Hagans, Cole HIl, Latosha hardy,
Crystal Helms, Candace Howard, Terrill King, Emily Krigbaum,
Ashley McCroba, Serdana Robinson, Zonisha Robinson, Greg
Rozier, Candice Smith, Jermaine Sheltey, Elbunie Smith, Courtney
Staley, Cheryl Turano, Heather Whitehead, Jeanetta Williams,
Brooke Willis, Jeannie Bacchus, Jenny Baker, Erin Butt, Lauren
Card, Emily Doyle, Rebecca Drummond, Christine Kiel, Danielle
Lang, Katie Maddox, Chrissy McLendon, Mark Platt, Ashley
Saferight, Kristi Schultz, Jermaine Shelly, Reginald Shelley,

Show Choir strikes a pose during per-
formance for Pacesetters Luncheon at
Mulberry Street United Methodist
Church

Westside Show Choir put on a great
show at the GA State Fair in October
of 1997

Concert Choir, Chamber Choir
Show Choir,
Girls Ensemble

Rhonda Tabb, Danielle Tank, Erskine Turner, Marie Turner,
Nikki Wall, Allison Wynn, Emily Alford, Melissa Benson, Doug
Buinger, Lindsay Burgess, Courtney Carney, Beth Chavis,
Amanda Cooper, Carlotta Davis, Chris Denier, Blake Ellington,
Lisa Garber, Greg Haynes, Adam Heath, Katie Herndon, Mel-
issa Holmes, Jennifer Lonsway, Sarah Mosley, Crystal Mulvihill,
Shaun Mulvihill, Dana Queen, Angela Ray, Whitney Setzer,
Molly Stevens, Cara Webster, Jennifer, Beach, Tomesha Bell,
Shimacker Brown, Victoria Chappell, Stephanie Coley, Melanie
Dalton, Crystal DeVito, Shalanda Garvin, Bridget Hooks, Tiara
Lawson, Serena Lockett, Jennifer McCaskill, Casey Staley, Toni
Unseld, Kimiko Webb, Khalitra Williams

Molly Stevens sings a solo for the
Georgia State Fair audience

154 chorus

Westsides choral

Macon is taking notice of the

program has the

music at Westside. Each choir

leading voices in

continues to produce an awe-

the county!

struck audience.

chorus 155

Led by Mr. John Sweat

Westsides Strings Program

Westsides Strings The students in
program is the first of its | orchestra class con-
kind, and each member} tinuatty amaze me

strives to make this by what they accom-

orchestra the best. In plish. They perform
concerts, they combine | with a great level of

with Weaver Middle musicality and sen-

School Strings to sitivity. I have en-

broaden their sound. I | joyed watching them

look forward to what = | grow as nusicians
they will accomplish in | and as people this
the future,says orches- | year.

tra director John Sweat. -Mr. John Sweat

156 orchestra

Natalie Fitzpatri
Seratnahaeisharea

playing for Mr. Swe

Mr. Sweat plays the piano to accom-

pany the orchestra

Westside Strings members - Andrew Ouzts, William Jang, Sean Borklund, Myles Akin, Joe
Green, Joy Hicks, Natalie Fitzpatrick, Ashkan Seratnahaei, Christen Elliot, Andrea Marlowe,
director Mr. John Sweat.

orchestra 157

Students are busy in Mrs. Clarks class
taking notes on how to write a one-act

play

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It has come to be the time for the
students to read over the one-act play
they will soon act out.

Angela Emory and Derrick Warford
are peer-editing each others work

What a teacher! Its been a long day, but somehow, Mrs. Clark still has the
energy to keep on teaching

158 newspaper

Students are busy reading over and
critiqueing a copy of Westsides first
newspaper, The Tribal Tribune.

Harold Harden sits quietly as he re-
vises a finished copy of the newspa-
per

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ChristopherGraddickishavingahard Crystal DeVito has found an article

time deciding which articles will ap- _ that makes her laugh
pear in the next edition

newspaper 159

Anthony and his brother Michael
Larry Swint kids around with his Brown are just chillin in the court-
sister, Chunita yard

Hope and Brittney Grant say that the
best part about being sisters is being
able to confide in each other

Robert Eason and Sean Hightower
are just spending quality time to-
gether.

Eric and Sara Kate Griffin share their
love for each other as brother and
sister.

160 siblings

bd
wm) le) bb atexs Westside siblings really love each other.

At Westside High School, siblings are every- love their siblings and tell them everything. It
where. Some faces are different, but many are makes the only children feel jealous, that they
the same. Its fun to see them together and may have missed out on such close friendship in

observe their differences and similarities. a brother or sister.
You never know what's going on inside! Some

siblings say that they try their best to get along

with that brother or sister, but sometimes it cant

be done! Some others say that they always

Mara and Derek Garcia try to get the
best of each other.

Tamara and Tamina Bacon are best
friends

siblings 161

Heidi Renee Smith

December 15, 1982-October 6, 1997

Music, wher soft voices dit,
Vibrates in the MENOLY;

Odors, when sweet violels sichel,
Liwe within the sense they guichetr.

Ghose leaves, wher the rose is dead,
Me heaped for the beloveds bed,
And so- thy thoughts, wher thow art gone;
Love itsef shall slumber on.
Bercy bysshe Shelley, 1827

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Dedication 163

Changing Faces

One year
One year
Four months
One year
Six weeks

Six months
Thirteen months
One year

One year

Two years

One year
Three years
Four years
Four years
Three years

Four years
Seven months
One year
Two years
Six years

Three months
Three years
Two years
Three years
Five months

164 baby faces

From Tots to Teens

Three years
One year
Five years
Birth

One year

One year
Four months
Six months
Two years
Seven years

Six months
Six months
Three months
Seven months
Six months

Two years
One year

Two years
Two years
Four years

One year
Four years
Four months
One year
Eight months

baby faces

Behind

Terri Adair takes a quick break befor

morning classes in the concession

eee [The #9888 vee

Scenes

It is a big job, keeping Westside
High School looking great, and
making sure that our lunches are
hot and ready on time for each of
the three lunch periods each day.
So heres a tribute to all of the
custodians and cafeteria staff

who make it all possible!

Natalie Clark cheers everyone with Willie Roberts delivers important
her bright, beautiful smile and help- _ packages for teachers and other staff
ful, friendly spirit to the office clinic

166 Behind the Scenes

Ms. Rhonda Windom works on Westsides lunchroom staff
pictured ringing up these two students lunches

l

Here she is

The cafeteria staff takes a quick break
from making and serving lunch to
pose for a quick snapshot. Bernice
Moore, Vernice Davis, Mike
Davidson, Delphine Reynolds, Teresa
Wiley, Rhonda Windom, Francine
Walker, Sandra Taylor, Alton Wright

Jeannette Blount is one of the impor-
tant people who makes sure our desk-
tops are gum-free

James Hollis

James is the cafeteria
director at Westside.
He remarked, Its a
great job! Id rather
be here than at any
other school in Bibb

County. The kids are
great to work with.

Behind the Scenes 167

Students Celebrate

Christmas at Westside High

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Caroling to Students

Westside students went caroling to Brookdale Elementary School. This song was led by Crystal Ailes and Natalie Fitzpatriq

168 Christmas

Smiling Faces

Students smile for a picture

before leaving for the much-
anticipated Christmas Holi-
day.

O Chemistry...
Advanced Placement Chemis-
try students carol around the
school, singing the glories of
Chemistry class.

Pen Pals
Some students sent Christmas
cards to their 2nd grade pen
pals at Brookdale Elementary
School.

Deck the Halls
The first Westside High School
Christmas tree glistens with
ornaments donated from vari-
ous clubs.

Christmas 169

Emily Lawerence, Scott Greenwald,

Teri Godbee, Nikki Wall, and
Christy Jones all scored in the 97%
on the writing portion of the
graduation exam.

170 candids

Students at

Many students at WHS go
Westside arent

above and beyond the call of

ekiprleccpramsalc

duty to achieve their goals of

fecernier

SUCCESS.

Mrs Cooper sits back and watches her
class as they take their first semester

final exam

Key to Baby Faces

page 164

Rhonda Hulett
Jimi Rodgers
Bonnie Bakert
Chelsey Rodgers
Tomeka Banks
Vichelle Stubbs
Claire Peed
Jamegan Gilbert
Amanda Williams
Angelica Torres
Derek Garcia
Shanisha Richardson
Christy Jones
Holley Carswell
Larry and Chunita Swint
Chad Winther
Michele Smith
Starlett Brown
Candace Winther
Jennifer Stiles
Yasmine Burch
Natalie Fitzpatrick
Tiffany Rumney
Joi Jones

Blake Walkemeyer

page 165

Teri Godbee
Whitney Setzer
Crystal DeVito
Jacinta Moss
Hope Grant

Kelli Williams
Rusty Williams
Samantha Ayers
Erin Miller
Courtney Sheridan
Allison Trotter
Mande Perkovich
Melanie Hall
Derrick and Darrell Thomas
Joy Mack

Melissa Benson
Tamica Mobley
Jondrea Randall
Lisa Dodds
Taishia Bell
Molly Baker

Kito Joseph
Sherod Tolliver
Mara Garcia
Chauncey Keaton

Ashlie Shaw helps her mom after
school with the writing folders

Coach Davis inroduces Chad Goss to
the FCA of Westside.

candids 171

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As a new high school, we began
the year by Looking Forward to
Looking Back. In the last year, we
have laid the foundation our school ~
will stand on in the years to come. We ~*
have set traditions and records that 7 ie
will never be forgotten. The 1997- . anh
1998 school year is on its way to be- an
coming a Legacy.

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Despite the over-anxiousness of students and faculty who wanted
the year to end, each hated to see the other go.

ooking back...

174 closing

Look At Me!
Ken Lyons shows that he is proud to
be a Westside Seminole. Go Noles!

Saying Goodbye

Mara Garcia leaves campus after
school. Even though we are anxious
for the year to end, we cant help but
think of the friendships made and the
fun shared.

-_

Ciao
Jennifer Allen and Le
Anne Lee practice their waves for that

final goodbye

closing 175

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STEAK AND ALE

Lunch

11-2 Mon-Fri

Metro Realty

Tim Jones

Sales Associate

RESTAURANT
3086 Riverside Dr.
Macon, GA 31210 si Kiel

Early Bird Specials Til 6:00 Daily

Phone: (912) 747-1475
Fax: (912) 781-6415
Home: (912) 471-6719

3115 Pio Nono Avenue

Total Paradise Beauty Salon
Stephanie E. Jackson .

Barber/Stylist
(Owner)

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Manager
852 Riverside Dr
Macon, Georgia

TIRE CO.

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Macon, GA 31210
Work (912) 750-0380

Office Phone
738-2225

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4357 Forsyth Road e Suite 100 * Macon, Georgia 31210
Phone and Fax (912) 757-0016

Gift Baskets, Spices

Congratulations!
On Your First Yearbook
Go Seminoles!

Melanie, } i ;
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From bottles to braces, weve watched you grow

How proud you've made us, you'll never know

Your strength and courage will carry you far

Shine on Melanie, you're our SHINING STAR!

All Our Love,
Mama, Daddy and Jana

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FIRST MACON

BANK TRA ST

Member FDIC

4511 ForsythRd 3966 PioNono Ave 3080 Riverside Dr
738-8700 749-1800 722-9500

5590 Thomaston Rd 501 Walnut St
722-9400 746-7000

CONGRATULATIONS
Westside students, teachers, and staff on a great
kickoff year.

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4230 Mercer University Drive
Macon, Georgia 31204

Office (912) 474-3616 * FAX (912) 477-7126
For emergency call (912) 474-3616
Pager 744-8979 * Home 477-3452

SMALL ANIMALS
JEFF DAVIS, D.V.M. EQUINE
LENUS D. HALL, D.V.M FARM ANIMALS

Milledgeville Macon
(912) 453-3997 (912) 743-2159
/ FAX (912) 452-4880 FAX (912) 743-4938
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MAURICE L. MEARS

Wachovia Bank Building
Suite 230

5021 Mercer University Dr. Bus.: (912) 474-0626 [15 E. McIntosh Street 464 Mulberry Sieret

Macon, Ga. 31210 Home: (912) 788-1930 Post Office Box 1370 Post Office Box 928
Milledgeville, Georgia 31061 Macon, Georgia 31201

SOUTH BANK QI The Hardware Depot
nk Corporation of Georgia Subsidiary 4p

4961 ForsyrH Roap (31210) 502 Mucperry Street (31201)
P.O. Box 14099 PO. Box 1777
Macon, Georcia 31203-4099 Macon, Georota 31202-1777

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Fax (912) 757-2020 Fax (912) 750-797 FAX: 912-836-3959 P.O. BOX 544
ROBERTA, GA 31078-0544

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Macon Conference Center

Conveniently located at I-75, Exit 55A ~ 200 guest rooms of Southern Hospitality

Full service, 3 Diamond/3 Star rated ~ 16 meeting rooms seating up to 1,000 persons
Traditions family restaurant ~ Chasens high energy lounge ~ Class reunion experts
Banquets our specialty ~ In room movies ~ Free local calls ~Fitness center privileges

GROUP RATES AVAILABLE TOLL FREE CONFERENCE LINE 1 (888) EXIT 55A

EMAIL: HIMCC @ aol.com www. Confnet. holiday-inn. Com.

JULIE ROWLAND

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3590 Riverside Drive

1-75 at Arkwright Road

Macon, Georgia 31210

912-474-7746

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FAX 912-471-0712

JOHN C. HAWKINS, M.D., P.C.
CARDIOLOGY
682 HEMLOCK STREET, SUITE 490
MACON, GEORGIA 31201
(912) 741-1208 FAX (912) 741-1557
AFTER OFFICE HOURS (912) 746-3211

Good Luck Lindsay And
The Class Of 2000

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4810 Mercer University Drive 2306 Lasseter Place
Macon, GA 31210 Macon, GA 31204
(912) 471-9946 (912) 752-0198

Milledgeville Office C. U. Service Center
2485 N. Columbia Street 3998 Northside Drive
Milledgeville, GA 31061 Macon, GA 31210
(912) 452-0430 ry | (912) 474-8644

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Macon, Georgia 31201 (912) 742-8478
355 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Macon, Georgia 31201

Office Hours By Appointment
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From: Mom, Dad,
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Office: 742-1228 Home: 746-7856

119 Calloway Drive Macon, Georgia 31204

I am only one but still | am one.
I cannot do everything,
but still I can do something,
I will not refuse to do the something
I can do.

Helen Keller

Psalm 37:4 Psalm 138:8
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Class of 1999

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