Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

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Joseph Favazza Robori Felting Bonnie Flathau Jim Fourman Billy Fritz Michele Froede James Gerou Tina Gorlinski Deanna Fiaeblcr Ken Hardenburgh Max Hauxwell Shannon Hill Scott Hodder Jill Kramer Scott Lantz David Lester Christine Lis John Owe Mary Lucius Christine Main Jell Mallory Holly Mike Ron Moore Al Orton Anna Peter Jamie Pruett Shannon Putman Marcia Putnam Sherri Riecfc Shawn Roberson Bobby Skeleton Tara Smith Barbara Sotello Brad Spencer Mark Spencer Danny Syms Kim Weinand Joe Welch Connie Westerby Gordon Wright James Wright Dennis Zyrowski 25

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C3J Keeping a couple of trouble-makers like Vice-president Jim Fourman and Treasurer Tim Bastian out of trouble is not easy, but President Tawnia Bruce and Secretary Lori Chantiny are doing an admirable |ob. Freshmen Strive for More The freshman class is off to a great start in the senior high. In the past school years, it has shown that it is already a class of leaders and achievers. The greatest accomplishment has been in the area of fund-raisers. Fruit sales were the most successful sales project. As a result of its successful sales projects, the class treasury has grown steadily this year. The ambition and initiative of the freshman class has also allowed it to take a canoe trip. In addition, it has continually made its presence felt at pep assemblies and in the area of school spirit. Noi Pictured: Michael Albrecht William Allison Theodore Burgess Shane Campbell Tracy Chaney Shawn Cot trill Ricky Crittenden Gene Dandron Steve Dickens Dennis Tarns kelly Triday David Heitcamp Marcte Hart Dan Hines Dan Kelley Dennis Kelley Ken kotsch Don Lesoski David McCloskey Mark Nicoi Craig Phagan Scott Romam Greg Smith Tammy Smith James White Tawnia Bruce Ida Caverly Lon Chantiny Jon Clink Bndgette fcldridge Christa Farnum 24

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The eighth grade class officers as- sume the role of dignified author- ity in the studious atmosphere of the library. (Front Row) Rob Smith. Sec.i Jason Tait. Pres.; (2nd Row) Dave Langley. V.P.; and Amy Byers. Treas. The Eighth Grade Unites Confident of its abilities, the eighth grade Class of ’90 was determined to demonstrate its strong desire for success by spending this year preparing for its impending transition from junior to senior high. It also learned a valuable lesson along the way. It discovered the importance of class unity, and through a solid group effort its Homecoming float fin- ished strongly in third place. What this deter- mined young class lacked in experience, it made up for in eagerness, preparing itself for what lies ahead. Cindy Adamczyk Sherry Adame2yk Bill Armstrong Brady Barden Ryan Brown Terri Bundschuh Amy Byers Matthew Cooper Athena Crumby Candi Cummings Wayne Curry Shawn Damm 26