Delton Kellogg High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Delton, MI)

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At right the coaches await the opportunity to introduce their teams as the guest speaker, Glen Schembechler, the head football coach at the Univer- sity of Michigan, presents his talk. 2? fa 2 thletic Excellence Praised t Banquet Every spring, as the sports come to an end for another school year, the athletes who competed on teams for Delton are honored at the All-Sports Banquet. At this time, after the exhausting hours of practice and exciting minutes of competition are over, the teams are recognized for their achievements, Most important of all, however, is the individual acknowledgment given to each athlete for his efforts, whether he was the team's super star or the guy that sat the bench, always ready to help the team when he was needed. It was being a member of a team that really counted. quet gets a hungry eye from Pam Pier- son as the passes some food on to Mark Alman. . ,,k I Qptt .i , .Hffig .. -,stub I til, Y, ggi xx if: it i'li'i'k' ift - ': f55f5??fi if ,. . ,e 5 2 r.', rls 5, 'r,,,rtr ss , pp The delicious dinner served at the ban-

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Top Honors In Science Fair Tom Davie, a freshman biology student, ence Fair with his entry How Seeds In Soil Are Affected By Detergents. Tom, the first freshman ever to win this honor, worked approximately three months on his experi- ment, which was to determine the affects that detergent content in the soil had on plant growth, Students that took honors in the 11th- 12th grade division were Joyce Humphreys, first, Jim Stoneburner, second, David Lar- kin, third and honorable mention to Virgin- ia Rickert and Gary Gibson, In the 9th-10th grade division first place son placed second, Julie Nicely, third and honorable mention to Kathy Kidder and Beth Christensen. David Larkin and Beth Christensen pose with their prize-winning experiments, f, -w W - l Freshman Receives won the Grand Prize of the 1969 Delton Sci- went to Grand Winner Tom Davie. Jim Nel- 5 if