The Delta independent., 1923-11-09
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day, November 2, was nearly one hun
dred per cent Games and many Hal
lowe'en tricks were played, and at a
late hour supper, consisting of ham,
burger sandwiches, pickles, dough
nuts and sweet cider. was served.
The Flaming Arrows of the Operetta
have been chosen, and are as follows:
Naomi Hollems, Shirley Ehrgott, Mar
garet Mathers. Virginia Rupp. Gene
We've Hammond, and Glendolyn Hill
man. They give a dance in the
Feast of the Red Corn
Next Saturday Delta will play
Olahe at a game of football at Olathe.
Let's all go and cheer for our side.
The Western State college was de-
feated in the game with Brigham
Young college at. Provo, Utah. The
score was 19 to o. Some of the West
ern State College players were former
Delta Hi students.
The Hi-Y held an induction cere-
mony Tueday, November 6. Invita-
tions were sent to a number of boys.
| inviting them to come to this meeting
Supper was served and Immediately
after the old members of the club
| took charge of the initiation cere-
mony, and each new member was sin
cerely impressed
The older boys annual conference,
which was held in Grand Junction last
year, will be held in Delta, December
Z, s and 8.
The boys OF the Delta High school
will start practicing basket ball about
the 18th of this month.
A new mimeograph has been Install
ed in the dictation room, and is under
the charge of Miss Ferguson.
The third number OF the Panther
was issued Wednesday.
Mrs. Flores advisory group will
have charge of the program Friday.
which is Students day Each group
will have charge of at least one Fri
day assembly. the chairman of each
group having drawn a slip of paper
with a number on 1t which determined
when his group should be in charge.
The chairman of Mrs. Flores group
drew the first number. which signifies
why they are very busy getting ready
for their self-inflicted duty
New traffic laws are being enforced
as follows: First. no groups shall
gather in the halls; second. every
body must keep moving and not stop
in the halls; third. each person
should go to his first hour class when
he reaches school. The teachers are
taking turn at patrolling the halls.
The Junior High scored on the
Freshmen in a game OF football on
Friday afternoon The score was to
0 in favor of Junior High. The teams
were evenly matched, but the Fresh
men had hard luck
The grade cards were given out in
assembly. Tuesday. Some people
were horribly frightened, while others
were wearing smile
A debating club has been organized
in Delta High school. and the follow.
ing students are members: Donald Ag-
new, Bertha Burnett. Marian Castle.
Charles Dana, William Dana. Marian
Dyer. Gordon Fulghum. .Verna Gardner.
Walter George, and Arthur Morris.
Marian Dyer is chairman and Miss
Howhett is coach.
High school dance will be given on
Saturday night. November 10th, at
the Elks hall The dance is going to
be on Saturday night instead of Fri
day night because Coach Ratezin ask
ed the entertaining committee not to
give a high school dance the night be-
fore a football game.
Monday Mrs. Fluallen assigned seats
to all students in the study hall. This
enables her TO keep a record OF all
absent students and will also help to
keep down disturbances and disputes
over seats
Semper Egnew. Junior. was elected
president OF Delta High Athletic asso-
citation and Ralph Sidebottom, Senior,
was chosen vice president. Those
nominated for president were Semper
Egnew. Ralph Sidebottom, Ayshford
Tyler, and Gerald Parks. The cleo
ton was closed and Semper Egnew
won by two votes. Floyd Hinton was
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secretary.
The Y. w. girls invited the boys TO
their meeting Wednesday. November
G. Helen Hillman played the process
sional. and Alice Rupp lead the de
votional exercises. Mrs. Hillman gave
a talk about her trip to Europe which
held the interest of everyone from
start to finish.
A delegation from the orchestra
was asked to play for the Woman's g
club at their luncheon a week from
Saturday.
The fourth hour Junior English
class elected Elyas Carpenter as
chairman. He will preside when oral
themes are given. and at other times
when a formal meeting is desired.