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Show Vol. I. MAY 19, 1924. No. 11. A FAIRY TALE. By A Sophomore. Once upon a time there was a princess who was very beautiful. Her name was Rowena and she lived in a large palace with her mother, father and three sisters. Rowena loved to wander in the large gardens that surrounded the palace. One day she was in the garden feeding the canary birds when a very ugly, hateful witch whose name was Rokotonto came by. She looked over the wall and saw Rowena. This old witch was very mean and she said, "Come here little girl and I will give you this beautiful red apple." Rowena ran over and took the apple. Now this was a magic apple and as soon as Rowena tasted it she turned into a canary bird and flew *way with the other birds. One day a prince came to the palace. He had heard how beautiful Rowena was and had come to find her. Then they told him about the old witch who had changed Rowena into a canary bird. The .prince was very sorry to hear this but he started to find the old witch and kill her because thai would release the spell from Rowena. i instructions given to the school am He soon came to a stream of wa- for other school debts. The class has enjoyed their work during the year, and along with BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS ARE ORGANIZED. Professor Hogansen of the Utah Agricultural College was in Delta May the sixth and talked to the students of both the High and Elementary Schools. His message was to do the things of today well, as they are the things that will determine what we will be and go the remaining part of our lives. His object in coming here was o organize Club work among the boys and girls, such as Beet, Poultry, Dairy and other beneficial clubs for the community. This is a good beginning and should be given encouragement by the people in this vicinity. Under the leadership of Mr. 0. W. Woodruff and support of the boya and girls this will undoubtedly be a successful undertaking. ---------o--------- DRAMATIC ART. "The Importance of Being Ernest" proved to be very successful, as have been other plays put on by the Play Production class. The proceeds of this play will go DELTA HI SENDS MAN TO STATE TRACK MEET. DELTA, May 15,-Henry Forestet left today for Salt Lake, where he will taken part in the Utah State Track Meet. He will enter the /Broad Jump, 440 yard dash and Discus. Forester i« good in all these events and should make a good showing for the school. Henry made a wonderful showing in the invitational meet at Provo. Since that time he has been training continually and is in better condition for the state meet. Henry should be complimented for the work he has done. He has worked hard preparing for the meet and we believe that he will bring back more honor to the Delta School. Mr. Barkdull who took Henry up de-!serves much thanks for the coaching he has done after school hours. He has worked hard and accomplished much in a short time. toward paying Coach Roberts1 for hi ter that had once been clear and daneing. It was now a muddy, slug- gish stream so he knew the old witeh had passed that way. He traveled and traveled for days and days. One day he came to a beaatifnl stream of water. On the bask was a lovely maiden with long golden hair. She was crying bitterly. The prince asked her what was the matter and she said she had lost her magic ring in the stream of water and she couldn't get it. The prince felt sorry for her so he went into the etream to try and find It. Alter a while he found it but it was black and dirty. Just as he started to wash it he suw a small tairy standing on a rock a few feet away. The fairy asked what hia their enjoyment have received credit for the work they have accomplished ---------o--------- Lila "Have any of your childhood ambitions been realized?" Arland "Yes, when my mother used to cut my hair, I always wished I hadn't any." A gas jet had become disconnected, filling Decker Decker's home with gas fumeo. Decker came in and lit a match to find his way, instantly there was a deafening explosion. Decker found himself lying in a heap, across the street, viewing his home which was in flames. "Himmel!" he exclaimed, "I got wish was and the prince «aid he oud of dere 8hoogt ,n Ume „ (Continued on Page Three) ' DELTA'S SECOND CLASS OF GRADUATES. Wednesday, May the 21st at 8:00 o'clock, graduation exercises will take place. Being followed* by a large dance. This class includes nineteen students, who have put four years of honest effort into their work, that they might attain this point in their life's advancement. They are proud to be the second class in the history of Delta High School to receive this honor. They have learned many lessons, which will be of lasting value to them. They are beginning to realize more fully that they can make opportunity if they so desire, and that all the good things in the world are heirs if they make an effort to reach forth and grasp them. And now at commencement time hey wish to express their gratitude o parents, teachers, Superintendent and his helpers and all those who lave aided them to gain their educa-ion, thus far. |
