Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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PANTHER PANT FLSTIN AL MARCH 25 A Published Bi-Weekly By The Delta High School Vol. l, No. 10 Delta, Colorado, March 18, 1938 if TT Eprice 5TCei1ts Ulflembers of the joumalzkm Class Become imrock Staff Left to right on the top row you see Morris Bugg. Everett Lawson. Norbert Bertrand, George Davis. George Seabourn. Ivan Smith: second row: Miss Isola M. Curry, instructor. Christine Labor. Erlene Walker, Lucille Hawker, Evelyn Haworth. Gloria Farmer. Betty Lou Lyon. Dorothy Curtisg third row: Neville Clifton. Irene Garrett, Catherine Ful- ghum, Barbara Lohmann. Betty Jane Murphy, Jane Clelandg first row: Rosa Shreeves. Annabelle Adams. Margaret Freling. Anna Chairez. Those who couldn't bg present when this picture was taken are Charles Sieber, Faye Meacham. and Marvis Keyser. Those who signed up for work on the staff after the picture was taken are Bobby Ehrgott. Robert Harding, Joy Teufert, Helen Hays, Florence Stewart. Gladys Brunkest, Tommy Nakano, Frances Bowle. and Helen Hocker, MEMBERS El ECTED CALENDAR RIMROCK STAFF TO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Three new members hate been elected by the facult of Delta bl l'1 school 3 to the National Honor Society Lyon and Jane Cleland This is the highest honor gn en any one cn he SFX 11.6 high school and is determ ned basis of scholarship character to school and leadership This complete the enior member March Ia Actixity Picture March It Solo Contest March 18 Dance March 24-Wild Llfe Assembly 'Vlarch 2a Onc Act Play Festival ship for this year The previously elected members are Catherine Ful ghu'n Robert Harding Ruth Banks Tom Nakano Arta Bowle Frances Bowle Eycrett Lawson nd J T Hind BEGINS ACTIVITY Members of the Journalism class alid those seniors who were interested in working on the Rimrock staff signed papers which designated their first three Job choices The following staff resents as nearly as possible each in dlviduals first selection Editor in chief Catherine Fulghum Assistant Editor Jane Cleland Assistant Editor Betty Jane Murphy QContinued on page 45 l . A 4 , A . '7 ' .' . n l f -- V . l - - , v I Y A I il' . . - . They are Neville Clifton, Betty' Lou E' f fe'-f Y f B with the exception of editorships, rep- in ' -- ' i A h , . - Q , ' -' - ' , ' . 5 'V ' i ' y ' i A A ' . V' 1 ' , 3 , . 1 ' i 1 Y' s S ' - ' s. ' .

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Page 36 In The Classes The twelve highest rankmg students of the hrgh school honor roll were glven a two weeks pass to the Fox Fgyptlan theatre through the courtesy of the manager Mr Byrne The Students of thls years typmg classes are enjoyxng the use of four new typewrrters whlch were purchas ed thlS year By the purchasmg of a few new typewrrters each year the d partment IS kept 1n good shape Papers modeled after The Specta t0r' wrltten by Engllsh III students were judged by Mlss Adelgunda Han selmann Mxss Isola Curry Mr John Pendergrast and Mr Merle Lefferdmk In the SeC0nd per1od class the paper The Newsprmt' produced by Bar bara Brown Katherme Voorhees Edna Plttsmgef Sld Mrller June Frehng The Recorder the bram chlld f Lawrence McManus Elvlra Pacheco Marne Payne Genevxeve Lugar Guy Hocker and Dorothy Abbott was Judg ed best m the thlrd perlod class Best ln the fourth perlod was Ye Old English Gazette wlth edltors Vlfglhla Harding Hdfry Blakely Vxola Hobbs Earlyene Meacham Vern Nlxon and Ralph Renfrow Mlss Polly Hunter delighted two of the Engllsh III classes Frrday wrth her lnterpretatlon of Robert Burns poetry A one act play The Exchange was glven at the Calendar club tea at the Methodlst church Thursday Feb ruary 10 About twenty students from both Mr G901'ge Barrows and Mr Ted Wlg Iam s soclal sclence and Amerlcan hrs tory classes wlll attend the rnterna tional relatlons conference whxch IS to be held ln Grand Junctlon on Satur day February 19 They were fortun ate ln hearlng some promlnent speak ers Dr Sterger from Zunxch Swltzer land Mr Lmg from Shanghal Chma and Dean Van Ek of Boulder who Spoke on mternatlonal sltuatlons at the banquet held 1n the evenmg This banquet was rn the form of a round table dlscussxon Plans are bemg made by the Jour nalxsm students and lnterested seniors for the 1938 annual Rlmrock Besldes the section whlch wlll be 1 comprlatxon of the lssues of the Pan ther Pant, xt IS planned to have sec trons Showing the classes, the faculty, campus, aCtlVlIl8S, and special features such as Jokes informal snaps, a spon SOTS sheet and blank pages for auto graphs The gxrls basketball team played 5 S 1 5 V I t PANTHER PANT February 28 1938 SHREDDED WIT The fellows car was stuck xn the mud and he was trymg to get lt out when a country yokel came along and 1n ulred Car stuck ln the mud N replred the other my engme dled and Im drgglng a grave for rt , qu Mrs Pendergrast I thmk I hear burglars Are you awake'l Mr Pendergrast No' I Mr Snyder qm assemblyj Now I want you students to be so qulet you can hear a pm drop Emery fwhen all IS quxetj Let el' drop They laughed when I put xodme on my pay check They dldn t know I had a cut rn my salary Artlst Shall I palnt you ln a fr0Ck coat? Mr Wlgram Oh dont make any The young lady had Just dred and when she reached the pearly gates St Peter asked Do you drmk smoke or neck No ' replxed the young lady You should have reported long! ago sard St Peter you ve been dead l a long whlle THEY SING IT Shoe Shme Boy Sld Im An Old Cowhand Bonsal I Amt Got Nobody-Junror Glenn In the Stlll of the Nwht Roselle and Gladys You and I Know Paul and Lorraine Runnm Wlld Hamlm The One Rose Gerald Afraid to Dream For Fear That You Mlght Not B There Glenora Nlce Work If You Can Get It Betty Lou and J T thelr tournament game the mght of February 8 The score was 26 to 34 ! The glrls on the Wlnnlng team were Elrzabeth Ambrose Myra Welborn Leona Thomason Dorcas Colller Ne oma Smith and Helen Christy 'Ihe followlng grrls were chosen for Honorary Grrls Basketball Team and placed 1n then- respectrve posxtlons be cause of thelr achrevement and skill ln those posrtxons and then' qualltles rf cooperatlon and good sportsmanship l 1 Eleanor Angel Ellzabeth Ambrose V1rg1n1a Lewxs l Osa Snyder Q LF JC RG LG Brts of News Arrangements have been made wrth the local plfyslcxans to conduct an 1m munatron program for small pox and dxphtherla durxng the month of March Notxces w1ll be sent home thrs week to parents of chlldren obtalnlng permls slon to have the work done Prlzes at the Bug Apple dance held last Saturday nlght were presented to Charles Dlllon and Betty Klng for the best waltz to Jarold Niven and Mal' garet Marple for the best freshman couple and to Jack Hlcks and Brllre Louxse Carson for bernfr the best Blg Applers Tom Sllxey Norbert Bertrand Jack Hicks Pressley Pmer Bllly Carson Frances Bowle Katie Parker and V1r glflla Hardmg presented thelr mterpre tatlon of the Blg Apple on the Pan Hellenic dance program They really showed everyone how rt IS done Wlllxam B Mooney executxve secre tary of the C E A was guest speaker at a D T C luncheon whlch was held Saturday noon at the Methodlst church He spoke on the changmg oblectxves rn educatlon Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock the Glrl Reserves enjoyed Valentme party whrch was turned lnto a pot luck supper at the hlgh school audl torrum Each glrl brought a guest from hlgh school and Valentrnes were xchanged among them WHAT S EATING US? If you hear someone prattlmg 1n a pecullar jargon mterspersed wlth phrases l1ke those mentxoned below don't thmk they re crazy rt s Just an other of those thmgs Try lt Whats that golng up the road? Whats that runnlng down your St0Ck1Hg7 Wlhat s that commg down the street? How are you dOlI'lg9 How rs the sprrng board? Who s that coming ln the door? Where ll It get you rn the end? Who s that peekme ln the W1I'ldOW9 Who s that Climbing up the sta1rs Whos that crawlrng under the bed Whos that runnmg around the track? Where are you g01I1gq Whos that drmkrng the water What's that commg around the mountamo Who's that passmg out the doorq Whols that runnmg around the block What do you have On Wrlma Grant IVOUI' rnlndq , . fv'v'v'v'v'-'-'v 'v'-A-Av'v'v'v'v'-'.'.4.'v'v'v','v'.','.',','. 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of whom no good could be sard I I ed Page ss PANTHER PANT ARE WE JUSTIFIED' Publr hed lIr Vtukly Ry I'veII'1 Hrgh Slhool Dsltr folorrdo Nflll R IKN ST rtor 111 t F 1tI1fr1nI Frrlglrrrm Irnn PII 1 rl Nlrrxis Keyser Nc-tts lou lvon fhrrstrne Inbor Fverett Iawsorr Norbert Bertrand Frlene XX mlker Nurlle Plrfton Nlrrgaret Frelmt, Ilorothy Curtrs X11 Il Fdr or Ii tty Irnc 'Nluruy lusrntss Nlrnrgsr In ne Crrrtlt t Nlrrrr Itrrbrrr Iohrnrrm rr ulrtron N 1 1 Xnrrrhelle Xdams Xlrlte up Frlrtor l-ulxn I-lxworth Isrsl xr NI rclmrn Ful-In HIWOFII on Irreues, thrrs rnc labor Betty u w n Irne flllrnd XCVIIIL LI1 on I :lr N srstant lwlrtor N ws Ftlrfor Snort Fdrror Sport Ftlrrors Ntorrr II111, vs Fdror rrur Ltlltor I rrngo ldr er his I'llll Ii tu lane Nlurphy I :por or Illlt rw tr 'trnr Cllllftl rr s Strl r beorgt Dr o gt rho 1 t lor11 larrr e EDITORIAL WHY NOT TRY I'I ' Delta hrgh has good dances but no one would be foolrsh enough to say that they cant be rmprov ed Accordmg to the conversatron breezrng about the school among many students expert dancers or lTl6dlOCI'e l1ke most of us the con census of oprnron IS that they can be rmproved to a great extent Novelty rs always conducrve to a good trme A novel rdea besrdes bemg pract1cal IS the rdea of a N0 date dance Varrety rs the sprce of lrfe l thou h some people dont realrze t A grrl doesnt l1ke the same lJ0y lfalllplllg on her feet and tl e srme set of whrskers scratchrnv her cheek all evenmg and a boy would 1 rther smell sueral brands of perfume Besrdes rts much better for your dancrng to dance wrth many partners I11 Norway rf you dance wrh the same girl twrce you have to marry her A No date Dance would mean that no dates would be allowed Grrls would pay therr own way It mrght even be wrse to let grrls as well as boys ask for dances It rs rather revolutronary But are we rn a rut' No' Why not trv 1t FOUR CLASSES OF ABILITIES The f0ur classes of abrlrtreg needed In W0l'klng wrth books are the ab1lrty to locate rnformatron the abrlrty to comprehend apprarse and select rn formatxon, the abrlrty to organrze ma terral read, and the abrlrty to select Xvllat should be rngnlorlzed Should we as hrgh school stu dents act lrke rnfants who are left rn charge of a nursemard when we are left rn charge of a substrtute teacher? That IS what the class room looks lrke a nursery' Eras ers flyrng paper wads on the floor small paper arrplanes sarlmg about and a general game of hrde the thrmble wrth one anothers books The general concensus of oprn 10n among students seems to be a subst1tute teacher srgmfres a vaca tron or consrderable drsturbance EaCh seems to want to outshrne the other rn attractrng attentron to hrmself not through ways of 1n tellrgent answers but by trymg to see Just how much the teacher can be annoyed by chrldrsh act1ons If a substrtute teacher comes rn and attempts to carry on 1n orderly fashron IH order to grxe the students somethrng they are not apprecrated merely Members of the classes thrnk they should come rnrssrve as a lamb and let dents tell them what to when to do rt From now on cant we dents of Delta hrgh school scorned seem to rn sub the stu do and as stu ask our selves Are such actrons clever or are they Just ch1ld1sh Grve the SUbStltl1t6S a chance and they w1ll do the same for us THANKS' They certarnly proved that thev were a champron team playrng and wmnrng two drffrcult games wrthrn a few hours And rt was a real team workrng IH cooperatron not four boys makrng Way for a star They were a constel latronl Thanks to them for the glory they brought D H S and thanks to the coach the managers the Student body and everybody who stood back of the champronshrp team of 1938 TO EXPLAIN It seems an explanatron IS due ow mg to the fact a great number of F6 port cards were held for unpard Pan ther Pant subscrrptrons The paper was started on the sup posrtron that those persons who srgn ed subscrrptron blanks would pay If rt was stated on the blank a pay ment of 450 would be made that was explarned to mean the total of 90f' would be drvrded IHIO two payments. but that a full payment would be re qurred Report cards and credrts w1l1 con trnue to be held 1f payment IS not made I Nlarch 18 1938 A Lawyer Tells Thus Story A lawyer a preacher and ar1 edrtor were qt the gates of heaven and St Peter was gorng through the formalrty of admrttrng then1 Drd you ever tell a l1e he asked the lawyer ly once replred the lawyer I was delendrng a clrent and I was sure he was rnnocent but the cvrdence was agamst hrm I lred to clear hrm You should do penance by run nrnd around the walls of the c1ty once belore enterrng sard St Peter Drd you ever tell a Ire St Peter asked the preacher Only twrce sard the preacher On two drfferent occasrons I was to make therr lrves appear a brt bet er un around the outer walls f heaven twrce sard St Peter The edrtor already was on hrs way back from whence he had come Whos that guy and wheres he go rn as' ed St Peter Thats a newspaper edrtor and hes gone back to get hrs car a bystander replred Holly Chrefta n THE EYCHANGE Boulder, Colorado Basketball Coach Forest B Fox Trarner Howard Whrte and ten mem bers of the lea 'ue lead nf Colorado Buffalos left for New York Crty to compete rn ar1 rnter colledlate basket ball tournament whrch was held March 14 and 15 rn Madrson Square Garden Gunnrson George Srexers Junror and assocr ate edrtor of the hrgh school paper recerved fourth plate rn the IIIOUIIIAIII sectron for a sports story h entered rn the second natronal group ctntest of the veal sponsored by the Qurll and cc1ollSoc1etv of Northwestern Lnrversrty 111 Chrcago East Hrgh D nxer Students who can prove then abrl 1ty rn short story wrrtrng wrll have therr opportunrty to do so 1n the an nual Edrth Hrll Memorarl contest A'l storres are due Aprrl 5 BORROWED NONSENSE 'Thanks for the hug 'The pressure was all mrne' The Srlver and Gold My bor1n1e went out for some mush rooms Some toadstools she happened to see, She ate them that nrght for her sup Per. 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