Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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May 27, 1938 PANTHER PANT Page 55 D. H. S. Baseball Team TOP ROV! Eugene Busse Nlarvln Sutton Carmen Rodrtquez Raymond Rodrtquez Paul Smtth Henry Saruwatarl James Abbott CFNTFR ROV! Robert Fulghum lrvtng Eaks Lloyd Nlarsh Iuntor Sampson Jake Ventrtllo Verle Goodwtn Everett Nolgamore Nlr George Barrows coach BOTTOM ROW Ketth Calhoun manager Lloyd Duncan Francts Laktn Roselle Glenn Warren Jackson Robert Hu kaby Dean 'Nlarvel manager PANTHERS WIN BASEBALL SCORES FROM MONTROSE 7 7 The Delta Panthers beat Montrose 7 2 tn a fast hard played game at the Delta stadtum Tuesday afternoon Juntor Sampson dtmtnuttve Delta pttchtng star held the Indtan batters well through SIX tnnmgs as Panther batters scored seven runs tn wo splurges avamst Jack Letcester on the mound tor Montrose Roselle Glenn pcled out three long htts for a perfect batt ng percentage The score rematn ed close 4 2 unttl a conclustve three run rally tn the stxth dectded the game for Delta DELTA BAND WINS HIGH HONORS The htghest honors that have come to any Delta mustcal organtzatton were atcorded the band m tts appearances durtng the three state tournament Lompet ng among 60 bands whose 4 060 regtstered members thronved Ptovo for the three day festtval Dt vt ton 1 the htghest rattnv gtven by the Judees was gtven the Delta band tn all d partments concert playtng stght reading and marchtng The Delta band was one of four western Colorado bands that walked off wtth the great mayortty of Class A awards g ven at the meet whtch d ew bands trom all over Utah western C lo ado and Idaho Delta Monttose Frutta and Gland Junctton recetved Dtvtston 1 rattngs tn all departments Panther Sportltghts The D H S baseball team wtll end tts season May 23 Dont forget the football game be tween the sentors and the team to re turn next football season Ltttle Roselle Glenn went for a rtde tn a row boat And he got tn the path of an ocean steamer The steamer ran mto htm but he mst laughed and laughed Because he was used to hardshtps SNEAKED AWAY When Wednesday morntng Ttmeq About 8 30 oclock From where SChO0l To where'7 Ouray Why For fun Returned Oh yes Ttred Very ttred Good ttme' Ask a sentor the latter however recetved an extra mentton for maneuvertng Judges were ht h tn thetr pratse of all the western Colorado ordantzat ons espectally tn vtew of the fact that of the fourteen compet HU Class A bands only five recetved top dtvtston rattngs and four of these were western Colo rado bands Dtvtston 1 honors are gtven only to the upper five per cent of all bands Gunntson 4 Delta Olathe 3 Delta 2 Montrose 2 Delta Olathe 9 Delta 5 Grand Junctton 9 Delta 5 Paonta 7 Delta 4 Montrose 4 Delta 6 Cedaredge 1 Delta 10 Grand Junctton 9 Delta 7 Delta unctton Ltneup Htts Errors Runs Sampson Huckaby Ventrtllo Gardner Glenn Eaks La :tn F Jackson tn the three state area whtch the na tonal regtonal tournament cover d Bestdes the record of the band the followtng other honors were received Leo Meyer Delta drum ma or htgh est rattng for baton twtrltng Katte Parker snare drum dtvtston 1 Eltza beth Ambrose ptano dtvtston 1 Leo Meyer clar net dtvtston 1 Kemper Lundy bass dtvtston 2 Chester Wtl ltams saxophone dtvtston 2 and Ann Conlltn oboe dtvtston 2 , -- ' . 25. - . - , , , ' , s. 6 ' 1 W . 'Tiff' ' ' . l ' ' - I , -3- .i.-...-4 l ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 o 1 1 'AND THE sEN1oRs lk-'arsh .............. 3 3 1 I ' fiffirffjfz 0 0 , . ' . ........ . .... 1 0 0 - I ' . 1 ' . ' .............. 3 O 3 , . . I , 3 ,,,-.,,... . ..,.. 1 2 0 v . . , , ' ' , . .,........ --0 0 0 . - . . -,.,,,.. --.--o 3 0 l . ' ' ' . ' .' 17 5 7 . ' , b '. ' l' ---4---M----L-vi 1. I -

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Page 54 PANTHER PANT May 27 1938 PANTHER PANT CALENDAR Published Bl Weekly By Delta High School Delta Colorado PANTHER PANIT STAFF Catherine Fulghum Jane Cleland Marvls Keyser Betty Lou Lyon Christine Labor Everett Lawson Edltor in Chief Assistant Edltor Assistant Editor News Edltor Glrls Sports Editor Boys Sports Edxtors 'Morris Bugg Norbert Bertrand Class News Edxtor Erlene Walker Feature Editor Neville Clxfton Exchange Edltor Margaret Frellng Assembly Editor Dorothy Curtll Music Edxtor Betty Jane Murphy Busxness Manager Irene Garrett Asst Buslness Manager Barbara Lohmann Cir ulatlon Manager Annabelle Adams Make up Editor Evelyn Haworth Typlsts Faye Meacham Evelyn Haworth Rosa Shreeves Christine Labor Betty Lou Lyon Jane Cleland Nevxlle Clifton, Betty lane Murphy Reporter Lucxlle Hawker Anna Cbalrez, Ivan Smlth Charles Sexber George Davis George Seabourn Gloria Farmer EDITORIAL Five More Days Five more days of school seems rather unbehevable xt IS hard to re ahze that the term IS nearly over and tmg ready to leave Delta hlvh school As for the semors themselves they fmd xt hard to understand that next term they wlll not be attending school here Plans for Semor Week help brmg home the fact that the week IS nearly here The Semor rarewell Dante 1 the last semor frollc of the year The gxrls choosmg graduatm oouque s and dresses has held the mterest of many Of course It rs declared that the Semor Day assembly wlll be the best ever to b xven but every class makes that broad statement regularly and Just as regularly every Semor Day assembly IS a rather sad affair New Ideas this tlme however shoud make the presentatlon a really good one Wlth mixed feelings the semors wlll leave Delta hxgh school They have recexved from It what they could and are now ready for greater thmgs Many students are llke coffee 98 percent of the actlve mgredlents have been removed from the bean Theysatonthedavenportjustllkethlsl M0ther and Dad came home And they sat Lxke thlS' Ha ha ha ha ha ha Ho ho ho ho Tee hee tee hee tee hee September September September 2 3-Reglstratlon 5-School Begms 16-Delta Day at County Falr 17 Football game wlth Olathe here tmghtj 23 Football game wlth Durango here Qmghtj 30-Football game wxth Ce daredge here lmghtj September September September Integration m Eclucatlon Theme of W S C E A Meet Integratlon ln Educatxon has been chosen as the theme for the fall con ventlon of the Colorado Educatlon as soclatlon Each of the programs wllll be constructed around thxs theme A full program of acttvltles has beenl planned for the three day conclave when some eight hundred teachers from western Colorado converge upon Grand Junctlon fo rthe conventxon Educators who are outstandlng the natlon wlll appear on the pro grams A United States senator Josh Lee senator from Oklahoma wlll ad dress the Saturday mormng general session On Thursday evemng there will be a speclal musical treat con cert group has been obtamed tor thlS occaslon Another mnovatxon m the conven tlon program thls fall wmll b a study conlerence type of meetmg whlch will take the place of three sessions All teachers convention will have an express personal VICWS cussed xn these conferences The con ferences w1ll be .mder the leadershl of a noted educator of the generall attendmg the opportunity to l on t0DlCS d1s THESPIAN CATCH DE EYE Last Friday mght at 7 15 oclock a hub bub of excitement was cxrculat mg around the house on the corner of Seventh and Meeker What had hap pened'7 The hghts had gone out But the Thesplan meetmg for the electlon of offlcers went on wlth the aid of a few plnk candles and the dymv twx light With the help of Mr Wayne Brenton howvever the lx hts we e shortly sparkling brlghtly and soon waffles were bemg consumed t great speed Virginia Harding was elected presx dent for the comlng year ln the place of retxrmg semor presldent Betty Jane Murphy MBPIOD Dunn was elected vtce presldent Genevieve Lugar secretary and Ivan Smlth ho treasurer l N155 Margaret Hoke sponsor of Hor hor hor hor Arf arf arf arf Yo Thespan was hostess at the home of Y0 YO yo H0 hum N0 J0k9b today 'Mr and Mrs Norrls Ryder OVER 500 REVIEW SCHOOL EXHIBIT A crowd of over 500 attested to the 1nterest nn a success of the Delta school exhlblt held Friday evenxng at the varlous school bulldmgs Parents and lrlends of the school who attended the exhlblt were lavxsh ln their pralse of the hlgh quality of work shown and also of the comprehenslveness of the exhxbtt The prlmary purpose of the exhxbxt ns as a devxce to acquamt the publxc wxth the work belng done Thus the pubhc IS enabled to evaluate the work of the school and to assist m the 1m provement of the school program An other purpose of the exhlbxt ns to af ford the puplls of the school an op portumty to display thexr work The exhxblt ls also an Incentive tor bet ter work on the part of the puplls The every pupll exhlblt xs an mno vatton for Delta Each pupxl s repre sented ln the exhxbxt whereas here tofore the ellhlblt has shown only the best work from each roomfl Punch was served at the varlous buxldmgs by members ot the home mak ng department as part of the ex hxbxt Olwer S lkenberry, prmcxpal of the Junxor hlgh school and g neral 1-hanrman m charge of the exhxblt ex pressed hs gratltude publlcly to the Independent Lumber company for the celotex used lor mountlng the dlsplay Hey' You lxef sompm behmd you What? Your footsteps Dont want em They re dxrty Gee Bob that candy m the wtndow makes my mouth water Well heres a blotter PROM ENDS QCont1nued from page 1 J balloons A novelty waltz was per tormed during the dance by natbara Blown Betty Grlfflth Bonnle boo I-atsy Rose Harrmvton Leona Thoma son and Genevieve Lugar IVLUSIC was furnxshed durmfr the ban quet and dance by the Stardusters oruestla nom Western State cone e at Gunmson The banquet and prom were under the dlrectlon of Mlss Maybelle Golden class sponsor who was assxsted by NLISS Margaret Hoke lvnss Adelgunua I-lanselmann Robert Goltry and van ous committees composed of members of the Jumor class Robert Crane Instructor m xndustrlal ax ts a ded the decorators by constx uc mg for them the huge horseshoes Miss helen Lewls trained the glrls who danced the novelty waltz a ,' , D . . . - , .... ........u- u . Q ' I ' - ...II1IIIIQ l . . ' .. .... - 1 I' , A . I - Q. . . ' ' .- ....... 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Page 56 PANTHER PANT May 27, 1938 i Schools To Participate ln The Classes freshman English have plays this week. 'iNot Students in been reading Such a Goose by Elizabeth Gale and The Brink of braith were dramatized. Silence by Esther Gal- Rcview constitutes much of the work done in the class rooms this week. Fina examinations start Monday,' May 23. Studying the vocations open to girls and the schools offering training in the vocations has formed a final unit in the advanced home-making classes. THEME SONG-S Journalism: I'm Gonna Sit Right! Down and Write Myself a Story. Home Making: Tea for Two. I Auto Mechanics: Truckin'. I Algebra: Nice Work If You Can Get It. Psychology- Why D0 I Lie to Myself About You Typmg Typey Typey Tm Geometry I Didnt Want to Do It Chemistry Im Bubbllng Over History Christopher Columbus Agriculture The New Apple Tree Physics Let That Be a Lesson to You Bookkeeping In My Little Redl Book Physiology I Amt Got No Body Printing Sweetie Pr ln Fair Exhibit The Delta public schools will again participate in the annual Delta county fair school exhibit to be held at Hotch- kiss from September 13 to 16. The schools of the county are es- pecially fortunate in having a new building for the exhibit. This building improvement should provide an op- portunity to expand the exhibit to include home making, industrial arts, and other departments of school work. The Delta school exhibit promises to be one of the best in years, judging from the many interesting achieve- ments seen in the Every-Pupil Ex- hibit held May 12, 1938, in each of the classrooms, throughout the Delta school system. After viewing the above exhibit, Miss Velma Loomis, vice chairman. caid, The Delta public school exhibit is exceptionally fine this year, and it seems to be a natural outgrowth of the year's school work. BEST PERFORMANCE IN TRACK MEETS Lawson Frulta-Shot 42 ft 11 rn Lawson Frurta Discus 113 tt Warner Triangular 220 Yd 239 sec Miyake Triangular Pole Voult 10 Logan Trlanvular Shot 39 ft Messano Triangular Mile 5 min TRACK M k 4 4 Bits of News Catherine Fulghum attended the banquet given by the Tevis Miller chapter of Quill and Scroll in Gunni- son for visiting members of Quill and Scroll during the scholarship contest. Betty Jane Murphy placed first in the district in shorthand II at the Gun- nison scholarship contest. In the pre- ceding issue of the Panther Pant her award was announced as second. Glasses for four school children have been purchased from the Lions fund. The annual demonstration of the physical education departments of the Delta schools was presented in the form of a pageant at the high school auditorium last Friday evening. 15 sec. Logan, W. S. Meet-Discus. 98 ft. Bugg W. S. Meet-100 Yd. 10.5 sec. Buvg W S Meet 220 Yd 2 7 GC Ellsworth W S Meet-440 Yd 55 sec Ray W S Meet High Jump-5 ft X2 Relay composed of Bugg Warner Sayre and Iawson W S Meet rn 440 yd and 880 yd L-ettermen Bugg Lawson Sayre Warner lvirya e Ray Messano and lrsworth Phe name of the member art listed from the top left to the bottom right Bennie Brook Jax Dodd Junior lay LaN .iughn Nlcfirrde Yun Qtott Coach Nierle Itfttrdrnk Ixennttlt Larnpbell Robert lngl Inur Hagener Sidney Nlrller Huber Ingels Ilarold Hay Harold Nrxen Weldon Grrftrth Ronald Plllblllgkl' Georg Gu howard Iogan H rrold Gay Bob VS arner Albert Herrera t harles Savre Exe-rett Iawson hldon ll rd Lharles hornrnarr letk Herd ru e ta oun Robert Brrurr Br ls Jame Loren lakrn Pete X I v XX l al Brfwn lee X 'rrt Rex He-lint k .lrmtny u lio Fd Dau nsrerru- Inge-ls IJ in NX ner ui ri 118 a ter roerna e at Rhond Bill Fockroft Brlli I mrtnce lfugent Hallock lion Ylriake lrrold Ninn Nathen Nan e lohn Fllr-9 Charles Nlack Ll1nr0n rlovs lunror Ht ki 5 L e Tlinrnp on l lerrn li r rrleen H ward ll 5 Q- t Ifll wort . , 1 ' I . 1 g , . . - ., ., s . . I H . Y ' . .X . . L I . ' , . . ' . . . , . . - . - . . y y - - , . - , , - - S1 rn. - f Y W 7 - . : 1 Y ' i U - , . - 1 . l . v 1 I - - , . I I , ,v . . 1 . ft. 2 , . ' Y . 1 , , . . . ' - H .: 1' ' ' v - v x e . . , -r , . ,, . -. ' s ' s f 1 1 ' ' ' : ' s. ' , ' Q , '1 . ' , ' . s, ' , ' .1 - ' , ' A '- , .- s, . 's - . I' ' . ' . ', ' . . i. ' 4' S . ' r' , ' ' .' ' , . ' , H' A ' lh , ' 1 , 'l ,' S. . ' , T l . . ' S. I.: ' ', er 'vt '. E ze v V '. , S 'k . .I' 'k ' . . .l. S, ' . F- A 1 , 4 ' ,L ,I - . ,. ..z .' . A' . BD '. - ' -1' ' r- ', e S . 3 e w t , o nrvvy, Hurt lirun r. VV: llatw- I S ' h.