Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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Page 24 PANTHER PANT BITS 0' NEWS The annual Chrlstmas party of the D T C was held at the Methodlst church last Thursday evenmg t 6 30 Santa Claus had been busy the day before gettlng the gxfts ready to d1str1bute The boys and glrls m the mdus trxal art department repalred many toys secured by the Llons club at the toy matinee Last week they made bases on the Chrlstmas trees for the Class rooms at the Llncoln and Central bulldlngs Entertalnlng thelr mothers at a dm ner cooked by themselves IS the latest actlvlty of the boys of the famous Bachelors club at the 3un1or hlgh Mlss Mildred Timm IS sponsor of the club Many pretty llttle dollxes that are to be glven away at Chrlstmas time were glven new dresses by the Glrl Reserves Mrs Mebel Teufert and Mrs L H Hendrickson were guests of the Glrl Reserves at the1r December 10 meet 1n Martha Mlller and Esther Marellus former students at D H S attend ed the assembly program last Wed nesday Kathryn Wllhams Ellzabeth Am brose Ivan Smith and Mrs John Pen dergrast were the wmners at the musical contest whlch was held last Wednesday Each recelved a box of candy The semester reports of the rollow l mg people wlll be held 1n the 0fflCe untxl thelr Panther Pant subscr1pt1ons has been pald Dorothy Abbott James Abbott Glennls Adklns Corhss Ander sor Ada Berry Bennxe Brooks Kelth Calhoun Paul Campbell Delma Carp enter Darrel Cheatum Lols Coates Chester Couraud Gerald1ne Dorsey Mar an Dodd Delmar Gardner Verle Goodwm MHFIOH Greer Jlm Grrffxth Louls Hagener Betty Harrlngton Gordon Harshman Eldon Herd Glenn Hxcks Genevleve Hobbs Guy Hocker Marle James Sara Jane Johnston' Dorothy Lampshlre Mary Lewls Betty Lxmmmg Andrew Mallerr Marjorlem Marsh S1d Mrller Tom Musser Leon Overbay Marcla Payne Ina Phxlllpsl Jr Ray Sylvia Richardson Phyllxs Ryon Lorralne Scarlett Dlck Shea Paul Shoemake Arthur Smlth Jack! Smlth Eldon Suton Fern Tennlson Lowell Thompson Angelme Tucker Jake Ventrello Katherlne Voorhees Chester WllllamS Fern Wxllxams Betty WISODEP Frances Wood A mock lnltlatxon of new members was held Wednesday evenmg D cember 1 at the monthly meetxng of the F F A Electlon for pres1dent was held followmg the reslgnatlon f Charlle Sleber Junior Baldwln VICE president was elected presldent and Ralph Renfrow was elected vlce presl dent done 1n the larger llbrarles MISS Mayer says she wlll be glad to explaln the Readers Gulde an d d1t1on to the llbrary th1s year The lxbrary has over 60 per cent of the magazmes 1ndexed 1n the Readers Gulde Accordlng to Mlss Mayer the Vaflety of magazxnes Ih1S year more complete than lt has been 1n the past seven years Those maga zmes recelved currently are L1fe Popular Mechamcs Scholastxc Farm Journal Popular Sclence Good House keeplng Llterary Dlgest Current Hls tory Better Homes and Gardens Thxnk Amerlcan Judge National Geographlc Newsweek School and Soclety Scrlbners The School MUSIC lan Fllm Toplcs Tlme Rotarlan Stevens Standard Socxal Frontxer Colorado Englneers Safety Educat1on Educatlonal MUSIC Magazlne Student L1fe Rural Electrxcal News and Amerlca Spreads Her Wings The llbrary has accumulated enough magazlnes so that a valuable flle has been formed SHREDDED WIT Heard ln typlng class Mxss Gordon tas Don SIIS on a tack placed on hls cha1rJ Now there s an other polnt to get up! Erght o clock' Exght o clock' M Barrow fturnlng overj You d1d You d better call a doctor Mrs Roosevelt Mrs Mussollnl The Duchess of WlndSOf and Mrs Lind bergh were playmg brldge Mrs Mus SOl1I1l Sald 'I cant b1d all I have IS a duce Wally passed all she had was a kmg Mrs Lmdbergh dld llkew se for she held a lone ace Mrs Roosevelt Sald I cant b1d elther all I have IS a Joker I call for a new deal Pronounce Words used mstead f nouns Pmg pong C1ty 1n Chma Haddock A pam 1n the head HERE'S WHAT THEY WANT Fred D1xon a package of henna rmse J T HlHdS a toy football Alfred Marvel a G man set Kemper Lundy a Shlrley Temple do Mr Pendergrast a complete set of Shakespeare s work BObbl9 Ehrgott a new Webster s un abrldged Charles Dlllon a new compact DICK and Junlor a good alarm clock Fern Blackburn and Elton Spaldmg a blcycle bu1lt for two Marvxs Keyser a new girl Wayne Gore a truck so that he can haul more klds around George Seabourn a book on How to Make Love ln Ten Easy Les sons December 22 19 3 7 I l 1 P In The Classes The commerclal department was turned 1nto a mlnlature prlntlng de partment last week They mlmeograph ed 40 coples of Instructlons for the one act play contest 10 copies of a hlstory outhne 200 cards for athletlcs and 39.1 general 1nformat1on cards Havmg fmlshed a un1t on the short story tudents rn M1ss Currys fresh man Enghsh classes brought thelr wrltten work together 1n notebook form Although decoratlve covers were not required for the notebooks several found pleasure 1n maklncf attractlve covers Lud e Rxchards made a wooden treasure chest IH whlch he enclosed h1s work vthlle Junlor Glenn Thomas Sllvey M111 e Beach Anlta Hlm6S Eth el Markley Allce Selber Ann Conklln and Iva Lu Kaley made mterestlng pap r covers The novel Ivanhoe by Slr Walter Scott wlll form a baS1S of study durmrf the next SIX weeks The semox soclal sclence class has just f1n1shed an mterestmg umt on soclo ogy and IS now startlng on a un1t d allng wlth economlcs The Cla s plans to have several speclal progects during the school year Betty Lou Lyon ueen Of H S Carnlval Betty Lou Lyon was chosen carnlval que n vuth B tty Gflfflth Betty Klng and Margaret Marple as her attendants Betty Lou was gxven a golden crown by Everett Lawson student body presl dent The r scundlnv applause from the aucuence Slgnlfled thelr approval A gross prof1t of S257 95 was real 1zed from the concesslons and booths The radlo booth was the blggest sue cess takmcf 1n 559 tlckets and makmg a net profxt of S22 41 Runnlnv closely behind IH the sale of tlckets was the country store wxhch took ln 544 txc kets and made a proflt of S24 00 The total expense of the entlre carmval Ian between '2100 and S159 Much of th success of the carnlval was due to the h1gh school orchestra whleh provlded the music for the dance Over Flfty FIVE Books fCont nued From Page IJ Fe Trall and 'Plymouth Maid thc story of Purltan hfe m the Plymouth colony are among them Mlss Evelyn Mayer says that these new books are wrltten ln an lnterestlng story llke form wlth the hlstory contalned ln them easy to understand and enjoy able to read A new system has been lnaugu rated 1n the lxbrary Call shps are to be presented to the hbrarlan for books wanted Those sllps are to be mad out by consultmg the card catalog as 1 9 . 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December 27 1937 PANTHER PANT Page 23 Hmds and Bugg Rate All State Elevens for so early m the season the Delta Panthers outclassed the Junctxon Tlg ers to take a 22 to 10 vlctory on the latter s floor D61 Gardner Panther center play l ed an outstandmg game at the pivot post not only belng hugh point man of the game chalkmg up four baskets and a free throw but also standing out as a defenslve man Slmmons and Ray were two smooth workmg forwards connecting fo a good per cent of their shots Warner and Davxs another set of flashy Panther forwards were glven an edge over Slm mons and Ray on thelr defensive work although they dld not connect for as many baskets Hmds and Lawson played consistent games at the guard posts The fme de fenslve work by the guards and the center Gardner held the Tigers to fourl fleld goals Hogan and Lampshxre were outsand mg for the Tlgers Hogan was hxgh pomt man for Junctlon with two bas kets and a free throw A box summary of the game follows Delta 22 FG Warner Davis Ray Gardner Lawson Sayre Hmds Musser Total Grand Junction Kmney Hogan Stram Burch S ltes Lampshxre Fatherglll Pryor Braddock Gallxgan Talley Total 12F PANTHER QUINTET TO MEET F RAND JUINCTION TONIGHT The Panthers will meet Grand Junc 1 tlon m another practlce tilt tonlght Although the Tlgers were beaten 22' to 10 by the Panthers on December 10 the Tlgerg had already played a game agaxnst Pallsade that evemng and were exhausted from thexr efforts g The Txgers are led by Lampshlre and Hogan both forwards The qun tet has lots of scorlng power and play a rough game Several of the boys ae tall nd follow nicely Delta paced bv Gardner h s smooth good workmg team Thev lack scormg power whlch they wxll need THE 1937 ALL STATE PANTHERS DEFEAT 'moms H' SCHOOL ELEVENS 22 10 IN SEASON OPENER Panther Sportlxghts pmt All Sum, Tenn' DlSDlaylng a smooth brand of ball L E Les Mawr Longmont L T Phll Kronenberger Engle The Delta football squad agam wxsh l wood es to express 1ts apprecxatxon to Don L G Bob Espander Colorado Dungan for hrs mterest and generosltyl Sprmgs Ed Dunn Englewood m lettmg the team attend the show free on Monday mghts for every gamel that they won durmg the football season If the Delta football squad cant beat Junction Txgers mn football they can ln basketball In the flrst game oft the season Delta scored 22 agamst Grand Junctxons 10 Grand mesa provides one of the best facxlltles for sknng xn the state f Colorado Grand Junction Delta and Cedaredge are cooperatmg ln promot Ing thls wmter sport They feel sure that It is one of the coming sports of the state of Colorado Lawrence McManus better known Mac must be a ghost player e appeared ln the football picture but he wasnt named among the players orry Mac ' The Panthers all three teams were entertamed at dlnner by the Elks at the Elks Lodge Wednesday D cember 8 4 J T Hmds and Morrxs Bugg won all sate hlgh school ratmg by the Denver Post Out of The Past ONE YEAR AGO TODAY Sportllghts Football The 20 Delta hlgh school grxd men to earn letters m the past season by playmg the requlred 18 quarters are as follows Semors John Davis Cl de Ray Edwin Crocker Jlmmle Grxfflth and W D Steward 1un1ors Harold Abbott Norbert Bertrand Morrxs Bugg Delmar Gardner Roselle Glenn Ray mond Alexander J T Hmds Everett Lawson Don Mryake Bernard Pfelfer Charles Sleber Rlchard Shea and Bob Warner sophomores Jumor Sampson and Lawrence McManus Bats From Here and There Remembered Remarks of Registered Studxous Students Lets get tough Buddy Buvg 'Boy rs that a neat Job Chester Williams Very well very well ' Mr Bar rows I dxdnt do em Delmar Gardner You am t a lylng kid Betty Hal ock Oh boy Glenora Lee Lets get the wheels to turnmg Mr Snyder lf they expect to wm tonxght However the Panthers defensxve IS good 1 ver Q Buford Chrlstensen Brush Tony Brugger Lafayette J T Hmds Delta Hob Hogan Grand Junctxon Paul McClurg South Den Bob Hess Englewood Bob Wrlght Sargent Second Team Harvey Clxck Denver Lou Mlller Colorado Sprxngs Don Turk Englewood Larry Creaghe Lamar G-Jxm Busheff Englewood B SEVEN Morrls Bugg Delta Charles Hess Englewood Roy Clay Longmont H A Salter Lamar Franny Whlte Englewood Bob Coulter Burlxngton LETTERMEN REPORT FOR BASKETBALL PRACTICE Out of twelve conference games the Delta Panthers won nme losmg two contests to Hotchkiss and dxvldmg the serles with Cedaredge However the later to wm the slope champlonshlp John Davls Clyde Ray and Jlmmv Bawer wlll not retum with the team for 1938 and 1939 Of the nme boys who recexved letters seven w1ll retum and several sopl'o mores and freshmen are expected to lend strength to the squad The seven lettermen who have re ported for practice are Morrxs Bugg Melbert Dav s Delmar Gardner Ever ett Lawson Junxor Ray and Robert Warner J T Hmds was not here last year but he made his letter when he , was a sophomore Sport Sparks Englewood IS now ln the A class of football teams W L on The Farmer staff at Wheat rldge wants to know why cheer lead ers dont make a 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PANTHER PAN T HOTCHKISS! Published B1 Weekly By The Delta High School IANUARY 20 avvvvsfvvvs Presented Play At Ausfzn Friday Members of the Thursday Dramatic Club of the Delta High School who presented a one act play called The Exchanffc at the Austin Community Club last Friday Members of the club shown in the picture fleft to rllllltl ale Standing front row Eleanor Angel Irene Garrett Florence Stuart Genevieve Lugar Rosa Shreeves Vir ginia Overbay Mona Dunn Millie Beach Betty Jane Murphy Glenora Lee Standing second row Dorothy Baker Wilma Tucker Virgene Weaver Frances Woods Pauline White Louise Hayes Frances Dunn Mary Stuck Neoma Lee Smith Viola Hubbs Evelyn Haworth Sitting front row Harry Blakely Robert Billstrom Charles Dillon Robert Thompson Ralph Renfrew Junior Glenn Marvis Keyser Thomas Silvey Second row Earlyene Meacham Josephine Beach Maqorie Plner Margaret W1ndle Jane Cleland Bobble Ehrgott Billie Carson Wanda Satterfield Miss Margaret Hoke is sponsor and director of the club Electrical Circus Students Travel Long I To Be Presented Ar High School Feb. 4 Light you can hear! Sound you can see! Inverted speech! Rattling mole- cules! Thunderinfr heart beats! Electric eye! Photo burglar alarm! These are some of the modern miracles you may see at the high school auditorium on February 4 at 9 a. m. This special as- sembly is sponsored by the iunior and senior high student councils. Professor Lewis Hoskins, assisted by Maurice Joyce and his technical staff, will present all the highliLIl'llS from The Century of Progress. Imagine hearing your own heart beat with thundering report. Imagine see- ing a cook stove without heat! See Professor Hoskins cook an egg over 3 stove that has no heat, and with a cake of ice placed between the stove and the frying pan. See and learn how a ship is guided at sea by a radio beam. Actually witness the greatest feat of all in seeing and hear- CContinued On Page 41 Distances Daily To Attend Delta I-Iigh Fifteen miles twice a day is a long way to come and go to obtain an edu- cation. and yet Lorna Ferganchick does 'Tust that. Lorna says, We are the ones who must decide in what kind of a nation we wish to live, and to so de- cide we must do our part and prepare ourselves to be good citizens. Elton Spaulding travels eleven and one-half miles. To him distance can- not be compared to the benefit he re- ceives. Eva Crim. Mary Carpenter, and Phyl- lis Weaver have ten miles to ride to school. They feel that although the way is long the effort put forth is well worth their while, because as Eva said, We will be repaid for it in years to come. Harold Bruner. Ivan Smith and Le- roy Weaver journey nine miles. When asked if their education is really worth their time they all agree to an af- firmative answer. Large Audience Is Pleased With Pine Arts Program The first fine arts program of the year was presented Thursday. A large and appreciative audience attended to hear the varied program of the Delta high school band and orchestra, supple- mented with selections by the girls' sextet and an instrumental duet. This concert was the first given by the music organizations this year. perform- six num- the girls' sextet sang two numbers, The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise and Morn- ing, Leo Meyer and Zaline Weaver played a flute and clarinet duet, ac- companied by Miss Charlotte Loomis. The Delta high school band was the last number on the fine arts program. The musicians played eight pieces. among them being a novelty number of a ragtime wedding with members of tContinved on page 4.3 The high school orchestra ed first with the rendition of bers. Following the orchestra. Vol. 1, No. 7 Delta, Colorado, Jan. 19, 1938 Price 5 Cents l C 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' ' - QP