Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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Page 6 PANTHER PANT Puhlt hed B1 II ecklv Bw Delta Htgh School Delta Lolorado IXNTHER PANT STAFF rlltor 1n l 1 Q A slst As 1st latherlne Fulghutu 1111 lf rlltor Tommy 'N ll'xlIl0 ml K lnI1 lk tw lou I on Ihrlstlne I 1hor Fxerett I wt fn Norbert lkrtr1IltlI Lrlent KN tlker I e Iture I rl1tor Xexxlle Lltften Fvh Im P 4 no Nlargaret I relmg I stntblw Lrhtor Dorothy Curtis Xlll IC FCIIIOI' Betty lane Nlurplxy mt P11 or 'Xtvt l'4llI0l 1 Sports lftlltor Sport 1' lltor Nlorrls llugg Ne Ss ldtvor 05 lin te Xl1nr1 er 'klarus Ixtyser 1 lll ul it 1011 NI in lger Irene Lnrrett N1 lk: up Fthtor Glgma 11 qrmt r ll Ins N11 lCll'llll lwelyn Htworth S t ts ITIS 1111 I 1hor Ile Stty I111 'tluru nmtus ulyn lltworth Iuullt l1w kt r 'tlllll tl11Ire7 Ann abellt Atl 11111-I It Ill S1111tl1 l11 be lber Ge orgt lb lVl L 113.4 'we tbourn A CASE OF PRIDE r1de goeth before a fall has oft' been sald In spxte of thls maxmt let each student 1n Delta hlgh school have prlde tboth personal and m hrs schoolb and Elve to fate the chances of the a When the subJect of prlde IS spoken of maybe you wonder Just what pnde IS Let us turn to our fnend and counselor what th1s quahty or whlch one 1 pr1de Websters dlctlonary to see abstractlon IS Pr1de-The state of bemg proud That may be proud of IS a source As each the ax1s of the unlverse the fn-st pomt of the case should be personal prlde If every Tom Dlck and Harry has no prlde 1n personal appearance and be havxor but each Sue Sal and Lou does that makes the mark for school effxc I lency 1n personal prxde reg1ster at 50 Per cent Wlll 50 per cent effxcxency satlsfy you The students of the Jury say NO' The S6COI1d pomt to consider 1n thls weighty case ls school prlde Do take prlde 1n your school? Do you prlde 1n your school lawn D0 you pride IH your school aud1tor1um you take prlde 1n the neatness cleanlmess of your school Ah' the Jury says YES' Students ot the Jury declde the 1n your favor person thmks of h1mself as you take take D 'm LCISG WATCH OUT' I Theres the bell' Now xt s every fel low for hlmself a survlval of the flt test A grand scramble for the door, a dash down the hall, up the stalrs by leaps and bounds, and you're lucky lf LOU reach vour next class wlthout three or four brulses It's the same old scene every day after every class It must be Just the result of pent up energ1es, because lt couldn't be that everyone IS so BHXIOUS to get to the next class PANTHER PANT October 21 193 7 BACK THE PANTHERS' Students' Stand by' Harken to an S O S call from the Panther ' Each student must make It hlS duty to support each act1v1ty for wh1ch the P nther d h1s ' green and wh1te stands We have the team but how can you expect lt to go out and Wln whxle you wonder how you are gomg to scrape together enough money to go to the show Save a few of those 'scraplngs and buy an act1v1ty tlcket Make lt a P01f1t to go to every game when the Panthers are on the fleld For years students have been asklng for a real school paper yet now when we have one there are many who do not subscr1be but fmd somethlng else to compla1n about The ' Panther Pant I IS Just a cub so help lt to get a prop'-?fI start 'llhere IS a g1rls pep club-d1d you know? The Pantherettes should be Just the leaders not the whole root1ngI ectlon at the games Every student do your part to re 1 ve the S O S call from e Panther The Exchange COLORADO SPRINGS- At Co'orado College after every football game students remam m the stands whlle 'Our Colorado IS sung or played Colorado College has never been be ten by a Western State grld team ln the hlstory of athletxc rxvalry BOULDER John Davxs Delta youngster wlth plenty of slze and a good hlgh school xeputatxon IS among the more promls mg lads for the football team at Boul der umverslty HONOLULU In the Roosevelt hlgh school at Hon I o ulu the students are not governed byI student counc1l but by Judges chosen from the senior and Junior classes FORT WAYNE- Pup1ls of the South slde hlgh school at Fort Wayne Ind are 1equ1red to pay S100 tu1t1on lf they l1ve outslde the clty llmltS Is That Proper? Tom Nakano an outstandmg student of the senlor class made all embarras I smg mxstake durlng recltatlon period ln sen1or soclal sc1ence class last week The dlscussxon had waned from the more mtellectual materlal to that of a lower level Tom, WlSh1I1g to rev1ve lt, ra1sed h1s hand and asked, May we have a dlSCUSS10n on why we study wh1skey I Yells of laughter resounded from the room When the tumult dled, he ex plamed he had meant to ask for a dls cusslon of hxstory I A NAMELESS EPIC Connle Hurst The mght was so stlll so sllent so dark The cat was asleep the dog dxdnt bark Then from behind a cloud out came the moon The cat stretched the dog barked troubled start soon The cat yawned and stretched and quletly walked round To where the foe the dog lay asleep on the ground The cat poxsed then sprung the dog gave a yap What had awakened h1m from h1s nap? Ir strength and ln courage the dog d1dn't lack But the confounded cat was on top of h1s back Tom loosed h1s claws and fell flat on the ground Then Tom got up and started to trot stralght for the trunk of a tree The dog started after and that was the factor that woke poor l1ttle me tcontmued IH next ISSUE, The Torture Room QBy Bennxe Brooks! Oh' That moanmg mournful sound dlonlng-dronmg on mcessantly I shook my head 1n a stupor I was re gamxng my sense when a crack re sounded through the room I sat up startled and when I saw that I was not alone I was more confldent of 'ny self There were some of my frxends bemg tortured as unmerclfully as I was My gaze went further around the 1oom I was horrlfled to see one of my buddxes belng beaten w1th a huge board by a g1gant1c man Wlth a large clrcular glass 1n front of each eye he glared at my fellow belng and shouted at hlm unt1l everbody 1n the room quaked w1th fear tcontmued 1n next ISSUED BRAIN TWISTER To solve th1S test of reasonmg power you must flrst make the preposterous assumptlon that black men always l1e Ind whlte man always tell the truth At tw1l1ght you are rowlng toward a shore on wh1ch you see dlstmctly three men Are you whlte or bl ck A man answers but h1s words are blown away 111 the wmd A second man crles He says hes whlte and so am I The thlrd man cues He s black but I am whlte What IS the color of each of the I three ment QAnswer IH next xssueb On Wednesday afternoon October 20. through the courtesy of Mr Don Dungan, theatre manager, all of the hlgh school students who wlsh to at tend a show of Romeo and Jul1et and of The Servant of the Peoplen may be excused at 145 0'clock The pr1ce of admlsston 15 30c 9 . . 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PAN I HER PAN I JUNCTION HOTCHKISS FRIDAY OCT 29 Publlshed Bl Weekly By The Delta Hlgh School FRIDAY OCT 22 Vo l No 2 Delta, Colorado October 21 1937 P1-me 5 Cents Greeley Preszdent D H S ORGANIZATIONSHI l Latin II Class Wlns Speaks To Facultzes On Course of Study Dr George W Frasler presldent of Colorado State College at Greeley poke about modern currlculum ron structlon to the teachers gf the publlc schools at a late afternoon meetlng Monday October 11 The meetlng vt s held ln the assembly at the Llncoln bulldlng Dr Frasler pends two weeks every fall travellng throughout the state ol Colorado wlth Mr George ITWIH head of the extenslon dlvlslon of the L01 ege One thlng that struck me partlc ularly IS the uneveness of educatlonal advantages Some schools are models of educatlonal prosperlty whlle others are ln the throes ot an educatlonal depres slon remarked Dr Frasler In gener al however he found condltlons on the western slope commendable He com mented upon the Jump ln school at tendance that 15 so notlceable thls fall Presldent Frasler urged that all who would concern themselves Wlth currlc ulum constructlon flrst come to agreement on a workable phllosophy He suggested four guldes Encourage deslrable changes ln conduct bettcl ways of dolng what wlll be done any way achlevable goals and educatlon should pay a dlvldend on money used SINCE one of the maJor alms of the Delta faculty for the ensulng year IS to revlse the currlculum many of Dr , Frasler 5 comments were of a practlcal worth Glrl Reserves Elect Speclal Commlttees Speclal commlttees and chalrmen ofl those groups were elected by the Glrl Reserves at a meetlng last week The program commlttee IS composed of Bcr mee Hendrlckson chalrman Erlene VH llker Lorralne Walker and Mary Carpenter membershlp commlttee Lc ulse Hayes Chdlfman Ruth Walker Allce Sleber Lols Walker and Joy Teufert soclal commlttee Allce Slmps rn chalrman Anna Chalrez and F6111 McMlllan publlclty commlttee Marlan Dunn chalrman Molly Thompson Lrnestlne Lotta and 'Ioshle Nakaoka Future Farmers Make Plans for Blg Season The Delta chapter f F F A plans a prosperous and lnterestlng season The ten charter members are Guy Hooker Emery Tuttle Robert, Huckelby Wallace Ellsworth Charlle Sleber Nell Hocker Junlor Baldwln Twenty Three Boys Form Student Pollce Although the student po'lee force of Delta hlgh school IS small ln stature thls year It serves the purpose Its purpose IS not only to malntaln order on and about the school grounds dur W ln school actlvltles but also It IS at the SSTVICB of the publlc throughout the tlme of the actlvlty l The organlzatlon 1S composed of 23 members seven of whom served on the squad last year The organlzatlon meets everv Thurs day to dlSCUSS plans and POSIIIODS for the next game or actlvlty The remalnd er of the time IS spent ln sports Jake Ventrello IS captaln and the, other members are h1S lleutenants Those on the squad are Buck Marshall James Abbott George Llmlng Ernest Elllson Nathan Brooks MHYVIS Collom Gerald Rose Jlmmy Rh0adS Vance Tarold Ray Bennle Dean MaFVln Junlor Berkley Payne Leek Herd Howard Don Crabtree Kelth Calhoun Rex Helmlck John Trlantos Rooert Thompson Robert Ingles Walter Shoe make and Wlllard Hays Mr Dale Maag IS faculty sponsor New Llb rary Rules Are Put Into Effect Man lm rovements are being made Y P ln the school llbrary The books have all been moved to the front and en closed by a counter A llbrarlan wlll be IH charge of the checklng out of all books The followlng regulatlons are to be remembered Books except ref erence books may be checked Out for two weeks A flne of 2c a day wlll be due after that tlme Reference books may be obtalned from the llbrarlan for use durlng the perlod Puplls are not to check out books to themselves The llbfaflan IH charge wlll check out books and stamp them Wlth the date due Students are not admlt ted behlnd the counter Only the ll brarlans may open the cupboards ln the study hall All books due and overdue are to be returned to the llbrarlan on duty ln the llbrary FIIIQS are to be pald to John Stark No person who has an overdue book or an unpald flne may check out another book When a magazlne IS taken from the rack the students name the name of Wlllard Hays Blll Smlth and Lowell Thompson Plans are belng made by the chapter to send a represelltatlve to the state conx entlon at Fort Colllns IH February Actwzty Tzcket bales Competztlon MISS Jennle Tylers second year Latln class wOn the sale of actlvlty tlCk6tS by havlng 76 per cent of the fourth hour class purchase tlCkEtS Thls class wlll be entertalned at the Fox Egyptlan Theater through the courtesy of Mr Don Dungan manager M John Pendergrasts senlor Eng llsh class took second place wlth 72 per Cent The second year art class dlrected hy MISS Adelgunda Hanselmann won third place Wlth 66 per cent Mr Gord on Ayres and hls band students took fourth wlih a percentage of 62 The sale was slow compared wlth former years Of the whole student body only 50 per cent bought t1Ck9tS Mlss Alma McCloud Speaks to Students On Tlckets to Success MISS Alma B Cloud dlrector of pub llc relatlons of Woodbury Co' ege Los Angeles Callfornla gave a talk ln assembly Wednesday afternoon Oct ket to Success The four mam polnts of her talk were personallty frlendll ness tralnlng and makmg a good rec ord ln hlgh school She quoted several employment man agers s saylng the flrst quallflcatlons to success are frlendllness aptltude for work tralnlng ln a partlcular fleld and lntelllgence Wlthout all four of the e ' MISS Cloud sald the through tlcket to success cannot be bought Educatlon Week Wlll Be Observed Nov 7 13 Amerlcan Educatlon Week wlll lo observed by the Delta publlc schools from November 7 to November 13 ln cluslve The commlttee ln charge f the plans of the week of observance ls Messrs W D Asfahl general chalr Snyder Ollver S Ikon Pendergrast Phllllp S MISSGS Dorls McFadden Mabel Fetz and Vlrglnla man Clarence berry John Pratt and the Evelyn Sherd Newland the magazlne and the date should be put on the sllp provlded The nafne should be crossed off when the mag azlne IS returned to the rack The tables are to be used for refer ence work ' ' l I' l Q . 1. , . , , 0 ' Y- 1 . . . . . 1 - an- l l . . . , . 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October Z1 l937 PANTHER PANT Page 7 Panthers Turn Back Montrose, 13-6 Panther Grldsters Down Paoma Eagles In Splrlted Game Crownmg a 65 yard drive early m the f1rst pe lod for a touchdown and C0nClUd1ng wlth another one late ln the p s perlod the Panthers successfully downed the flghtmg Paoma grld team with a 14 0 count under the lxghts 1n the Delta hlgh school stadlum last Friday The only Paoma threat early m the second perlod was stemmed at the 30 yard lme after the Eagles had m nde three SUCCCSSIVG f1rst and tens A larffe crowd wltnessed the game The Delta squad woke from the en sumg battle ln the thud and fourth quarters wlth several dangerous threat uslng effectlve l1ne plunges and numer ous passes whlch worked for many yards The hlghllghts of the game were a 0 yard pass to Gardner Delta end and a 28 yard run by Sayre Hxnds passmg puntmg 1n whlch were lnclud ed the two extra pomts Haley and Woods dld most of the ball carrymg for the Paoma team besldes some good runnmg The effectxve Pa onla puntmg kept the scormg threat of the local team narrower Delta exh1b1t ed an almost a1r tlght defense co op eratlng with backs for Cl1Ck1I1g passlng plays and lme drlves Bugg Gardner Bertrand Lawson Glenn Pf1fer and Sexber were the ones who capably pex formed then' asslgnments L1kew1se Mc VIBHUS and Shea lncludmg Hmds and Sayre dld some credltable work for the Panthers l-lotchklss Eleven Shows Improvement Hotchkiss has a falrly large and ac t1ve team They were beaten by Paoma and by Olathe but are lmprovlng Last week they won over Norwood The game wlll be what mlght be called a grudge game Delta hasn't for gott n what Hotchkiss d1d to them last year ln basketball and therefore wxll be In the game wlth a lot of Splflt It hould not be too much of a surprlse 1f Hotchkiss has somethlng up the sleeve and glV6S Delta a run The game w1l1 be played Frlday n1ght November 22 the Delta hwh school Sf8dlUm Football Schedule It Olathe 0 Delta 25 24-Durango 0 Delta 6 1 Gunnlson 6 Delta 13 8 Paoma 0 Delta 14 19-Montrose, here 22 Hotchklss, here fnxghtj Sept S pt Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct lxlov Nov Panther Sportllghts Get so mean you cant l1ve wlth yourselves shouted Coach Merle Lef ferd1nk durmg football practice Noav hls statement has been carrled out slightly bettel than he expected 'IWvo mean lmemen who were trymg not to lxve with themselxes suddenly found that they had company after one of thelr smashme tackles When the com pany Coach Lefferdmk found P151 bearmgs he was no worse off than a few pulled hgaments In h1s leg whlch wxll keep hlm on crutches for a ew days or so Honorary captam for the Paoma game was Charles Sayre Everett Lawson a sumed the dutxes of captam 1n the Montrose game Much lmprovement 1 technlgue smce the Gunmson game was noted by the fans when the Panthers played the Paoma Eagles Frulta defeated Paoma 12 0 the week before the Delta game It IS therefore predlcted that the Delta Frulta game at Frulta w1ll be the closest game of the season The plctures of Panther grld players can be seen ln almost all of he wmdows ln the Delta busmess sec t1on The squad appreciates th1s and lfopes the 1nterest 1n football wlll con tmue 7 Pantherettes Order Flne New Costumes Why Don t they have any un1forms These are a few of the many questlons belng asked by students towns p ople and teachers There is an answer for each one Yes' There IS a pep club but as you all know the 3Ct1V1t19S started late th1s year It takes some tlme to order un1forms and get organ lzed The club f1rst ordered un1forms and then were dlsappolnted by a telegram saylng the company would be unable to make them The com mlttee got to work aga1n and fmally secured an order from Strong 81 Garrett The uniforms th1s year consxst of green cotton tw1l1 slacks the reg ular boys shlrt and dmk hats There IS a commlttee worklng on fo1mat1ons ard the Club hopes to maneuver as soon as the unlforrns arrlve The Pantherettes wlsh to express thelr ppreclat on Do we have a pep club havent they maneuvered 29 Grand Junctlon there Soccerball achlevement tests Con a-Cedaredge, there cluded the work ln soccerball ln Mlss 12 Frulta, there Ilene Nab1ty's gym classes Cutplay VISICOYS To Assume Role of Tltle Contenders Takmg the fleld ln the1r f1rst ma Jor test of strength of the present season the Delta Panthers Successfully stood off the threat of the Montrose Indlans on a sllppery fleld here last Frlday afternoon Outvalnmg and outplaylng the In dlans throuffhout m wlnnmg thexr 14 6 vlctory the Panthers emerged as one of the most llkely contenders for west slope conference honors now ln the possession of the Grand Junctlon TIQGFS Th Panthers recelved the ball the opemng klckoff punchmg the l1n to the Redskm 20 yard lme before Jflontros held them for downs The ball changed hands several tlmes dur mg the remamder of the f1rst quarter tlcough D lta ma1nta1ned the upper throughout The second quarter started out slovt ly but the Panthers soon h1t the1r strlde m a touchdown march whlch re sulted ln the f1rst score early 1n the perxod The touchdown was accounted tor by Hmds on an off tackle play after some brllllant runs by Sayre and McManus had helped put the oval ln scorlng posltlon The attempted con v rs on of the extra po1nt falled The second half agam found the Panthers m full control of the sltua txon puttmg the Indxans repeatedly on Ci fense Of thelr goal l1ne The second Panther scor1ng thrust came toward the mlddle of the thlrd quarter when McManus smashed the center of the lme dI'1V1l'lU' h1s way for 35 yards to the Indian goal The smgle Montrose touchdown came late m the fourth quarter when Ham mond Montrose quarterback flung a 30 yard pass to Lexcester Montrose end who m turn tossed a lateral to Al len who raced over the goal l1ne for the only Indlan tally The Panther defense work was ve1y commendable and some much lmproved bl0Ck1flg was demonstrated on offense Hmds McManus and Sayre 1n the backfleld and Gardner Bugg Pfelfer Bertrand Glenn Selber and Lawson on the l1ne all turned ln very good games Shea the blockmg back though not a ball carrler played a fme defensive game The Panthers gained 390 yards t 179 for Montrose and were credlted wlth 21 f1rst downs to Montroses flVD THE PANTHERS CBy Lloyd Bmtony The Panthers beat ,em every tlme So what's the use to spend a d1me They always beat, they never lose, For they wear champlon football shoes 7 . ,, , . . vs ' . - , , . . . -A I l I I K 1 X' . . . .. 4 - f ' rx L , - ' ' ' . 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