Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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'Vriters Anonymous- lfrontl Rick Chamberlain, Thompson, Jalane Schnvidt, Michelle Voth, Carrie' iric Becker, Matt Harms, lbackl Jan Preston, Ashcraft, Sherry Regier, Amanda Carper, Ginny loanne Juhnke, Marsha Horchem, Susan Carper, Vanis. -leather Watts, Elisabeth Boudreaux, Brenda rlsi Lfiivlill 2 f sv- .X if Mamma an Durung charades Brett Bohannon lunlor acts out the movie Night of the L.1vlng Dead the .projects in Mr. Stratton's Honor's Finn. Pietured reading are Sam Zimmerr class IS completing the book Huckleberry Laura Boelk and Jan Hauck,

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E-N-G-L-l-S-HXVW R-I-T-E-R-S AN-O-N-Y-lvl-CD-U-S we sxgsswhreip' .2 X Q-E English is bu Some people consider English another boring' required class. But on the contrary, English is the building block to a world of creativity. Students have the oppurtunity to expand on these bases and get involved in a club called Writers Anonymous. In English classes students study the different styles of poetry, prose, short stories and other types of writing to de- termine which styles they enjoy writing. Once a student finds he has a special talent or interest in writing a certain type of poem, short story or essay he has the oppurtunity to express himself fyrther through the writing club Writers Anonymous. A student can turn in his work to the sponsors, Jan Preston or Virginia Vanis and it will be ldlng block critiqued by fellow students. From this a student discovers his strong points and weak- nesses. Also the students can participate in contests and they can work on the school literary magazine Connections. l've always been interested in writing and Writers Anonymous has encouraged me to further my skill, said Flick Chamberlin. The Kansas Association of School Boards chose Connections for the award for Special Publication lmeritl. There was only one such merit given in the state. Naturally we were very pleased we thought we had a fine magazine and we are glad to see others agreed with us, said Nls. Preston. Tim HGHSOD, Chris Krell, lndividualized ln sophomore pietes his assig senior, prepares to write an essay senior, finds reading relaxing in Reading class. English class, Vernon Wonders, com? nrnent outside ofthe classroom. 3 iirs..

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F-O-R-E-I-G-N' LA N G-U-A15-E-S German Club members, FRONT ROW: Donna Ratzlaff, Sheila Ewert, Holly McDiffett, Greg Harms, James Sober, SECOND ROW: Susan Carper, Jennifer Pearman,.Karma Schlnldtq Elisabeth Boudreaux, Joanne Juhnke, Christi Kemph, THIRD ROW: Lori Schmidt, Jan Wiebe, Jill Weigand, Lori Witzke, Melissa Unruh, David Weigand, BACK ROW: Keith Neufeld, David Mc- Cammond, Marie Baugh, Kim Melcher, Yvette Wneland, Kirk Hargett, Mike Kaufman, Adviser Kathy Ashby, Gerald Hahn. Spanish Club members, FRONT ROW: Joe Ramirez, advisor, Andrea Cox, Becky McKay, Lori Preneim, Christy McKay, Karen Salesbury, George Guerra, BACK ROW: Roberta Jasso, Devin Flottman, Irwin Lemus, Cheryl Soper, Shara Regier, Miguel Piug, Brenda Shumate. French Club members, FRONT ROW: Beccl McCormack, Jennifer Reid, Andrea Hole, Barbara Rempel, Nancy Brown, Barbie Siemens, MIDDLE ROW: Lora Capel, Marci Williams, Kim Herron, Amy Downey, Kathleen Hayes, Jill Doeble, Laura Overstreet, Annette Sansecla, BACKROW: Becky Matles, Diona Swickard, Brian Webb, Jeff Pulaski, Michelle Jantz, Kris Marshall, Manuel Hertweck, Paul Talbert, Heidi McAllister, Marlys I-laun, Evy Hansen, Adviser Annette Thornton, Stephanie Brunner. While in French ll Manuel Hertweck concen- trates on his assignment. Btwn Contig, we ,gtg