Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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MIKE AND KAY Brossit and Janet and Gary Ebner look on as tellow former classmates dance at the alumni dance. Adult Dance Start of New Tradition The 1987 Homecominq wa a vear of many firsts One of the new additions wag a special dance for alumni only. It was held at the American Legion in Croswell on Saturday, October 3rd. The adults dance followed the theme. Where We Are. Where We've Been. Where We Are Going which was set bv student councjJ. “The alumni participation was great. Everything turned out good because of everybody's hard work , stated Student Council a o President Dawn Dennison. About 225 people attended. The D.J. for the dance i “Vince on the Rocks . .• 0 ♦ O v was VI nr. Sprowl said that ‘ Student Council will try to organize another adult dance next vear. He stated. We Qwant it to become an annual event. Many of the classes from the past entered floats in the Homecoming parade, k which really increases adults interest in the Homecoming spirit. f1 rs rmni HOMECOMING DANCE 29

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CHRISTI DENNISON, KATY Torzewski. both freshmen, THE 1987 HOMECOMING Court poses together for the last time. and Joe Schmidt, junior, dance the night away. JIM GREEN AND Barb Bradley, AMY SIEMAN AND Becky Lacey, from the class of 1963, pose juniors, show their for a Homecoming shot. Homecoming enthusiasm. K’i r a? ? w 28 HOMECOMING DANCE

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Cros'Lex Student Travels Abroad How would vou feel about leaving vour community for a vear and traveling abroad? We could ask senior Kelly Kursinsky about that. During her junior year. Kellv lived in Denmark as our foreign exchange student. 1 would really like to go back after I graduate. was a comment Kelly made about her adventure. Kursinskv was the first exchange student since Penny Geer in 1984. Not many people have enough courage to even go fifty miles from home tor a week, let alone five thousand miles for a vear. Not only is the vastness of her knowledge on foreign countries enhanced, out she also has a chance to experience Danish culture. They are a lot more liberal in Denmark then thev are here, Kelly said.'The emphasis on school is as great as it is in the U.S. Some of the places she visited were Germany and Yugoslavia. It was a real pain not being able to drive while 1 was there. We took the bus to school KELLY KURSINSKY, SENIOR, JENNY BROSE, ANKE Welten, and her friend Becky Naoko Mai, and Yuko Snerdon at a language Maekawa were exchange school in Denmark. students at Cros-Lex this year. everyday. All in all. Kelly said that her trip to Denmark was a real experience' that she will remember for life. 30 EXCHANGE STUDENTS