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

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ur Band How many times have you heard a student or adult spectator at a game say that about the performing band? Well, if you're at Delton you'll hear it frequently. Whether they're step- ping onto the football field, sounding off with the school song, or swinging into Sweet Geor- gia Brown as the basketball team warms up, the Delton Senior Band strikes a proud note in the hearts ofthe Delton people. Being a band that takes continual straight firsts in competi- tion and has more awards than can be named, little else can be said except that they boost the pride and spirit of the school and commun- ity. Hats off to the Delton Senior Band! We're Proud l 99 DIRECTOR DA LE KOOI L to R: Majorettes Carlie Beebe, Peg Handy and Diane Osborne provide halftime entertainment with the band, 2 L

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Senior members of the band are BACK ROW: Russ Mott, Rick Arminnout, Bruce Campbell, Phil Michael, MIDDLE: Virginia Rickert, Kathy Lincks, Doug Stedge, FRONT: Cindie Morse and Deb Smith, The Band Council consists of President Cindie Morse, seated, and L to R: Adrian Newland, Student Council Representa- tive, Diane Osborne, Secretary, Karen Meadows, Treasurer and Phil Michael, Vice-President, The dance band members are BACK ROW: Mark Ieska, Doug Stedge, Carl Parker, Phil Michael, Sue Skidmore, Bob Richmond, Dennis Shoemaker, Jane Buckland. FRONT: Kendra Iohncock, Ralph Stevens, Marty Gallagher, Gene Lewis and Diane Dyer. It is directed by Mr. Dale Kooi and accompanied by Becky Chamberlain and Kathy Ramsey, 'Ja , !,.,,, ,tyg ffif in-.,: 5

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F X Student Council members are BACK ROW: D. Campbell, L. Lester, G. Gibson, K. Meadows, C. Soya, B. High, W. Trantham, G. Hayward, R. Hyde, G. Foster, T. Hermenitt. MIDDLE: L. Young, B. Campbell, T Liceaga, A, Newland, C, Morse, D. Drake, M. Storm, P. Handy, M. Babcock, D. Osborne, B. Stampfler, R Lapham, D, Hermenitt, F. Reyes. FRONT: P. Michael, L. Foster, D. Scatterday, J, Dewey. Marie Guthrie looks over selections in the Student Council juke box. Progressive Year For Student Council One of the toughest elected positions for a student to hold at Delton is that of a Student Council representative. It requires responsibility, integrity and imagination from the council members in order to have a successful year. The school was fortunate enough to have several students such as this within the 1968-69 Student Council. These people not only supplied new ideas but the time and energy to get them started. Among their accomplishments were the revision of the Constitution, formation of a student lounge, purchasing of a juke box, sending packages to soldiers in Vietnam, hanging of the Freedom Shrine display in the halls and filling the marquee planter. L to R: Student Council Officers Judy dent, Larry Foster, Vice-President, Di- ane Scatterday, Secretary. Dewey, Treasurer, Phil Michael, Presi-