By Collin Haughn No matter if you have 10 formulas involving displacement, time, velocity and acceleration to remember, or if you have to memorize elements on the periodic table, there will always be a challenge in classes. There are hard classes at Delta High School, but perhaps none are as difficult as Physics and Chemistry…
By Caleb Elliott Brandon Isler, unlike many high school students, goes from class to class not saying very much, if at all anything. The only place you might find him talkative as ever is when he’s in his element: the classroom. Gathering knowledge entices Isler, which has led to his prominent role on the school’s…
By Kylee Robles In high school some might struggle with their school work. They could say the work is more hard and they don’t have enough time to finish it all. But this is not the case for senior Cody Dickin. He can somehow manage his time with soccer, school and band while still getting…
By Luke Williams It’s 2020, and every bit of work is piling up around principal Mr. Chris Conley. Dealing with absences. Figuring out schedules. And most importantly, finding teachers to fill in suddenly open job positions. Now, it’s 2022, and he’s still dealing with open job positions, but now, it’s no longer surprising. He’s been…
By Macy Weddle While people may consider phones among the greatest forms of communication, several teachers at Delta High School feel that phones limit the amount of communication they have with their students. As a result, some teachers came up with an idea to limit the phone usage in their classroom this school year. According…
By Owen Cupp As he welds the muffler onto a pipe, the torch he is holding heats up and sparks begin to fly as the muffler forges onto the pipe attached to the car. He must be careful, as if he makes one mistake, he could easily burn his arm. Senior Ethan Bailey is one…
By RJ Townsend And Then There Were None. That was it, the last play at Delta High School. Many didn’t know of what was to come for the theater class. What was taking place in the next school year stunted plans for many of the students. The upcoming students of not only theater, but also…
By Brylee Beckley SARS-CoV-2, or most known as Covid-19, is still affecting schools more than two years later. “It is difficult right now to find teachers,” Principal Chris Conley said. “There certainly is a shortage and a high demand right now. However, it has been like this since Covid.” Prior to Covid-19 the school would…
By Caleb Elliott and Gaige Winchester Becoming acclimated with retirement isn’t always easy. Most find a hobby or spend more time with family or friends. Mr. Todd Trehearne and Mr. Kip Omstead, two retired teachers from Delta High School, were trying to do just this when they received a familiar phone call. This phone call…
By Eleni Bow A tiny infant fusses in her mother’s arms. She’s not hungry or sleepy, she just wants to see. The shrill wails don’t stop until she is carefully readjusted so her bright eyes face the big, unfamiliar world around her. A year passes, and the baby is now a dawdling toddler. She plops…
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