Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

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Anthony Diegal Dana Diehl Doug Engler Jennifer Ernst Anthony Favazza Candy Fisher Jeremy Fricke Seth Geister Alice Gerhardt t James Green Ruth Heron Amy Hodder Wendall Jackson Beth Klinesmith Amy Kostanko David Langley Paul Lester ken leverich Charles Maynard Mike McLaughlin Dave Miller Shan Nelson Ed Nutt CarneII Peoples lisa Plane Paula Pleasant Shawn Ramsey David Retan Marcie Richmond Robert Sharrard keith Simpson Robert Smith Darlene Syacsure Jason Tail Mark Walker kathren Warrington 27

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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

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Seventh Grade Rookies The seventh graders were lead by Heather Nichol. Danny Wenzlaff. Jenny Moore and Steve Scott. As the junior high rookies started off the year, they found many changes and new exper- iences. They had new teachers and different classes. No longer were they the dominant force in the elementary. Instead they were at the bottom, working their way to the top of the high school ladder. Leading the seventh grade class was President Danny Wenzlaff. He was assisted by Vice-president Steve Scott. Funds were handled by Heather Nichol, and Jenny Moore was kept busy taking notes. With these leaders in charge, the seventh graders got off to a good start by earning $100 for their class. They hope to keep adding to their funds and to put them to good use in their future high school years. John Adamczyk Hether AgnoMo Sally Albin Michael Baker Tammy Collins Scott Corlis Michael Cosway Larry Crcason Patsy Crosby Harold Dandron Stephen Dibble Keven DuRusseH Jeremy Edwards Cathy Ernst Curt Gilmore JT--F Denise Grow Joseph Harper y J J Marcus Hines 28