Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Page 13 text:

 commended. They have worked hard for the past four years to attain their standing as honor students. Whatever these students choose to do in the future, their academic efforts will stand them in good stead. DAVID GREEN MARK REEHL DEBORAH KASDORE JAMIE PETER MELISSA BANOWSKI SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS, Pat Cherniawski and Mark Reehl have a heart-to-heart talk as Dave Green listens on in the background. Senior Jim Lesoski relaxes and enjoys a lew minutes of free time. 9

Page 12 text:

MONICA TAIT PATRICK CHERNIAWSKI A I. ISA STARK MICHELLE EASLICK KELLEY SCOTT As educational standards become higher and education takes on an increasingly im- portant role, the achieve- ments of the Top 10 also be- come increasingly important. In today's world a solid edu- cation is essential, and the efforts of these ten people should be recognized and SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS, With only thirty-five graduates, the Class of '86 was the smallest in many years. Although they may have lacked in numbers, the sen- iors certainly didn’t lack in initiative. The senior class was un- der the leadership of President Pat Cherniawski. Jamie Peter acted as Vice-President. Mark Reehl handled the treasury and Melissa Banowski took notes. The last year of high school is a very busy one, and the class offi- cers had a lot of responsibility. These four people should be com- mended for their efforts to make the year go smoothly. 8

Page 14 text:

In a game of one-on-one. Pat Cherniawski goes up for a lay-up as Dave Green looks on. Joe DeLisle and John Crosby get some rest and relaxation while serving detention time. SENIORS. SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS, DEBORAH COSWAY JOHN CROSBY DARYL CUMMINGS REBECCA CRITTENDEN JOSEPH DE LISLE REBECCA ERNST 10