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Show Vol. I. FEBRUARY 15, 1924. No. 4. HELPS. -o- Wednesday, February 7, Coach Roberts from the Brigham Young University spent from 10 A. M. until 1:30 P. M. with the students of the Delta High School. His classes were Held in the dance hall. So many students were interested that we had no trouble filling the floor. Coach Roberts first took up the posture of dancers and showing the right from the wrong position, taking first the arms, next the knees, then the feet. He gave some steps that can be used instead of so much rapid one-stepping. He taught the King Tut for-trot and some of the Tango steps which will, no doubt, from now on be popular steps among the students. Coach Roberts demonstrated the four types of standard dancing, The Waltz, One-step, Fox trot, and Tango and also proved the necessity of knowing how and being able to dance each. He also gave some mixing games which can be used to good advantage in the breaking up the click circles in our school. The social problem has for some time, been a puzzle but now the students have had a taste of'good clean social life it will not be so hard to get them to respond to the call of the leaders. Furthermore we are not going to let this drop and forget It as it is eo easily done, but we aim to keep it throughout our social life. Mr. F. G. Eyre has kindly consented to lend his assistance in helping to keep up the interest among the students. Mr. Eyre is very capable and can do much in helping the young people of the school. Students of r.he Delta High School. let's get behind this thing and not let it die while yet in the bud. but instead let us boost it to its highest notch and hold it there. Lets set our standards with the rest of the world, and show our fellow citi- School Pays Tribute To Woodrow Wilson The Senior class gave the program in Student Body meeting Wednesday. The program was community singing, reading by Merrill Boy-ack, A stunt by Lila Steele and Company; and a talk by Mr. Allred on the late Woodrow Wilson. Mr. All-red told of the life of our ex-nresi-dent who has proven himself to be one of the greatest of noble men and also what the nation as a whole thinks of this man. I am sure that all High School students think more of our ex-prcrident after hearing Mr. Allred's talk. ___________Q___________ HOME EC CLUB. At the request of the Home Economics Club, Miss Skidmore from the U. A. C. gave a lecture last Tuesday afternoon to the H. E. C. members and mothers. The subject of the lecture was "The alteration and 'Adaptation of a Found-ational Pattern." Miss Skidmore has specialized in clothing and she gave the girls some very useful and valuable information. We hope to have many similar lectures in the future. (Continued on Page Four) THE PESTS. We must overcome the pests! worry, hate, anger and fear; worry dulls the brain, hate Btops progression, destroys and wrecks personality; anger uses up energy, destroys life's power and happiness. Who can succeed with the pests at nrs or hex heels, trying to drag them to the very depths of destruction? -RUBY LARSEN. SEMOR-JUMOR PARTY IS HUGE SUCCESS. February let the Senior class staged their first class party at the Delta High School building, with the Juniors as their guests. A program was given by the Juniors and Seniors as follows: Mixed Quartette--Alice Rasmu- sen, Margie Whicker, Anthony Stephencen, and Glen Rawlinson. Students on the Faculty, Cornet Solo .......Glen Rawlinson Reading ..............Lila Steele Piano Solo .....Francis Gronning After the program, games were played and then refreshments were served, consisting of pie almode, which the Juniors said was the best ever. Dancing followed and then more eats. The heart-smashers of the evening were Orvil Jeffery and Mr. Tolman. As soon as the basket-ball season is over, we are going to give another party in honor of the Senior boys on the team. Mr. Tolman: "In which of his battles was King Gustavus Adolphus of j Sweden slain?" Ray: "I'm pretty sure it was the last one." THE JUNIOR PROM. Listen, my children, and you shall hear, Of the greatest event of all the year. The 28th of March will soon be here, That brings the Junior Prom. We're working hard to make it a go, And students, all of you mudt know, We're going to have it-rain or snow, This wonderful Junior Prom. The hall will be hung with festoons bright, The costumes will be a pleasing eight We'll always remember this wonderful night Of this year's Junior Prom. We're working for a happy cause, So classmates, neither rest nor pause, Till we make it better th«in last year's was, The coming Junior Prom. -THELMA ELACK. |
