Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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lklay 13, 1938. PANTHER PANT Page 5 1 Panthers Place Third In DELTA JR. HIGH l sPoRTLIGHTs Delta Junlor hIgh school athletes broke many meet r cords and made an cu standlng show nv m general as they won the heavyweIght d1v1s1on of the slope Junlor hlgh track and field meet here Saturday The local squad ran up a total of 88 1 poInts In th heavywelght d1v1s1on Un cludmg boys over 100 poundsj to wm the d IIS on Montrose was second wlth 50 pomts and Olathe thIrd wIth 21 2 3 talhes Montrose won the hght we ght d1v1s1on w1th 59 5 6 pomts Delta ran close behInd wIth 51 5 6 fol lcwed by Olathe 40 1 3 and Eckert fcur Exght meet records fell In the heavler d1v1s1on seven of them to Delta bovs Three records were smashed In the l htwelght sectlon of the tournament JUNIOR HI STUDENTS PRESENT PROGRAM AT SENIOR I-II ASSEMBLY Junlor hlgh students presented an 'xssembly to the senlor hlgh school stu dents at theII regular assembly perIod Wednesday Aprxl 27 The program opened Wlth 3 Hag salute by a group of scouts The Jun Ior hlgh creed and Ha were presented by Ethel Ruth Fulghum The glrls octet and trIo appeared on the pro gram IIlIzabeth Holman read Fool Ish Quest ons and Emma Lou Krebs read My S sters Best Feller Dama Jean Schulte and Anna Marle Ccan pesented a tap dance Mlss l 'ary clude tl' e program VENTRFELO DIRECTS BUILDING OF SET FOR SENIOR Pl AY Jake Ventrello a student of Pclaer Craxg In Industrlal arts dxrected d supervlsed th lgulldm of tl e sta c et used In the emor class play lt ev FIFES It was rlanned and drawn by Mlss Isola M Curry drector of tlf Play Jake was asslsted by G or Q F' y Ed Davls Nell Hocker Fred rlck Ad kms and Emorv Tuttle Helen Hccker and B rnard Pel er he ded the pro erty e m'nIttee Er lne Walker Dorothy CurtIs Eleanor An el Don Mly ke and Harold C lab s lSt d them The track team is going Hne and QF lplaced well In many events In the W S lA A tournament held at Grand June I I I tIon FrIday A football game between the semor football boys and the boys who wIll return next fall w1ll be played some ume durmg the fmal week The exact date has not been set The new baseball sults have arrlved Are they smart lookIng Ask the grrls The 1938 softball season opened May 4 Three exh1bItIon games were played Three teams were from thlS d1strIct and three from Paoma Montrose and Grand Junctlon Delmar Gardner Junlor Sampson Roselle Glenn and Coaches Barrows and Lefferdlnk played on the Delta softball teams at the openmg game of the season Delta hxgh schools band under the dIrectIon of R Gordon Ayres perform ed at the 0fT1Clal openmd of the softball season on May 4 Tl-IE EXCHANGE Gunnlson For the fifth consecutxve year the Spothght has been awarded All Amerlcan honor ratlng by the 1938 All Amerlcan erltlcal service conducted by the Natlonal Scholastlc Press assoca tIon Wheatrldge Whos Crazy Now a farc In thre acts will be presented by the faculty of the Wheatrldge hxgh school Castle Rock The stud nts of the Castle Pock hIgh school were entertaIned by Joe Lou e and FrItz Strud r three nat1ve yodel ers from Lucerne Swltzerland Boulder Colorado UnIversIty recently played host to hve hundred and thIrty five athletes from twelve colleges and twen ty four hlgh schools In five states PATROINS ATTEND SCI-IOOI EYHIBIT Many parent patrons and frI nds of the Delta school chlldren vIs ted school on Thursday to s e the exhIb1t of vt ork done durlng thls school year As nearly s poss ble the exhlblt was deslffned to shr w a true plcture of reg ular school tvxty It was mt Ided to repre ent the hest work of each In dIv du'Il ch ll and If possIble how h1S Meet PANTHER TEAM TAKES THIRD IN JUNCTION MEET Scormg a total of 4112 pomts Delta hlgh schools 1938 track team placed th1rd In the western slope track meet at Grand Junction Frlday afternoon Morrls Bugg and Junror Ray were the star Indlvldual performers of the 15 man Delta team Ray took first place In the h1gh Jump at a heIght of 59 and barely mxssed equallmg hls prevlous mark of two Inches hlgher whIch he made at the Frulta relays last week Bugg placed second In the 220 yard dash event and placed second In the 100 yard charge He was HOSed Out In the latter by Johnny Hammond of Montrose who took the pole vault In n1ce form at a heIght of 113 Bugg also served as anchor man In two relays Lawrence Ellsworth another Delta entry ran a good quarter mIle to grab another second place A fast relay team composed of War ner Sayre Lawson and Bugg won second place In both the 880 yard and 440 yard relay events Enteung the mIle relay upon the spur of the mo ment a team composed of the sam runners w1th the exceptlon of Ells worth replacmg Bugg placed fourth Grand Junctlon won the meet wIth a total of 94 polnts It was reported Frulta placed second Delta thlrd and Montrose fourth The SCHIOFS Say We forgot If we have classes We forgot where we would have classes If we remembered we dld have classes We forgot what they would be about If we found where we had classes If we remembered we d1d have classe We forgot who our Instructors would be If we found out what our classes were about If we found where they were If we remembered we had clas es Sport Model Zoo A balky mule has fou wh el brakes A Bxlly goat has bumpers A firefly has a brlght splotllffht RabbIts are puddle Jumpers Camels have tIre5 on thelr feet And carry spares of what th y eat But I stlll thlfl nothln beats The kanga oos with the rurnble seats Improvement Becau e of the large en rollment thls phase of the exhlhxt could not be perfect - . , . . . 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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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Page 52 In The Classes Membe1s of thc freshman Engllsh classes have found The Thlrd I glcdxent by O HQUIW The Red Hcaded Leaguc by A Conan Dfyle 111d How G1v1n BIISC Put It To Mag, Lownxc ente1t11n1ng and mtexestlng Selcctxons fI0lH b1og1aph1es a11d quto b1oG1aph1cs a1e bemg read by tl C sophomoxes 1D M1ss Cur1ys Enghsh II The fifth pemod sophomore Enghsh class XlSlt9d the post OITICQ on F11day Aplll 22 Postmaster Glenn Ellmgton cxplfnncd 9VQ!ytlllI1g fl0ID how to send llllly Lhlcks to how to lose money m the mnl IVILINDCIS of the specch class told stones to thc fixst and second QI 1des 1 thc LlIlCOll1 school Thu1sd1y and F1 lday of last week Out of 104 students ln freshman Fngll h Ruby Marple made a pe1fect cco1d onc week five As Jean Say1e 1'1n a close second w1th four A-.s Theo Douglas manage1 of the Bcll t lcchcne OITILG ln Delta, gave demon 'sllHtlOl1S It the high school on th de yclopmcnt of the telephone flOl11 tl1e ccl 1, 11l1cst to the Vely latest Mem bus of thc d1ffe1e11t SCISDLC classes md some students fxom Jumor hlgih XVCIC 5,11 en thc opportunity to see them MUSIC NOTES Judges of the band tou1nament stated tl1 1t Leo Meyex was the best solo cl 11 lllLIlSt 111 thc totllm-1lT1cI1l GIXL hllll 1 h 1nd klds Stmc pexson lSk9d why Delta was so good Answex They a1e co1n fed What was he fed on anyhow Nothex thmg Mr Meyer w1s the only dlum major that dldnt dlOp h1s baton on the field at the mass b1nd concelt D1d Anybody notlce that the only t11ne thc1c was 1 cou1tcsy ca1 nc und vt IS when you wcle lcss than '1 bloCk IQIOIII you1 100111 S1dewalk t1blcs we1e nccded 1n tl1e JUI1Cllil1 dllllllg chow 111116. Thc only 111 ublc vtas th 1t thc1e yy IS no s1clcw1lk space We know 8 vely modest boy So modest 1t IS send Ile nexel passcd 1 flowc1 bed Whcn the flowus WCIL III bed Hc Hcllo Ruth She He Oh vtell PANTHER PANT ANNUAL TO APPEAR DURING IAST WEEK Settmg the final vteek and p1obably Flld 1y May 21 as the date on wh1ch the 1938 annual wlll app ar the Rlm 1ock stafi under the dlI9Cf1OFl of Cath 011110 Fulghum QdltOl III chlef has the annual tho1oughly o1gan1zed and 1e1dy of the taken The kmd 1D the state of Colorado It IS ln the truest sense of the word a reco1d of a year E1ch xssue of the Panthel Pant the Delta hlgh newspaper, has been repunted on a fine green and Whlfe mottled paper and thls w1ll form '1 center sectlon ol the annual Other In llll d1v1s1ons of the Rxmrock dll de votcd to the classes faculty 1ct1v1t1es SpO1tb featules and spo11so1s The CONCI w1ll be g1een and whlte wllh the name R1m1ock cut from prlnt dlld the date eng1avcd on lt The1e bemg a V915 small 11umbe1 of LXtId COPIES sellmo fO1 S1 planned 1t dvxsable for students who would st1ll hke to purchase an annual to go to Room 211 and put IH then orde1 as soon as posslble for puntmg wlth thc cxceptlon THOl1lItlI1fl of p1ctures wh1ch wexe last weck 1938 Rlmrock IS the fhst of 1ts NATIVE SWISS YODELERS APPEAR AT SENIOR HIGH A umque conce1t of natxve SWISS rnuslc and yodehng was p1csented at the h1gh school 2ElUClllOI1llI'U Tuesday soxcd by the 11111101 md SCIHOI h1 h tud nt counclls Tl1ec blothcxs uccntly lIlVCCl thc Umted States hom thc11 111t1vc lmdf Lucclne SW1lZt.lllI1d Th v 111 Joc Louxc 1nd F1112 Stud1 'I'1c11 1111551011 to thls countxy IS to bl mu to us some of then wholesc me SWISS folk n1us1c and to acquavnt Am 1lc'11 nudl ences wxth the 1113111101 and customs of the Alplne people STATE COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES CONEER WITH SENIORS Rep1ese11t1tlves fl0lH varxou Colo 11do colleges have X1slICd D lta lllfh school w1th1n tl'-e p1st few we ks Each 1cp1csc11at1xc has LUlllQll9d wth thc c IOIS Il ILQHI to then plms Ol 1ttc11d1nfr colle e The typc Ol col lc c LOUISCS of study offexed cxpcnses cl1111cts t0I palt t1111e yobs and 1 gen c l uxxey ol cami us hfe WCIO ll s Il td M1 lVIcDonoueh of DLIIVLI UHIVLI sly lV'I Hopkms of Colo1ado St1tt 1cl1c1s co 1 e 1nd M1 Mc IU Ol ldo Qlltc f cifc o A 11d vu I I'1llOls 11 s 1 May 13 1998 Bxts of News About twenty senlor boys have IE cexved compllmentary t1ckets fo1 the westem slope semor Clmce whlch 19 sponsoled by Mes1 college at G1 md Ju11ct1on May 6 followmg the wcste1n slope t1ack n1eet Ladxes nlght w'1s obselved by the IHGITIDQIS of the Schoolmastexs club at Gunnlson last Thu1sday when they were entertalned by the faculty of Westem State college Axbor Day was observed May 6 by the students 1n thc Delta pubhc schools In o1der to promote the s1le of tlCk cts fOl the sen1o1 class play Noxbc-1t B rt1 1nd announced that 1 f1ee studcnt t1cket would be gnen f0I eycxy tcn student t1cket5 sold and a free 1dult tlcket fox every ten adult t1Lk9tS sold Followmg the 1egula1 class meetings wh1ch were held last Wednesday the JUIIIOI and senlor boys met 1n the band loom to elect the prom queen He1 n1me will not be revealed untll May 10 at thc Jumor se111o1 pltblll Although Sen1o1 Week beglns Mly 23 the sen1o15 a1e 1equ11ed to 1epo1t Mond1y lor a final ChGCklllg Any sen 101 found to be lncomplett 111 hxs xxoxk vsxll be 1equ11ed to yemnn m school 11ng the week MARY AND ELVIRA RECEIVE PAN HELLENIC AWARDS M3ly Ca1pentc1 C1 SODDOIIIOIL 1nd EIVIII Pacheco 1 3un1o1 we1e cach awarded ten doll1r Panhcllemc 1wa1ds last Wednesday Mary w1ll be a 1u111o1 11ext yc'11 and Elvna a SQIIIUI The choxce of th gnls lb based not upon scholarshlp alone but also upon C11 ZCITSIHP mer1t and 11eed The money lb to be used fo1 any chool ne d supplles 1ct1x1t1es 1nd dues THESPI 'XN ELECTS 1938 OFFICERS Betty .Jane Mu1phy a se111o1 was cle ted PICS dCI1t of thc hoop ol Dclla hleh school Thcsplans a I1lll1OI'ldl lon o ary d1'111at1c oclety Vllglll a Ill d g 1 Ju11c.1 was chosen VIC p1c dcnt Ncuhe Chfton sec1cta1y md dIXlS K ys 1 II 1su1 1 Both N 1 lle 1nd M11v1s ne SCINOIS Spunti when the t1ecs be fln to leaf und so do thc ll fhts ol study 7 . 7 , . .4 A l , . .N - , 1 f' ' 1 '. 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