Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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I .... iwter statue of Railerman and belt buckle were sold by seniors r the Educational Endowment Fund. CGD MGT Theclass of 1985 was special because it was the 100th class to graduate since NHS first began. Asked how they felt about being apart of the Centennial class, this is how some seniors responded. Lori Hiebert said, lt's an honor to be part of the centennial. l wouldn't change being a part of it for anything. Kevin Penner had a different feeling, according to him, lt's no big deal. Aaron Anderson jested, lt's the most exciting thing that's ever happened to me. Mark Akin said, lt makes no difference to me. Dick Bevan said, lt just doesn't matter. lt's a lot of work for some peopIe. Some people took a different approach. Karla Ford said she was very proud. Kim Kaufman thought it was neat. lVlarie Baugh said, l think it's kind of neat, because it only hap- pens once and we were born that year. Briana Stark said, lt's neat because it's something special Newton is doing and it's for the community not just our class. Kim Pennington said, l think it's neat with all the events planned and the community getting invoIved. Lora Davis said, l'm glad l'm going to be a part of something that's as special as this even though l'm not actively a part of it yet. Joanne Juhnke feels it's an honor, but somewhat overrated. lVlarty Loane said, I think it's pretty gamongui lgreatl because the 100th year represents a lot of pride and dignity. Larry Thompson feels, lt's a devastating honor. l'm greatly sad that there can't be a 100th class for everyone. Janelle Gaeddert said, lt's totally awesome because we get so many privileges.

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752 nwtf Cfss M Seniors Cami Ford and Matt Washburn investigated the Senior Announcements ordering. ,fn SGTUOI' David LGBTUEG get his head Siled for his QYBGUBUOTI CBD. I' Senior Cheryl Burkett works after school to save money for College. ' Yrw . I 9 2 fs. Senior Sneryl Heine Celebrates being part ofthe 100th class to grad- K 2 1 uate from NHS. Right- Senior Kindra Nye works in the Adrninis- if trative office to train for her career in Business. I' ,ix W ' 'A i A i 2 I i fi 5, , Q K ,Y jr, H ...ts-Y .B ll 'J xx- 'Q

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Senior Brent Coppock's heavy chevy 1969 Z28 Camero can o be seen sitting in the back row of the high school parking Students often park in the back row in order to avoid unnecces parking lot wear and tear. Junior Troy Yoke demonstrates his dancing skills along with his Michael Jackson threads. Video games are out, movie and music videos are in. The overwhelming demand for videos and video equipment has brought new businesses to town such as Popmgos afid-The Video Depot. ij... 4 Senior Lisa Haxton, employee of Katydid, one the fashion stores in Newton, models some of clothes that-were in style in 1984-85.