Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

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Del la Marquardt Gary Megge » mw The senior class par- ticipated In many activ- ities during the year, which brought them many memories. Homecoming activities were very exciting. They captured first place in the spirit assembly and also In the float com- petition -for the fourth year In a row. As you can see, the seniors have had a fun- filled year. In the years to come, these memories will be close In their hearts. Sherrie Noto Wow, how I wish I were a Senior, that's how I felt when I was in Junior High. How, that I finally am a member of the grad- uating class, I realize that being a Senior has its disadvantages, as well as advantaoes. Thinking about gradu- ation brought tears to my eyes many times. I think how it's going to be when I have to walk out the school doors and become a responsible adult instead of a secure high school student confined behind school walls. Al1 of a sudden there's a zillion questions that I must an- swer. Do you know what it's like to sign Senior pic- tures to the friends closest to you? It's really hard. There is never enough room on the back of the picture to say what you feel. Memory books can be thought of as good-bye books. They are cherished memories of friends and good times throughout the years in school. I know this sounds as if being a senior isn't that great, but yea, it is. It's just that get- ting toward the end of the year I began to re- member all the great times my class has had together, and I realize it's going to be hard to say good-bye. President-Mark Teets, VP- Faye Gilmore, Secretary- Shelley Engler, and Trea- surer Karyn Schneider. 12

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Shelley Engler Ron Ensign Craig Friday Brenda Langley Faye Gilmore Irene Lowe 11. Daryl Marquardt Helen Eschtruth Tim K1imek

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Dorinda O'Dei 1 Maryanne Rockentine Ken Pierce Lynn Ruqqles Tina Smith Joe Syms Tammy Remsing John Shotwell Mark Teets 13.