Newton North High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Blurred visions of Main St. ix hundred thirty-one of us entered Newton North High School as sophomores. We ha ve been challenged by our teachers and our peers, we ha ve triumphed. We have had trouble at home, at school and at work, but we ha ve always fought back in the true pride, spirit and tradition of the black and orange. We are a class strong in kindness and caring. Whether it was helping a lost freshman, or bundling-up to watch a football game on a cold Saturday morning, we came through. lf we are to be remembered, let us be remembered not as speciHc individuals, but as a class: the class of 1985! The faint echoes of students yelling on Main Street, cheering sidelines and continuing friendships will always symbolize Newton North. It will be these memories that remind us that these are the best of times! Michael Schultz editor-in-chief Doug Sabin business manager Jody Berkowitz Luisa Santilli Kimberly Leka Mark Devore Suzy White Nessy Shems Andrea Karp Rob Gheewalla layout editor advertising manager managing editor assoc. managing literary editor sports editor sports editor assoc. sports Liz Bleich organizations Suzanne Kogan senior section Kathy Miller senior section J.P. Wing photography editor Gunther Wellenstein Saul Wisnia Scott Glickman Kate Whitbeck R.L. Montague Lois LaRock photography editor art editor circulation manager ways and means yearbook advisor J ostens representative Student Life 4 Senior Section 50 Faculty 1 13 Underclassmen 130 Sports 160 Organizations 218 Hnal Scene 260 Advertising 276 Directory 306

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