Delta High School - Panther Yearbook (Delta, CO)

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Back row: R. Yu, S. Alexander, G. Rossi, R. Yost, C, Metcalli R. Alexanden D. Reed, K. Hurley, Miss Palmen C, McDonald, B. Archer, L. Hathaway, M. Baxter, D. Reed. Middle row: M. Alexanden IY. Esplin, C. Carleton,l1. Schnoebelen, E. Griffith, T. Mills, L. Davis, M. Gould, T. Delbovi. Front row: T. Hurley, S. Minion, A. Sukle, C. Dodson, T. Young, S. Brown, D. Christian. Top right: Seniors LaDean Davis and JeDonne Jackson perfonn a dramatic duet act. Above: Sophomore Althea Sukle does her speech for the actathon. Above left: Jill Benett, sophomore, and Ken Hurley senion work well together. Left: Several speech team members, including Matt Baxter, Chris McDonald, Ken Hurley, and Chris Dodson, helped to raise money. This page was sponsored by The T-Shirt Shop, 457 Main in Delta, 874-8791. The Delta High School Annual Staff would appreciate any support given to our sponsors. Thank you T-Shirt Shop! 27

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' 1-fayadaal mum 6 mm? lntemational Relations Club members include: fback rowl Brian Halberg and Stephanie Scanlon: lfront row! Dana Brentlinger lspon- sorj, Mike Stroud, Heidi F eigt, Lars Denk K German exchange studentl, C ydne Menzel, Deli Dutton, and Frank Romero. Students Against Dnving Drunk members include: lback rowl Sarah Herrera, Susan Franklin, Hanette Esplin, and Fiftwo Raysideg lfront rowl Deanna Jung, EITCE Schroeden Marlena Gould, Dawnette Keifer, and Fam Vigil. This was the first year for Delta High School to have a SADD chapter. Congratulations!!!!! 77614 Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America members were: Keith Grigg, Brian Beck, Skelly Chairez, John Brad- ley, President Curt Tabor, Chuck Rich, Bill Teare, and Robert Nagel. This page was sponsored by Delta Super, 659 Main in Delta, 874-4522. The Delta High School Annual Staff would like to express its appreciation to all the spon- sors. Thank you, Delta Su- per, for supporting The Pan- ther 1985-86. 26

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'ca Far right: Mark Esplin, senior and chapter president, speaks at the FFA banquet. Right: Luckyfldams is congratulated by Nellie Durfee alter winning several awards. Be' lom Roy Nelson acquired this fully paid tractor with money from his FFA projects. The school's Future Farmers of America chapter again enjoyed a banner year. At its annual parent-member banquet, Several stu- dents received awards. Top awards went to Mark Esplin, Rick Proctor, Steve Anderson, Chuck Dubs and Ron Scheetz. Esplin was the recipient ofthe DeKalb Award. This award is given to the outstanding senior in FFA for achievements in scholarship, leadership, and agri culture. Es- plin, who also was a star chapter a agribusiness- man, was the chapter president. Proctor eamed the Walter Potts Memorial Award, while Ander- son was Presented a special citizenship award. Besides Esplin, other star degree winners were Dubs and Scheetz. This is the highest honor bestowed by the chapter. Dubs was a star greenhand and Scheetz a star chapter. wwrw' ar? ft ,, at filing Qi IAVA V Vifg 1 ,- f .t, wget' 'iff Zi. f, fi ' ' -, Z ,