Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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mu XX 1 nel Page 10 PANTHER PANT PANTHER PANT N he I A N'IHl Il f1L 4 ul hum 'Xssr lllhfx Ir1mmxX1k11o 111101 Chhnd :XIV I0 Lx mt P1101 Mu 111101 s NVJII l'fll0I hu Illlt L1 or I fm 0 Xlllblfl Ikru md S mm EIITOI 111 L x Fdx or L I-ri Xullle Cllttml 16110 I ne- Tre S 14101 Imrmhx Lui s 1 I fl um Nlux 1 IX 1 1 x lx wel I 1 11 I Il mf xx 1 x X 1 lphx ll n 1 N 1101 THE GHOST WALKS The Ghost Walks But the School Splllt IS certamly restmg 1n peace W BV the School Splut, dont W peclally mean the nolse that student xc,dv makes at the football games of COUYSQ that IS an element 1n h1S per , onahty but the general attltude of me students towards then' currlcularx xct1v1t1es Fne years ago The Splrxt had a lot f fxghtw 1n h1m Everyone worked fm good grades and thc Honor Roll Look at hmm now Surely flve yea1s uuld not have aged hllil so much H0 scams, hke an old man haldly able to xc d Hes 1 zther chlldlsh too nevel 1 kmg mythmg seuoubly Pelhdps Im entudy I1l1Stdk8T'l May bn hLs not aged but Idther Just a lzy youncf blade He has what It i'1k9S but he won t g1V0 If he 1SIl,t mtelcstcd It should at lcfst be a case of prlde TO THE FRESIIMAN Fxeshman' Hele are youx a1che1Q Use th1s column fO1 your Code of Rules md Book of Ethxcs Fleshman fust last ,md always haxe pxoper respect for school property fac ulty and upperclassmun Be s.1re you IQ 'seated unt11 the lxst se-mor IS out of the assembly loom and do not hurry them along Soon we wlll be having, button week Ii you do not meant pxopelly to 1hlS woe IS Vou FIQSIWIHIHD xou 1 To go to ll nxltlcs 'md gnc suppmt io your school SHUI CO0p81atl0I1 11 tha gfnnes 'md lll lLtlVltl9S will be gleltly applemated md expected Fxeehman thls column lb Wlltten to YOU, Obits 1't and you w0n't leglet what you' O w w 1 1 J T was a chemlst But hes a chemlst no H1016 Fm what he thought was H20 IT HAPFI NTD IW OLTOBER Oct Oct Oc Oc OL Oct 1 1 2 2 Delta vs Gunmson dt Delta Delta xs Paomd at Delta Delta vs Montrose dt Della SIX weeks per1od ends Delta vs Hotchklss at Delta 29 Teachers convemlon Grand Junctlon Twentv Students W1n Places on Honor Roll To Wm a place on the Delta h1gh school honor roll each candidate must have two As and two Bs If a Stl-1 dent IS carrymg f1V6 subyects an ex ccptmn ls made to th effect thai orw grade may be a C The grade A sig Ixlf1CS hmh work m quahtv and quam Uty The pup11 shows mltxatne Qklh nd thorou1hness B mdxcdtes work 'lbovc avercwe Tl e fl St Honor Roll of the year m dudes S mom with thier- A s 'md one B lemor Angel and Excleit Lww on thlce As and two Bs Mary L Wlb md Ruth Banks Jumoxs who have thlee A s and two Bs Ruth Schaefer two A S and two BS Toshle D hacka 'md H 11V Bla lfflv two As and thlee Bs-Jose yhme Beach and Barbara Blown SoDY'omores w1th four A 5 Patsy Harrm ton tkree As and one B xklllard HayQ three A S and two B s Wanda Satt rfleld two As and two B s Leon Overbay two As and three Bs Henry Stark F' shmavm havlnf four As Wxlhe 'Wal xokd three As and onp B Edltl' Llev two As and two Bs Thomas SIIVQY MUIITH Llflllrlg Bonme Bxooks nd Jlm Bc 115 Delta Schools Plan Celebratlon of Natlolial Ed Yveek N'1t10na1 Educatlon Week the Theme of whlph 15 Educatlon and Our Na 1 0n'1l Llfe has been 'cet for the week of Novembm 7 to 13 HICIUSIVC The themes to be earned out fox the C1 ye, m th week axe Sundav CNox Cm We Educate fo Peace Uondav QNov 86 Buvmg Educiuonal SEIVICE Tu sdav CNov 9 Holac Mann Centemual XV6dI'l9Sdd5 CNox H05 O 1 Amerlcan Youth Pxoblem 'Vcufsflav CNOV 115 Schools and Oul COI'15t1tL1tlOU Fm av CNOx J Sghool Onen House Day Swturday CNov 133 Llfe Long Loaln g' The mlm fox Delta schools mcludes the mxkmf of post IS and dlsplaxs fo1 Llassmom md down town atom vxm glows socclnl '1 s mbly p1og1x1mQ and the VK,l1tlI1j,f of essays on the H012-ICC Mum C utenmal Open house m all Lllik-1001115 VK 111 bv l'I1dlYItl1Ilf,d thzoudh cut the wLek .md fuends of the sLhC01 die ulffed to Vlblt The local comm1ttee fox thm Week m dudes Messxs W D Asfahl fchalr many Clarence Snyder Ohver S Iken leuy John Penderglast Phll Platt nd the Nhsses Dons McFadden Evelyn Shcld Mable Fetz VIFQIYXIZ1 Newland! Was, H2504 ,And Adclguuda Hdnselmmm 1 November 3 19 3 1 A NAMELFSS EPIC fContmuedD I never had heard such H0159 n my hfe Sugh yellmq such barkmg such dm 'md such Stflfe My frlend yelled ' Hey g1mm1e .1 shoe, Ill show those two thmgs what Pm gonna do She threw the shoe a p1llow a clock But d6Sp1t9 hel efforts those two wouldnt stop They raged and they roared I cowerer ln my bed Dug down m the plllows and coverel my head But my fue-nd the strong hearted th brave Qald Sh d go out and make those twfx behaxe Sh gxabbed hcl bathrobe her onlx 7111101 1b10om SPG was going to stop that n01SL pretty soon So bx nely iolth on hex mlsslon sh' I rem mb 1 the dGtGlII11Y1Bf1Oll on hex f et Clrse to the msgmg foe she crept Crept slowly on Whlle the clty slept She trlpped on a mock fell down 0 th lawn But undaunted she crept on and on She waved hcl broom and then Sald Seat The cat :dn the dog flew, and thal was that The he-rome came back, v1ctor1ous m war The mght was Stlll the battle was 0 er Sh Sald It was nothmg and gut back mio bed I shamefullx took the plllow fl Om Off m head The mght was quiet agam St1l1 and deep She was a huome I went back to Aeep THE END The Exchange Colorado Springs The Rocky Mountam JUHIOI Debatc conference vull meet December 3 at Colorado College Boulder The students of Colorado College will 20 bv spec1al txam to the football game t C0101 ado Umverslty November 13 Appldon Many student'-. IS well as teanhms have been absent fxom school 111 the past two wezks due to flu Frulta The F1u1'1 Wl1dCdfS have lost only one football game th1s season That game was wlth Gland Junctxon At the Flulta Gland Junctlon game there were foux or f1V9 alumm who played wlth the Frulta band shovumq that thev me stlll fol Fru1ta even thoudh they go to college ln Grand Junctlon 'V 7 1 1 ' 1, , A ' V . , . 1 f . ' - . . , . lmmi-h.-.1 1:1-W.-.my lay i 8 Y .T 2 Q 'Y . lbvlm High fr- :nl X ' ' ' . V ' . ' , ' In-l an, 1'ulu1':1ln 1 L 5 - - ' - X ' - mmf-W-' - A 1. s - . -. -, , . , . . . H . . ' . 2 . ' . ' ' PA. 4. mx I SI A1-11 1 1 8 , . .H . , . , , . , . , v ' . - I . l.ml11m'-m- I1-t ., ....... 4 11111 -l'1m- 11 5: g . 1 ' 1 :ir am Il'mx'.. ........ j ,E 'al ' Y YY ,U Assisi: 2141 ............ .1 1 f 11 ' ' , ' , . i'r' .... , ....... ..li1 Q .u gong ' ' , . , .y , . . . I ' Gll'l.' -I ' ...... .,1' 's A 1b X X ' , , . , . . 1 w hugs .1 5 '. ....... Iuvf-1':-11 .. 'f Il 1 .. AIo 's Iiuglu, .' 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REDGE PANTHER PANT BEAT NOVEMBFR 5' Publrshed B1 Weekly By The Dtlta Hrgh School NOVEMBER 5' Vo 1 No 3 Delta, Colorado Nov 3 1937 Prrce 5 Cents W D Asfahl Elected C E A Pres1dent Delta Teacher Tells llbout Her Trrp To England lNov lNov Nos Nov Mass Margaret E Hoke an Englash NOV teacher rn the Delta hrgh school re counts her tour rn England rn 19 0 wrtla d party ot students from D U Mass Hoke says N I drdnt get seasrck eorng over though many of the people dad The nrght of the saalorsa banquet lt was unusually rough and you could look out the porthole and :ne manute you saw sky the next a grvantac wave When the arrrved rn the ba at Nov Nov lNov Nov Nov IW NOVEMBER Levr and gingham dance Delta vs Cedaredge at Cedar edge Delta vs Frurta at Frurta Junror class play Cedaredge glV9S a sp cral as l sembly program Delta g1V9S a specral assembly at Cedared e Band concert Hlgh school carnrval Close of second srx weeksl p rrod l 20 Thanksvrvlng vacatron MISS Hoke Announces Y Cook Ireland th party had, a most rnterestrng experrence They rescued a sarlor and has two sons from burnlng flshlng smack They had been drlftlng about wrth the tide for some tame When they were brought aboard the steamer the man was badly burn ed but the sons were both umn1u cd They took up a collectlon from the people on the steamer and got about S400 When they rrlved rn London they xrsrted all the places one as supposed to VlS1t when one 1S rn London Several of the places they vrsated were Tower of London and the torture dungeon all the places connected wrth Shakespeare lr a garden where Shakespeare met those who rnduced ham to go to Lon don the party had tea The v1s1teJ several old castles some of whrch are an rums and some of whrch are kept up In Wrndsor Castl the the crown Jewels and the coronatacn crown wrth whrch George the VI was crowned Mlss Hoke sard I sat rn thc coronataon chan when the guade wasat lookrng Whale xrsrtrng Westmrnaster Abbey they saw the graves of all h famous poets m the Poets Corner They took a boat rrde up the Thames raver and saw all the country estates borderlng this river They rode on Brat rsh trams whrch would make one srck er thar a steamer Levres and Grnghams Wlll Be Worn at Frrst H S Dance The farst hrgh school danc IS to bf' held an the hrgh school audrtorrum Noxember 5 at 8 30 o clock A novel theme as to be carrred out The boys ale to wear lexres and the garlg gmgham dresses There as to be tCont1nued on page 33 Complete Play Cast The 1un1or class wath stud nt d rector Connre Hurst and Darector Mass Margaret Hoke have been workmg hard vuth the cast and Stage Manager Jake Ventrrlo rn order that the Junaor play The Black Flamrngo whaeh rs to be grven Thursday and F1 aday November 11 and 12 wall be ready for presenta tron Phyllas Weaver and Genevaexe Lugar are an charge of the costumes The cast IS as follows Caffllostro 1 Pamlln Graham Drana Vrrgmra Hard Arthur Smrth Charlotte Marjorr Marsh Bodrer Robert Bllstrom Bou rlen Glenn Herendeen Gavrochc Harry Blakely Madam Bodaer Anrta 1Jean Dotts Clotrlda Marran Dunn Popo Howard Thompson Francots Charles Drllon Prrest Melbert Dava B ssange Emory Tuttle Over Two Hundred Students Attend Romeo and ulret Shakespeareg ammortal play 0 meo and Juliet showed Wednesday afternoon October 20 at the Fox Effyp taan theatre before about 250 hagh chool students The story well known to all as the tragrc love of Romeo a member of the house of Montague for Juliet wht was a Capulet There was such en maty between thes two houses that exen the servants contrnuall fought The part of Julret was la ed by the beautlful Norma Shearer and her lover Romeo by Leslle Howard Julrets old nurse played by Edna 'Vfae Olner was the only person be ldes the old pr rest who knew of thelr loxe She loved Julret and wanted her to be happy but exen she could not vtard off the pendrng tragedy 1 l l 1000 Western blope Teachers Met At Grand Junction From all over the western slope teachers superantendents school board and P T A members met at Grand Junctron October 28 to 30 to attend the annual conventlon of the western drvrsron of the Colorado Educatronal A socratron The sessrons opened Thursday morn mg at 9 30 o clock at the Mesa theater with C G Houston former dean of Mesa college presrdent of the western davasron C E A presadrng One of the mam features of the C E A sessrons was the Mesa Colleg Symphony Orchestra under the drrec tlon of Lawrence Sardonl head of the Mesa college musrc department The orchestra appeared 1n concert Thursday ewenrng at 815 oclock rn the hlgh school audrtorrum rmmedrately follow ng the annual Chamber ranquet for the teachers Many Krown Sp Governor Teller Ammons of Color rdo spoke Thursday mornrnv L Troxel of Greeley and presrdent of the Colorado Educatronal Assocratron of Commerc akers On Frlday O 'ipok at 10 o clock at the Mesa the rtel Elmore Peterson dean of the school busrness admanrstratron at the Umvel srty of Colorado and a m mber of tht state pl annang COf lIT1ISSlOI1 spoke Thursday mornmg Saturday Dr Clarence Edmund Ra rack president of the Fort Hayes Kansas state college spoke to the county superrntendents and rural teachers at a breakfast sessron Con ressnr an Brooks Fletcher f Oh o author of the Black Fletcher ball lor federal ard for educatlon also d u essed the teachers Saturday Many Banqutts Held A banquet for the western slope coaches was held at the La Court l'10 tel Thursday evenlng a breakfast for the Junlor College Alumnr Assoclatron was held Fraday mornrng the band dlrectors were guests at a luncheon Thursday noon gaven by the Wmfreld Vall y School Masters Club and thc Uncompahgre Valley School Masters Club met at a breakfast rt the Grand Cafe Frrday mornrng Delta Teachers Honored Those who were honored bv beam, Included on the assocratron program v-ere John Pendergrast who gave aocal solo W D Asfahl who gave 'a report on the N E A conventaon and who was elected presrdent of the west ern dlW1S1OH of C E A for next year tContanued On 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November3 1937 PANTHER PANT Page 11 Panthers I-lold Trgers To 3 to o Score Hotehkrss Defeated By Panthers rn Fast Game The undefeated and untred re ord the Delta Panthers was stretched to srx grmes Frrday rrrght 'rt the hrvlr school stadrum as the gr en and whrte lrcrde took an outwerffhed but scrappx Hotchkiss to a 40 to 0 cleanrrr The Panther second strrng started off the game wrth a bang as Junror carrred the ball for about all the Hotchkrss 10 yard marke frrst play through the lrne In few plays the ball was smashed goal by McManus frrst strrnf fullbrck who was playrng rn th plac of Don Mryake who had been rll The Hotehkrss eleven reccrved thc Lall and then made therr clos st brd for touchdown Smashrng the lrne and completrng a lone: pass they had th ball on the Panther nrne yard lrne and rn an excellent posrtron to score But the green and whrte lme put on the pressure stopprng every Hotchkrss play The Panthers took possessron of the ball at hrs pornt and Hrnds Delta quarterback punted the ball to the Hotchkrss 45 yard lme About the second play Hotchkrss threw a short Sampson y ards to on therr the next C ver the ed by Hrnds Under excellent block nJ he carrred the prdskrn over thf Hotchkrss goal lrne The krck for extra pornt was good The remarnder of the quarter found no dangerous threats by erther srde At the tart of the second half the Panthers chose to recerve the ball The prgskrn came down the freld to Hrnds who agarn as rn the s cond quarte arrred he ball over the goal lme The Bertrand Gardner and Lawson held th lme playrng of Bugg Seber Glenn Bulldogs to therr few frrst downs whrle Pfelfer McManus Sayre and Shea took crown every runner that happened to et throu h the Delta lrne The hrghlrght of the last quart r was long run bv Junror Sampson On the thrrd down Sampson dropped back for what seemed to be a sure pornt The b ll came back and rnstead of a krck hc ball was carrred around the end and the whole length of the lrcld fo a touchdown No less than 24 Panther players took prrt rn the game Hrgh School Dance tContmued From P rgc lj absolutely no dressrng up There wrll be approprrate decora trorrs rn the gvm and refreshments be served durrng the course of the enrng The hlgh school dance band furnrsh the musrc At former hrgh school dances room seemed lrterally ahve wrth chap crones The number has been lrmrted to two couples The faculty wrll b rnvrted W1 vtl 9 Lose By Narrow Panther Sportlrghts Count After The Delta football squad wrshes to er-.press rts apprecratron to Don Dunffan for hrs rnterest and generosrty rn let tmg the team attend the show free on Monday nrghts for every game that they wrn The frght and d termrnrtron of the P mth r second t am durme the Hotch k ss fam proved to the Delta fans that the Panthers have plenty of reserve strength Keep rt up boys' Bugg Prnthcr tackle captrmed the g, lme at Grand Junctron Frrdry The Delta band and p p club showed great sprrrt rt Grand Junctror They maneuvered fcrmrng thc letters G J 'md D H S The Panthers and the Trgers broke about even on th statrstrcs both hav mg nrne frrst downs The Trgers arned 202 yards from the lrne of scrrrnmaffe tr 181 for the Panthers The Panthers lost 35 yards on penaltres to 2.1 for th Trgers The Panthers drdnt cross the Trgers lme but the Trgers drdnt cross the P rthers goal lrne erther although they drd get three pornts from a freld goa Delta grrdsters travel to Cedaredge Prrday rm Denny Prctures Delta Football rn 1907 Jrm Denny a mechanrc now employed at the Holly Sugar company gave hrs mterestrng versron of old trme football as rt was played rn Delta county about 1007 Jrm used to be a lrttle fellow when he played end on the Hotrhkrss eleven rn 1f07 However hrs peed made up for hrs srze He could run the hundred rn clos to 10 5 conds The team w s compos d mostly of hreh school boys '1 few graduates were strll rn the lrn The equrpment was usually p0OY ome newer had helmets or shoulder p ds to wear H exp ss d the fact that there were few rnJuI10s accordrn to the amount and krnd cf equlpment used At that trme Garnet Mesa and the town of Delta had two separate teams Cach always at the other s throat Few schools had coaches but th Deltr town team was one of the frrst teams to have one but they wrll pay the regul rr admr sron To arouse rrrterest and promptne s the frrst ten couples to come to the dance wrll be rdmrtted for 2ac otlrtr wrse the admrssron wrll be 35 An advance sale of trckets rl I held Everybody rs rn rted Tough Battle The Delta Panthers drsplayed plenty of power both defensrvely and ot ter qtely by consrstently p acrnv them lves rn scorrng posrtron and also by holdrn the pre game favorrt s thc Trgers to nrne irrst downs The Prnlh ers reeled off rr ne frrst downs also to exen up that part of the statrstrcs The only score of the game came in the thrrd quarter when Walker regul rr quarterba lc and fearless dropkrckef went rntr the game to attempt r bO0l lrom about th D lta 15 yard lrne The crowd tensed and there w s not H whrsper as the ball sarled back tr Walker who calmly dropped rt to th ground and booted rt between th bus for the single score of the game Th courage and stamrna needed by W rlker to put the prgskrn betw en the bus was thoroughly explarned rn the Grand Junctron paper after the grrd battle The Panther backfreld headed bv Hrnds and Sayre consrstently smashed off tackle and around end for srzerble earns whrle McManus hrt the center of the Junctron forward wall carryrr Trger tacklers wrth hrm The brrllrant work of Shea backfreld man and the whole Panther lrne rncludrncr Bu g Panther captarn Gardn r pass snatch g end B rtrand Blore Glenn Pferfer Serber and Lawson Tunror Sampson Panther reserve showed up well ln the backfreld when Hrnds be came mjrrred and was forced to th s delrnes The Panther defensrve work was well do-n Twrce the Tlgers were deep rn Panther trrrtory almost to the goal lrne however the touchdown threats owrndled as the Panthers stopped every T11 r play The 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