Newkirk High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Newkirk, OK)

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SSflSSS It's show time. Members of the annual staff clear up the myths about yearbook. Quality not quantity. Amber teaches Alice the ropes In the darkroom. 13 Rozell's Pizza. Etc. 400 W. South Newkirk. OK 74647

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Capturing memories ... Hard work, responsibility, and dedication began the year for the 1985 yearbook staff mem- bers. The first task tackled by the yearbook staff was the selling of yearbook sponsorships and boosters. This effort combined two grueling days of pounding the pavement and giving sales pitches. Next on the yearbook agenda were the merchandising assem- bly and the quite successful yearbook sales. However, the biggest job for the staff was the production of the yearbook. This consisted of long hours of preparing layouts, cropping pictures, and meeting deadlines, not to mention sched- uling pictures, brainstorming for ideas, etc. The year of long and hard work was soon rewarded with the feel- ing of knowing that the memo- ries of ’85 will be kept forever by the student body of NHS. Newkirk Women's League Newkirk. OK 74647 Tom Wolfe Herff Jones Yearbooks Tulsa. OK 74136 It's like this. Mrs. Wiersig explains to Lori, her teacher's aide, the workings ot yearbook. Thanks, Lori! Sideline duty. Is this what Laurie does during the football games? Hard at work. As editor, Kim aids Mike on a design tor a layout.

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Building the future ... The life of a Future Farmer of America is an active one as ag students quickly discovered. From the county fair to land judg- ing contest, ag members did it all. Chapter officers David Vap, president; Mark Huster, vice- president; Gary Scott, secretary; Wanda Schieber, treasurer; Kris Dimmick, reporter; Arnie Smith, sentinel guided fellow ag stu- dents through an educational year with help from their advisor, Wayne Dimmick. As a fund raiser chapter mem- bers, with assistance in the kitch- en from their mothers, held a pancake supper. Another fund raiser for ag students was the sale of the ever-popular Blue and Gold Sausage. But, even with all the activities, FFA members still found time to help with the city-wide clean up effort and provided a children’s petting farm during National FFA Week. The FFA banquet proved just as special as the rest of the year for chapter members. The speaker for the evening, David Shaffer, who will serve as 1985-86 state president, inspired FFA members to overcome obstacles and strive for their goals. Other high- lights of the evening included the naming of Chapter Farmer and Star Greenhand. A success- ful year was brought to a close with a successful banquet as FFA members looked to the future. First row: Wanda Schieber, Dawn Wosika, David Vap, Arnie Smith, Gary Scott, Mark Huster, Kris Dimmick, Denys Rippe, Lisa Lake. Second row: Traci Matney, Matt Lesemann, Byron Benham, Clay Kahle, Darren Springer, Darin Venosdel, Heather Pratt, Rene Burns, Mike Jordan, Sharia Sheik, Hank Lewis. Third row: Jerry Smith, Doug Merz, Dan Kahle, Greg Williams, Darin Plush, Diane Smith, Vince Cain. Not pictured: John Haest, Tammy Shrum. Inspiration. David Shaffer, state FFA president, speaks at the FFA banquet. '84- '85 leaders FFA officers smile for the camera. 14 Crown Heritage 3314 N. Fourteenth Ponca City. OK 74601