Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

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Right: -smiling faces of the Jr. High Football team (after another great season, with their 5 1 record,) Coaches Joe Peet and Bill Skinner can be very proud of thei r boys. Offensively, the teams yardage was 1500yJ.for the season and an average of 250 per game. Individual yardage stats were led by; Tim Tumblin with 101 yards per game, followed by Dave Parker with an86.6 average yards per game, and Scott Bastian with a 39 yards per game average. Defensively, the guys were great. They allowed only A6 points dur- ing the season. They had a great season and outscored their opponents l - O for the season. 'I i j .’lip S JK •.$ jt'te'sj . ’4 if ja fJ I nJ 11I CO ffl on aO 24 1? SO, 10 90 90 jo 52 I 5 L lgV I J « i J.V. and J.H. FOOTBALL The J.V. Football team went 0-8 this season. Although the offense sputtered and often misfired, the defense cracked and pursued all over the field. With six sophomores starting on Var. and no JVtf the year before, the team lacked the experi- ence necessary to guide themselves through pressure si tuations. All are looking forward to next year when defensive coordinator and middle linebacker, Dave Wright, will once again lead the defense out to war. Hope- fully, the offense will ignite to supply some punch of their own. 8

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!Z ’9Si Center Left: Darren Mathews carrying the ball for a possible Kingston first down, on the quarter- back keep. Below: Ron Mouton leaves 51, of Casevilie, In his dust while sprinting for a large gain and a Car- dinal fIrst down. Powl Crack! Ugh! Oooh! Huddle it up... I right 32 quick, ready, break. Pick yourself out of the mud, ready to hit. If you get knocked down, get up again, quickly! Never quit} never let up; never give anything cheap Discipline, courage, and desire are crucial. No room for mistakes, but sometimes they are made. You get only one chance- you do it, or you don't. -We1re goi ng to do It!

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Varsity Jr.Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders left to right: Shelly Crosby, Vicky Engler, Janelle Dally, Shirley Miller, Dorinda 0' Dell, top: Sandy Johnson, Jennl Lalko. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders left to right: Renee Crosby Michelle Easton, Lisa Kelly, top: Annette O'Dell, Deanna Newton. The cheerleading squads, junior varsity and varsity, were coached by Miss Kelly. Their help and encouragement provided the basket- ball and football teams with the will to keep going. V ithout them,the outcome of the sea- son would have been a much areater loss. The graduating seniors are Vicky Engler,Shirley Miller, and Sandy Johnson. This will be a great loss to the squad, but many other talented gals will be coming up from the J.V. squad. Its not always easy to get out in front of all those people and cheer the team on. Its even harder when the students aren't behind you or the score is in the other team's favor. Howeverj our cheerleaders do a great job,anyway! 9