Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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Page 16 In The Classes All the students of the department of Engllsh wrote themes for Natlonal Educatxon Week Subjects chosen as essay topxcs were The Llfe of Horace Mann Horace Mann and the Amer lean Publlc Schools Educatxon and Peace Educatlon and Intelll e Cltlzenshlp I Pay Tr1bute to Those Who Make My Educatlon Posslble How the Amerlcan Educatxonal Sys tem Is Fmanced Schools and Our Constltutlon and Llfe long Learn m November 5 marked the end of the three weeks perlod alloted students for make up work followmg the flrst SIX weeks dxstrlbutlon of report cards Any student falllflg to make up h1s work Clllflng thls allotted t1me 1S auto matlcally falled 1n that work Teasers for the JUDIOI' class play The Black Flammgo were glven atl the Elks Club on Wedresday October 2 at th North Delta Communltyl Club on Saturday October 30 and at the LIONS Club on November 2 The cast has been chosen for a one act play Stolen Frult U to be glven by the Frlday Dramatlc Club sometxme ln the future MISS Helen Lewxs returned from Iowa where she had been called by the death of her slster Her place was fllled by Mrs Dale Maag Pranksters celebratlng Halloween d stroyed most of the stage settmgs Whlch had been prepared for the jun1or Play The stave c1ew worked buslly to resurrect and reconstruct the set for l st weeks performances Surprise reglstered on the faces of the journallsm students when they fmund that as a result of then' own Jllflflng the Panther Pant fell 200 pomts below the pe fect score of 1000 et bv the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Asgoclatmll Thev judged the news Wlllmfz and edltmg d1v1s1on most se , xexely The edltorxals of Catherlne Fulghum Neville Cllfton and Jane Cleland e c wed the hlghest averages 1n a jour nallsm class judgmg contest The s cond year shorth md class 1S IYIIIJFOVIHQ Beatrlc Bowers Jane Cle I lend Neville Cl1ftOn Bobble Ehrgott Betty LOU l-'YOU and Betty Jane Murphy have recelved certlflcates forl Wflfma 65 words per mmute for f1ve mlnUt9S wlth 95 per cent accuracy Betty Lou Lyon Nev1l1 Cl1fton Bob L19 El'1'g0tt and Don Mxyake have re y Celved their theory test certlflcates FASHIONS qlyles at the recent Lev1 G1ngham dance were attractive to Say the least Faye Meacham, Delta hlgh Senjgry was attlred 1n a red cotton prmt full swmg cklrtf bobby Sox, and halrbow Betty Hallock Wore 3 blue Pflnt, and Glenora I-'ee W-35 P3t1'10tlCHlly attlred 1n a red, white, and blue Betty Murphy worel her old standby, her ffbrlghtv red Cu l lottes Margaret Marple, our adorable blonde freshman, was as cute as ever In a Short pastel frock of cotton pxmt PANTHER PANT UNDER THE MOON From what we hear our supposltlon was correct The Gore Beach romance IS not only blossommg but 1S ln full bloom even m the dead of wmter Who could the two sophomore and junxor couples have been who told thelr poor unsuspectlng parents that they were gomg dancmg Frxday nlght and then spent the evenmg trymg to dltch three casual onlookers Mlghty fme car you have there Huck keepmg up w1th a V 8 Seems to us though that the grave an approprlate place down yard was hardly fo a break Whatts th1s world gettlng so that even safe anymore and 1n too We re sure Zal1ne an accldent but next tlme concentrate a l1ttle more on your dI'1V1l'lg and a l1t l le less on stuff and thmgs In th1s coming to Its the cows arent broad dayllght that lt was only b1ll on the Oles ' but you ll also be help ng to make thls world a safer place for all good cows lt seems as though accldents were the order of the day and nlght and many mmds were concentratmg on stuff and thmgs At any rate Hamhn couldnt have had h1s mlnd on h1S d1'lV1I1g when h landed 1n the d1tch Mr and Mrs Demmon are both showmg a few s1l ver threads among the gold , smce that mght because from what we heal' l1ttle Haml1n d1dn,t arr1ve home untxl the wee hours of the mormng Bob Hardmg was wearlng bandagesl on h1s head last week suffer1ng from a mme fall on l'l1S head We dont sayl that he wasnt concentratmg complete ly on h1s drlvmg when he had the ac 1 cxdent but we dxd hear that he WHS returnmf from the Junctlon where he had gone to V1S1t h1s best gal 1nc1 dently she s a jun1or college glrl Any way Bob s old jallople was so com pletely demollshed that he dldnt even brmg lt home Bettv Lou Last nlght J T tr1ed to put h1s arms around me three tlmes Glenora Some arms Hamlm Graham undoubtedly the most styl1sh fellow at the dance wore a palr Cor was lt three PHITSJ of blue coveralls llke the ones of whlch a recent alumnl was S0 Fond You no t1C9d the brxght orange s1lk shlrt trlm med ln red before you even saw Bonsal Buzzard Wayne Gores spurs llterally clanked whenever he took a step Mar v1s Ixeyser and Dean W1Ht6FS typlcal mxlkman s attlre attracted then share of attentlon And the orchestra oh' the olchestra' The latest ln what the well dressed man w1ll wear for a hat' Cefus Boyd could hardly be Seen for h1s fedora Pr1nky,sU l1ttle straw hat could hardly be seen for Pr1nky Leo Mey er 1n h1s old red and black fedora turn cd up ln the front looked as lf he were November 22 19 3 7 B1ts of News M1ss Charlotte Loomls formerly of Delta and who IS teachlng at Monte VlSt8 w1ll replace M1ss Estelle Sea bourn former muslc teacher of Delta hlgh school M1ss Seabourn recently reslffned because of the lllness of her mother The new students who have enrolled m hlgh school smce school started ln September are Barbara Lohmann junlor Vern Nlckson junlor Ralph Renfrow JUHIOI' Katherlne Wllhams sophomore Mlldred W1ll1HmS sopho more Margaret Lell freshman Doro thy Logan freshman Melvm Hefley freshman Mary and Raymond Rodrl guez freshmen CUSt0d1ah E N Marvel asks all stu dents to be more careful about hand Img 1nk bottles ln the halls and class rooms The many accxdents ln the halls lately gxve the floors a bad ap pearance The Panther Pant staff recelved letter from MISS Estelle Seabourn thanklng the exchange edltor for send mg her COPIES of the paper to her I surely enjoyed them she wrote A buslness program IS bemg planned for the next meet1ng of the Gxrl Re serves A handwork program was held last Frlday Margaret Lell a freshman has re cently become a member of the Glrl Reserves Mr Robert P CF817 Mrs Norrls Ryder and the MISSGS MayBelle GOI' don Adelgunda Hanselmann Mxldred Tlmm Isola Curry and Rosamay Evans served as dramatlc crltxcs at the Wed nesday evenmff rehearsal of The Black Flammgo In the Dramatic Club In both the Thursday and Tuesday clubs the plctures for the Panther Pant and the annual have been taken Tryouts were held in the Tuesday club for the Chr1stmas play Why the Chlmes Rang Those who tr1ed out were Jlm Buekr1ng Gordon Harsh man Lawrence OBr1en Nevllle Cllf ton Ruth Banks and Tommy Nakano Also the class elected a program com mlttee Ivan Sm1th cha1rman Margaret Ann Adams and Arthur Sm1th Success jumor clasS Junctlon No a radlo pro gram It was an entlrely new adven ture for most of the cast and exclte ment ran hlah When the cast arrlved at the Hotel LaCourt, the actors were 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November 22 1937 PANTHER PANT Page 15 Panthers Wallop Fort Collms, 40 to 6 Coach Barrows Issues First Call for Basketball At the flrst basketball meeting of the ' year 31 boys attended The boys will practlce every afternoon at 3 00 o clock untll the football season IS over Then some of the football boys wlll go out for basketball and the squad will bel dlvlded lDt0 two groups a 3 00 o clock squad and a 5 00 o clock squad The Panthers have new green and white suxts th1s vear The Panthers have a schedule of 14 games slx of whlch w1ll be played on thexr own court The schedule IS as follows December Frl 10 Grand Junctlon at Grand Junc Wed 22 Grand Junctlon at Delta Frl 31 Crawford at Crawford January Frl 1 Paonla at Paoma Frl 14 Hotchklss at Delta Tues 18-Cedaredge at Delta Fl I'l 3 Tl H 3 I'l I'l 21 Montrose at Montrose 28-Gunmson at Gunmson 29 Gunmson at Gunmson Februarv 4-Cedaredge at Cedaredge 5 Paoma at Delta 12 Crawford at Delta 18-Montrose at Delta 2:1 Hotchklss at Hotchk1ss Panthers Emerge Victorious In Last Conference Tilt By 20 to 0 Score After an unlmpresslve scoreless fn-st half the Panthers came back wlth a Whlflwlnd attack to bury the Frulta Wlldcats under a 20 0 score The last conference game scheduled for the Panthers proved to be an lm presslve vlctorv The Wlldcats made a determlned bd for a score 1n the fl st half but could not stand up under the flerv blockmg of the Panther lme and the adept open field runmng of Sayre Hmds and McManus Sayre klcked off for the Panthers at the second half sending the boot to about the Frulta 15 yard lme Unable to penetrate the Panther hne or make anv headway by the aerlal rout they punted the ball out of dang r After two or three llne plunges and an off tackle Sayre carrled the ball on a re verse 1W1St9d and droxe hxs wav a full 30 yards and across the Frulta goal lme for the fxrst score of the game Not less than four plays later Hmds faded back and threw a long pass to Sayre deep In Wildcat terrltory who laced ox er the goal untouched for the second score of the game The last score of the game came from a long pass to Lawson rlght end Although the pass was not caught by Lawson, mterference was called on a Fruxta Panthers Pack Too Panther Sportllghts Much Power For MOTTIS Bugg Delta rlght tackle ers starred m the Cedaredge game Th1s I t Wlth a dlSp ay of power agams was the first touchdown by Bugg this whlch the eastern slope mvaders m the year Everett Lawson the rlght end of the Paifers first lmtersecgonil game C011 manage OD y One P19 SCOI'lI1g gown r gg led almost at wlll over the Fort Colllns The Delta Panthers second strmg ft Lambkms ln thelr game here Fr1daY s owed up well at Cedaredge last Frl Va ernoon day and also the thxrd strmg players who were there Keep xt up boys your tlme will come After beatxng Delta 3 to 0 seven players from the Grand JunCt10I1 team were kxcked off for not tralnl-Hg What a break for the Junctlonl Colorado U beat Utah U 17 to 7 Colorado seemed to have a one man team by the name of Whlzzer Whlte Panther Green Wave Rolls Over Cedaredge The superlor S129 and power of the Delta Panthers proved too much for a game Cedaredge eleven who fought throuffh four ouarters of football on thelr home field Frldav afternoon No vember 5 and fmallv pulled down a score thexr favored opponents though losmg the game by a count of 25 to 1 as the Deltans rolled to thelr flfth conference vlctory of the season PlCklhg up two scores m the flrstl quarter and one each ln the Second! quarter and second half the Panthers Out the game on the xcebox but let a high pass get past thelr defense m the' fourth quarter for a 65 yard gaml which set up the Cedaredge touch down Hmds Sayre and Bugg account ed for the four Delta scores Sayre once took the ball on a reverse play and loped 70 vards for a touchdown The Cedaredge eleven chose to 1 celve after wmmng the toss Sayre kxcked for Delta sendlng the plgskm to the Cubs 25 yard hne The early air barrage started by the Cubs was short llved as Pfelfer mter cepted a pass on the Cubs' 35 yard l1ne Lme smashes by Sayre and Mc Manus and fmally an off tackle by Hmds brought about the flrst Panther tally Hmds dropklck for the extra pomt was good The second Panther score came as a result of two good runs by Sayre and an off tackle by Hinds 1 Deltas second team and also the Panther freshman squad saw plenty of action Although they dld not score they kept the Cubs from putt1ng across man makmg the pass complete at the spot of mterference The spot of ln terference was over the goal so a touchdown was the result 1 Led by J T Hmds who agam show ed hls outstandmg abzllty as a fleld general and at passmg and klCklI1g the Panthers pxled up slx touchdowns and amassed an overwhelmmg sum of 420 total yards gamed throughout the game The Panthers scored twxce 1n the flrst quarter once each m the second and thlrd and twice 1n the fmal perlod Hmds accounted for three touchdowns Gardner for two and a well tossed pass Hmds to Shea brought the last once Hmds had a great day dropklck mg bootmg over perfect converslons ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUSV Betty Lou Lyon and J T Hmds when walkmg together w1ll not walk on op poslte Sld6S of a telephone pole tree lamp post or what have you Bad lurk they say Annabelle Adams says that lf she does not get out of bed on the rlght hand sxde of the bed the whole day 1S sure to go wrong Charlie Sleber swears that every time he washes hls car wxthout fall xt will ram Jane Cleland says that she beheves that dreams are sxgnlflcant R3bb1iS feet are very popular among members of the pep club at football games Dmk wouldn't thxnk of commg o a football game wlthout his old black hat and his red tle He admlts how ever that the t1e IS a lxttle less sup erstltxon and a llttle more habit Betty Jane Murphy says she has al ways been superstxtlous about the number 7 It seems that lt was the number on the Jersey of a certain foot ball player last year We wonder who a counter The third Panther tally came Just be fore the end of the second quarter as Sayre took the ball from Hmds and twisted hls way 70 yards to the Cubs goal lme The Cubs score a black spot agamst the Panther squad was malnly the re sult of a long pass from Bertrand to Hood whlch put the ball on the Panthers 4 yard lme A lme play was all that was needed from there for the Cubs single score of the game A pass for the extra polnt was good Bugg was shxfted to the backfxeld to smash the ball over for the last score of the game 9 U 1 1 1 z'v'v'v'-'v'-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-AvAvAv'vAv'v'v'v'v'-Av'v'v'v'v'-'-'vi 1 ' - d 1 . 1 ul - . , . 4' . . 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PAN I HER PAN Publxsh 11 B Weekly By The Dtlta H1gh School DECEMBER 4 CARNIVAL amaafvvsav BUY TB CHRISTMAS SEALS Asfahl Outlines Plans for Western Slope C E 4 Thxs comme year the Western Slope teache1s may rest assured that their best 1nterests w1ll be adequately look d aft rby Mr W D Asfahl newC E A pre ldent Mr Asfahl has succeeded Dr C G Houston to the pres1dency for the commg year of the western d1v1s1on Colorado Educatlonal Assoc latlon Dr Houston 1S now head of thel cxtenslon department of the Un1vers1ty cf Colorado at Boulder When questxoned as to the purpose of the C E A Mr Asfahl answered The C E A was orgamzed 63 year ago and ever smce ltS flrst organlza- t1on has done much to brmg about pro fCSSl0Ddl standards among the teacher 1 It has promoted much state leg 1slat1on not necessar1ly for the d1rect the teachers but to further educat1onal eff1c1ency IH general Th1s year Mr Asfahl IS busy arrane 1110 for the 1938 conventlon ID Grand Junctlon He w1ll contact all the sec tlonal presldents and the School Masters Clubs IH order to arrange for the 23 departments that plan to par tlclpate ln the comlng conventlon The pres1deney IS not the only offlc al connect1or- Mr Asfahl has or has had wth th C E A Thls summer he was chosen by the Western Slope C E A to represent them at the Natlonal Educatlon Assoclauon at De IFOII Last year he was v1ce presldent ot the western sectlon of C E A TIIIS Chu tmas w1ll mark h1s thlrd SESSION t the executlve sectlon at the General Asembly of C E A WhlLh 1s held at Colorado Sprlngs The Colorado Educatlon al ASSOCIHIIOII is dlVlded lnto three d1str1cts The Northeastern meets at Demer e Southeastern at Pueblo and the West ern at Grand J11nct1on Of the 9000 teachers ln the state 1000 of them are from the Western Slope Only 5c admlsslon at carn1val You Are Worth 550 38 The bmted States Treasury says you a e worth S50 38 today' Money 1n clculatlon durxng August totalled SIX nd one half b1ll1on dollars 1nd lf that amount were dlvlded equally a monff every man woman and chlld 1n the c untry each would have S50 38 llN DECEMBER December December 10-Basketball Game at Grand Junct1on Hlgh School Operetta All School Chrlstmas December December Mzss Jennie Tyler 4-Hlgh School Carmval Dlstf Program 1 December Hlgh School Basketball Game Chrlstmas Vacatlon December 22 Pay Your Subscrxptlon Now' Because the hlgh school paper was published on the strength of the slgn ers It 15 IS necessary that all persons who promlsed to subscr1be meet the1r obllgatlons The semester grades of th followmg students w1ll be held unt1l the yearly subscr1pt1on rate ls pald Dorothy Abbott James Abbott Glenms Adklns Corllss Anderson Cl1nton Bar low Ada Berry Bennle Brooks Kelth Calhoun Paul Campbell Delma Carp enter Darrell Cheatum LOIS Coates Chester Courand Marlan Dodd Gl0I'la Farmer Delmar Gardner Verle Good w1n MHTIOD Greer J1m Gr1ff1th Loulg Johnston Dorothy Lampshxre Mary Lew1s Betty Lxmmg Andrew Mallett Marjorle Marsh Earlyene Meacham Sld Mlller Tom Musser Leon Over bay Maxua Payne Ina Ph1ll1pS Junior Ray SylVll Richardson Phyllls Ryan Lorrame Scarlett Dlck Shea Allce S1eber Paul Shoemake Arthur Sm1th Jack Sm1th Eldon Sutton Fern Ten nlSOl'1 Lowell Thompson Angelme Tucker Paullne Umbrell Jake Ven trello Katherme Voorhees Bob Warn Chester W1ll1ams Fern W1ll1ams Betty W1soner and Frances Wood Dont forget the h1gh school carmval Saturday December 4 What the Alumm Are Domg The graduates of 37 are probably more lnterestmg than older ones than older ones Martha Mlller IS attendmd Redlands Colle e 1n Redlands Callfornla C tharxne Stowell and Charles Conk l1n are attend vt Woodbury College ln Dos Angeles Callforma Both are rat lr hlghly Esther Maurellus 15 going to DCDVGI' UTl1VEFSltV th1s year John Davls basketball hero of DH S IS attendxnq CU at Boulder th1s 5 ar Lou Anna Banks IS attendlne West zbutzon In Delta County For the ben ft of those strlcken wlth tuberculoS1s the whlte mans p aeue buy generously of the Chrlst mas seals that are now 1n the malls and bound for your home If a home fa1ls to re elve an envelope C0l'lt31nll'lg seals and you wlsh to get some not1fy lV.llSS Jennl Tyler 632 Dodge street Co Cp 101 M who ls the d1str1but1on cha1rman for Delta In some lnstances s hool mess ngers are bemff used to amd ln the dlstrlbutlon Mrs E R Ph1ll1ps IS serving publ1c1ty chanman and M1-5 H W Hazlett as Paoma chalrman The seals costs one cent each Buy enouffh to seal every Chrxstmas letter card and package Stolen Fru1t Presented By Dramatxc Club The Friday Dxamatxc Club under the dlrectlon of M155 Margaret E Hoke s cn ored the Thanksgwmg assembly program that was presented last Wed Frult ' a one act Colon1a1 comedy was enacted Mlles Stand1sh was played by Robert Whlte Barbara Ann Conk l1n Mlfldm Frances Bowle Aunt Resolute Amta Hlmes Rose Ehzabeth Froeue Philippe J1m Buehrlng John Presslev Plner and Garrett Bxlly Artt Frozen Assets was read by Hel en Hubbs and Kemper Lundy played two solo nufnbers on h1s bass horn Kemper was accompanled by Mrs L onard Doyle ern State College at Gunnison Ste e Tyler IS workxng for tht Doutle Dip lc Cream company 1n Glro A11 onu Donald Cxon r former tudent bnlv presldent IS now wer' 1nf1 1n Dunbars drug store Students of the cla s that axe now marrled are Martha Selber Irene Dl lon Mlldred Marshall Noam1 Chl wood Lella Verse LOIS Thomas D01 thy Frev 'md Ralph Core The name of Arthur Sm1th who played Eugene De Lussac THE BLACK FLAMINGO was unwlttmg ly om1tted from the cast revlew 1n the November 22nd ISSUE of the Panther Pant ' e 1- 1 ' 0 2 --V 4 V -- -V --- -V . 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