Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

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■ Who ever said English was an easy lan- guage to master? Certainly not students at KHS. But easy is not always best and we understand that a little hard work now may pay big dividends later. These English teachers, along with others; like Mr. Vohsen, have done all they could to learn'' us about our language. Can you tell me, though, is a gerund a noun substi- tute or some new found, scientific combi- nation of ground and air? Oh well, I guess it's try again next year! One sure thing — even if the players and coaches of this game change from time to time the rules remain the same. A noun is a . . . 10 Curriculum

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Before classes begin, everyone gets ready for the day in different ways. Above: Kirk Hunter has “pa- per and pencil out ' but is still pretty relaxed. Above right: Pat Creason looks for journalistic, com- ic ideas in the daily paper. To the right: Mr. Cerhardt and Mr. Szybala talk over plans for the day. Mr Priestap - guid- ance and curriculum counselor. Left: Mrs. Camp- bell-study hall proctor Right: Mrs. Denhoff - Librarian Curriculum 9

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Understanding Different Horizons My house is right here, explains Mr Gerhardt Mr Gerhardt — algebra Ml geometry pre-calculus You sly devil, Mrs Brzezinski seems to be saying. Mrs. Brzezinski - Typing 1,11 Business Mr Bradley, social studies teacher, explaining the past with his hands. Curriculum 11 Deb Moore examines a curious water snake friend.