Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

 - Class of 1938

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Indlvldual cltlzens and busmess men JUNIQR-snnon P A N T H E R PA N T Mo NDAY , I PROM MAY 16 Published Bi-Weekly By The Delta High School Vol. 1, No. 13 l Delta, Colorado, May 13, 1938. Price Cents . . Band Competes At Provo, Utah V DELTA WINS SECDND IN STATE CONTEST Pueblo Central hlgh school fox thc third consecutlve year IS the VICIOI school 1n the slxteenth annual state w de Scholarshlp Contest sponsored by Western State colle by vlrtue of dllfg points amassed by the Pueblo con te tants Delta hlgh school followed wzth 35 polnts Montrose Wlth 23 and Durango was a clos 28 Charlotte Harrls 3 Montrose fresh man carr1ed off high 1nd1v1dual honors by makmg 10 pomts Another fresh man Reed Rob rts of Lalrd took sec ond place w1th 9 points whlle thlrd place IS txed three wavs Ruth Banks e'ta semor Jack M1ller Rxfle Ju lor and Patsy Rose H rrlngton a Delta cphomore all scorlng eight polnts St te w1nners ln each of the 27 sub yccts wer awarded medals the student DELTA BAND WINS HIGHEST RATINGS Hxghest ratmgs were awarded the Delta hlgh schol band ln both mxrch mg and playmg at the annual band turnament ln Grand Junctlon as week They won the speclal commen datlon of the Judges for xmprov ment amon compctmg class A bands and won the rzffht to partnclpate m thc r gxonal me t scheduled at Provo Utah BAND TAKES PART IN PROVO MEET 1 Wlth over one hundred dollars made by the Band Mothers club and glven at the Elks home last Thursday even mg the members of the Delta hlgh school band were able to go to the Provo Utah band meet May 13 14 and pledged themselves to contrlbutlons May 13 14 and 15 In addltlon to the awards for parad IH and playln the Panther band won D1v1s1on II fsuperlor ratmgp as dld thc mxxed chorus The glrls and boys glee clubs from Delta were glven III fexcellentb award May whxch completed the amount necessary to finance the tr1p Junior Ray Jumor classman wa un ammously elected student body presl dent for next year at the polls last 4 Elect on of Student Bodylwednesday H succeeds Everett eccnd a sllver medal and a bronze medal to the third hlgh SCOTEI' St te Wmners ENGLISH IX Charlotte M ntrcse Dorothy Mae Kumle wccd Wlllle Nakaoka Delta McM1llan Cedaredge ENGLISH X Patsy Harrxngton Del ta Helen R .lst Lalrd John Bald wan Lakewood Robert Pllmptorl C6 daredee Harris Lake N oml May May May May May lV'ay May T'Iay May Vlay 6-Scholar h1p Contest Natxve Swl s Ycdelerq Senlor Cla s Play S hool Exhlblt Physlcal Educatmn Exh1b Jun or Senlor Prom 24-Senlo1 Week Bemns 24- Flnal Exams Begun 25-Class Day 27 SCHIOI Flrcwell Dance 90 B cc lau eate 2 ENGLISH XI Toshle Nakaoka Del may 31 C mntm ment ta Mar aret Greenfield Waverly Ruth Wlllam Lamar Ruth Romer Ho1lw HOW did you get lm m that tr H ontmufd on I 1 e I sat on 11 when lt was an acorn 1 lOI'l C Lawson who has served as thls year Junlor has been promment HCIIVIIIES dur1n'f hxs three mer hlgh He has been scbola txcally and Soclally He ment m the athletic program pre ldent ID school yeax a leader IS prom of Delta hlgh he was a member of the we terl slope basketball champxonshxp team Jumor lS proud of h15 electxon and Pa pled ed hns loyal support and co orcratxon to the students of semor hx h Well as the worm sald to the Sparrow who was swflllowmg hlm Im about all In 1 1 I I , 5 v ' I . . . - ' - ' . ' . ' , 1 - Y , L L - l . L . . 1' A . , . ge. - - . - A . . . A . 4 ' ' N' Y V y y s . ' ' 3 ' 1 15- . . . 3 . . . . 'H . . . . , 1 Y Y D L' 3 . ' 3 , . A ' 4 -1 7 7 ' I I . J 5, -? - ' 3 ' l ' ' . - , . A .l . 1 . 1 . . ' f ' . 1 ' , . 1 a I u ' . . . VV' Il L I y , .. , . 1 2 . 1 -- - i ' , ' ' , 3 - S , V - I Q ' '- 2 ' I V C ' , 1 V ' l 1 I ' . Q placing first recelvmg a gold medal, 1 presgdent. ' . S' S v - s ' ' . - . 3 10- . ,S L . l . . 9 ' ' 10-..., ' , S. ' ' ' ,D A 'S in s- L ' 1 - Q ' ' fs? ' ' . C 1 1 ' lf- ' ' A 'I' . S ' ' . ' - 2 1 2 3 ' May 16- 5 - . ' ' ' ' 1 - . . ' ' cl 1 l 1 S 1 z 0, ' - 3 - A I . . . . . ' 9 1 ' .. - ' - 1 . . s g .- - 3 - 1 ..--- ana 1' A. ' ' ' 'jg . - 1 ' 1 v 5' 1 x 'Q -.- .T , , ,, . . y 9 ' ' 1 -1 -Aki-Y . . s, g . ' I L ' .Q -? , . ' ' , ' ' ' 3 It g 2.1 A , ' ' , ' .

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Page 48 PANTHER PANT Aprl 77 1938 In The Classes As an alt proJect the seniors of tue second year alt class ale lettermg the last w1lls and testaments Some r ad as follows I Katherine Ann Osborne will my ab1l1ty to sing off key to Wanda Lou Sattexfield I Rosa Shreeves w1ll my good lac h3VlOl to Fern Wllllams I Louise Hays wlll my position as presldent of Girl Reserves to Fay Wlll ams I Joy Frederica Teufert will my Stllped woolen socks to Lenora Lu ulle Hopkins The underclassmen are making pro phecles of their supeuors the semo s Wanda Sxtterfield predicts In 1941 I see Kate Osborne scanning the pot pages for her husbands name Faye Wlllxams says Nme years hom today I see Loulse Hays as an old maid school teacher Fein polnts out that In 1948 I see Rosa Shreeves as the worlds champmn rolllng pln thrower Ten years from now I see Joy Teu felt as 8 famous bug artlst Thls was en raved by Lenora Hopkins And finally Audra Wilson pred1ets Six years from now I find Kate Os borne a famous Opela singer If anyone would like to have lr tomb stone deslgned see any membcr of the alt classes Sl-IREDDED WIT Any thing new oz fresh this morn mg a reporter asked in a railroad office Yes leplled the lone occupant What is xt asked th reporter eagerly whxpplng out hls notebook That paint you le leanlnv agamst Jane Whats the matte1 Bobble I am seriously affected Wlth a paxoxysmal lnflammatlon e velmiform appendix Jane Aw cut It out If I might hold that hand 363111 Clasped lovlngly ln m1ne Id little care what other thought That ha id I held Land S ie That hand' Oh walm It was and Soft' Ne er sm scft a hme Ah mel Ill hold vt ne er afaln Four aces and a king' sot WINNERS PICKED AT STATE F F A IUDGING CONTEST Five hundred forty SIX students ox vocat onal agriculture from 53 stat high schools took part 1n the twentv first annual wud me contests and th convention of Cclorado F F A a tu dent organization at Colorado Stat college Fort Collins last week The Hrst ten sweeostakes WIIIIILV were Brush Fort IX organ Yuma Fart Collins Greeley Julesbuxrf Haxtoz Gllchrest Loveland and Platteville Future Farmers of Amerzca Bits of News W D Asfahl addressed the high school faculty at the regular Tuesdav morning meeting last week on the sub,ect of gloup thinking Mr Asfalsl based hlS remarks on Elllotts Proofs of Group Thlnklng Evelyn Haworth was guest senlo t Rotary last week Members of G A A enterta nod therrxselves and thelr sponsors MISSPS H len Lewis and Adelffunda Han el roast party last Sxturday In his second talk to the semns Su elmt ndent Asfahl spoke ln detnl about llV1Il'7 conditions at college s JFIIIES rratelnltles and Jobs f0I t dents It IS the ODlI'1l0I'1 of the senxmrs that much beneit IS being derived from Mr Asfahls mformal talks Tuesday was picture day at Delta high All organlzatlons not havmg had ther pxctulcs tau n thls year had them taken at a s hedu'ed hour Tue day Catherine Fulghum edltor of the Rlmlock had ch rffe of the days a t1v1t1es Norbert Bertrand Hal 5 Blakely Jac Brown and Charhe Q ber assisted her The pictures we taken by the M9f9dlth studlo Nxt Wh it IS lt you lke best abilllt g 1 Wlt My aims Top Row Buzzard, Hays, G Hocker Stotts, Dodd Martln Riley Baldwln, N Hockex Center Row Ellsworth H Ingles. Tuttle Marvel B Calhoun B Smith, R Smlth Komman B0fi0m Row Weaver Hallock, Messano Crulkshank qsponsorh Lentz K Calhoun Mack Rentro . 1 I. , - , , . . - 5 .-.-,-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-:.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- I ' -1 - , ' W e-.-v-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-v-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-v-v-.-.-.-A-: f ' ' ' 1 I . . 1. ' ' ' ' . nm '1 ' 0-7 ,A v 7 . . . er - - f f - ' 1 I . ' H- ' ' . ' ' I' I ' . . s U - . , cu ' . . . In - 1 ' . - 4- 7' .. - ' ' of th ' W I 'J F . . ' - , 4. - . . . . . . 3 U . . 1 ,, .' ' Q ' L x ' 1 U . .. . I.. . . . . T 9 ' J 3 - ,, . . - ' ymann, at a roller skating and welner . ' ' ' l I . f 2 . . Y ' . - - ., R-yi - .- A H I - ' f. - - . . W . s I Y ' ' , - v . . . . ' - s I -A - g 1 ' , , , . ' ' ' 1 ' .. ' . . . . ' Q . - v r. . ' ' f' 1 f ' 'U' ' '-1 W. ' ' 'su- . 1 - ' S V- TTATT -'-'T . ' ' ' f 'z , I 1 w 1 .y- X gf' - ' .' 1 I l , . , , ' ' KK ' . ' ' . a 7 t - ' , ' t l ' I 1 ' . , . - n 1 . . . .V , . ' ' I - - v ' ' 1 l ,. , . 1 . . W C' A 5' . . ,. 1 - , , AA T ls Q i . Q f, i - - V . v I- W , g D L' . . y, . - Q - ' - .Y . , . . H. D . , . .. 13 1, ' Q ' ff , . V ,Q ' , .t , me ' r V . . D, , - . . . . . I I . re ff l 7 , . . c t . . It - . ' . . 4' 5' l l ' 7 7 ' X -1-T47 L?Z4- , 1 ' ' YY J . - , .5 , ' 1 'S . T' 4 , . ' ' l : 2 ' ' Q ' ' . . 2 , , 3 yynyfl? U l 0 I



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Page 5 0 PANTHER PANT Published Bl Weekly By Delta Hxgh School Delta Colorado PANTIIFR PANT STAFF Editor m Chief Asslstant Frlltor Asslstant Edltor News Fdltor Glrls Sports Editor Boys Sports FCllI0l'S 'Vlorrns Bugg Norbert Bertrand Class News Edltor Erlene Walker Feature Edxtor Neville Clxfton Exchange Edltor Margaret Freling A emblv Edltor Dorothy Curtis Nlus1c Edntor Betty Jane Murphy Busxness Manager Irene Garrett As t Ilu me s Manager Barbara Lohmanu Clrrulatnon Manager Annabelle Adams Nhke up Fdltor Evelyn Haworth Typmsts luyc Mcacham Evelyn Haworth Rosa Shrccves Chrxstme Labor Betty lou Lyon .lxne Cleland Nevllle Clifton Betty lane Murphy Reporter Luullc Hlwker Anna Chalrez Ivm Smith Charles 'Sclber George Davis George Seabourn Gloria lfarmer EDITUBJ1-XL Catherme Fulghum leland Jane C Marvis Keyser Betty Lou Lyon Chrzstine Labor Everett Lawson MY PART A great deal IS saxd about school splrxt yet the Splrlt seems m xt self to be lack1ng In the Amerx can publlc school each 1nd1v1dual IS allowed and encouraged to pur sue means whlch wlll brmg hmm to an end whxch he personally wants to attam The schools try to bulld a soclety of happy mtelllgent and uprxght mdxvxduals but as yet th1S IS only a dream An attempt to reahze thxs dream IS bexng brought Ye ldeal each care good pres ent guldmg star The materlal human mater1a1 possessed m the school of today 1S of vast 1mport nce Our Splflt should be noble unselflsh humane and sustamed by that ldeal of the school for ll Let a new school Splflt find voxce and form m our school and the blggest strlde toward the goal wxll have been made about by a democratlc school a student can not attaln thxs lf he xs too ll'ldlVldl1HllStlC must pursue hrs mterests wlth ful thought for the common The ldeal should be the ever LIFE JUS A BOWL OF CHERRIES' We are surrounded by many thmgs we dont appreclate but the measure of our appreclatxon IS the IHCHSUFG of our culture Culture through appreclatxon 1s a rather Sure way to wm happmess The attalnment of money mllllons IS rather an empty accomplxshment lf one apprecxatlon IS l1m1ted to money The sour puss p1nch penny buslness man even though h has acqulred consxderable wealth should not be envled He should be pltled because of hls nar row money love PANTHER PANT May 13 1938 The best thlngs Ln hfe are free Why strlve for hard fast complx cated modern pleasures When they profit you nothmg except per haps a headache a nervous break down or an early death why str1ve for them? Learn to apprecxate the slmple natural pleasures that Mother Nature has so abundantly provlded D1scover how much real pleasure lt IS to work to bask 1n the sun to play a good game of tenms to sleep to run around the block Just for the sport of xt and many many other Slmple natural enloyable pleasures Dont let thxs complxcated rut that c1v1l1zat1on has gotten 1nto get on your nerves Llve above It because l1fe IS 1uSt a bowl of cherrles Or IS 1t'7 L DELTA WINS SECOND LCont1nued from page 1 J ENGLISH XII Ruth Banks Delta Mark Devlm Idal1a Dora Delta Kxrk Arta Bowle Delta LITERATURE XII Eleanor Merkord Crowley Catherme Fulghum Delta James Else Pueblo Maxme Weller Wray I SOCIOLOGY Ruth Banks Delta James Long Johnstown Charlotte Rutherford Yuma Leona Cothren Swmk ALGEBRA III Kelth Dlckens Wav erly Jack M1ller P1He Jack Thomas Rlfle Harry Blakely Delta CONSTITUTION Joe Dlllon Pueb lo Everett Gllbert Montrose Hal Van Fossen Pueblo Arta Bowle Delta I PLANE GEOMETRY Kathryn Freed Pueblo WllllS Dawer Klrk Fred Mayo Waverly Patsy Harr1n fton Delta SOCIAL CIVICS-Dorothy Flck Kt Carson Catherme Fulffhurn Dcla Noel Crisp Norwood Ellzabeth lV'cKee Norwood BOOKKEEPING Edlth Klnneson I-'iota Allce Canterbury Crowley James Suntum St Joseph Eleanor Angel Delta LATIN I Helen Tennlgkext Bur hnoton Helen Dunn Burlmgton Mar pe Carpenter New Castle W1lle Na kaoka Delta LATIN II Jane Baldwn Lakewood Patsy Harrlnffton Delta Bob Lohm 1 Wray Frances Whxte Durango I AMERICAN HISTORY Robert Smlth Cedar doe Bergre Mayne Eads Ruth Schaefer Delta Jack M1ller Rlfle In the other sub ects that were of f r d to the contestants Delta elther dd not have any entrles or dld not Dlace Those students placlng first Second thxrd or fourth 1n the Gunnlson center fdlStI'lCtJ from Delta are Catherme Ful ghum thlrd IH economxcs Wllllf N la ka se ond ln algebra I Cl 1Il9S Dxllon fourth In Encfllsh lltereture XI 1Toshxe Nakao' a, se ond 1n shorthand HONOR ROLL FOR FIFTH SIX WEEKS Report cards were recently xssued at senxor hxgh and the honor roll nounced Thlrteen of the students on the honor 11st w1ll recexve passes to the Egyptlan theatre for a perlod of two weeks Freshmen Wxlhe Nakaoka four As Pearl Rodr quez Wllma Jean Wear and Jean Sayre two A s and two B Sophomores Patsy Harrmgton four As Wanda Satterfleld three As Hays Henry Mary Carpen B Jumors Ruth Schaefer June Frelmg Nakaoka and and two Bs Wlllard Stark John Stark and ter two As and two Harry Blakely four A s three As and two Bs Florence King TOShl6 Jumor Ray two As and two BS Vlr glnla Hardmg two As and three Bs Senlors Eleanor Angel four As Fran ces Bowle four As and one B Arta Bowle three AS and two Bs Puth Banks and Catherme Fulghum three As and one B Lucxlle Dusse and J T Hmds two As and two Bs SENIOPS PRESENT NEW FIRES TUESDAY New F1res were lwhted at the Santry homestead Tuesday evenlnff when members of the semor class presented Charles Qu1mby Bu dettes three act comedy New Flres The Santry famxly havlng lost a d fimte purpose m llfe found real rea sons for happy llvlng The persons of the famlly were played by Delmar Gardner the father Jane Cleland the mother Bobby Ehrgott and Evelyn Ha worth daughters Gordon Harshman and lV'arv1s Keyser sons and Be ty Lou Lyon a dau hter ln law Th famxly was alded 1n xts search for hap pmess by thelr fr1ends Nevllle Cllfton and Catherme Fulghum and thelr ser xants Lucille Busse Lucllle Hawk r Everett Lawson Lawrence O Brlen and Florence Stewart The hlgh school orchestra under the dlrectlon of R Gordon Ayres played be'ore and between the cts of the performance I B tty 'ane lV'urphy second IH short hand II Harry Blakely second IH cur rent hlstory 11 and 12 thlrd m Amerl can hlstory and thlrd m physlcs Arta Bowle fourth ln current h story 11 and 12 Jumor Baldwm first ln agrlculture and fr urth ln blolovy John Stark econd rn modern and European hlstory and second 1n ancxent h story and Ru'h Schaefer first ln Spamsh I 'umor Whut ma? 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