Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

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Softball got off to a slow start with a lack of hitting, but their fielding improved since last year. Kim Bastian's first year at pitching proved to be successful. Also, Kim's, Shelly Engler's and Jennl Lalko's hit- ting ability contributed to the team's wins. Al1 and al1, the team's season proved to be a fun and 1ear experlence. Softball- Springing Into ACTION ! Right: The team warming up. Below: Shelly Engler and Diane Borek cheering in base runner,Jennl Laiko. Above: Coach K giving the gi rls a pep talk. Left: Pictured here is Kim Bastian coming in after hitting a Grand Slam Home Run! 26

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The freshmen basket- ball team went 1-7 this year. There were a number of good Individual efforts. For example, against Reese Brad Widger scored 27 pts, hitting on 11-lA from the line and over 60% from the floor. Other individuals shined at times as well, but the team lacked the consistency and intensity to reach a winning season. In the words of Coaoh Schreiber, They will do well when they play up to their capabi1ities. The J.V. team ended the season with a 12-8 record. Even though they played as tough as could be expected, they managed to lose the last three games and the chance of a fantastic season. Marty Reinelt and Dave Skinner were the main hustlers of the game and always seemed to keep their opponents on their toes. A player that the J.V. team gravely missed towards the end of the season was Bryan Campbell. He rose to Varsity as a sophomore and scored 20 pts. in his first varsity game. Just the same, it was another fine season- under Coach Rea. J V 25

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Below left: Shelly Engler getting ready to bat. Below right: The girls are Intently watching the game. The team ended up 3“13 for league play and 3“16 overall. In closing, a quote from Mr. K - l enjoyed working with the girls and next year we should have the best team In years.