- Collection:
- Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
- Title:
- The Legacy 1999
- Creator:
- Westside High School (Macon, Ga.)
- Publisher:
- Macon, GA: Westside High School
- Date of Original:
- 1999
- Subject:
- Westside High School (Macon, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
School yearbooks
High school students--Georgia--Macon--Social life and customs - Location:
- United States, Georgia, Bibb County, Macon, 32.84069, -83.6324
- Medium:
- school yearbooks
- Type:
- Text
- Description:
- A 1999 Westside High School yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
- External Identifiers:
- Metadata URL:
- https://archive.org/details/1999-westside-high-school
- Language:
- eng
- Holding Institution:
- Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
- Rights:
-
Celebrating
the
CENTURY
When the class of 2002 entered the halls of Westside High School on August 10,
1998 they prepared themselves for many firsts. During the next four years, these
freshmen will experience numerous rites of passage. The students will attend
Seminole sporting events, get behind the wheel, take the SAT, and even vote, all for
the very first time. As they climb the ladder from freshmen to seniors, they too will
Celebrate the Century. As we enter the next millenium, no one knows what journeys
await these high school rookies.
Westside High School
Legacy,Volume 2
2851 Heath Road
Macon, Georgia 31206
(912) 757-5520
1627 Students
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Title Page 2 1
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beginning F a
The beginning of a new school year always
brings excitement. However, this year was
unique. Students began classes on
August 10 and ended the year on May 21.
Our school population boomed due to
the addition of another class. School spirit
roared in the sports rivalries of
Central, Southwest, Southeast, and North-
east. Through it all, we proved that Seminole
blood runs deep and true.
Go Noles!
READY TO GO
Tia Jackson and Quan Anderson
show off their lovely seniorsmiles, as
they begin the final year of their high
school careers
SO HAPPY TOGETHER!
These friends, Sarah Mosely, Molly
Stevens, Rebecca Creason,
Lindsey Kortes, Lindsay Bennett,
Lauren Smith, and Leah Golden look
happy as they share the day with
each other at the Renaissance Festi-
val
Living the ./egacy
GROUP WORK
LaCresha Battle, Mason Evans, and
Bridget Berry show that group work
eases the pressures of school.
MAKE IT STRAIGHT
Eric Rodriguez works diligently in art,
making sure his work is on time and
beautifully done.
Overwhelming Subjects
Math..Science..Social Studies..English?
Which
subject is
the most
difficult?
50 people polled
Sy ng
2 6 & Student Life
toys
42% MATH
22% SCIENCE
20% SOCIAL
STUDIES
16% SNGLISH
TO THE POINT
Mrs. Bruss class listens attentively
as she stresses a point to her history
Class.
STUDY HARD
Natalie Fitzpatrick and Erica
Deshazier use the library as a great
study spot.
Does school
pressure stress
you out?
SCHOOL
STRESS
Sometimes even
the best
students get
completely
bogged down by
school.
WORKING HARD
Sheena Haynes works quietly on her
English assignment.
FINALLY, THE END OF THE DAY
Mrs. Knight's sixth period class proves
that work never ceases, even at the
end of the day.
ON THE GO
Ashanti Smith and Kristy McKorkle
use their free time to study between
Classes.
I'M HUNGRY!
One of the biggest school
pressures is waiting in line
for lunch.
BETWEEN CLASSES
Rodney Thomas stops athis locker to
get materials for next period.
ws
Student Life 2 7
to
The Junior
class of
Westside High
School presents:
A Dream
For Us
April 25, 1998
Georgia Music
Hall of Fame
8:00-12:00
Prom King and Queen
Adam Brown and
Shazia Alvi
yy,
2 8 & Student Life
tops
HOW ABOUT BREAKFAST?
After the prom ended, some students
stayed out late, so they could attend
a big breakfast at Allison Trotter's
nouse
SHINING IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Shazia Alvi and Adam Brown are
crowned Westsides first prom king
and queen.
EVERYONE SMILE
Aubrey Lewis, Sarah Pawlick, Daniel
McWhorter, Charlie Rankin, and Emily
Alford pause fora moment to smile at
the camera
STYLES AND SMILES BY-STANDERS
Eric Griffin, Whitney Setzer, Abby Eric Griffin, Adam Heath, Mike
Griffith, and Adam Heath show off McDaniel, Adam Brown, and Adam
their different styles with theirbeauti- Koetter stand by the pole of the GA
ful smiles Music Hall of Fame while their dates
take pictures.
Prom Poll
To prom or not to prom? That is the question.
Do you plan
to attend
Westsides
. . SMILE GIRLS!
Junior-Senior Holley Carswell, Angela Ray, Becky
Kelly, Julie Seale, and Allison Trotter
Prom in break from dancing to show off their
gorgeous gowns.
1999?
BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE
Punchie Rogers and Nattlie Jackson
were thrilled to be at Westsides first
prom.
40 people polled
: Sy,
Student Lie 29 &
tps
THANK YOU FOR KROGER STYLE
SHOPPING AT KROGER Kelly Boutwell and Bryn Causey
Jenny Benjamin works hard, quickly pause for a Hollywood shot.
checking out food.
Cay of
es
Y
4
a
e
Can students really handle the pressure?
Does your
NEED SOME ADVICE? job interfere
Stephanie Satterwhite helps this man .
try to decide what to buy from Fines. - with your
success in
GOT MILK? aN : 9
Serdana Robinson does. She is more 3 school -
than eager to sell some milk and
cookies at The Great American
Cookie Company.
100 people polled
Student Life
Can students
WISH PEDDLERS handle the
Brad Farmer works hard making
a) =6wishes come true.
pressure of hav-
ing a job and
keeping their
grades up?
JOBS
Or does it
drag them
down?
OLD NAVY
Tiffani West sits at her register, wait-
ing for the next crowd of people to
come through her line at Old Navy.
CAN SOMEONE GET THE PHONE?
Keelie Bennett is more than willing to.
Here, she is caught in the act.
What
makes you mad
WATCHIT!
Ryan Rigsby is on his way home in his
on the road? red Ford truck. Nothing will dare to
stand in his wa
=
ROAD
RAGE
| hate it when
people pull out in
front of me or
drive too slow.
Kim Eason
ALITTLE ACCIDENT
Cellina Russells car was the first to
be totaled during the 98-'99 school
year
A SPORTY RIDE
Sarah Fitzpatrick takes a quick pic-
ture in front of her car with friend,
Kelly Wolfenbarger
~_ae GET OUT OF THE WAY CAN | GET A RIDE?
Amanda Skilling is ina hurry as she Jenny Benjamin doesnt mind giving
rips up the road in her Ford truck. a ride to her friends. As far as she is
concerned, they can all pile in.
"i arent wa yy ddd bkedb
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What's the hurry?
Lots of students going for the gola light.
Have you
ever run
CHILLIN OUT
a red Samantha McClendon shows her
pride in driving to school, as she
light? ; ge Oe lounges on her hood, waiting to go
rh ; home.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
Nattlie Jackson relaxes in her little
teal Civic after a hard day at school.
50 people polled
Student Life 13% 2
Gaye
AT THE GAME STUDYING ON THE GO
Tia Jackson, Joy Mack, Zonisha Tiffany McConnell diligently studies
Robinson, NikkiMcClain,andTamina on her way to the car
Bacon are all on the Color Guard, and
know how to have a good time, sup-
porting the Seminoles.
WEEKDATES
Is the fun limited to the weekends?
Are you
'
i as allowed to go
DOIN THE CHOP! out with friends
Many devoted fans spend their Fri-
day nights at The Reservationcheer-
ing on Westsides football team. | during the
week?
SAY, HEY!
Heather McCallumwaves to the cam-
era, while she spends the night with a
friend.
40 people polled
y ig
214 2 Student Life
K, yas
PEACE Too much
Alicia Marcanski, Maggie Edwards,
and Jay Tucker take a minute to relax
in the courtyard after school.. time on your
_ hands?
AFTER
SCHOOL
What do
you do when
you're not in
school?
HAVING A GOOD TIME
Chelsey Wells, Brittany Drake, Ma-
son Evans, Heather McCallum, Beau
Skaggs, Shari Pawlick, Lindsay
Hawkins, Emily Doyle, and Emily
Pritchett enjoy each other's company
at Brittany Drakes house.
DONT BE LATE
Crystal Lewis, Chelsey Rodgers, and
Renita Danielly try to finish up their
conversation in the student's parking
lot before the bell rings.
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Student Life > sz
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IN THE COURTYARD ALL SMILES
This group of friends is hanging out in Claire Slocumb, Rashida Stanley, and
the courtyard, instead of going to Nora Opoku-Fianko are all smiles
lunch. while studying in the library.
support or Neglect
helping hand or stab in the back?
Do your friends
reach out
: 77%
a helping hand HELPING HAND
or give you
a foot out
the door?
23%
FOOT OUT THE DOOR
100 people polled
yy,
216 = Student Life
pr
SHARE A SMILE
Justin Buckley, David Jeffords, Dana
Summerday, Miranda Landers,
Stephanie Satterwhite, and Tiffani
West pause to share a smile wtih
each other.
A SHOULDER TO LEAN ON
Alissa Shah, Sarah Baker, James
Davis, Latonya Bronner, Zonisha
Robinson, and Traenel Gray will al-
ways provide a shoulder to lean on.
Friends are
people who walk
in when the rest
of the world
seems to have
walked out.
FRIENDS
Friends
always provide
an extra
shoulder to lean
On.
HANGING AROUND
Amy DeVito, AnnMarie Dickey, and
EATING TOGETHER
Zack Ferrell, Keelie Bennett, KC
Eversole, Brandi Morton, Amy Jacobs
and Niki Lathem take time out of
lunch to show off their friendship.
HANGIN WITH THE BOYS
These boys aren't afraid to just hang
out with the guys. Here, they pause
during lunch for a quick picture
MILLION DOLLAR SMILES
Melissa Benson, Kim Eason, Cara
Webster, Anna Tupko, Heather Jack-
son, and Christina are all friends with
beautiful smiles
JUST GOOD FRIENDS
Mara Garcia, Kimberly Stephens, and
Aislinn Vastakis dont mind taking a
picture with good ole Adam Brown
EOPLE
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a Lay
People > 19 =
Ailes - Bundrige
Crystal Ailes
Laura Akin
Emily Alford
Shazi Alvi
Taquanula Anderson
Leah Arnold
John Aycock
Jennifer Bacchus
Tamina Bacon
Loumeca Bailey
Molly Baker
Sarah Baker
Lemond Balthrop
Tomeka Banks
Ryan Bates
Patricia Batts
Kimberly Beck
Jennifer Benjamin
Melissa Benson
Kishan Bhoja
ug,
+ Z
> 222 Seniors
E
Hyss
Best Dressed Kelly Wolfenbarger and Chris Waiters
Heres what they
had to say...
You can know yourself to be
kind and generous, but unless
you do someone a kindness
or do something which
displays generosity, you have
nothing, but a concept.
Chris Waiters
The greater the obstacle, the
more glory in overcoming it.
(Moliere)-Kelly Wolfenbarger
Lisa Borders
Patricia Boutwell
Jessie Bowen
William Bradd
LaTonya Bronner
Nicole Brooks
Adam Brown
Starlett Brown
Craig Buckthal
Eric Buckthal
Carolyn Bullard
Trevor Bundrige
wy,
Seniors 3 23%
Faye
Burgess - Doyle
Lindsey Burgess
Elizabeth Bush
Christy Caldwell
Keyarta Calhoun
Tory Carlisle
Constance Carswell
Holley Carswell |
Bryn Causey
Beth Chavis
Garan Coker
Leslie Coleman
Valerie Collins
Wayne Collins
Lapetura Cosby
Jeffrey Cranford
Jason Creamer
Montario Curry
Carlotta Davis
James Davis
Jeffrey Davis
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2 242 Seniors
hyn
Most Attractive shazia Alviand Adam Brown
A pleasant phrase
from pretty people
Live everyday to its fullest!
Start your day with a smile
and approach each day
positively as if it were brand
new-Adam Brown and
Shazia Alvi
Mike Davis
Todd Davis
Chris Denier
James Denney
Erica Deshazier
Crystal DeVito
Ann Marie Dickey
Nathan Dinehart
Lisa Dodds
Candace Doss
Jill Douglas
Patrick Doyle
Pt
252
Seniors 2 aoe
Dunn - Hardy
Lalita Dunn
Shaquita Dunn
Kimberly Eason
Robert Eason
Angela Emory
Brad Farmer
Natalie Fitzpatrick
Sarah Fitzpatrick
April Fordham
Jermie Frankson
Emmett Fuller
Charlette Gail
Mara Garcia
Shalanda Garvin
Shajuway Gibson
Tommy Gibson
Ja Megan Gilbert
Jeremy Glover
Teri Godbee
Adam Goforth
wy,
> 262 Seniors
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Friendliest Melissa Benson and Orlando Moore
A few words of
kindness...
Things may not always go
your way. Wherever there is
something that stands in the
way of accomplishment,
always look forward. What-
ever you do-don't look
down.-Orlando Moore
It only takes a spark to get a
fire going, and soon all those
around will warm up to its
glowing.-Melissa Benson
David Googe
Traenel Gray
Scott Greenwald
Suann Greenwood
Adam Griffin
Eric Griffin
Gabriela Gutierrez
Melanie Hall
Jesse Hammond
Jarnetta Hand
Monique Hardnett
Latosha Hardy
yh,
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Seniors 2 27 =
hips
Harpe - Landers
Priscilla Harpe
Latoyia Harris
Lawrence Haynes
Adam Heath
Moses Herring
Siaka Hill
Jeremy Hinshaw
Melissa Holmes
Ginnie Horton
Alex Howard
Gregory Hunter
Daniel Hurst
Brandon Jackson
Jesse Jackson
Tia Jackson
Nattlie Jackson
Tiffany Jackson
Jessica Jackson
Alexander Johnson
Amanda Johnson
ag
2 28 = Seniors
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Best Smile Tomeka Banks and Erike Samples
Smile! The world
smiles with you.
A smile is worth more than a
thousand words. So let my
smile brighten your day.-
Tomeka Banks
Set no limits! -
Erike Samples
Brooke Johnson
Jamaica Johnson
Latreasia Johnson
Joi Jones
Christy Jones
Courtney Jones
Kito Joseph
Chauncey Keaton
Rebecca Kelly
Lucy Kim
Emily Krigbaum
Miranda Landers
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Shunika Lowe
Latasha Loyd
Dexter Mack
Joycelynn Mack
Deyondra Mathis
Robiniqueka McClain
Samantha McClendon
Sirvoda McCormick
Ashley McCroba
Gray McDonald
Megan Mcintosh
Brian McKnight
Courtney Medley
Erin Miller
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Patel - Sheehan
Nirav Patel
Nishal Patel
Sarah Pawlick
Shantae Pearson
Corticia Pendleton
Kevin Phillips
Nathan Pipkins
Dontraye Porter
Justin Powers
Dana Queen
Chad Rabanus
Jondrea Randall
Angela Ray
Rodney Reeves Jr.
Monica Reid
Shanisha Richardson
Ryan Rigsby
Kelly Robinson
Brian Rocker
Amanda Rulapaugh
wy,
2 32 Seniors
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Most School SI rit Allison Trotter and Adam Heath
All fired up!
Shoot for the moon. Even if
you miss, you will land among
the stars.-Allison Trotter
People look at things that
are, and say, Why?, but |
dream things that never were,
and say, Why not?.(George
Bernard Shaw)-Adam Heath
William Rushing
Cellina Russell
Cedrick Rutherford
Erike Samples
Latasha Sandifer
Stephanie Satterwhite
Julie Seale
Nicole Sells
Crystal Senseman
Whitney Setzer
Alissa Shah
Michael Sheehan
Sing
Seniors 2 32ae
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ms
to
Shelly - West
Jermaine Shelly
Dawn Sinclair
William Sitten III
Claire Slocumb
Tamiko Smith
Ellis Solomon
Rashida Stanley
Angel Stephens
Kimberly Stephens
Jennifer Stiles
Ashley Sutton
Robbin Swayne
Larry Swint Jr.
William Thiel
Darrell Thomas
Derrick Thomas
Rodney Thomas
Rebecca Todd
Michael Tran
Allison Trotter
wig,
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2 32be Seniors
Hyper
Most Likely (0) Succeed Whitney Setzer and Moses Herring
Words from the
wise...
Success is not the key to
happiness; happiness is the
key to success. - Whitney
Setzer
High school has been good
to me and has become a time
in my life | will never forget.
Moses Herring
James Tucker
Brandon Vance
Aislinn Vastakis
Chris Waiters
Blake Walkemeyer
Cleveland Walker
Miracle Walker
Nelson Walker
Candace Wall
Jamie Walters
Cara Webster
Karley West
Seniors
West - Wynn
Tiffani West
Crystal Whitehead
Amber Whitley
Leah Whiting
Khalitra Williams
Richard Williams
Andrew Winters
Candace Winther
Kelly Wolfenbarger
Laneicia Womack
AllisonWynn
Laura Akin spends her time
wisely , studying in the hall.
Lisa Dodds and Natalie Fitzpatrick
enjoy a good meal and spending time
together.
Lucy Kim and Crystal Senseman are smiling about ee: oe >
ys being seniors.
Adam Brown, Marvee Alvi, Karen Cleveland, Beth Chavis, Shazia Alvi, and
Ya0d2 < Seniors Nattlie Jackson are ready to get home after a successful day at school.
Fry yn x
Most Athletic Joi Jones and Brinceson Sanders
Ready, set, go!
My athletic involvement at
Westside has been enjoyable
We are approaching a well-
respected sports program in Bibb
County. | wish it and the class of
99 success in the future. -
Joi Jones
If you start something
always dedicate yourse
Always do right and you will always
make the right decision. -
Brinceson Sanders
Seniors
You Shou
e
Dancin!
This group of seniors takes a moment to enjoy fun and friendship at the senior dance.
Nikki McClain openly expresses her delight to be a part o
Westsides first senior dance.
li
David Googe and Lisa Borders love the beach theme of the dance. Here, David is getting
into the spirit with a wonderful Hawaiian shirt.
Becky Kelly, Nathan Dinehart, Holley Carswell, Angela Ray
eg hair with decorations fitting the theme. James Davis, and Dana Queen dance the night away.
32f = Seniors
Faye
Top left corner-The Varsity Cheerleaders take a break
from painting the gym walls to pose for the camera.
Top right corner-This space, painted in Seminole
style, says it all.
Above left-Adam Griffin, Eric Griffin, and Brandon
Jackson laugh at Adam Heath as he slaves over his
space.
Above-Beth Chavis swells with pride over her space,
which celebrates five years of cheerleading.
Left-These seniors are working hard and enjoying
being the first Seminoles to leave their mark.
Paint the Town
y? Why
People 33292
Wy, wes
SEMOKS
y ty,
2 32h Seniors
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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES
Senior superlatives are students who are outstanding in every category. First, teachers nominate students whom they consider to
be superlative. They must have a grade point average of 3.5 to qualify. Next, students are given a points sheet to have signed by
their teachers and/or advisors. Points are given for club participation and holding offices, sports, community service, and awards.
The eight boys and eight girls with the higest points are named Senior Superlatives.
GRAY McDONALD WHITNEY SETZER SCOTT GREENWALD ANGELA RAY
The Cream of the Crop
ing
234 = Senior Superlatives
Fp
JAMIE WALTERS
KEYUR MUNSHI
Being a Senior Superlative
proves that hard work pays off.
- Ricke Williams
ALLISON TROTTER
NATALIE FITZPATRICK
Ain't life grand? - WideSpread
- Panic - Jamie Walters
CARA WEBSTER ADAM GOFORTH
JO! JONES MOSES HERRING
Go for it in life- Keyur Munshi Don't put off tomorrow what you
can do today. - Blake
Walkemeyer
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Senior Superlatives 3 35 2
tows
THE SPIRIT OFTHE SEMINOLE SOARS FAR
BEYOND ACADEMICS DURING...
PROUD TO BE A SENIOR NOLE
SPIRIT WEEK 98
pride by wearing her senior t-shirt and -
painting her face.
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SEMINOLE SPIRIT
_
Molly Stevens and Sarah Mosley
spread that Seminole spirit at the -
Homecoming Pep Rally.
AS Em |
ar
ALL UP FOR FUN AND GAMES
Westside students gear up for the
Homecoming Pep Rally as Spirit
Week comes to a close.
Wg,
> 36 Spirit Week
Hy, ys
DOES THIS MATCH?
Mrs. Manard and Amanda Cooper
show their school pride by participat-
ing in Tacky Day.
THREE OF A KIND
Melanie Hall, Tomeka Banks and
Deyondra Mathis show that dressing
alike is not only for elementary stu-
dents.
WHO AM 1?
Brandon Jackson impersonated the
illustrious Dr. Rivers on Career Day.
| CAN DRESS MYSELF!
April Griffin and Wesley Heath take a
momentto pose in their tacky attire in
Mrs. Knights classroom.
SEEING DOUBLE
Kyle Adams and Derek Garcia show
their pride by wearing Westsides
beautiful garnet color.
Spirit Week
THE WESTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING COURT
Miss Westside Representatives
Shazia Alvi
AllisonTrotter
Joi Jones
Mr. Westside Representatives
Derrick Thomas
Chris Waiters
Larry Crocker
Miss Senior Representative Mr. Senior Representative Miss Junior Representative Miss Sophomore Representative
Starlett Brown Rodney Thomas Jennifer Bowman La Tanya Bell
T
HAVING A BLAST AT THE DANCE Miss Freshman Representative
Ricke Williams, Melanie Hall and Nattlie Jackson are dancing the night away. Nikki Rozier
1999 HOMECOMINGWINNERS
a :
Mr. and Miss Freshman Mr. and Miss Sophomore Mr. and Miss Senior
Harold Wilson and Rebecca Hicks Gary Wood and Amanda Cooper James Davis and Melissa Benson
A -
ALL SMILES
Andrew Taylor, Natalia Allen,
Andrea Briggs and JaKoria Talton
take a break to smile during the
1998 Homecoming Dance.
HAPPY PEOPLE
David Hock and Elizabeth James
have a lot to be happy about on
Homecoming.
MR. AND MISS WESTSIDE
Adam Brown and Cara Webster
Ackerman, James
Adam, Daphne
Adams, Kyle
Allen, Janelle
Allen, Jennifer
Anderson, Monique
Amest, Tamika
Atkinson, Anthony
Ayers, Samantha
Bacon, Tamina
Bailey, Brant
Baker,Sarah
Bakert, Bonnie
Bakon, Mario
Barfield, Patricia
Barlous, Jason
Barraza, Eduardo
Barry, Samantha
Battle, LaCresha
Baucom, Jennifer
Bell, Taisha
Bennett, Keelie
Berry, Bridget
Bickerstaff,Charles
Billingslea, Ron
Bishop, Tiffany
Blalock, Melissa
Bonner, LaTonya
Bonner, Reco
Boothe,James
Wh,
340 2 Juniors
ty
Borck, Kevin
Bowman, Jennifer
Bray, Onie
Brown,Michael
Brown, Phedra
Bruner, Leslie
Bryant, Derrick
Buckley, Justin
Buinger, Doug
Bullard, Susan
Burch, Yasmine
Burke, Erica
Cade, Thelmeca
Card, Lauren
Carr, Christopher
Carson, Kristie
Carswell, Magdalene
Chalfa, John
Chambers, Delarenta
Chambliss, Gloria
Chaney, Nathaniel
Chapman, Andrew
Chatman, Eric
Christy, Michael
Clark, Katherine
Claxton, Amantha
Clyde, Stephanie
Cochran, Chris
Cofer, Tiffany
Coker, Shannon
tng
Juni 41
uniors i ys
Cossens, John
Coulliette, Selena
Cox, Courtney
Crocker, Ryan
Cross, Alicen
Curry, Montario
Daniels, Margaret
Davis, Danyea
Davis, Darren
Davis, Jennifer
Davis, Mesheika
Davis, Roosevelt
Davis, Sheena
Delong, Paula
DeVito, Amy
Downs, Justin
Drake, Brittany
Dugan, Erich
Dunn, Nekeza
Durrence, Jessica
Eason, Robert
Edwards, Brian
Edwards, Crystal
Edwards, Maggie
Ellington, Blake
Evans, Mason
Felts, Roy
Fordham, Smarra
Forester, Katherine
Forrester, David
hig
3 42 = Juniors
Ay
Fryer, Brandi
Gallagher, Jaime
Garber, Lisa
Garcia, Derek
Giambrone, Justin
Gibson, Elizabeth
Gilmore, Crawneshia
Glover, Jeremy
Goel, Ankur
Goss, Jonathan
Graddick, Christopher
Grant, Brittney
Gray, Aaron
Green, Angela
Green, Chanelle
Green, Keiton
Green, Wilburn
Greene, Tonya
Griffin, April
Griffith, Abby
Gunnell, Maria
Gutierrez, Michael
Hall, April
Hall, Kecia
Hardee, Jonathan
Harden, Harold
Harden, Theodis
Hardy, Melissa
Harpe, Priscilla
Harris, Summer
Harris, Syreeta
Harris, Milini
Hart, Shannon
Hattaway, Joshua
Hawkins, Lindsay
Hawks, Jonathan
Haynes, Sheena
Heath, Wesley
Heath, Jonathan
Hickman, Brooks
Hightower, Joel
Hightower, Travis
Hill, Martez
Hopkins, Sarah
Howard, Candace
Howard, Portia
Howard, Randy
Howard, Shikera
Howard, Tamona
Hulett, Rhonda
Humphrey, Heather
Hunter, Nicole
Hurst, Rashuan
Irby, Justin
lvery, Terrada
Jackson, Heather
James, Jesse
James, Russell
Jeffords, David
Jenkins,Latrocya
My, Ing
a
AY 5
344 = Juniors
oe
Johnson, Brioni
Johnson, Brooke
Johnson, LaTasha
Jones, Davion
Jones, Heather
Jones, James
Jones, Jennifer
Jones, Michael
Jones, Phillip
Keen, Travis
Keenan, Troy
Kelly, Stacee
Kempey, Mark
Kennedy, David
Kennedy, Jessica
Kiel, Christine
King, Terrill
Kofford, Boston
Lacey, Danica
Langley, Meredith
Lawrence, James
Leon, Norma
Lightsey, Travis
Littlejohn, Demarcus
Logan, Kenneth
Lowe, Precious
Lowe, Shunika
Luzader, Angela
Maloy, Christopher
Marcinski, Alicia
Juniors
Marlowe, Andrea
Matthews, Jennifer
Maynard, Brian
Maynard, Vincent
McAllaster, Crystal
McAllaster, David
McCallum, Heather
McCaskill, Jennifer
McConnell, Tiffany
McCorkle, Kristy
McCoy, Raquel
McDaniel, James
McGow, Alicia
McKinney, Ryan
McLendon, Christine
McLendon, Kristy
McMullen, Jerrell
Meister, Kristen
Menze, Matt
Merriweather, Alexis
Middleton, Chasity
Miller, Ronald
Mobley, Jeremiah
Moore, Justin
Moultrie, Davida
Mulvihill, Shaun
Myers, Matthew
Napier, Keyshun
Newton, Christopher
Noel, Carmen
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> 462 Juniors
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Odom, Matthew
Owens, Jason
Parker, Jill
Patel, Mrunal
Patel, Neil
Patel, Sarah
Paulk, Jennifer
Pearman, Heather
Peed, Claire
Pelt, Brian
Perkovich, Mande
Piper, Casey
Pipkins, Nathan
Poole, Keiontae
Poole, Tevis
Powers, Justin
Pritchett, Emily
Proctor, Andrew
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Reeves, Koviea
Richardson, Kizzy
Robinson, Serdana
Rodgers, Stephanie
Rodriguez, Eric
Rousey, Kelly
Rumney, Tiffany
Ryals, Wesley
Saferight, Ashley
Sanders, Pavala
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Juniors PY 47 2
Sanford, Tiawaunna
Scharnikow,Shawn
Schultz, Kristi
Scott, Antwan
Scott, Candice
Scott, Carissa
Seratnahaeia, Ashkan
Shippey, P.J.
Sims, Elizabeth
Sinclair, Dawn
Sinclair, Derek
Singleton, Niketa
Skaggs, Beau
Skilling, Amanda
Smith, Andre
Smith, Ashanti
Smith, Charles
Smith, James
Snell, Jairus
Solomon, Christopher
Solomon, Sunday
Soto, Rodrigo
Staley, Casey
Stephen, Shalondie
Strange, Amber
Stubbs, Vichelle
Summerday, Dana
Swint, Chunita
Tabb, Rhonda
Tank, Danielle
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Taylor, Danyelle
Taylor, Mandy
Taylor, Melanie
Thigpen, Jennie
Thomas, Darrell
Thomas, James
Timley, Terry
Tingle, Sarah
Tobias, Vaccara
Toliver, Andrea
Torres, Angelica
Tupko, Anna
Turner, Marie
Tutt, Abram
Unseld, Toni
Vann, Rosayin
Vick, Carrie
Walker, Carlton
Walker, Dianna
Walker, Gregory
Walker, Tilesha
Wallace, Mike
Warford, Derrick
Warth, Barbara
Webb, Levonne
Webster, Clinton
Wells, Chesley
West, Abbie
Whipple, Taylor
Widner, Paul
Wiggins, Brittany
Wiggins, Marco
Wilder, Larry
Williams, Amanda
Williams, Janetta
Williams, Jasmin
Williams, Joseph
Williams, Kelli
Williams, Nathan
Williams, Russell
Williamson, Shelley
Wimberly, Marcus
Wimbush, Erika
Winther, David
Woodford, Patrick
Wright, Jonathan
Yoshida, Dane
Nathaniel Houser and his lab
partner work diligently.
Brian Maynard has his black notebook at hand Danyea Davis, Samantha Ayers, Portia Howard, Roy Felts, and Precious Lowe enjoy a good laugh to
and is ready for class. relieve them of their studies.
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WORKING HARD!
These Juniors are working hard on a
group project. They are happy to be a team.
DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
Ronda Hulett and Rick
Farmen hold on tight at
Westsides Homecoming98.
MILLION DOLLAR SMILE ON TOP
Neil Patel, crazy as ever, Jennifer Paulk is thankful that
smiles at a group of girls off she is one of the lucky Westside
in the distance. students to have a top locker.
Juniors
Adams, Melinda
Akin, Myles
Albertson, Jeremy
Alford, Christopher
Anderson, Robert
Asghedom, Daniel
Bacchus, Jeannie
Bacon, Tamara
Baker, Gina
Baker, Jennifer
Bartlett, Lindsay
Bates, Rachel
Battle, Beverett
Battle, Michele
Beach, Jennifer
Bell, Amy
Bell, Brandon
Bell, Latanya
Bennett, Lindsay
Berry, Tony
Binkley, Dana
Blackmon, Freamon
Boltong, Frenk
Bonner, Jahmarie
Bonner, Landerick
Borderieux, Kelly
Bostic, Victor
Branch, Thomas
Bray, Timothy
Bronner, Benjamite
Bronner, Daniel
Brooks, George
Brown, Christy
Brown, Crystal
Brown, James
Brown, Takella
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Brownlee, Sarah
Bryant, Jameka
Bryant, Johnny
Buice, Benjamin
Bundrage, Jonathan
Bunkley, Alex
Burch, Stephen
Butler, Lindsay
Butt, Erin
Calhoun Daniel
Callaway, Annissa
Callaway, Crystal
Carney, Courtney
Carstarphen, Justin
Carswell, Leah
Cernogg, Taurus
Chambers, Laura
Chauncey, Matthew
Clarke, Andrew
Colbert, Carol
Coleman, Bisceglia
Coley, Stephanie
Collier, Sherrod
Collins, Amy
Collins, Jarvis
Cooper, Amanda
Cooper, Eric
Copeland, Douglas
Cornegay, Naketa
Couch, Andrew
Cowan, Joshua
Cozart, Jared
Crabb, Laura
Creason, Rebecca
Crocker, Jessica
Crowley, Christina
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Dalton, Melanie
Danielly, Renita
Darity, Jennifer
Davis, Brian
Davis, Ladonna
Day, Nikki
Day, Robert
Dews, James
Dishmond, Jeremiah
Dobbins, Jermel
Dooley, Amber
Doss, Bobby
Duckworth, Maja
Dudley, Miranda
Dunn, Sarah
Evans, Gerell
Evans, Terrance
Eversole, Krystal
Fambro, Johnny
Fambro, Latessa
Farley, Franchesa
Farmen, Richard
Favors, Amanda
Felts, John
Fitzpatrick, Deonte
Floyd, Patrick
Ford, Marquita
Forrester, James
Foskey, Jarrett
Foushay, Heather
Freeman, Dorian
Fugate, Allison
Gadhia, Poorna
Gates, Josh
Gibson, James
Goff, Andrew
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> 54 Sophomores
toys
Golden, Leah
Goodman, Kalee
Goodwin, John
Goodwin, Kyle
Gordon, Crystal
Gorley, Antralon
Grant, Hope
Graydon, Ashley
Green, Renita
Greer, Bradley
Griffin, Jessica
Griffin, Miranda
Griffin, Sara
Hall, Aaron
Hall, Jonathan
Hamm, Shameka
Hammock, Jeremy
Harris, Leshonda
Harris, Theodore
Harrison, Clinton
Hartness, Kristin
Hartzog, David
Hayes, Gregory
Heath, Brittney
Heath, Tasha
Helms, Angeleena
Helms, Christopher
Helms, Chrystal
Henson, William
Herman, Blake
Herndon, Katie
Herring, Falan
Hicks, Joy
Higdon, Christopher
Hill, Personda
Hodges, Tiffany
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Sophomores > 55 2
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Holloway, Nakisha
Hooks, Laranda
Hopkins, Partick
Hopkins, Travis
Howard, Tamona
Huckeba, Justin
Hughes, Christopher
Huling, Anthony
Jackson, Brandon
Jackson, Marci
Jackson, Rhoshonda
Jackson, Stephanie
Jackson, Tammy
Jang, William
Jarrell, Silvia
John, Renardo
Johnson, Brandon
Johnson, Shonquita
Johnson, Tameika
Johnson, Yatara
Jones, Amanda
Jones, Taje
Jones, Tanya
Jordan, Breion
Jordan, James
Kent, Jennifer
Kent, Thomas
King, Lafayette
King, Lois
Klingemier, Aaron
Kortes, Lindsey
Krynski, Nicholas
Lacey, Andrea
Lamar, Javis
Lavender, Kelvin
Lee, Leanne
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2 56 = Sophomores
toys
Leonard, Maurice
Lester, Emmaline
Lester, Nancy
Lester, Tavares
Lewis, George
Lewis, Krystal
Liles, Adrian
Lilley, Samuel
Lindsey, Candice
Lockett, LaShellvia
Lord, Bradford
Lundy, Amesa
Lyles, Jessica
Mainor, Jamie
Majors, Celeste
Manning, Justin
Marion, Terrice
McCarey, Rachel
McClelland, Jessica
McCoy, Alfred
McGee, Dwight
McPhail, Gary
Meadows, Alyica
Melvin, Chad
Miller, Erin
Mitchell, David
Mixon, Kelly
Mobini, Faraanak
Mobley, Jay
Moody, Joshua
Moore, Darrell
Morris, April
Morton, Brandi
Mosley, Sarah
Moss, Shaquita
Muchin, Kevin
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Sophorores > 57 2
hy
Myrick, Tyrone
Nelson, Tekoya
Newman, Nekiesha
Newton, Dustin
Noriega, Norma
Ochoa, Jesse
Orange, Jimmie
Ouzts, Andrew
Owens, Alan
Park, Charles
Parrish, Sandra
Patel, Ripal
Patterson, Ricketa
Patton, Tiffany
Pawlick, Shari
Pearson, Aldan
Peavy, Richard
Penn, Chandler
Perkins, LaTasha
Phillips, Janea
Phillips, Lindsay
Pierce, Michael
Pinkney, Crystal
Pitts, Stephanie
Pitts, Tarika
Platt, Mark
Plowden, George
Pope, Greg
Pratt, Krystle
Pressley, George
Pritchett, Chad
Putmon, Durriyah
Ragins, Jamaal
Ray, Christopher
Reeves, Ronald
Register, Brandon
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Revell, James
Richardson, Charles
Richardson, Shondra
Ridley, Wesley
Roberson, Eric
Roberts, Zachary
Robinson, Allister
Rocker, Chris
Rodgers, Chelsey
Rogers, Jimi
Rose, Crystal
Rouse, Edward
Rowland, John
Sampson, Latisha
Sanford, Antrell
Scott, Jamarcus
Scott, Sheena
Sellers, Maurice
Shepard, Leila
Shoup, Virginia
Simmons, Melissa
Smith, Candace
Smith, Jacob
Smith, James
Smith, Lauren
Smith, Mandy
Smith, Nicholas
Smith, Trista
Solomon, Dusty
Solomon, William
Staten, Amber
Stephens, Meltarrian
Stevens, Molly
Stewart, Antwoine
Stinson, Jeremy
Story, Shelly
Sophomores
Strbac, Marijana
Sulkers, Jason
Talton, Jhermi
Taylor, Dalton
Taylor, Valita
Teselle, April
Thomas, Crystal
Thompson, Brandi
Thorpe, Tashua
Thurmond, Sarah
Tinsley, Casey
Todd, Casey
Troupe, James
Tucker, Stephanie
Turner, Erskine
Vargas, Oscar
Vickers, Jacob
Walkemeyer, Phillip
Walker, Matthew
Ward, Skyler
Webb, Jennifer
Whaley, Crystal
Whipple, Jeffrey
Whisby, Antonius
Whitehead, Heather
Whitehurst, Joseph
Williams, Alfonzo
Williams, Karla
Williams, Lloyd
Willis, Meredith
Willis, Takeyma
Wilson, Roderick
Wood, Garrison
Wooten, Kimberly
Wu, Kun
Youghn, Casey
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Young, John
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work in keyboarding.
Charles Park, Chris Helms, Chris Higdon,
Brad Greer, TJ Jones, Robert Anderson, and
William Jang enjoy lunch.
m= Crystal Callaway focuses her attention on making
it to first period on time.
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Ackeman, Joseph
Adams, Ashley
Adams, Tammy
Adside,Natashia
Albritton, Erica
Alexander, Alicia
Alega, Ashley
Allen, Brandi
Allen,Eric
Allen,Natalia
Alvi, Marvee
Anderson, Shawan
Arnold, Justine
Avant, John
Avant, Lance
Baird, Monica
Bakon, Davarrus
Bales, Jennifer
Banks, Chacona
Banks, Danielle
Barbour, Christopher
Barefoot, Brent
Barker, Shanna
Barnes, Christopher
Bedgood, Jennifer
Bell, Sherrod
Biggs, Michael
Bilow, Hope
Bishop, Trentin
Blanks, Luke
Blanton, Brett
Bond, Casey
Bonner, William
Borklund, Jean
Bouza, Joey
Bowen, Larry
Boyle, Kellianne
Bradford, Fenisha
Brantley, Adam
Briggs, Andrea
Bronner, Joey
Bronner, Shreita
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Brown, Alfred
Brown, Coley
Brown, Darius
Brown, Jason
Brown, Jerry
Brown, Shavora
Bryant, Jade
Bryant, Jaycobe
Burch, Andrea
Burney, John
Burtner, Joseph
Byrd, James
Byron, Tina
Byron, Tonya
Callaway, Joseph
Campbell, Gene
Carlisle, Anthoine
Carlisle, Natalie
Carr, Lucia
Carr, Robin
Carrigan, Matthew
Carroll, Lauren
Carswell, Brandon
Carter, Stephen
Causey, Summer
Chaney, Cedric
Chaney, Mathis
Chatfield, Derrick
Chatman, Kimberly
Chatman, Myisha
Clark, Antwane
Clark, John
Clark, Kimberly
Cleaveland, Karen
Cochran, Stephanie
Coddington, Jennifer
Cofer, Traci
Cole, Keva
Cole, Lucius
Coley, Diane
Cooper, Latasha
Copeland, Albert
Freshmen
Copely, May
Cox, Robert
Crabb, Richard
Crick, Jennifer
Cross, Tameisha
Daniel, Brandon
Daniels, Adam
Daniels, Amirah
Daniely, Quinton
Davis,Christopher
Davis, Derrick
Dawson, Derek
Dawson, Keven
Defoe, David
Defore, Ashley
Defore, Jimmy
DeGuzman, Emmanuel
Dews, Emily
Dickey, David
Digby, James
Dinehart, Nick
Dobson, Matthew
Dodds, Ernest
Dooley, Steven
Dorsey, Natalie
Dover, Ashley
Dowling, Summer
Duncan, Matthew
Dunn, Jeffery
Durham, Kowaice
Easley, Nikesha
Eason, Christopher
Eason, Jeffery
Eipert, Matthew
Elliott, Christen
Emory, Robin
Fambles, Frank
Farley, Denetra
Farrow, Miyon
Feibelman, Julie
Felix, Eric
Fennel, Briana
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Freshmen
Ferrell, Lindsey
Fields, Tikia
Fitzgerald, Christopher
Flagg, Grover
Fleming, Michael
Flowers, Carlos
Flowers, Nechell
Floyd, Jessica
Ford, Harold
Ford, Jaretta
Forster, Phillip
Fowler, Jantories
Frasure, Ashley
Fruster, Adrian
Fruster, Aften
Fuller, Shemicka
Fuller, Travis
Gamble, Christopher
Gantt, Tiffany
Gardner, Antwan
Garrett, Vincent
Giambrone, Robert
Giambrone, Veronica
Gibson, Daniel
Gibson, Hedrick
Gibson, Keywe
Gibson, Rebecca
Glenn, Latasha
Glenn, Stephanie
Goforth, India
Gosha, Chance
Grace, Brandon
Graydon, Deven
f 7 PN : Green, Aspen
Sea, a OW Green, Jessica
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Weasel
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Green, Kilee
Griffin, April
Grullon, Bonnie
Hagans, Clint
Hall, Chris
Hall, Loren
Freshmen
Hall, Marquis
Hall, Paul
Hamlin, Christopher
Hammock, Judith
Hampton, Michael
Hamrick, Ronnie
Hand, Shamill
Hawkinson, Lori
Hannah, Rebecca
Happoldt, Julie
Harden, Tiffany
Harmon, Ariel
Harrell, Demitria
Harrell, Tekia
Harrell, Wesley
Harrington, Kara
Harris, Danielle
Harris, Kyna
Harris, Tia
Hartman, Chris
Haugabrook, Anthony
Heath, Ryan
Helton, Brandi
Hemingway, Michael
Hendricks, Mindy
Hendry, Natasha
Henry, Donald
Hicks, Amber
Hicks, Jesse
Hicks, Rebecca
Hightower, Heather
Hightower, Jarvis
Hill, Canzata
Hill, Misti
Hill, Reginald
Hill, Sheldon
Hinson, Michalyn
Hoch, David
Holbrook, Amanda
Holder, John
Holdefield, Heather
Holliday, Daniel
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3 66 Freshmen
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Hollingshed, Asa
Hollingshed, Jon
Hollingshed, Walaisa
Holt, Floyd
Holt, Jeremy
Hooks, Brian
Hoover, Jessica
Hopkins, Kelvin
Hopkins, Stephen
Howard, Anthony
Howard, Issac
Howard, Jameshia
Howard, Jonathan
Howard, Joshua
Howard, Kamyla
Howard, Kenya
Howard, Larry
Hudson, Johnta
Hudson, Thomas
Hughes, Deava
Huling, Adam
Hunt, Lanita
Hunt, Michael
Hurst, Kimesha
Hutchins, Sophia
Irby, Spencer
Ivey, Sharonda
Jackson, Chris
Jackson, Ira
Jackson, Lakeeria
Jackson, Ronnie
Jacobs, Candise
Jacobson, Alice
James, Barrie
James, Elizabeth
Jang. Daniel
Jarnport, lvanna
Jarriel, Clinton
Johnnicans, Alfred
Johnson, Bernard
Johnson, Erik
Johnson, Kirk
Freshmen
Johnson, Korey
Johnson, Margaret
Johnson, Vickia
Johnson, Virginia
Jones, Bart
Jones, Brian
Jones, Erin
Jones, Lakevinna
Joyner, Sheena
Kelly, Sharonda
Kendrick, Markeita
Kent, Clinton
Kiel, Rebecca
Kinder, Onterris
King, Johnathon
King, Juwahn
Kling, Mark
Knight, Raymond
Knowles, Chris
Kofferd, Tatton
Koppel, Courtney
Lafferty, Kerri
Lane, John
Lane, Stephen
Lanier, Justin
Latham, Ashley
Lavender, Tavaris
Lee, Jason
Leonard, Alfred
Leonard, Anglique
Leverette, Robert
Lewis, Estella
Liedle, Andrew
Little, Steven
Lockwood, Paul
Louder, Erica
Louder, Jessica
Love, Allison
Lucas, Aris
Mahone, Charles
Malloy, Bradford
Maloy, Meghan
My
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Mangino, Michael
Mann, Jadralyn
Martin, Alan
Martin, Anthony
Martin, Greg
Martinez, Melissa
Martinez, Michelle
Mason, Latisha
Mathis, Michael
Mathis, Tony
Maxwell, Jalecia
Maynard, Amber
Mayo, Michael
McConnell, Kellie
McElmurray, Jamario
McKinney, Mindy
Mells, Jonathan
Miley, Ronriques
Miller, Ashley
Miller, Kathryn
Miller, Sarah
Milner, Alvina
Mock, Monica
Moinipour, Christina
Mokry, Zack
Moncrief, Grace
Monroe, Emanuel
Moore, Alexia
Moore, Joni
Morgan, Andrew
Morgan, Angela
Morgan, Michael
Morris, Crystal
Morris, Matthew
Morris, Stephanie
Morse, Joanne
Moss, Antoine
Moss, Antonio
Moultrie, Karlisle
Mullendore, Michael
Mumford, Josh
; i Neal, Ronald
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Freshmen > 69 =
tos
Nesmith, Brooks
Newberry, Amber
Newton, Matthew
Nichols, Christopher
Nora, Julius
O'Neal, Michael
Odom, James
Ogletree, Nakia
Oliver, Billie
Overton, Rhonda
Padgett, Amy
Palmer, Holly
Parker, Chiquita
Patterson, Donte
Patton, Lauren
Patton, Spencer
Peacock, Sean
Peavey, Tiffany
Perkins, Winifred
Phelps, Kenneth
Piper, Valerie
Potts, Shannon
Powe, Ernest
Powell, Brian
Pugh, Heather
Quarterman, Raven
Queen, Traci
Ravnan, Catherine
Rawls, Greg
Redd, Marquita
Redford, Tasha
Reeves, Jermayne
Reeves, Keaton
Register, Steven
Reid, Janeisha
Renner, Kristen
Rhodes, Alysha
Ritchwood, Marcus
Roberds, Rebecca
Robinson, Alicia
Robinson, Shauntae
Robinson, Steven
My
P 703 Freshmen
My,
Rogers, Shenica
Ross, Carolyn
Rouse, Montrile
Rozier, Angelle
Rozier, Luke
Rushin, Abby
Sanders, Ronald
Sandifer, Bernice
Sapp, Gregory
Scarborough, Lindsey
Scott, Dexter
Sellers, Benjamin
Sellers, Jon
Shannon, Phanico
Shaw, Ashlie
Shaw, Oneil
Shelley, Gregory
Shelley, Reginald
Sheppard, Michelle
Shepard, Shanda
Shurling, Elizabeth
Simmons, Shannon
Simms, Kimberly
Sinclair, Justin
Smith, Anquan
Smith, Bertrice
Smith, Eric
Smith, India
Smith, Kevin
Smith, Kevin
Smith, Phillip
Smith, Spencer
Smith, Tatiana
Smith, Travis
Sneeder, Mathew
Solomon, Ramonica
Spear, Catrina
Spencer, Lena
Spivey, Dontevious
Spivey, Tanease
Stanley, Khary
Stephans, Landon
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Stubbins, Christopher
Studniarz, Steven
Sumner, Kimberly
Sutton, Kassie
Sutton, Tommy
Svenson, Devon
Swint, David
Taylor, Alvin
Taylor, Andrew
Terry, Amber
Thigpen, Brandi
Thomas, Tiffany
Thomaston, William
Threatt, Marcus
Threatt, Quincy
Toliver, Tacario
Toney, Morvika
Toney, Stephen
Trotter, Grant
Troutman, Bobby
Troutman, Valerie
Tukes, Brandon
Turner, Jaquan
Ussery, Donald
Vane, Blair
Vick, Lindsay
Vilona, William
Walker, Antonio
Ward, Neal
Warren, Tankeia
Waters, Brandon
Watkins, Tamicia
Watson, Kevin
Webb, Andrew
Webb, Tabitha
Webb, Taquoila
Webster, Graham
Welker, Jessica
Wells, Ikisha . F
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Wheeler, Charles
Whipple, Metts
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toss
Whisby, Crystal
Whitaker, Ty
Wilcox, Onarrius
Wilder, Ronnie
Williams, Calvin
Wiliams, Colethia
Williams, Richard
Williams, Shamaine
Willis, Tamika
Wilmore, Vanshaun
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Wilson, Tameka
Wimberly, Indra
Wolstencroft, Emily
Wood, Melissa
Wood, Monique
Woodard, Lori
Woodington, Katherine
Woolfolk, Treyon
Wooten, Roger
Wright, Danny
Wright, Darrius
ies These students
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outside in the
courtyard.
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CHILDHOOD
Chris was special even during his
childhood.
TALKING IN THE GYM
Sunday Solomon, Chris Solomon, and
Gloria Chambliss enjoy talking to each
other in the gym when they get a
GETTO KNOW
CHRIS
When Chris first came back
to Westside he was in a
wheelchair. He had a diffi-
Cult time getting into a desk.
His mother said that they
spent time during the sum-
mer at the track of Macon
State College to strengthen
his legs.
Mrs. Frank
Chris is very cheerful. He
has a wonderful sense of
humor. He is always good
about getting his work done
because heis a hard worker.
He wants to make the best
of everything.
Ms. Kobek
Wg a
374% Dedication
1, ys
| remember Chris from
Southwest; we always used
to trip out in computer
class, then we came to
Westside. Although a lot
has changed, Chris is still
that sweet and crazy per-
son I've always known.
Sunday Solomon
| feel that Chris is a very
strong and brave person.
Through the hardships of
recovering, he has remained
determined and | hope the
rest of his recovery will con-
tinue to be a success.
Melanie Hall
CHRIS SOLOMON
Chris has made a remarkable recov-
ery since returning to school follow-
ing a near fatal accident.
THE 1999 LEGACY DEDICATED TO A STUDENT WHO HAS SHOWN
REMARKABLE DETERMINATION AND COURAGE.
DEDICATEDTO:
CHRIS
SOLOMON
THE ACCIDENT
On September 20, 1997
while walking, Chris was
hitby acar. The incident
was near fatal, but fortu-
nately Chris has made a
remarkable recovery.
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Dedication 375
toys
WESTSIDE WOMEN STAND OUT!
The Junior Miss Scholarship Program and the Cherry Blossom Pageant
~,
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Cherry Blossom Princess - Holley Carswell
GEORGIAS JUNIOR MISS
All of count stand
the an +y winnerc
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ALLISON TROTTER
we | Bibb Countys Junior Miss 1998-1999
HOLLEY CARSWELL
Cherry Blossom Princess 1999
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HOLLEYS SUPPORTERS
Jared Cozart, Angela Ray and James Davis all con-
gratulate Holley after receiving her crown. She was the
second runner up to the queen
a
ha
ry
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ALLISONS SUPPORTERS
Many of Allisons closest friends and family traveled to
the Rialto Theatre in Atlanta to watch her perfom on the
first night
irst night
ON STAGE
Here, Holley presents herself beautifully in pink as she
stands with several other contestants
GEORGIAS JUNIOR MISSES
The majority of the girls pose for a quick picture backstage
just before the 1999 Georgia's Junior Miss was named
ag
Winners 2 77#
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CLASS OF 1999
THE SENIOR RETREAT
% nacold and windy Friday morning the seniors left for Camp Martha
Johnston for a field trip full of unexpected events. The day started off
with a crazy visitor by the name of*TinaTurner a.k.a. Dr. Baber. She
livened up the morning and got a little too much of the Seniornole
blood flowing. During the day, the seniors attended workshops
preparing them for life after high school such as learning how to buy
a Car, career planning, ordering graduation announcements and a
maintaing stress class. They joined together in an open field for sack
lunches, volleyball, and football games. B 93.7 radio station supplied
live music and the overall experience bonded the class together. This
day will be a memory they all will look back on as a day in the life of
a senior Seminole.
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SLAM IT!
Brinceson Sanders slams one in their
faces.
SOAK IT UP
Joy Mack, Ricke Williams, Starlett
Brown, Latonya Bronner, Traenel
Gray and Robbin Swayne soak up
the suns rays.
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BATTLING IT OUT
The seniors battle it out in a friendly
game of volleyball.
YOU DESERVE A BREAK
Cellina Russell, Kelly Wolfenbarger
and Jesse Bowen take a break from
lunch to smile for the camera.
PROUD MARY
Brandon Jackson stands in amaze-
mentas Dr. Baber sings Proud Mary.
The senior class was a little more
than surprised with her singing talent.
HOT DOG!
Nora Opoku Fianko admires Drew
Winter's dimples as she eats her nu-
tritious hot dog.
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Heather. Marice Fordham
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When J oun last and sich at heart,
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fo the One Who cared more about everyone else than himsell
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YE nveron In Memory
Soanne SSaughman Aumann
Samay 18, 1935 - August 10, 1998
Ger children rise up and blas Nar.
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In Memory
COMING UP
Melanie Hall, vice president, and Larry
Crocker, secretary, converse about
upcoming Student Council events.
ROCK EAGLE
Erica Drake, jr. president, Allison Trot-
ter, representative, Tomeka Banks,
sr. vice president, Deyondra Mathis,
sr. president, and Brittany Grant, jr.
representative, enjoyed the Student
Council camp at Rock Eagle.
STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council of Westside High
School for the 1998-1999 year.
Students discover what it takes to be leaders in student government.
Wisstsides Student Council 1998-1999
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MAKE A PROPOSAL
Moses Herring, president, and
Lacresha Battle, jr. vice president,
type up proposals that will be intro-
duced in the next meeting.
FUN WITH FUNDRAISERS
The Student Council advisor, Mr.
Stevenson, assists the members in
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POLITICAL BEHAVIOR
Melanie Hall, Scott Greenwald,
Samarra Fordham, and Deyondra
Mathis are involved in the Political
Behavior offered at Westside for Stu-
dent Council members.
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MAKE YOUR POINT SHOW ME THE MONEY
Crystal Whitehead, school-wide rep- Mr. Stevenson explains the instruc-
resentative, is determined to gether _ tions for a fundraiser and the impor-
point across in the discussion taking _ tance of having them.
place. Tomeka Banks and Joi Jones,
sr. representative, listen in the back-
ground.
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FACULTY ABRAMS-HOUSER
Linda Abrams-Spanish
Alfred Allen-Vocational
Kristen Bates- Vocational
Cassandra Begley-Science
Jim Blanton-Band
Donna Braswell- Math
Nova Bruss-Social Studies
David Bruce-P.E./ Health
Eva Carswell-Science
Patricia Cearnal-Secretary
Margarita Cervera-Spanish
John Chance-Social
Studies
Donna Chaney-Science
Jessie Cherry-Social
Studies
Betty Clark-English,
Newspaper, Literary
Magazine
Mary Lynn Clark-Vocational
David Conner-Latin/French
C.D. Cooper- English
Siedra Cooper-English
Pat Coxsey- Principal
Michelle Crabb-Spanish
Charlene Curry-Assistant
Principal - 9th Grade
Mattie Curry-English
Laura Davis-Math
Theresa Dickey-English
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they enjoy different and packed trends and lifestyles.
about teaching. with surprises!
The responses
were varied and
positive.
Jamie Akin-Science Deb Baber-P.E./Health Don Cray-Vocational
Lynne Donehoo-Assistant
Principal - 12th Grade
Hyacinth Douglas-Secretary
Jason Flanders-Math
Fran Fox-Aide
Diane Frank-PEC
Richard Ganus-PEC
Sarah Gibbs-Media Specialist
J.C. Gravely-English
Adrian Greene-P.E./Health
Stacy Harden-P.E./Health
Catina Harvey-Math
Tim Hatton-Social Studies
Dorothy Henderson-P.E
Health
Kathleen Horst-Vocationa
Christa Houser- English
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Teachers love their
jobs because every
day they see the
great potential in
each and every
student with
whom they come
in contact.
| enjoy directing choral
groups because of the
tremendous growth |
see in students over
time. Once they com-
bine their talents and
energy, the possibilities
are unlimited.
We cannot direct the
wind...but we can adjust
the sails. It is a joy to
watch students prepare
for a successful future
and know that teachers
help in this important
process.
Without teaching, no
other professions could
exist. | like Knowing that |
make a difference that
impacts the world so
greatly.
Debra Helman - Fine Arts Nancy Jordan - Math Trudy Norris - English
Colette Neal - English
Dotti Newman - Social
Studies
Virginia Peagler -
Vocationa
Pam Peterson -
Bookkeeper
Richard Plagge -
Science
Larry Ramey - Counselor
12th grade)
Harold Rollins - Science
Ruth Pike - Registrar
Tracy Rivers - Assistant
Principal-11th
Helen Rutherford - Math
Paul Sams - Vocationa
Diane Schieneman -
Social Studies
Jean Shaw -English
Phil Sheehan - Socia'
Studies
Polly Sheehan - Art
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FACULTY SHIMLER-STEVENS
Jennifer Shimler - Social
Studies
Jodie Sikes - Vocational
Diane Smith - English
Linda Smith - English, Art
Michele Smith - Vocational
Pat Stansbury - English
Robert Stevenson - Social
Studies
David Stokes - Math
Esterine Stokes -
Vocational
David Sumrall - PEC
John Sweat - Orchestra
Mark Tallant - ISS
Marnie Tanner - Math
Jason Tripp - Math
Cherry Vickery -
Administrative Secretary
Brenda Vining - PEC
Joan Walton - PEC
Lee Wheeler - Science
Gwen Young - Science
Faculty members
enjoy a hurried
lunch in the
teacher's lounge.
Department Chairs
The
Teachers of all
disciplines share
a love for students
and the creative
process by which
we all learn.
Happiness lies in the
joy of achievement and
effort. - F.D.Roosevelt
possess for the woods
would be very silent if no
birds sang except the
| believe in civic
responsibility, and |
value the opportunity to
contribute to my com-
munity. | love interact-
ing with students and
exposing them to new
ideas and opportuni-
ties.
Teaching can give one
the deepest sense of
satisfaction. Great
pleasure arises from the
students achievements;
to witness students
gaining a skill.
the thrill of creative
Use the talents you
best.
Susan Ouzts - Social Studies Andrea Shomaker - Foreign Charles Stevens - PEC
Language
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Dr. Baber and Coach Henderson have a quick chat in
| the hall before they begin to instruct their classes.
These two women have greatly impacted the
| advancement of women in sports at Westside H.S.
Mr. Gravely, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Flandets enjoy eating in "peace. Lunch on the stage is an honor
reserved for teachers.
Faculty
BIKE ON!
Officer Morgan is on the go, making
sure all students are well-behaved
and in proper attire.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL
Coach Baber show's her girls howit's
done.
KEEP YOUR FOCUS.
Coach Davis concentrates while try-
ing to keep his football players fo-
cused on a winning season.
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The faculty at Westside is superior! They give the highest quality
of education and experiences to their students.
WHS FACULTY 1998-199
ALWAYS IN STYLE
Ms. Kobek dazzles the crowd at the
1998 Homecoming Dance
SMILING FACES
Ms. Natalie Clark is always ready with
a happy smile and a helping hand.
A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT
Dr. Rivers watches attentively while
students dance the night away at the
Homecoming Dance.
GIVING ADVICE
Coach Bruce gives his advice to
Westside Seminoles during a game
played at the new stadium.
IN THE ROTUNDA
Coach Chance and Mr. Stevenson
are caught taking a break during their
busy lives of teaching.
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Latonya Greene works diligently asa
a college student, through the Col-
lege Connection program with Ma-
con State College.
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UP TO PAR
Ms. Pike makes sure the students in
college classes meet all the stan-
dards and have great ability.
ALITTLE PSYCHOLOGY
Students listen attentively as their
Psychology teacher enriches their CONSTRUCTION
me
minds.
Mr. Ramey and Mrs. Houser discuss
some plans for their students.
Ms. Crabb pauses from teaching to
flash a Spanish smile.
MSC
The College Connection
HARD WORK, BUT ALL SMILES
Mr. Mays works diligently at his desk.
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| think the College Connection
classes are fun and exciting. | love
the idea and getting to have study
breaks on Tuesdays and Thursdays
makes it seem so much like actual
college life."-Whitney Setzer
College Connection classes are fun
but boring at the same time. | thor-
oughly enjoy getting out on Tues-
days and Thursdays.-Ricke Williams
| feel that the classes are very enjoy-
able anda great idea. They make the
transition to college a lot easier and
now when | get to college, I'll know
what Im doing.-Claire Slocumb
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| enjoy the program because it gives
the others and me the opportunity to
earn college credit in high school,
while preparing us for the work we
will receive in college.
-Natalie Fitzpatrick
BEAUTIFUL SMILES
Acollege class takes a break to show
us their beautiful smiles.
INSPIRATION
A student sits down quickly while her
teacher inspires the class.
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This English 101 class listens care- _ ( wo.
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Students pause to look at the life of an
employee of the Middle Georgia Medi-
cal Society Inc.
CAREER FEST
Westside High School students visit
booths to get information about col-
leges and careers.
EDUCATIONAL TALENT SEARCH
Raynard Mattox gives students sug-
gestions for plans after high school.
eats Teh eey
PAPER OR PLASTIC
Brooks Hickman stops to smile as
she builds her stamina for the future.
JUST IMAGINE
Melvin Trei Harris dreams about his
stardom as a basketball player in
Mrs. Jordan's math class.
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Westside High School juniors April 2,
Hall and Nicole Chambliss check out
the many booths offered at Career
Fest 1998.
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ARE YOU READY?
| like being in Journalism 1 because | want to graduate from Westside My plans are to graduate, pursue @ | plan to be a basketball player one
it will broaden my horizons. If! de- High School, then further my educa- careerinprofessionalbasketballthen gay, for a very famous team.-Or-
cide to do this in college, | can look _tion at Georgia Southwestern. | will become a sports commentator."- jando Moore
back on my pastand say my futureis 90 to Georgia Tech, where | will pur- Todd Davis
all mapped out.-Angelica Torres sue my career as an engineer. Kizzy
Richardson
DEPARTMENT
LAW AND ORDER
Students wonder whatitis like tobea
police officer in Macon.
INSURE YOUR FUTURE
A Geico representative helps Crystal
: McAllaster get ready for her future.
DEEP THOUGHTS
Kecia Hall walks from class, deep in
thought about what her future may
hold.
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GO SEMINOLES!
(< art provided Nick Dinehart doesn't mind getting
a great outlet for my messy as he helps to paint the Semi-
creativity. nole field house mural
-Allison Trotter
COLORS OF THE WORLD
Mrs. Sheehan helps a student decide
which colors to use for her painting.
MAKE IT RIGHT
Ashley Sutton concentrates on his art
work, determinded for it to turn out
right.
SMILE FOR THE CAMERA
David Kennedy flashes a smile, proud
to show off his form of expression for
the camera.
PASTELS, ANYONE?
Jennifer Davis artistic ability shines
through as she draws a sunflower with
pastels.
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PORTRAITS
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| like my art class because we get to | figure it is a new way to express Art let me look at objects with a I loved helping to decorate for Spirit
work independently and sometimes _ myself without even saying a word."- _ whole new perspective.-Joi Jones Week. It was really important to me.-
evenpick ourownprojects."-Jondrea Zonisha Robinson Latonya Bronner
Randall
SEMINOLE MURAL
Emily Lawrence flashes a friendly
smile while she diligently works on
the mural on the back side of the field
house.
HARD AT WORK
Mrs. Sheehan's class works hard to
complete their beautiful artwork.
LONG HOURS
Mrs. Sheehan spent many long hours
of her weekends at WHS, helping
make it even more beautiful, by add-
ing atouch of school spirit to the field
house
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Westside modular units eagerly
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Happy module students take time out
to smile for the camera.
COME TO CLASS
A module door stands open, beckon-
ing all students to walk inside.
LOCKER TALK
Keaton Reeves helps Stephanie
Glenn with her locker.
QUESTION?
Could this be the future walkway be-
tween the two modules?
SILENCE
A hallway remains silent at the end of
the day. There is no telling what the
next day may bring.
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WHAT DOYOUTHINK ABOUTTHE MODULES?
The modules are okay. Although it The modules are pretty coo The modules aren't the best, but I like the modules. Theyre pretty
does get coldinthere sometimes. In _ can't wait for all my classes to b there are more positive aspects than _ nice except when it rains.
the summer it is okay. inside the building. negatives.-Andrew Taylor -Natalia Alan
-Chris Holder -DeVarrus Bacon
er CAUGHT OFF GUARD
Bonnie Grulion, Estella Lewis, Tatiana
Smith, and Shawntae Robinson are
caught off guard taking advantage of
their lovely modules
BUILDING B
There is no telling what wonders
Building B holds.
PREMATURE
It's only the beginning. A candid
captures the modules in their prema-
ture stage.
Adademics
LISTEN UP!
George Pressley is caught listening
attentively to his teacher.
TYPING SKILLS
Ms. Clarks class works hard as they
test their typing skills. How many
words can you type per minute?
CONCENTRATE
Students are caught concentrating
on their studies.
TOTAL RECALL
Ms. Newmans class attempts to re-
call important information for the test.
STUDY SESSIONS
Study sessions with the teacher are
always very beneficial before taking a
tough test.
CURRENT EVENTS
Crystal Minor, Cellina Russell, Brit-
tany Wiggins, Aubrey Lewis, and Kim
Stevens take a breather in the library
to discuss the latest news.
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WHATSYOUR OPINION ABOUTTAKINGTESTS?
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Melanie Halland DarrylThomasstop If you always do what you've always Ms.Shomakeriscaughtinherclass- Itis always important to study before
to pose for a picture while taking a done...you always get what you've room. Some of her tests are the you have a test, especially in Ms.
breather after a tough test already gotten."-Mr. Stevenson toughest Norris class!"-Teri Godbee
TEST YOUR SMARTS
These students are testing their abili-
ties as they work through a lab in Ms.
Young's biology class.
CAUGHT OFF GUARD
These students are caught off guard
as their teacher takes them througha
study session.
CHEMICAL TESTING
Trey Harden concentrates while he
carefully mixes chemicals in Ms.
Akins class.
Adacemics
WHAT DID | MAKE?
Ms. Neal computes the grades her
students made on their papers.
ON THE LINE
Mrs. Donehoo, our new 12th grade
administrator busily talks on the phone
as her day progresses.
LOOK OUT OVERHEAD!
Mrs. Shimler shows her class how to
make history class fun by using the
overhead.
DRAMATIZATION
Mr. Gravely inspires his class to some-
day relate their love of English to a
love of the theater.
Academics
GOOD COUNSEL
Ms. Monica Moore, Mrs. Zayra Moore
and Mrs. Joann Ishmail discuss how
to handle a student's courses.
SENIORITIS
Mr. Ramey gives Kelly Wolfenbarger
some advice on how to make her
units add up so that she may gradu-
ate.
WHOS NEW AT WESTSIDE?
WorkinghereatWHShasbeenchal- I have thoroughly enjoyed the new All things in moderation, whetherits | Working at WHS has been fun and
lenging but rewarding. administrators andcounselors. They _ work or play. Mrs. Donehoo exciting; | enjoy it a lot. - Mr. Mays
-Monica Moore have worked very hard. - Pat Coxsey
SUCCESS IS PLANNED FOR
| have really enjoyed working at
Westside because the students are
exceptional. My philosophy on life is
that all students can succeed as long
as they try.-Larry Ramey
CELL DIVISION
Mr. Richard Plagge shows his Biol-
ogy class a replica of a cell so that his
students may have a better under-
standing of the parts.
| FEEL PRETTY...
Mrs. Carswell and Mrs. Moore show
that being faculty members at WHS
can be fun and attractive, too! They
showed their spirit during Tacky Day.
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JUMP WITH IT
Brinceson Sanders shows off his ex-
cellent jumping ability as he does the
long jump. Track is only one of
Brincesons athletic strengths.
STOP AND RUN
Tommy Gibson receives the baton
from teammate, Aric Evans in the
4x400 meter relay.
THROW FOR DISTANCE
Aric Evans does the shot put with
ease. Aric was one of the stars of
the track team.
TRACK ANYONE?
Track and Field performed very well in 1998.
Last year's track team was very
enthused about running. The num-
ber of members was outstanding.
Fortunately, everyone who tried
out made the team. The dedica-
tion, desire, and love of the sport
helped the Seminoles succeed.
Westsides opposing teams
were the same AAAA schools that
we competed against in basket-
ball and football.
The boys track team was full
of individuals, but together they
work well as a team. They hada
very good year last year. In order
to succeed they had to be in great
shape. It takes a lot of hard work
and dedication. Todd Davis said,
We had a lot of members and
everybody did what they were
supposed to do.
There was obviously no
playing around when it came time
to put their game faces on.
Coach Chance was a positive
motivator and provided constant
encouragement. Garan Coker
said, Traveling to different areas
in the state was good, not only for
competition, even though that was
our main goal, but we also got to
meet and socialize with different
people. Even though the boys on
the team were handling something
new in track and field, they were
getting a good feel of great sport
at Westside High School, even if it
was our first year. We look forward
to even bigger and better next year.
IN THE DIRT
Todd Davis lands in the dirt for a
steady finish in the long jump compe-
tition. He is a vital portion of the
Seminole team.
WHERE'S T \ACH?
Some of We coaches gather
information while awaiting the next
event. Coach Chance and Coach
Green intervene with the other
coaches
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Coach Chance measures to see how far the shotput traveled. He was th
boys Track and Field coac
BOYS TRACK TEAM
Back row: Kevin Lavender, Garan Coke
Harden, Harold Hardon, Jimmi Orange
Arthur Jones, James Brown, Todd Dav
Front row: Darius Mimms, Marquis Hall
Johnny Fambro, Chris Waiters, Gregg Hunter
Tommy Gibson, Darian Bell
FLY THROUGH THE AIR
Samantha Ayers jumps over the high
bar with ease. This was one of her
favorite events.
WHERE'S THE DIRT?
Da'Lerenta James plants her feet in
the dirt for a terriffic distance in the
long jump.
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HOW HIGH CAN YOU JUMP?
Michelle Battle glides over the bar
as she successfully completes
another high jump.
GIRLS TRACK 1998
GIRL POWER IS THE BEST
The girls track and field team
provided the same amount of fire
power on the field as the boys.
Their positive attitudes definitely
boosted their performances.
Delarenta Chambers says
that,"Track was very hard because
you had to maintain a good, healthy
diet and keep your focus while on
the track.
Being in shape was a major
part of running track for the girls,
but most of them were already in
shape due to previous sports
played earlier in the year.
Tammy Jackson says that,
Track was fun! The girls trav-
eledall over Georgia with the boys
team, competing in many different
areas of track and field. Coach
Baber whipped the girls into great
condition for running. The girls did
their best last year; an exceptional
feat since the team had just
formed.
In 1999, the girls are really
going to show up all their competi-
tors. Lets hear it for Girl Power!
READY, SET, GO!!!
Portia Howard reacts to the gun just
in time to start her race. Portia did
exceptionally welllast year. The Semi-
noles are looking for another terriffic
year in 1999.
DONT LOOK
JUST DO IT! Brieon Jordan receives a friendly push
Melinda Adams practices the shot from Lashunda Cook while jogging
put to perfect her abilities. around the track.
JUMP FOR GLORY
Candice Doss jumps the hurdles with ease as her teammates look on
with delight. This was only one of the events in which Candice
competed.
1998 GIRLS TRACK TEAM
Dr. Baber, Tammy Jackson, Danielle Taylor, Candice Doss, Anna Tupko, Rachel Bates,
Lashunda Cook, Laura Akin, Melinda Adams, Coach Warfuel, Samantha Ayers, Andrea
Wimbush, Alicia McGow, Chunita Swint, Amber Basse, Marci Jakcson, Portia Howard,
Tiwaunna Sanford, Alicia Mathis, Brittany Drake, Summer Moore, Delarenta Chambers,
Michelle Battle, Varial Evans, Breion Jordan
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A PERFECT BACKHAND
George Pressley practices his back-
hand on the tennis court until it is
perfect.
THE BIG SERVE
Danyea Davis sets up for the perfect
serve.
THE FACE OF DETERMINATION
Ankur Goel has the face of a winner
as he shows off his good form, ready
to hit the ball.
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
Nishal Patel takes a practice swing
before getting into any really serious
play.
STRETCHING FOR A GREAT HIT
Anna Tupko stretches and reaches
for a good return swing.
GETTING READY
April Griffin anxiously anticipates an
approaching ball. It looks like she'll
score on this one.
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Leslie Coleman gives a little scoop to hit the tennis ball just right.
THE SCOOP
Jeffrey Davis scoops up the ball for
a great hit. He is an awesome
tennis player.
TENNIS
estside is always well
represented by our
athletes, but the tennis
team played especially
well. Jeff Davis made it
quite clear when he said,
Tennis was great! Kito
Joseph responded, It
was a lot of fun, and not
hard to do. Each
member of the team
worked hard to improve
his/her own game. This
was proved time and
again when the
Seminoles stepped on
the court. Coach Pruet
did an excellent job
leading the team and
looks forward to an even
better year in 1999.
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THROWING PRACTICE
Bradford Lord throws one in to try and
get an easy out.
ACCURATE THROW
Greg Hunter tries to give an accurate
throw to the infield for an out.
A PITCHING HAND
Jonathan Tucker gears up fora strike
STEALING BASES
Greg Hunter steals one for the team.
ON THE LOOK OUT
Daniel Calhoun concentrates on
where the ball is going next.
POWER THROW
Pete Ashley gives a good, strong
throw to the infield.
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OFFENSE BEGINS HERE
Ashley Sutton sets up for what
seems to be a good throw to the
infield.
BASEBALL
1998
ast year's boys varsity
team had a good
clean season. Due to
Coach Tallant and
Coach Lippers
supreme coaching, the
boys fared well.
Coach Tallant said,
Westside competed
in Region 2AAAA for
the first time. The
Seminoles put
together a five game
winning streak. We did
not lose anyone to
graduation. Go Noles
baseball!
BASEBALL 98
Houston Co. 0
Mary Persons 2
Northeast 9
Mary Persons 6
Southeast 3
Houston Co. 0
\ Baldwin Co. 2
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Southeast 1
Northeast 2
Northside 0
Mary Persons 0
Warner Robins 0
Southwest 6
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Lipson. Second row - Pete Ashley, Jonathan Tucker, Charles Richardson, Bradford Lord, Johnny Wright, Ashley Central 9
Sutton. Third row - Antwaune Stewart, Charles Ouzts, Greg Hunter, Nathan Dinehart, Orlando Moore, Adam Brown. Warner Robins 2
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FIELDING THE BALL
Jonathan Tucker takes a smooth
approach to fielding the baseball.
His position can guarantee an easy
out.
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when stealing 2nd base. Greg was
one of the quickest on the team.
UP TO BAT
Ashley Sutton gears up fora fast pitch
so that he can hit it just right.
READY TO THROW HIT OR MISS
Andrew Ouzts is determined to make the perfect throw. Youcanseeitinhis Lance Haynes pitches a fast ball to
face! the batter hoping he will strike out.
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JUST KICK IT!
Allison Trotter winds up fora powerful
kick against the Northside Eagles.
Her previous experience added a lot
to the team.
RUN, SAMANTHA, RUN
Samantha McClendon dribbles
down the field with great speed.
HANDS UP
Morgan Cobb, Westsides goal
keeper, gets her hands up to stop a
goal.
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The varsity girls soccer team
had a good building year in 1998.
Girls soccer is a brand new con-
cept in the Bibb County public
schools. 1998 was the first year
that girls had the opportunity to
play ona team of theirown. Coach
Henderson's enthusiasm for the
sport of soccer and desire to win
really helped boost the girls.
Itis important to remember that
soccer is more than just running
and kicking a ball around. Itis a
mental game as well. One must
be field smart as wellas skilledin
order to be successful. Although
the girls did not win as many games
as they would have liked to, they
all had a lot of heart. The fact that
all of the opposing teams (with the
exception of Central) have had
previous girls seasonsis definitely
a factor. Hopefully, with a little
more experience the team will
reach their full potential. We need
to improve a lot from last year and
there are some things we need to
work on, said team member,
Whitney Setzer.
Overall, the 1998 girls soccer
season was a victory. It gave the
girls a chance to get in shape and
have a wonderful time.
DOUBLE TEAM
Sarah Fitzpatrick and Bonnie Bak@
are a great team, working together
the midfield.
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Back row: Thomas Kent, Ashley McCroba, Blake Walkemeyer, Shan-
non Culver, Samantha McClendon, Mara Garcia, Whitney Setzer,
Allison Trotter, Bonnie Bakert, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Molly Katz, Coach
Henderson Front row: Courtney Carney, Jenny Baker, Jennifer Ferrell,
Morgan Cobb, Mande Perkovich, Jessica Davis, Takema Willis
COMPETING FOR THE BALL
Mara Garcia and one of the Northside
players both go after the ball. Mara
got to the ball first and Westside at-
tacked Northsides goal.
FACE OF DETERMINATION
STOP AND GO
Ashley McCroba uses her great speed
to steal the ball from her Northside
opponent. She was definatly an as-
set to the team.
Whitney Setzer shows her agility as she fakes out her opponent. Look
at her face of determination.
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to insure a perfect putt.
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Westsides golf team was the 1997-1998
City Champion. The players were Adam
Brown, Chris Cochran, Jay Gibson, Cole
Henson, Danny Hurst, Beau Skaggs, Ryan
Rigsby, and Clinton Webster. This team
was coached by Coach Hartzog. Their
success on the course was due to hard
work, previous experience, and a lot of fun.
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IN THE CART EYES ON THE BALL
Part of the fun about golf is gettingto | Chris Cochran keeps his eyes on the
ride in the cart. ball.
Golf
QUICK POSE
Cole Henson, Clinton Webster, Ryan
Rigsby, Jay Gibson, and Chris
Cochran pose for a quick picture be-
tween holes
SWING
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OVERLOOKING THE FIELD
The finished press box looks out over
the beautiful football field, full of Semi-
nole pride.
ENTRANCE ROAD
The laying of the entrance road to the
new stadium was a sign that the end
of construction was drawing near.
THE FINISHED PRODUCT
is finished product is a beautiful new stadium, thanks to our awesome Westside Booster Club, corporate sponsors, and incredible volunteers.
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The construction team worked hard TH a BU LD] N G O F
all summer to get the stadium fin-
ished by the opening game against
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A STADIUM IN THE MAKING
As the walls were put up, it began to
look like a really terrific stadium. Westsides first year with a varsity football
schedule will go down in history as the year we
got our war ground.
Thanks to the efforts of | Fundraising, publicity and the legal
Coach Davis andthe Westside | aspects for the sports complex were
Booster Club, Westsides brand | aii handled by volunteers. Thanks to
new football stadium opened | their efforts, the entire stadium went
on Friday, September 4, 1998, | up during the summer of 1998.
right on schedule. Westside is | Westside is extremely fortunate to
the first public school in Macon have such an exciting sports
to have its own stadium. This | complex in the making. Thanks to
great facility was not builtover- |those people who helped to make it
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parents, faculty, Booster Club
members and of course Coach
Robert Davis put a lot of work
hours into the project.
TEAM SUPPORT FIELDHOUSE .
Putting up the pillars took a lot of Where are the visitors going to
machinery and teamwork. go? The building of the visiting
teams field house was an impor-
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ON THE MOVE
Chad Longaker moves quickly,
gaining yards against the Wildcats.
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Westside's offensive line is ready to
crush their opponents.
THE FIRST TOUCHDOWN
Sophomore, George Pressley was
the first to score a touchdown as a
varsity team on our home field.
The 1998 Varsity Football team de-
but was a glorious one. With seniors
this year, the Seminoles were ready
for action. Everyone was excited
about the first game, particularly be-
Cause we were playing in a brand
new stadium. Faculty, students and
friends all came out for what was a
great event, as the Seminoles took on
the Wildcats of Valdosta. The game
appeared to be sold-out as anxious
fans craved seeing the beginning of
the game. Even though the Semi-
noles were beaten, they didnt let that
discourage them because they knew
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that they hada bright season ahead
of them. Wide receiver Melvin Har-
ris said that, The season was fun
and exciting and it was a wonderful
experience for us all. Many other
players felt the same, but for the
seniors, it is something that they
can carry with them forever. Dorian
Freeman said, It was fun, but the
playoffs were scary. This was a
natural feeling shared by every other
player.
The 1999-2000 season prom-
ises to be spectacular. Go Westside
Seminoles!
GREAT FORM
Tony Berry has good ups and sud
cessfully catches a beautiful pass.
THE INTENSITY IS UP!
Taylor Whipple is intense as he backs
up to make a clean pass.
ITS GOOD
Adam Griffin successfully kicks a
beautiful field goal.
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BREAKING THROUGH
The mighty Seminoles break through for the first time in their brand new
stadium.
BLOCK THAT KICK
Jamie Walters dives in front of a field goal attempt by Central kicker,
Robby Jones.
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CHARGING IN
Westsides offensive line holds strong
against the Charger defense
SUPPORTING SEMINOLES
Some of Westsides students get ex-
cited during the game against Cen-
tral. Joi Jones, Tomera Banks Siaka
Hill Kristy McCorkle and Deyondra
Mathis are showing some Seminole
pride.
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Jhermi Talton brings down one of the
Chargers runningbacks.
RUSHING IT
George Pressley gains great yard-
age on this drive against Central.
DONT LET GO
Taylor Whipple scrambles to get away
from a Central defensive lineman.
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Coach Bruce gives some positive in-
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down those Chargers
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9 WINS 3 LOSSES
SEMINOLE FANS
Counselor, Ms. Moore bundles up
for another cool football game.
Many fans attended the games
weekly. Seminole football is
gaining a lot of tradition.
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T game of the season had
to be against the Central
Chargers. Everyone in
the school was pumped
up, ready to support our
great team. The flyers
that Central circulated
claiming that they were
going to beat Weakside
made us even more
ready to win. The game
was very close, which
made our victory even
more sweet. Our varsity
football team did an
awesome job all year,
finishing with an impres-
sive 9-3 record.
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VALDOSTA 6 35
UPSON-LEE 37 21
HEPZIBAH 28
W. ROBINS 23
SOUTHWEST 20
BALDWIN 28
LAKESIDE 35
CENTRAL 9
BUTLER 39
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Jamie Walters does a superb job
defending against Valdosta. Here
he successfully caused an
incomplete pass.
PEP TALK
Coach Greene carefully instructs his
players what to do in order to be a
success on the field.
ON THE SIDELINE
The sideline is always a hectic place
to be, as these Seminoles await their
next time to enter the game.
FIELD GOAL
Adam Griffin and Taylor Whipple wor
together to kick a successful fie
goal.
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WIPING THE SWEAT Allison Fugate, Jennifer Backus,
Derrick Warford wipes off the sweat Rhonda Hulett, Heather Whitehead,
Kyna Harris, Andrea Burch, Markeita
Kendrick.
after a lot of hard work on the field.
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The varsity football team has crossed the Warpath and are ready to
follow the Nole into the stadium. THE RELEASE
Quarterback, Taylor Whipple quickly releases a pass before any opposition
can reach him
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HALF-NAKED
The Half-Naked Cheerleaders
take the field at the beginning of
Westsides first game of 1998.
BREAK THROUGH
The WHS Seminoles break through,
ready for the first game in their new
stadium.
ADVICE
Coach Davis gives his team instruc-
tions on the next play.
LOOK OUT
In the game against the Valdosta Wildcats, quarterback
Taylor Whipple looks for an opening.
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Chad Melvin practices some plays Taylor Whipple does a smart fake
before the big game against Valdosta. as he sets up a play.
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The freshman football team of the Westside High School champions.
POW-WOW
Dontraye Porter gets some helpful advice from Coach Bruce during a
time-out.
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Westside is privileged to have a squad that is ranked in the top three percent in the
nation. This is based on stunts, motions, enthusiasm, safety, and overall ability.
VARSITY CHEERLEADING
THE SQUAD
Abby Griffith, Shazia Alvi, Beth Chavis,
Whitney Setzer, Blake Walkemeyer,
Ashley McCroba, Jenny Allen Middle:
Aubrey Lewis, Natalie Fitzpatrick, Allison
Trotter, Dana Queen, Erica Burke,
LaCresha Battle Emily Alford, Cara
Webster, Keeb Rodgers, Yasmine Burch
Mascots: Jean Hawkins, Courtney Burch
SHOWING SPIRIT
Shazia Alvi cheers as the Seminoles
make the first touchdown of the sea-
son against Valdosta.
BEAUTIFUL SMILES
A group of cheerleaders are ecstatic The cheerleaders are an excellent
before the first game against Valdosta. Stuntingsquad. Here, Yasmine Burch,
Keeb Rogers and Aubrey Lewis are
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The varsity cheerleaders pump up
the crowd
LITTLE SEMINOLES
Courtney Burch and Jean Hawkins
take a break for a picture while cheer-
ing with the varsity cheerleaders.
LEAN INTOIT
Be Agressive!
FLURRY OF POM-POMS
Varsity cheerleaders show their spirit
and unity as a squad.
BE HALF-NAKED
Adam Heath, Eric Griffin, Nathan
Dinehart, Eric Buckthal and David
Dod show their spirit as the half-
naked cheerleaders.
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The cheerleaders watch the clock
and count down till the first Seminole
victory of the new season
WE GO TOGETHER..
Senior varsity cheerleaders take time
out of the busy camp schedule to say
cheese at their last camp together.
SPIRIT SHOUT
LaCresha Battle shows off her ener-
getic spirit at the Homecoming game.
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TOUCH THE SKY
Shazia Alvi, Allison Trotter, LaCresha
Battle, and Cara Webster throw
Aubrey Lewis into the air in a basket
toss.
FIELD OF DREAMS
Varsity cheerleaders are excited
about the first season on their own
field of dreams.
YOU DESERVE A BREAK
Junior varsity cheerleaders take a
break from cheering.
FAST FRIENDS
Sara Kate, Courtney, Lindsay,
Amanda, Krystle, Chelsey and Sarah
are close friends off the field as well.
ALL SMILES
Courtney Carney shows her pearly
whites during a pep rally.
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PRACTICE BEGINS
Marcus Hughes practices his lay-up
right before the opening game.
GET READY
The Westside Varsity basketball team
gets ready to take the floor against
Upson-Lee.
HUDDLE UP
The Varsity team huddles up to get
their spirits high.
What time is it? Itt time to play
some basketball. The boys var-
sity basketball team has worked
hard to have a winning season.
After the completion of a suc-
cessful inaugural season last year,
the boys varsity basketball team
looks forward to another terrific
season. The team went 12-8 last
year. Coach Greene is extremely
optimistic considering that all
five starters will be returning.
The team practices for many
long grueling hours in order to
perfect their game. They practice
every weekday at 4:00.p.m. On
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Saturday, they practice at 2:00 or
3:00, and on Sundays they begin
around 2:00. These talented ath-
letes must use good time man-
agement in order to be both good
students and great basketball play-
ers.
They finished with 20 wins and
3 losses. They are Bibb County's
City Champions as well as the
Region Champions. It is obvious
that another year of experience
has added a lot of skill and coordi-
nation to an already talented group
of youngmen. Weare allsoproud
of these athletic Seminoles.
JUST PRACTICING
Shane Miller practices his jump sho}
right before the game.
LONG DISTANCE ALL TOGETHER
Brinceson Sanders takes alonglook Todd Davis leads the troops in for
at a three pointer during practice be- another great game.
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Top row: Greg Walker, Derrick Miller, Marcus Hughes
2nd row: Eric Samples, Todd Davis, Shane Miller
3rd row: Darren Davis, Gerald Fitch TEAR DROP
Bottom row: Jamar Davis Brinceson Sanders, Jonathan Goss, Al Darren Davis drives to the basket to lay it in.
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NICE PLAY
Melvin Harris finishes the play nicely
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TOUCH SHOT
Jonathan Goss gives a soft tip to the ball.
TIP OFF FREE THROW
Erike Samples and JarmanSamples Brinceson Sanders shoots his free
jump for the ball during opening tip throws with style
off
FREE THROW
Erike Samples concentrates hard before shooting the free throw.
ALL TOGETHER
Gerald Fitch and Darren Davis come down with the rebound.
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MOST POINTS IN A SEASON
Kristy McCorkle
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Marci Jackson jumps up to steal the
ball from opponent, Southwest.
FOCUS
Coach Baber is focused on the game
and coming up with new strategies to
gain another Seminole victory. SCORE TWO MORE
Lindsay Hawkins helps Samantha
Ayers put two more points on the
board for the Noles.
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FIGHTING OFF THE OPPOSITION
Anna Tupko fights off the Central
basketball players to puttwo more on
the board for Westside
FREE THROW
Kristy McCorkle carefully takes her
free throws, knowing that each one is
important.
THREE POINTS
Joi Jones focuses on making a three-
THE LEAD point shot
Kristy McCorkle out shoots a Central Charger and gives Westside the lead
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MAKE THE PASS!
Jaime Gallagher passes the ball to
her teammate as the defense ap-
proaches.
OUTSIDE SHOT
Summer Moore shoots from outside
to rack up three more points for the
Lady Noles.
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RISE ABOVE
Marci Jackson rises above the rest to
score a goal for the mighty Semi-
noles.
TIME OUT
Coach Deb Baber leads her team during a precious time out in the fourth quarter.
RELAX!
The Lady Noles enjoy a rare moment
of rest as they watch the boys game.
OUTSMART THEM
Joi Jones outsmarts Southwest's #35
to score from the outside.
STAND BACK!
Anna Tupko goes up for a jumpshot
right under the basket. When she
shoots, the otherteam knows to stand
back.
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The 1988 Westside Cross Country Team had a guessedit, running. The team would run four or five
great season. This was the first year that the team miles a day in order to be conditioned for the three-
included girls, and boy, did they prove that they point-two miles that would be run at meets. The
deserved it! The girls team won the title of City cross-country trail was the most difficult practice trail
Champs, beating out the other high schools in inthe city. No other school had to run over hills and
Macon. The whole team had practice every dayafter rocks. Our team proved that they could do it,
school. Practice included weight training and, you however, and ended up with a great season.
AND THEYRE OFF
The cross-country meet held at
Westside attracted many schools and
competitors.
HES GOT RHYTHM
Matthew Chauncey has his rhythm
down as he makes his practice laps
around the school.
NO PAIN, NO GAIN
James Brown knows the meaning of
Cross Country the phrase No pain, no gain.
TAKING A BREATHER
Dr. Baber and runner Lindsay Hawkins take a break
at the Westside meet.
LISTEN UP
Coach Lipper goes over the day's schedule as his
Seminole runners listen for their times.
CONDITIONING UNLIMITED
Jonathan Goss works up a sweat as he conditions his body for endurance.
LIFTED SPIRITS
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LETS GET READY TO RUMBLE
Brian Jones is ready to begin the
fight and win the match for
Westside.
ALL TANGLED UP
Tim Bray is on top of things and has
the Southwest opponent pinned to
the ground.
FLIP OUT
Wade Hall is ready to flip his
Southwest opponent to the ground.
THE NELSON
Wade Hall is about to pin his
opponent and give Westside a
victory.
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AHARD STRUGGLE
Justin Carstarphen struggles to gain
an advantage over Northest.
HARD AT WORK
David Mitchell has his man in an arm
bear.
IS IT MY TURN?
Coach Daniels is ready for some ac-
tion as he coaches his team from the
floor.
A STRUGGLE TO VICTORY
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PLAYING CATCH
Candice Lindsey kneels and gets
ready to catch.
JUST PRACTICING
Summer Dowling and Trista Smith
get a little practicing in.
TOSS ACROSS
Kelly Wolfenbarger does a good job
in fielding the softball.
The 1998 varsity girls softball team
was very successful. There were a
lot of girls who tried out. Those who
were selected were extremely tal-
ented. Most of the girls have played
sports previously, so getting into
shape wasn'ttoo difficult. The Noles
practice schedule was fun, but taken
very seriously.
1997 was a building year for the
Seminoles, and the experience made
a big difference. Their opponents
were fierce, but nothing that the Lady
Noles couldn't handle. Coach Baber
and Coach Womack did a good job
leading the girls to a successful sea-
son. Coach Henderson also helped
out this year.
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It is important to remember how
much time and dedication the mem-
bers of the softball team contribute to
their sport. Softball is notthe same as
it used to be. Westside has played
fast-pitch softball for the last two years,
as Opposed to slow pitch like many
high schools play. It took much prac-
tice and determination to be success-
ful in this new league.
Fortunately, teams like the
Westside Varsity Softball team are
helping to influence other females to
participate in sports. Softball is not
only a lot of fun, but also a great way
to get in shape.
NICE THROW
Summer Moore makes a good throw
during her warmup.
VARSITY SOFTBALL
Coach Henderson, Angela Luzader, Maria Gunnell, Amanda Skilling, Racheal
Bates, Sarah Baker, Lindsay Hawkins, Summer Dowling, Trista Smith, Coach
Baber, Coach Womack. Thomas Kent, manager, Candice Lindsey, Kelly
Wolfenbarger, Brittney Heath, Brittany Drake, Summer Moore, Jamie Gallagher,
Crawneshia Gilmore, Coach Braswell.
WARMING UP
Some of the varsity players from last
year warm up before the game.
DIGGING IN THE DIRT
Amanda Skilling digs deep to scoop
the ball from the dirt.
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Brittney Heath shows good form when she pitches.
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL
Michele Battle lines up her bat so that
she can have the perfect swing.
STRIKE!
Pitcher Jessica Godbee delivers the
ball that is sure to be a strike.
OOPS!
Teammates Jessica Godbee and
Candise Jacobs collide as they run to
try to catch the ball.
YOU'RE OUT!
Michele Battle tags her opponent,
who slides into base and Micheles
glove.
SOUND ADVICE
Coach Baber gives Rachel Bates
some quick advice as another inning
begins.
I'VE GOT IT!
Candise Jacobs and Brittany Heath
get ready to catch the ball.
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GO LADY SEMINOLES!
Coach Baber peps up her team as
the girls head out on the field.
The Life of a
Lady Seminole
The 1998 Junior
Varsity softball season
turned out to be a
promising year. The
young, second-year
team had many strong
players to contribute to
the success of the
team. The girls
practiced for hours
after school: running,
hitting and practice
fielding. Its a lot of
hard work and you're
always tired after
practice. But its fun
and worth it. -Valerie
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Coach Henderson, Michele Battle, Candise Jacobs, Monique Wood, Lindsay Bartlett, Coach Braswell, Thomas
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Diving Into the Future
To achieve greatness
and reach your dreams it takes
practice, and practice
perfects the heart.
Melissa Benson
Senior Seminole Swimmer
PRE-MEET ANXIETIES
Phil Jones, Laura Akin and Gary Wood
anxiously await warmups.
SENIOR SEMINOLE SWIMMERS
Sarah Pawlick, Laura Akin, Melissa
Benson, Steve Sheehan and John
Aycock join together fora final year of
high school swimming.
FEELING LOVE
Mr. and Mrs. Akin coached the team.
They motivated the team at practice
with their high energy levels and spir-
ited personalities
SEMINOLE SWIMMERS
Gary Wood, Matt Chauncey, Phil
Jones, John Aycock, Steve Sheehan,
Sarah Pawlick, Laura Akin, Melissa
Benson and Courtney Carney.
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PLANTING TREES
Some Westside High School Key Club members smile
after planting trees in the courtyard.
Academic Team Beta Club
Ankur Goel, Jennifer Davis, Mark Platt Marques Redd, Kito Joseph, Kellie McConnell, Jimi Christopher Alford, Jennifer Baker, LaCresha Battle. Craig Buckthal, Eric Buckthal, Lauren
Rodgers, Amber Staten, Naketa Cornegay, Tiffany Hodges, Poorna Gadhia, Marquita Redd, Card, Laura Chambers, Amantha Claxton, Carrol Colbert, Naketa Cormegay, Jared Cozart,
Sherrod Collier, Jeremy Stinson, Mandy Moore, Tre Harden Chelsey Rodgers, Brad Greer, Jenny Darity, James Davis Brittany Drake, Natalie Fitzpatrick, Samarra Fordham, Poorna
Matt Carrigan, coaches Nova Bruss and Diane Smith Gadhia, Betsy Gibson, Ankur Goel, Leah Golden Christopher Graddick, Traenel Gray, Tonya
Greene, Scott Greenwald, Eric Griffin, Sara Kate Griffin, Cole Henson, Moses Herring, Tiffany
Hodges, Joi Jones, Rebecca Kelly, Christine Kiel, Candice Lindsey, Joycelynn Mack, Keyur
Munshi, Tyrone Myrick, Andrew Ouzts, Neil Patel, Jennifer Paulk, Emily Pritchett, Wesley
Ridley, Chelsey Rodgers, Claire Slocumb, Tamiko Smith, Sunday Solomon, Rashida Stanley,
Allison Trotter, Anna Tupko, Marie Turner, Chelsey Wells, Crystal Whitehead, Rebecca
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Academic Team, Beta, DECA, Debate
We try to promote Seminole spirit by hanging up bright posters around
the school and by getting a lot of people to come to games. Pep Club
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STATE BETA CLUB PRESIDENT
Moses Herring poses with his fellow Beta Club members
after he is announced State Beta Club president.
Debate Club
Sarah Baker, Tomeka Banks, LaCresha Battle, Latonya Bonner, Liz Bush, Kristie Carson, Bryn
Causey, Jeff Cranford, Larry Crocker, Todd Davis, John Dukes, Kim Eason, Sarah Fitzpatrick
April Fordham, Shalandra Garvin, Kaqueline Hall, Latosha Hardy, Martez Hill, Siaka Hill, Jeremy
Hinshaw, Marcus Howard, Jesse Jackson, Russ James, Monique Jenkins, Latasha Loyd,
Courtney Medley, Crystal Minor, Chad Rabanus, Kelly Robinson, Cellina Russell, Otis Russell,
Erik Samples, Crystal Senseman, Angel Stephens, Chris Waiters, Miracle Walker, Tiffani West,
Ricke Williams, Drew Winters, LaNeidia Womack, Tommy Gibson. hhh
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EXCITEMENT
Nattlie Jackson, Crystal Ailes and Neil Patel are excited to
find out that they are members of Key Club.
Drama Club First Priority
The main goal of First Priority is to bring students closer to God through Bible
studies, and showing students how to put God first in their lives.
Drama, First Priority, FBLA, FCA
FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. Our club tries to
equip students with the skills they will need to become business leaders.
ROLLING MONEY
Members of Student Council are busy rolling coins to
benefit our school.
Onie Bray, Phedra Brown, Terrance Evans, Brad Greer, Chris Helms, Moses Herring-president, Andrew Ouzts, Tory Carlisle, Chandler Penn, Jared Cozart, Beau Skaggs, Gary Wood, Mike
Chris Higdon, Isaac Howard, Heather Jones, Andrew Liedle, Andrew Mims, Neil Patel - vice- Davis, Lindsay Hawkins, Taylor Whipple, Anthony Atkinson, Shane Miller, Jeremy Hammock
president, Heather Pearlman, Stephanie Rodgers - secretary, Amanda Skilling - historian Brad Lord, Brad Odom, PJ Shippey, Steven Burch, Alex Meriwether
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Blake Walkemeyer, Oscar Vargas, Molly Stevens,
Courtney Carney and Ashley McCroba are excited aobut
the upcoming year in Key Club.
French Club
Betsy Gibson - president, Holley Carswell - vice-president, Stephanie Jackson - secretary,
Heather Jackson - chair of internal affairs, Ben Sellers, DeKalb Gibson, Christen Elliot, Shannon
Barron, Kito Joseph, Doug Buinger, Lisah Dodds, Ryan Crocker, Karlise Moultrie, Nora Opoku-
Fianko, India Goforth, Kerri Lafferty, Meghan Maloy, Crystal McAllaster, Jasmin Williams, Leslie
Bruner, Lindsey Ferrell, Lindsey Kortes, Britney Heath, Shawn Scharnikow, Dianna Walker
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French, FHA, FTA, Horselovers
The goal of our club is to educate people about horses, the sports that
involve them, and how nice they are. Horselovers Club
GROUP SHOT
The members of First Priority take time after their meeting
for a group picture.
Horselovers Club
Mandy Smith, Nancy Lester, Amber Dooley, Dana Binkley, Rashida Stanley, Leah
Whiting, Emmaline Lester, Crystal Thomas, Melanie Taylor
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CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Natalie Fitzpatrick, Moses Herring and Adam Goforth
show off the hard work Beta Club did to help others at
Christmas.
Key Club Judo Club
Vincent Maynard, Melinda Adams, Calvin Williams, Jessica Durrence, Stephanie Tucke
Danielle Smith, Matt Carrigan, MayAnn Copley, Chase Wheeler, Phillip Forster, Daniel Hollida
Adrian Liles, D.J. Lee, Julius Nora, Nick Smith, Rashida Stanley, Bobby Troutman, Barba
Warth, Kiki Wells, Coach Lee Wheeler and Assistant Coach Jason Flanders
Key, Judo, Math Team, Dreamcatcher
The major goals of Key Club are to help reduce lodine Deficiency
Disorder, to help eliminate illiteracy among children, and to be an
active service to our school and community.
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FHA members get ready to say, I do in their make-
believe wedding.
The Dreamcatcher Math Team
f Johanna Anderson, Eric Chatman, Douglas Copeland, Alicen Cross - co-editor, Ann Marie John Burney, Tiffany Hodges, Jessica Kennedy, KellieMcConnell, Charles Park, Marques
Dickey, Lori Hankinson, Rashaun Hurst, Justin Irby, Christina Jones, RyanMcKinney-co-editor, | Redd, Chelsey Rodgers, Brad Greer, Adam Huling, Michael Mayo, Keyur Munshi, Mrunal Patel,
' Mandy Morris, Kristi Schultz, Ashkan Serat, Ryan Smith, Danielle Tank, Dane Yoshida. Marquita Redd, Julie Seale.
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CONTEST WINNERS
These members of FHA proudly display their awards for
winning the What is ahomemaker today? essay contest.
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Mock Trial Team
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Mu Alpha Theta
Tonya Greene, LaCresha Battle, Emily Pritchett, Ankur Goel, Marques Redd, Melvin Harris
Rashida Stanley, Johnny Wright, Becky Kelly, Christine Kiel, Lauren Card, Amantha Claxton
Sheena Davis, Rhonda Tabb, Andrew Mims, Emily Lawrence, Natalie Fitzpatrick, Tamiko Smith
Jennifer Davis, Claire Slocumb, Betsy Gibson, Jennifer Baucom, Stephanie Satterwhite, Anni
Tupko, Whitney Setzer, Nathan Dinehart, Blake Walkemeyer, Sarah Pawlick
Mock Trial, Mu AlphaTheta, Pep, Tribal Tribune
In Mu Alpha Theta we try to enlighten and enrich students knowledge of
mathematics while encouraging students to maintain high character
GUEST SPEAKER, DIANE MOORE
The Horselovers Club invited Diane Moore, from Humane
Services Inc. to speak to the group about new animal
cruelty laws as well as projects that they could sponsor.
Tribal Tribune Pep Club
Ryan Bates, Dee Chambers, Laura Chambers, Chris Cochran, Renita Danielly, Maggie Lashanda Tippin, Nelson Walker, Keiontae Poole, Sharon Scott, Tashua Thorpe, Danyelle
Edwards, Brandi Fryer, Chris Graddick - co-editor, Scott Greenwald, Harold Harden, Kerri Taylor, Vacarra Tobias, Tamara Bacon, Sunday Solomon, LaRanda Hooks, Shaneik Blakney,
Lafferty, DaVida Moultrie, Jondrea Randall, Claire Slocumb - co-editor, Crystal Thomas, Marie Jennifer Bowman, Tamina Bacon, Melanie Taylor, April Griffin, Garan Coker
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The Judo Club won second place in the team competition
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John Aycock, Laura Akin, Myles Akin, Natalia Allen, Davarrus Bakon, Mario Bakon, Chacona = Jeremiah Mobley, Jimmie Orange, Jarvis Collins, Ryan Smith, David Googe, Michael Sheehar
Banks, Samantha Barry, Sean Borkiund, Andrea Briggs, Shavora Brown, Andrea Burch, Robin Crystal Ailes, Amanda Jones, Lois King, Antiwan Tillman, Keaton Reeves, Matt Morris, Amand
Carr, Matt Carrigan, Kyle Dooley, Summer Dowling, Jaretta Ford, india Goforth, April Griffin, Morris
Kyna Harris, Rebecca Hicks, Canzata Hill, Misti Hill, Tiffany Hodges, Kito Joseph, Markeita
Kendricks, Estella Lewis, Andrew Liedle, Melissa Martinez, Michelle Martinez, Amber Maynard
Heather McCellan, Christina Moinipoor, Nishal Patel, Nirav Patel, Heath Pugh, Jimi Rogers
Rashida Stanley, Jakoria Talton, Andrew Taylor, Princess West, Katherine Whittington, Chartese
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Science, Sci-Forg, SECME, Sr. Reps.
SECME (Science Engineering, Communications and Mathematics
Enrichment) is a pre-college program that prepares and motivates
students for engineering and other technical fields.
Moses Herring and James Davis are friends in Beta Club,
and around the school.
Senior Representatives
LaTanya Bell, Emmett Fuller, Poorna Gadhia, Persondra Hill, Candace Lindsey, JavisLamar- Beth Chavis, Shalanda Garvin, Loumeca Bailey, Becky Kelly, Melissa Benson, Tiffani West,
Historian, Terri Marion - President, Chelsey Rodgers, Shalondie Stephen -Secretary, Antwoine Keyarta Calhoun, Michael Davis, Chris Waiters, Melanie Hall, Amanda Johnson, Adam Brown,
Stewart, Crystal Thomas - Vice-President, Rodney Thomas, Marie Turner - Treasurer, Erskine | Adam Griffin, Aubrey Lewis, Allison Trotter, Holley Carswell, Deyondra Mathis
Turner, Kevin West, Charles Park, Chase Huling, Gwen Young - advisor
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COLLECTING CANS
Lauren Card is hard at work sorting the cans collected in
the Beta Club-sponsored canned food drive.
Serendipity Spanish Club
Natalie Carlisle, Chartese Wallace, Matthew Eipert, Sheena Joyner, Danielle Smith, Nikki Mandy Smith, Megan McIntosh, Neil Patel, Christine Keil, Anna Tupko, Becky Kelly, Katie
Rozier, Michael Morgan, Jerod Powe, Jaquan Jurner and Jessica Green Harden, Kate Ravanan, Heather McCallum, Brittany Drake, April Fordham, Rasheida Stanley
Matthew Chauncey, Nishel Patel, Rebecca Keil
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Serendipity, Spanish, Student Council, TAPS
The new requirements for membership in TAPS include maintaining a 2.5 or
higher GPA, not using drugs, drinking or smoking, and wanting to succeed in high
school and pursue career goals without becoming a parent before marriage.
Student Council
School Wide - Moses Herring, Melanie Hall, Natalie Fitzpatrick, Larrya Crocker, Chauncey
Keaton, Scott Greenwald, Allison Trotter. Senior - Deyondra Mathis, Tomeka Banks, Crystal
Whitehead, Joi Jones, Chris Waiters, Gray McDonald. Junior - Erica Burke, LaCresha Battle,
Neil Patel, Samarra Fordham, Brittney Grant. Sophomore - Chelsey Rodgers, Jimi Rogers,
Naketa Cornegay, Poorna Gadhia, Tiffany Hodges. Freshman- Danielle Smith, Andrew Taylor,
Stephanie Glenn, Davarrus Bakon, Natalie Carlisle, Summer Dowling, Larry Howard, Ron Miley,
Lindsay Vick, Johnta Hudson
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Ashley McCroba, Blake Walkemeyer, Whitney Setzer,
Derrick Warford, Angela Ray and Angela Miller are the
1998-1999 Key Club officers.
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SCIENCE FICTION ORGANIZATION
The members of the Sci-Forg (Science Fiction Organiza-
tion) are involved in a discussion at one of their weekly
meetings.
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Annissa Calloway, April Griffin, April Hall, Charmarra Scott, Danica Lacey, Durriyah Putmon,
Jamis Lamar, Joe Green, Marie Turner, Marquez Redd, Matthew Odom, Melanie Taylor, Natalie
Carlisle, Portia Howard, Samantha Ayer, Samarra Fordham, Shajuway Gibson, Shalondie
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Justin Huckeba, Chris Denier, Adam Goforth, Mrunal Patel, Sacksith Louunarath, Ryan Smith
Chauncey Keaton, Craig Buckthal - treasurer, Eric Buckthal - vice-president, Eric Griffin -
president, Brandi Allen - reporter, Victor Bostic, Michael Tran - secretary, Nathan Pipkins -
sergeant at arms, Nathan Dinehart, Steven Studniors, Henry Glover, Jimi Rogers, Larry Swint
Mason Evans, Michael Davis, Jonathan Heath, Casey Piper, Ronald Day, James Boothe, Adan
Heath, Jamie Walters, Shameka Hamm, Naketa Cornegay, Adam Griffin, instructors Mike Lipper
and Alfred Allen, Jr
TAVA,TSA,VOCA,Y-Club
We try to be visible in the community by helping with food drives during the holi-
days. TSA
LEGACY
The 1998-1999 Legacy yearbook staff is hard at work
creating this year's spectacular book.
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KEY CLUB CONVENTION
Carrie Vick, Derrick Warford and Hope Grant flash some
smiles to show how much fun they're having at Key Club
Convention.
Young Explorers Chris Graddick and Moses Herring wrapped gifts at
Barnes and Noble with the Beta Club
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This group of seniors smile in the hall
near the lunchroom
MATCHING THREADS
Emily Alford and Amantha Claxton
are too cute in their matching threads.
STATE FIRE SAFETY WINNERS
Jared Cozart won first place and John
Burney won second place in the State
Fire Safety Essay contest.
Candids
TaQuanula Anderson, Tamina Bacon
Jenny Baker, Jennifer Beach
Freamon Blackmon, Kelly Boutwell
Laura Bridges, Erin Butt, Christy
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McLendon, Chasity Middleton, Erin
Miller, Mandy Morris, Matt Morris
Tyrone Myrick, Josh Owens, Mark
Platt, Keaton Reeves, Kristin Renner
Ashley Saferight, Kristi Schultz, Mandy
Smith, Rhonda Tabb, Danyelle Tay
lor, Nelson Walker, Jamall Waller
Abbie West, Leah Whiting
Emily Alford, Jenny Allen, Carolyn
Bullard, Courtney Carney, Amanda
Cooper, Josh Cowan, James Davis
och, Melissa Holmes, Ginnie
orton, Heather Humphrey, Terrill King
th Langley, Ashley McCroba
McLendon, Sarah Mosely
Shaun Mulvihill, Dana Queen, Angela
Ray, Kevin Rhatican, Ashley Saferight
Jermaine Shelley, Reginald Shelley
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Concert Choir
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Singing, this choir
lifts the spirits of
the crowd with
their enthusiastic
voices.
Show Choir
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their Village
People number at
the Macon State
Fair.
9th Grade Chorus
This choir performed
Clap Your Hands at
the 1998 Westside
Christmas program.
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Students stand out in the various choral groups at WHS,
directed by Mrs. Debra Helman
1998-1999 Westside Choral Program
SHOW CHOIR
A little hip action is the key to this
Show Choir dance. They performed
at the Dessert Theater in October.
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GUYS CAN SING!
Josh Cowan and Terrill King sing to
the beat, You Should Be Dancin.
9TH GRADE CHOIR
Jimmy Defore, Chris Nichols, Daniel
Holliday and Gene Campbell seem
enthused about singing.
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WITHOUTTHE BAND, ITS JUST A GAME!
THE MUSIC OFTHE NOLES
SEMINOLE UPRISING
The band shows off their new uni-
forms, new program, and their con-
tinuing talent at the season opener
against the Valdosta Wildcats in the
new Westside Sports Complex.
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
Jimi Rogers works hardin band prac-
tice to improve her flute skills.
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Gadhia, Nikki McClain, Joy Mack, Vacara Tobias, and Tia Jackson. Siting,
Jennifer Longsway, Sharon Brown, Kristie Carson, and Delarenta Chambers.
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LEADERS OF THE PACK
Drum majors Leah Carswell and Sean
Scharnikow proudly lead the March-
ing Seminoles.
SAY CHEESE
Nikki McClain and Zonisha Robinson
take a break during afternoon prac-
tice to stop and laugh at themselves.
DANCE
The Drill Team always wears asmile.
From left to right: Stephanie Glenn,
Maggie Carswell, Brianna Fennel,
Toni Unseld, Emily Lawrence, Kelly
Borderview, and Cassie Sutton.
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KNOW YOUR NOTES
Frenk Boltong works hard to play his
trombone to perfection.
LETS GET SPIRITED!
The band takes the field at the first
pep rally to help build enthusiasm
about the inaugural game.
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HITTING THE RIGHT NOTES
Michael Biggs concentrates on hit-
ting the right notes on the mallets.
GET READY-HERE WE COME
The color guard lines up for halftime
performance.
TOOT YOUR OWN HORN
Lindsay Vick knows the importance
of being on cue andin step, an impor-
tant factor in festival ratings.
INTENSE CONCENTRATION
Joey Bronner and Rodney Thomas,
Westsides snare drummers, watch
the drum majors for their next beat.
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Practice Pays Off
The drill team shows how practice helps them to receive a superior
rating at festival. Drill Team captain, Emily Lawrence and co-captain,
Magdalene Carswell
Step To The Beat
Westsides drum line kept the beat and earned a superior rating at
festival. Section leader Tyrone Myrick.
What About Us?
How can you forget the runners for the band? They help the band to be
organized and in step. :
Band practice