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

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.. Q ' . ,TV Controversy ver Sideburns Resolved The Student Code Committee, set up to study and revise the original Code, met a great deal of conflict on the issue of personal appearance. A large percent of the male population within the school felt that they should be allowed to wear long sideburns, mustaches and beards. The administration, reluctant to allow such a drastic change, compromised with the students request and longer sideburns became permissible. Student Council members conduct tours for visiting KVA students on exchange day, Below Code mem bers discuss revisions to be made to former code Student Code members are BACK ROW: Doug Goebel, Shelly Springer, linda Liceaga, Ray Shinabarger. MIDDLE: Io Vanderveen, Phil Michael, Tom Davie, Dan Jeaska, Pat Foster. FRONT: Deb Smith, Jackie Weeks, Julie Nicely, Lorraine Kidder, Mary Montague,

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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-

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5 'Haf 4 ABOVE senior members of the club display their agil- ity atop the huge mountain of monkey bars. The members pose for a shot BELOW. Sports Is Key To Varsity Club Becoming a Varsity Club member means more than going through the humorous, em- barrassing and sometimes painful experience of initiation. It requires a Varsity letter which is earned through long hours of prac- tice, training, drilling and more practice. It involves the heartaches, joys, disappoint- ments and excitement that is felt during the winning and losing of a sports season. The Varsity Club unites those who have met the challenge of becoming an athlete and a team member, This year the Varsity Club was led by President Lyle Lester, Vice-President Bruce Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer Phil Michael and was sponsored by Mr. Gordon Christensen