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Page 3 o PANTHER PANT February 9 193 8 PANTHER PANT BOONE I-'IOMEMAKING Publlshed B1VSeekly By Delta Hlgh School Delta Colorado Real homemakmg IS the obJect of a PANTHER PANT STAFF system of home economlcs teachmg m Edltor ln Chlef Assn tint Fdltor ASSISIZIHL hdltor News Fdltor Clrls Sports Fditor lioys Sports Frlltors Catherme Fulghum Ime Cleland Nlarvis Keyser Betty lou Lyon Christine Labor Lverett I awson Morris Bugg Norbert Bertrand Class Ntws Fdxtor Ifrlene Walker I-tature Ldltor NQVIIIC Clnfton Fxchange Fdltor Margaret Frellug As embly Editor Dorothy Curtls 'tluslc Editor Betty lane Nlurphy Busmess Manager Ire ne Garrett Asst Busmess Manager Barbara Lohmann Clr ul'1t1on Vlanager Annabelle Adams Make up Editor Evelyn Haworth TYIHSIS Faye Meacham Fvelyn Haworth Rosa Shreewes Chrxstlne Labor Betty lou Iyon lane Cleland Nevxlle Clifton B4 tty lane Murphy Iwm Smith tharles Seiber Ceorgt llaus ttorgt St xbourn bloru If xrmtr EDITUPJAL The second semester that great turnmv pomt of the school year when everyone heaves a Slgh of rel llef or otherwlse has now begun m earnest And wlth lt come the unlor hxgh school operetta the Jumor play the semor play the basketball tournament the band tournament and the Junior semor prom Among these happemngs are scattered a few hxgh school dances track meets and basketball games And of course that event of events the two day sprmg vacatlon But flrst and foremost ln the mlnds of all at present IS prob ably the basketball toumament Al ready school organlzatlons are ask lnff for concessions and plans are bemv formed for the decoratlon of the audltorlum and halls The tournament this year IS to be larger and larger than those of prevxous years Therefore every student wtll want to and should do everythmg he can to make thxg a better tournament JUNIOR GLENN SCORES HIT AS IMP IN SENIOR ASSEMBLY Junlor Glenn was responsxble for the ffales of lauffhter heard at the D H S assembly last Frlday Jumor along wth Vlrgmla Overbay Tom Sllvey and Charles Dlllon performed ln he humorous one act play, The Ex change It was presented by the Thursday Dramatic club, now known as the Delta Playmakers Mlss Ruth N1x sponsored the program and Benny Brooks announced xt Chester Wllllams played a Saxaphone solo He was accompamed at the piano by Mlss Charlotte Loomis, who also accompanied Tom Sllvey when he sang Sa1l Along Sllvery Moonn and Harbor LlglltS,, augurated at the Boone school this year under the supervxslon of Chester Hatch supermtendent The 'home economlcs cottage' wasm recently dedicated and m lt the home economxcs courses are taught under condltlons very much hke those m the model home Mlss Ursa Bodwell director of home I makmg conducts the courses This Miss Bodwells second year at the school The cottage was an ordlnary resx dence buxldmg bought by the school and thoroughly renovated and remodel IS the flrst hlgh school ln the state to mstltute such a homemakmg course under home hke surroundmgs The experlment' has attracted consld able attentlon The Boone Blllboard J 1-1 MUSIC DEPT PRESENTS CONCERT To an appreclatlve audxence last Frl day evenmg at the high school aud1 torxum the musxc department of the Juruor hlgh school presented the first of three concerts for the year The orchestra under the dlrectxon of Mr Gordon Ayres opened the program wlth four selectlons and the band closed the program wxth three marches and other numbers The mstrumental selections were supplemented by the vocal groups under the dnrectxon of MISS Charlotte Loomis The groups presentlng num bers were the gxrls double octette the glee club and the trio Thxs first concert wxll be followed 1n a few weeks by an operetta and sprmg concert whxch w1ll complete the muslcal program of the schools for the year DELTA DRAMATEERS BROADCAST OVER KFXJ The second of a series of broadcasts! being made by the Delta high seh00ll over radlo station KFXJ ln Grand lunctlon last Saturday afternoon was presented by members of the Delta' Dramateers The program was bullt around the 'Answer Me Thas Song series c posed of songs and questxons followed by 15 mxnutes of orxglnal hobbxes Muslc for the program was furmshedl by Ruth Banks, Margaret Ann Adams,l and Nevxlle Cllfton, accompanled by! .MISS Helen Lewis 1 ' Others who took part on the program' Included Marxan Dunn, Lawrence Harshmann, Allce Sxmpson, Connie' Hurst, Betty Grlfflth, and Ivan Smlth The next broadcast ln the Sefles w1ll be glven Saturday, February 11, from 4 to 4 30 p m , SPEAKERS DISCUSS SAFETY MEASURES Several speakers appearmg on a specxal program at the Junlor hlgh school Frxday dlscussed ways and means of makmg Delta streets safe for chlldren and grownups who use them H F Nwen presxdent of the Delta county safety councll spoke to the as sembled school chlldren on the cam paxgn the council IS orgamzmg to pro mote safety on Delta county's hlg ways Mayor John Crawley dlscussed briefly the plans of the clty councml 1n ehmmatmfr traffxc hazards xn the clty Mlss Hazel Leavxtt county superxn tendent of schools told how schools all the mterests of mcreased safety and Wm Dickerson courtesy patrolman added a few statements on the subJeCt of Hlghway Courtesy The assembly concluded w1th a talk to the students by Jack Dxck who IS the head of the student pafl'0l 011 h0W school chxldren can cooperate The Jumor hl h school band and glee club appeared on the program whlch was also featured by a guitar duet by Al bert Martmez and Frank VHSQ'-191 ROBERT NILES GIVES GONG TO AMATEURS The amusmg 1un1or hi h assembly nrogram glven Frldav was sponsored bv Phil Pratt Students from the sev enth and elght grades partlclpated ln thte program whxch was a take off on 'W or Bnwes Amateur Hour Robert Nlles acting as the Eenlal MaJ01' HHV9 the gong to several of the younv ner formers The amateurs dld everythmg from a pe to a vocal solo To close the nrogram Take Ventrlllo and hls boys Ed Crawley and Harold Grantham played two feature numbers THE EXCHANGE Frulta Colorado The Joumalxsm class has made plans to change the editor every two weeks and IH thls way to gxve everyone a chance Colorado Sprlngs As 3 fmal gesture of unwaverlng loy alty to Colorado College John C Campbell who dled January 1 be queathed 336000 to the college Cleveland, Ohio From the school funds of East hxgh school at Cleveland 51,500 wlll be spent for a soclal room Marble, Colorado A complete plng pong set IS bemg glven to the school of Marble Gunnison, Colorado The Gunnlson hlgh school has pur chased 50 new books and new covers for the magazmes 7 . 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PAoN1A P A N T H E R PA N cxmwronn HERE HERE FRIDAY SATURDAY Published Bi-Weekly By The Delta High School wvafvaNx Vol. 1, No. 8 Delta, Colorado, Feb. 9, 1938 Price 5 Cents 'flcnior rlln 'flclnoel 'Url flgusln ,v Stand1ng Ernestlne Latta Joy Teufort Lou1se Hayes Edna PlttSlI'tgeI' Evelyn Haworth Adelgunda Hansel mann QSponsorJ Marjorre Plner Lenora Hopk1ns Wllma Grant Edna Plckens Slttmg Ethel Markley Gene vleve Lugar Ferne Wxlllams MHFCIH Payne Jumor Glenn Al1ce Ph1ll1ps Wanda Satterfleld Eleanor Angel CITIZENSHIP CONTEST ' As a reward for good cltlzenshlp the Natlonal Soclety of the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolutlon wlll send one glrl from each of the 48 states to Wash lngton D C IH Aprll 1938 for three days of slght seelng and patrlotxc 1n sp1rat1on All expenses of the trlp w1ll be borne by the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolutxon credlted pubic school ln the county 1n WhlCh a D A R chapter IS located may choos by ballot three girls of thelr class who excel IH the followmg qualxtles dependabllxty servlce lead ershxp and patrlotlsm It IS undeI'St00d that the candidates must make passlng grades ln all studies From the three glrls elected by thelr classmates on the basls of the four pomts mentloned the hlgh school fac l ulty ln cooperatlon wlth the chapter chalrman IS to select one as best repre sentmg all the requirements and ldeals ot the society The chapter ehalrman shall forward the name and address of the glrl chosen to the state chaxrman of the Good Cltlzenshxp Pllgrlmage C0mm1t tee Mrs Frederlc C Krauser 1740 Sherman Street Denver Colorado Be fore forwardln such name the chapter ch rman shall ascertam that the glfl fCont1nued On Page 45 CAST IN LEAD OF JR HIGH OPFRETTA Snow Whlte and the Seven Dwarfs has been chosen bv the Delta Junior hlgh to be given at the hxgh school audltorlum on March 11 The story centers around Snow Whlte who has been banlshed from the kmgdom by her step mother the queen Snow White then llves ln the forest wlth the seven dwarfs The cast for the operetta has been chosen and IS as follows Snow Wh1te Lorralne Thyret Queen Marjorle Blake Arbutus Betty Glbson Daf fodxl Betty Flo Barnett Vlolet Nadine Clifton Prmce Robert Nlles Carl Glen Rose Hans Harry Sutherland Max Lester Marple The Seven Dwarfs have not been named as yet This operetta IS dlrected by Mlss Charlotte Loomis Addltlonal numbers w1ll be added throughout the produc tlon BASKETBALL SCHEDULE February 4-Cedaredge there February 11 PHOHIH here February 12 Crawford here February 18-Montrose here February 25-Hotchklss there March 3 4 5-Western Slope Tourn ament here A R SPONSORS LORRAINE Tl-IYRET SENIOR ART CLUB lSPONSORS PROJECT l 4 The latest project set up and sponsor ed by the high school art club IS the Delta art BXh1blt wh1ch IS to be repre sentatlve of the art work of the entlre system The exhrblt w111 fxrst be sent to Gun nlson From there lt wlll be sent t several eastern slope c1t1es the fmal three belng Chapell House Denver Flne Arts Academy Colorado Sprlngs Smce one of the speclal lnterests of the state de A A U W IS he sponsorlng of art appreclatlon ln the publlc schools the local A A U W chapter has assumed the responslblll txes of mallmg the exhlblt Miss Adelgunda Hanselmann ar mstructor at semor IS m charge of the project 'ATI-IE SKY IS FALLING Have you notxced the skyhght m the cexlmg of the l1brrary'7 Th1s was made when Mr Snyder supervlsmg the re modehng of the chemlstry laboratory Stepped Off 0I1t0 a spot where the floor wasnt The lmmedlate result was ln exltable a crash and the students who w re ln the study hall were startled by the sudden appearance throu h th celllng of a foot wh1ch was hastxly wlthdrawn . Z . , , . 1 A . . , ' V - s y 1 7 - , Z 1 ' , , , . , , - ' I D 1 n a a l . 1 1 l . - - l . . . , - . . 1 1 , , . a . It ' A . . I . . H . ' , ' - ' I 1 . . . . ' . W v ' 'v 1 v 1 . . ' ' I . . I ' .. . 0 ' , , l T 1 . ' ' 1 - . -. t ' . ' 9 The senior class students in each aC- ' , 1 Ffne Arts Center, Colorado Sprfngst . ' ' ' ' 5 ' Y wi . . . . ' t , 1 , . l . 2 Q . . O . . : H . . Y . H - , 3 Y k : - -3 , . . .. G . . ' , ' l . ' v I v . . . . . - ' ' 1 v Q v , ' . . . g Y 1 l - - . . , t ' ' , . ' V , - . ' Y - . . . . . . - W . ' , ' . I s - . n 1 i . 'I . i , L y l - ' ' . e ' . 1 . 1 . f ' ' - 2 2 ' a' Y y y ' ' ' l . I .
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February 9, 193 8 Panthers PANTHER PANT Page 31 Defeat Cubs 27 -16 PANTHERS WIN DUAL GAMES After a bad defeat bv the Montrose Indlans last week the Panthers agam h1' thelr strlde and bowled over the Gunmson Cowboys ln two games play Stl on the Cowboys floor Faster ball handllng better passes and more open shots at the basket were some of the prime factors leadlng to the defeat of the Cowboys 23 14 ln the fxrst game and 26 12 ln the last Dick Slmmons hxgh pomt man ln the flI'St game wlth four baskets and Delmar Gardner hlgh polnt man 1n the Sf-2C0nd game wlth also a total of four baskets played flne games Jumor Ray recently sh1fted to th center posxtlon played one of the best games of the entlre season as he plled up a total of s1x pomts and also plaved a heads up game constantly gettm rebounds from the basket Melbert Davls and J T Hmds also played good games The txght defense put up by the Panthers proved a tough obstacle ln both games makmq the Cowboys re sort to long range shots ln an effort to overcome the lead held by the Panth ers Box scores of the two games follow Fr1dav Delta C233 Sxmmons f Davls f Warner f Ray c Gardner g E Sayre g Total Gunmson 1143 Miller f Dlckerson f Andrews f Creswell f Capron c Columbia Yoklavxch g Total Saturday Delta 1263 Smmons f Warner f Davls f Sayre f Ray c Hmds g Lawson g Gardner g Buss 2 Total Gunmson Cresswell A1 arews Mlller f Dxckerson Capron c 12 f 2 1 Panther Sportlxghts The Delta Panthers lost thelr flrst basketball game of the season to Mont ro e An mterclass basketball game was palyed January 29 between the semors and Juniors of D H S Flashy Montanans downed Western State 62 45 The Western Slope Ice Carnlval wh1ch arms to make Western State the collegxate w1nter sports camxval of Amerlca was held the 2 th and Oth of January Grand Mesa skx course IS puttmg Delta on the map as the sk1 town of the Westem Slope So far the Delta Panthers have WOII four games and lost one m the confer ence race to get Into the basketball tournament whlch IS to held at Delta the flrst of March BOYS WILL BE BOYS ou re probably all curlous as to what the basketball team dxd ln Gun nlson over the weekend besides wln nlng two games Those who went are all pretty mum about It but a fev amusing facts were gleaned from some of the unsuspectmg players The chlef amusement Saturday seem ed to be a crap game and a poker game ln Granny Edwards room Stakes evldently werent very hlgh but Shark Bu g came out 25c to the good and Jake H1nds 25c ln the hole Coach Barrows luck was bad tlrat day he lost a mckel to Buddy Del Dutch Everett and Bob W went out Frxday night and met some Gunmson glrls but when they trxed to look them up Saturday afternoon they couldnt be found Too bad fel lows better luck next tune Del lost so much sleep that he was st1l1 trying to catch up Monday morn mg Before chemxstry class he was found sprawled full length on a table 1n the blology lab MONTROSE HANDS DEFEAT TO PANTI-IERS The Panthers took thelr flrst beatmg of the season by Montrose January 21 The Panthers seemed to have a hard t1me passmg the ball and breakmg throu h the Indlans tlght defense Montrose seemed to be that nxght smkmg long one handed shots from all angles Bordl an dxd most of the scormg for the Indlans Columbla g Yoklavlch g Total I 4 l 1 SPEEDX ATTACK LAUNCI-IED BY DELTA Bottled up bv a tlght Cedaredge de fense whlch allowed the Deltans only one fleld goal attempt ln the entrre flrst quarter Delta managed to hold a 3 1 lead at the end of the perlod on the basls of three free tosses Delta down ed the fxghtxng Cedaredge Cub crew by a count of 27 to 16 As ln all the1r games th1s season the Covert men put up a rfood fight last mght but superror Delta helght and under the basket work proved too much for them Though Cedaredge has taken the rap numerous tlmes already this year they stlll show good splrxt and w1ll probably' come back to bump off some of the other teams ln the C011 ference The box score Delta C273 Davxs f Wamer f Slmmons f Ray c Sayre g Gardner g Hlnds g BUSE E Lawson g Totals Cedaredge 1163 Keers f Br1scoe f Stone f Delong Plerce g Bertram g Totals SPECIAL ASSEMBLY SPONSORED BY MESA COLLEGE Were Workxng Our Wav Through College sung bv the bovs and grrls chorus opened the soecxal assembly given by the Mesa college representa tlves last Thursday mormng A skxt Its All m the M1nd was the mam feature of the program Especially well recexved was Phllxp Bacas solo Old Man Rlver and the dance orchestras rendxtlon of 'Sugar Blues and Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet ' The slngmg of the school song concluded the program Delta plays Montrose at Delta on February 18 The Panthers are count mg on the long end of the score ln the commg encounter Mrs Hallock Now be a good g1rl Betty and have a good tune Betty Make up your mmd mother 9 -, I r .N . . 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