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' 1' s rirs sirr if 7 it AKEN ,r,, . Activities . . . SPOIltaIlCOllS Cllerg . . . active, busy students . . . first school dance . . . clubs organize . . . Homecoming . . . floats built the night before the parade . . . cooning . . . long march through Delton . . . bonfire . . .Judy and Lyle . . . game . . . dance . . . Hi-Fi dance . . . Senior play . . . tradition broken with 3-one act plays . . . busy students . . . Winter Festival . . . poster contest . . . highly competitive . . . Spirit Jug . . . crowning of Cindie and Denny . . . conflict over Student Code . . . students ask for more freedom . . . concerned students . . . spring events . . . Student Council elections . . . Science Fair . . . Junior play . . . Junior Prom . . . big dates . . . beautiful gowns . . . honored students attend banquet . . . athletes recognized . . . involved students . . . always active, busy . . . This page sponsored by NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS
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Go! Fight! Win! The spirit-boosting bonfire and pep rally raised hopes for the Panther game, Homecoming Strengthens Student Unity And Promotes School Spirit Homecoming was the first activity and major event ofthe 1968-69 school year, It dawned on a bright October day, well suited for the cheerful at- mosphere that surrounded Delton. The activities began with a parade through town, followed by the traditional barbecue, and a pep rally and bonfire that built excitement and spirit for the game. Half- time ended anxious waiting as the juniors were awarded the float trophy and Judy Dewey and Lyle Lester were crowned Homecoming King and Queen, The Delton Panthers played a tough game as they fought hard for yardage against the Mattawan team, but it ended in a O-0 tie. As weary parents headed home, students used their remaining energy to dance to the music of the James Scott Reunion. Homecoming is . . . work, enthusiasm, spirit, hope, laughter, tears, old friends . . . everlasting memories Mary Montague proudly accepts the float trophy for the junior class entry Victory or Bust, This page sponsored by KALAMAZOO CONSERVATORY
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