Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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Page 2 PANTHER PANT October l PANTHER PAINT lMr Ayres Predlcts Busy Publ1shed B1 Weekly By Delta Hugh School Delta Colorado PANTHER PANT STAFF Edltor ln Chlef Catherme Fulghum Asslstant Edxtor Asslstant Edltor Edltor Sports Edltor Sports Edltor Sports Edltor News Edltor Tommy Nakano Jane Cleland Betty Lou Ly0n Chrxstme Labor News Glrls Morris Bugg Everett Lawson Erlene Walker Nevllle Clxfton Boys Boys Class Feature Edltor Exchange Edltor Margaret Frelmd Assembly Edltor Norbert Bertrand Buslness Manager Marvls Keyser Cxrculatlon Manager Irene Garrett Make up Editor Glorla Farmer! Typlsts Faye Meacham Evelyn Ha worth Rosa Shreeves Chrlstme La bor Betty Lou Lyon Jane Cleland Nevllle Cllfton Betty Jane Murphy Cporters Evelyn Haworth Betty Jane Murphy Lucllle Hawker Anna Chalrez, Annabelle Adams Dorothy Curtlss Lucxlle Hawker Ivan Smltlr Charles Selber George Davls George Seabourn Vernon Doty THIS YEAR R adn wrltm an rthmetlc plus other school year IS under way I' some It w1ll be a contmual round ofl act1v1t1es and good tlmes whlle to oth GIS lt w1ll mean only the samt. Old grmd of gettmg lessons fo exactmg teachers Looklng at the common year f10m thus standpolnt lt really doesnt seem tm be anythmg to get exclted about does 1t'7 And yet every day one hears former students expressmg a wlsh o be able to return to Delta hlgh school For what Conslder the school as xt was 1n the past few years The front lawn was e1the1 plowed up or tran ped out Our audltorlum was badly ln need of cleanlng and redecoratmg Football ga'nes had to be played duxmd school hours and the spectators had to face the sun ln the mornmg or freeze ln the afternoon on the wlndy T181 hts of the old grandstand Yet they want to come back' Wh1ch leads us to belleve after a great dear of sound reasonlng that its not the school Its the comblned efforts alms vxctorles and personalltles that make school days the happlest days How w1ll THIS year be remember The Black Flamlngo To Be unlor Class Play fC0 1tlI1ll6d From Page IJ of the play that NIISS Malgalet Hoke has selected thxs year It has been g1V en by many drstlngulshed players 1n cludmg the Pasadena Communlty Play House the Umversxty of Nebraska and the Beverly H1lls Hlgh School 1n Hollywood It was vtrxtten by Sam Year For MUSIC Groups Thls year at least we can hope for a hxeh school dance band Dlrector Gordon Ayres has secured muslc and he expects to start workmg as soon as the muslclans are able Maybe not for the flrst or second dance but later when the players become more complxshed the hlgh school dance band w1ll play for hlgh school dances There has been a sllght mcrease ln the concert orchestra It numbers about flfty members ThlS mcrease IS ln the basses vlolas and v1ol1ns Last year there was only one bass there are three now There are two more vxolas than there were last year Mr Ayres sald The orchestra should be better than It was last year We have a large band and lt should mcrease all year By Aprll when the band tournament IS held there w1ll be about seventy flve pleces The band w1ll weax the smart m1l1 tary unlforms they secured last yearn 'Ihey have no new equlpment except a Glockensplel bell lyre D H S Shows Increase 4 In Enrollment Since 33 Senxors ya better watch out' The number of freshman enrollmv every be more and more fxrst graders to lnltlate every year Thxs was mdlcatedl ln a statxstlcal report made the fn-st few days of school The freshman en rollment reached a peak of 152 mcrease of 788 per cent from flgures shown four years ago The h1gh school, boasts of an enrollment of 449 pupxls compared to 308 ln 1933 The entlre, school system was quoted as acC0rnrno datlng 1413 DUpllS an mcrease of 199 puplls or 163 per cent ln the last four, years Out of the 449 hugh school stu dents 122 are sophomores 103 Jun1o1s and 72 senlors THE EXCHANGE The Spotllght the Gunnlson school newspaper recelved the 1nternat1onal fxrst place award ln 1937 at Northwest ern University Chlcago It IS hoped that a new type of vlsual educatlon w1ll be mtroduced ln East Denver Hlgh sometlme thls year Thlsl Drogram w1ll show cuts that are educa flOD3l ln value from commerclal fllms SuCl'1 as The Devll Is a Slssy and Cradle Song Ice hockey a former popular wlnter sport has been def1n1telv banned from the Denver hlgh school athletlc season The DeBeque Dragons are playmg softball mstead of football thls fall Crand Junctlon came out f1rst last spxmg ln the Western Slope track meet Janney and 1S pubhshed by Samuel French The tryouts have been held thls week and the cast wxll start rehearsals' as soon as lt IS defmltely declded who w1ll have the parts Rotary Club Agaln Wlll Honor Students At Weekly Meetlngs Rotary agam tnxs year extends a fllendly 1nv1tat1on to one hl h school student to be a dlnner guest each Wednesday However there has been a change made ln method of selectlng the tudent In prevxous years freshmen sophomores and 1un1ors as well emors were elldlble for thlS honor Because of the 1nab1l1ty rn prevlous years to get around to all the outstand mg seniors the Rotary decxded to ex tend the 1nv1tat1ons to them The Rotarlans asked that the follow mg requxrements be met No pupll may be chosen more than once a year and no pupll may be selected who has been suspended durmg the current year Selectlon IS based on the follow mg quallflcatlons Character c1t1zen shxp servlce leadershlp 1mt1at1ve school attendance and scholarshlp The Rotary commlttee of the student councxl makes the selectlon each week Everett Lawson was chosen to b th guest the flrst week and Betty Jane Murphy the second week Maj or1ty of Students Slgn For Actxvxtles fCont1nued From Page 15 Or Tuesday besldes orchestra Boys rn ets under the same leadershxp those that meet on Monday the Stu dent Councll meets wlth Mr Clarence Snyder Everett Lawson IS presldent Dorothy Curtls Robert Hardmg and Bobble Ehrgott flrst second and thlrd vlce presldents respectlvely and Betty Jane Murphy secretary No actlvxtles meet on Wednesday Assemblles speclal meetlngs and class meetlngs are scheduled for th1s time Orchestra Boys Glee club and ath letlcs practlces agaln on Thursday and a second dlvxslon of the Dramatlc club meets w1th MISS Hoke Jane Cleland IS Presldent of thls group Betty Jane Murphy V1Ce presldent Bobble Ehrgott ecretary and Tommy Nakano treas urer The stud nt pollce meet with Mr Dale Maag The Gxrl Reserxes meet wlth Mxss Jennle Tyler on Frxday Margaret Ann Adams was elected presldent Bernlce Hendrlckson v1ce presldent Marlon Dunn secretary and treasurer Mr C G Crulkshank sponsors the F F A Charles Sleber IS presldent Jumor Baldwm vxce plesldent Robert Huck abay secretary Wallace Ellsworth secretary Emery Tuttle reportel and Bonsal Buzzald watchdog The Pep club sponsored by MISS Irene Nabxty elected Betty Jane Murphy presldent Jane Cleland vlce president Ruth Banks secretary and Nevllle Cllfton treasurer MISS Isola Curry sponsors the Journ allsm club whlch IS composed of the students of the Journallsm class The staff orgamzatlon serves as the club 0ff1C131S Olchestra Boys Glee club and 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S11 BSCR TODAY PA N11-'ER PANT .5 PAONIA T0 PANTHER PANT Publmhea B1 Weekly By The Dena 1-ugh School FRIDAY, OCT 8 o 1 No Delta, Colorado October 5 1937 Prtce 5 Cents Subscnpuons Pass 300 Mark Students Apprec1ate School Improwements Probably the most not1ceable 1l'Il provement IS the lawn the sprlnklmg system and the new Sld6W3lkS on tl el west s1de of the h1gh school Thls new lawn requlred 340 pounds of blue grass and 60 pounds of clover The cost amounted to over S100 The redecoratlon of the bu1ld1ng IS also a great 1mprovement The audx torlum and gymnaslum have been 16 pa1nted and two lmpresslve murals by A L Rowell have been hung Thel acoustlcal celotex cellmg s a b1g asset there IS no rebound of sound There are 5400 square Cellln feet each celotex t1le havmg 144 holes T.l'llS IS a total of 777 660 holes for sound absorptlon The cost of the ce1l1ng was almost S2 000 l All the rooms had the woodwork1 cleaned and varn1shed and the walls were kalsomlned the latter part of May The stadum has been pamted a brlght green HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM 1n hlgh wh1te letters on the back can be seen for mlles from the ma1n h1ghway The fleld has been hghted and lt IS the best newly sodded fleld Delta has ever had All 1n all the stad1um IS the best on the western slope A couple of years ago some eff1c1ent safe crackers rauded the 0fflC6 and de 1 fnohshed the safe To avold th1s hap pen1ng agam a relnforced concrete vault has been u1stalled It IS bu1lt dlrectly 1nto the wall a heavy trusty door servmg as a front The total cost of thls vast prolect WhlCh has extended from January up to the present tlme 1nclud1ng the wor on the Lincoln and Central bulldmgs labor and all costs amounts to OVCF 51.1 922 55 Black Flamzngo Selected As Junior Class Play, Nov 12 Thxs year members of the Jumor class are combmmg thelr efforts to g1Ve the members of Delta h1gh school the Delta publ1c and surround1ng country one of the most d1ff1cult and dramatic plays ever presented ln Delta 1 The play has about thlrty acting parts wh1ch 1n add1t1on to stage set t1ng llghtlng and art1st1c work will g1V6 nearly every member of the Jun 1or class a chance to do hls little b1t The Black Flammgo IS the name IN SEPTEMBER September 4 The flrst day September 17 Delta Day at the Delta County Falr September 17 Delta vs Olathe at Olathe September 22 S e p t assemblles for boys and g1rlS September 24-Delta vs Durango at Durango September 29 Spec1al assembly program September .50 Get Acquamted party Class Offxcers Elected At Student Meetlngs School has off1c1ally started' Class meetlngs were held Thursday Sep dlSCUSSed Offlcers Counc11 members and cheer leaders were elected Each 1nd1v1dual class held a meeting 1n some appomted place The sen1or meetlng was held 1 the band room The offlcers elected were oresldent MOFTIS Bugg vlce presldent 'Ruth Banks secretary and treasurer Arta Bowle Student Councxl members Betty Jane Murphy Dorothy Curtlss Bob Warner Leo Meyer and MHYVIS Keyser cheer leader Bobble Ehrgott The Junxors held the1r meetmg m the tCont1nued On Page 41 Majorlty of Students Sxgn For Act1v1t1es The Act1v1ty schedule of DHS was completed and tested IH operatlon last week Each student had an opportun lty to make hls own selections of the aCtlVltl9S ln whlch he was most 1nter ested In cases of confl1cts however he was forced to choose between the ac 1VltlGS ln question Followmg IS a record of the act1v1t1es tl1e sponsors and the offlcers Or1 Monday orchestra meets wlth M Gordon Ayres athletlcs Wlth Coaches George Barrows and Merle Leffer dlnk Boys Glee Club wlth Mr John Pendergrast Art club w1th Mlss Adel gunda Hanselmann and Dramatic club wth MISS Margaret Hoke The Art club elected Genevleve Luvar presldent Marc1a Payne VICE pres1d nt and Wanda Satterf1eld sec retary and treasurer The Dramauc club elected Melbert Dav1s president Exelvn Haworth vlce presldent Irene Garrett secretary and Howard Thomp son treasurer fCont1nued On Page 2J l fCont1nued On Page 25 Edztor Ryder Makes 1 Offer To Panther Staff For Paper Mr Norrls Ryder ed1to1 of The Da1ly Independent explalned to the Panther staff and a group of faculty members hls plan and offer regard1ng a high school newspaper and annual At the rate of 90c a year each sub scrlber w1ll recelve both the newspaper and the annual The annual w1ll be d1fferent from the conventlonal annual 1n that It w1ll be a cumulatlve record of the school year IU Delta Hlgh school besldes hav Ing the Special selectlons devoted to the semor class the JUDIOFS the Joke sect1on pages for the autographs 1HdeX a faculty sect1on and others Wh1Ch may be wanted The publxclty campaign resulted 1n a subscrlptlon llst of well over three to add h1s name to th1S 11st may do so Thls actlvlty wlll support a budget of about four hundred dollars The stu dents of the Journahsm class and club mtend to engage m a number of out Slde enterprlzes WhlCh w1ll lncrease the subscr1pt1on fund Mr Ryder has offered the class the Job of puttmg out an ISSUE of THE DAILY INDEPEND ENT some day be1ore the end of the semester I'he class also plans t sponsor a concesslon at the school carmval that IS to be held October 16 Merchants will be able to buy aaver t1s1ng space 1n the newspaper and as f result Wlll be listed ln the annual among the flnancxal sponsors of the enterprlze Already many exchange offers have come from surroundmg and d1stant school staffs Two out of state sub SCFIPIIOHS have been sent 1n Towns people who have subscr1bed w1l1 re celve the1r coples at regular two week mtervals throudh the staff dellvery Oy MISS Tyler Sponsors G1rls MIXCF fhursday A get acquamted party sponsored oy MISS Jennle Tyler dean of gxrls was held Thursday afternoon Sep tember 30 m the hlgh school aud1tor 1um The glrls were enterta1ned by playing games which helped them to m1x together and get better acquamted Bobble Ehrgott Jane Cleland Margaret Wlndle Glenora Lee Faye Wxlllams Joy Teufert LOUISE Hayes Dorothy Abbott and Vlfglnla Hardmg helped MISS Tyler lead the games Later 111 the afternoon hght refreshments were served V 1. , . 1 , , I O , --.Maze H, , ,as vw, . l 1f 11 1 4, A ,P 'I tl - 7 ln . 4' l '1 - . 4' 1 1' 'I 1 . . - 1: , 1, . . , 4, - ,1 1 . . 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October 5 1937 PANTHER PANT Page 3 Panthers Score Thezr Thzrd Vzctory Green and Whlte WIHS Intersectlonal Tllt From Durango Demons Playlrlg on a soft fleld of dlrt mlxed wlth sawdust the Delta hlgh school Panthers fmally emerged v1ctor1ous over the Durango Demons On the openmg k1Ck off Delta re celxed the ball on thelr 30 yard llne and carrled It to about the 40 yard l1ne but m the flrst few plays of the ame they lost the ball through a fumble The Demons took the ball but could not penetrate the Delta front wall so lost the ball on downs Throughout the game lt seemed 1D evxtable that Delta would score many tlmes Through two bad passes from center Delta lost the ball and scorlng opportun1t1es When the thlrd quarter ended the ball was on Durangos 5 foot llne placed there by Hmds on a long run On the flrst plav of the fourth quarter the ball was punched over by Mc Manus on a center smash for the only score of the game The Delta lme on defense IS much stronger SIHCQ the game at Olathe The Demons could make nothmg by run n1ng plays they resorted to passmg txrely IH the last quarter The Lme up Delta Durango Hmds McManus Sayre Shea Gardner Bugg Pfelfer Glenn B rtrand bleber Lawson R Connor Cummms M Garcla Delcher Blatmch J Garcla Thomas Cornelxus T Connor Boyce Gym Classes Start On Year s Actrvrtles M1ss Nablty s gym classes went 1n to actlon Thursday wlth 3 startmg of xolley ball They are expectlnrf to start playlng soccer ball some t next week The costumes for the gym classes wrll be green gym sults whlte tennis shoes and whxte anklets The students are permitted to have 1X excused absences and three tardy excuses lf any one has more than these her grade w1ll be reduced They wxll soon take up we1gh1ng measur1ng and correst posture Much work 1S expected to be done pertam mg to posture As the year progresses everyone 15 expected to lmproye her posture Ann Conklln has a cat named Luther Hxtl r 1V1USSOl1I11 Alabaster 'l Panther Sportllghts Delta wlll hate 3 chance to see the Panthers ln action for the flrst tlme clad 1n the1r new s1lk sults Fr1day mght Octob r 1 aealnst Gunn1son Cowboys Thls should be a good game mee Gunmson has lost only one play er from last years team The system whlch IS used IH elect mg captams for each football game seems to be a good one A new captain IS elect d for each game thereby glV mg each member of the first team the honor of bemg captaln durlnv a game Bernard Pfelfer was captaln during the Olathe game and Dxck Shea was captam durmg the Durango game The Durango players were all good spoxts Every tlme a Delta player made a good block or tackle the Durangoans would congratulate h1m and help h1m The slope champxonshlp race IS Wlde open thls year Last weeks games showed several lop Slded scores Montrose Paoma Grand Junctxon Fru1ta and Delta came out on top Panthers Swamp Olathe In Frrst Game 26 0 The Delta Panthers made known that they would be one of the out tandmg contenders for the Slope Champlonshlp when they overwhelmed The Panther grld mach1ne showed exceptlonal defenslve ablllty by Smash mg the Olathe forward wall consist ently as the Pxrates trled gamely to get thelr flrst downs Gardnu and Bugg were sparkplugs on therr sldes of the lme whxle Glenn Bertrand Sleber and Lawson played good games at the1r respectlve pos1t1ons Phelfer and Mc Vlanus backed up the 11ne and were ln thc th1Ck of every play Hmds Panther quarterback held down the p ssmg puntlng and much of the ball carrymg asslgnments wltn able ass1stance from McManus Sayre and Shea Although the Panthers showed rag gedness duxmg many of the plays they made up for xt xn thexr stone wall defense whlch was almost 1m pregnable Coach Merle Lefferdmk used hls re serves sex eral times and was lmpressed by thelr grim determlnatxon and llghtlng courage durmg eyery play W D Asfahls Entertam Teachers Ar Receptlon On Frlday September 10 a xecep tlon was glven for the teaches 0' Delta and other schools 1n the d1str1ct at the home of Mr and Mrs W D Asfahl Throughout the exennw nu IC was furnxshed by Mlss Ruth Sklnner at the Defeat Gunnlson Cowboys 13 6 n Flrst Ntght Game ESt3b11Sl1lI'lg thems lyes as one f the topnotch contenders for westeln slope conference honors th1s year Deltas scrappy Panthers took a 13 6 vlctory from the Gunn1son Cowboys ID their f1rst mght game on the new llghted fxeld here last Fr1day The GUHHISOH game resulted 1n the Panthers thlrd uctory so far thls season whlch promlses to be one of the most successful Delta has seen rn a long tlme Though the local eleven wearmg thelr new green and Whlte suxts for the flrst t1me falled to cllck m the openmg quarter and allowed Gunn1son to score early 1n the game on a pass they came back Wlth a rush and overpowered the Cowboys later ln the game MacManus plungmg Panther full back accounted for seven of the thlr teen polnts as he plunged through the center of the lme 1n the second quart er for the flrst score and agaln plowed over for the converslon J T Hlnds brought home the second tally behlnd good interference ln the closmg mm utes of the game by sl1c1ng twelve yards off left tackle to cross the goal l1ne Power plays and some long passes featured the Panthers play dur 1ng the second half The hne showed 1ts strength espec lally on offense openmg up large holes almost at w1ll for the backfleld men to ut1l1ze IH maklng thelr many marches down the tleld Delta outgamed Gun nlson from scrlmmage more than twlte over and only fumbles prevented tne score from bemg much hxgher 1I1 Deltas favor Bugg Gardner Pfelfer and Lawson shone very well for the1r work 1n the me Boosters Club May Be Formed By Townsmen We have been asked W1th the new llghts at the athletlc fleld and the pros pect for one of the best teams 1n re cent years why not stlmulate new 1nterests m football locally by organ 1z1ng the buslness men and others mto a boosters club s1m1lar to the one Coach George Scott used to have t Fort Collms where he secured 100 percent support from the commumty We think its a good suggestion and pass lt on to those who would l1ke to see the Delta Panthers on the top of the heap at the end of the season We are told that Coach Merle Lefferdlnk would be happy to co operate ln the move and we know the boys on the team at1on would appreclate thls co oper VlOllH and Mrs Gordon Hodgens at the mano Refreshrrtnts were serxcd 111 the du 1ng room a g o o -- --fi Y --e. ,, ,a,,7 W , ,mea Y ,,,,7 , 7, , Y, Y WY Y Y , . 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