Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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Showing off their spirit on toga day, are Alaina Litsey and Amy McNeil. Homecoming candidates: Front row: Melissa Thompson, Queen Chris Capps and Lisa 'Benninghoff. Second row: Scott Castleman, King Robbie Dodd and Chris Anderson. s sas, 'O' V ga Explaining the rules for the spirit assembly is Eric Rhoades, senior. Q. wx K .I Qf W X ,sh tegQ mmm Homecoming 9

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-.,..,.Q.r,,......-,q..,:.-we Homecoming - classes unite lt was super, said lVlr. Triggs, Stuco advisor. lt was the best home- coming week we've had since I've been here, and I've been here for I5 years. Robbie Dodd and Chris Capps were crowned as Homecoming King and Queen. Scott Castleman and Melissa Thompson, and Chris Anderson and Lisa Benninghoff were the attendants. The week started off with sports day. Backwards day was Tuesday, followed by Toga Day, Dress-up day, were third, followed by the freshmen, who were last. The spirit assembly, which was held Friday, proved the sophomore class the loudest, with the juniors next, followed, by the seniors and the freshmen. The juniors took first place in the overall competition. Homecoming '8l is something the students at NHS will never forget. lt's times like these that bring the students together. We will always remember working and ending Witn Western daV Ontogether in the halls, the looks we got FndaV- , , from people when we wore ourstrange Tn? lW'nn,'n9 Class for the rnostcostumes, and the great feeling we participants in the dress-up contesthadjust Working together- was the freshman class. One of the most exciting competit- ions was the hall decorations. The students started at 3:30 October I4, and didn't finish until l0:OO that night. The seniors took first place. Uuniors took second, sophomores Lisa Befmiunghoff and'lVleIissa Thompson watch as Robbie Dodd crowns Chris Capps Homecomin Queen. U Leanne Richardson, Angie Valdez, Eilee Schwartz, Alex Rodriques, Sunday Mellor and Kim Woddell, all sophomores, relax and have a good time after school. Q 30l9homores show their class spirit during the spirit assembly. D 8 Homecoming

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l Y , , V 10 Car Feature f NNW? ,-.. xx 'Ne viii 1 l l E 4 i ii.- 4 , ff X X, s Q x Q Going opposite ways toward the starting line is a '69 Volkswagen owned and operated by Junior Vickie Kasper, and a mean '63 Chevy truck owned by Chip Dufriend,junior. And now up to the starting line is that school spirited black and gold '79 TR7 owned and oper- ated by Senior Renee Shoger. lCenterl Also in the line up is that black and silver '67 Camaro owned by Senior Bill Stahl which placed first in the Harvey County Fair Parade. 4 X ,,, .l v rge,,iyqs-as fm. , t '.: . v KZ V X' , W f lhflz i