By Maddie Soldaat Senior Mackemzie Lipps says she remembers before school had even started being anxious during Freshman Orientation because her best friend had recently moved. She wasn’t close with many people. She says she didn’t have her person by her side with her anymore. That was until she met Corbin Malchow. They hit it…
By Corbyn Aquino They came armed with water guns and strategic alliances, lurking behind cars, diving into bushes, waking up hours early just to get the perfect shot. Here at Delta, Senior Assassin isn’t just a game. It’s a war. Senior class president Mackemzie Lipps brought the nationwide game, Senior Assassin, to Delta in hopes…
By Tatianna Gomez-Lucero They’ve heard the warnings before: “Don’t do it unless you’re really close and confident that it won’t be an issue.” But these students have decided to put their friendships on the line, hoping their bond will get stronger. Seniors Emerson Townsend and Raegan Faletic decided to ignore the comments and trust that…
By Kali Evans Twelve years of pure hard work. Twelve years of stress. Twelve years of memories. All celebrated with a surprise senior trip to London. The grandparents of senior Hailie Woodring are celebrating her 12 years of hard work with a trip over the Atlantic Ocean. Hailie will be spending 168 hours in paradise….
By Shawanda Johnson Teachers spend a lot of their time teaching and preparing for their students but have you ever thought about what they do when they get to relax? Maybe cook, travel or watch movies. Math teacher Mrs. Lorie Crouch enjoys making a variety of dishes. “I don’t think I have a favorite dish,”…
By Josey Morris Every day she disappears from her reality to visit a new world. The different worlds she visits are influenced by the many stories she reads. Sophomore Makayla Thorpe attempts to make sure has time for herself every day to immerse herself in a story. “I love lots of different stories and experiencing…
By Emily McElyea “I don’t know what I would do if I wasn’t a Christian because I wouldn’t have that higher power to give things to.” Shiloh Bunch, a freshman at Delta High School, gets all A’s, participates in Fields of Faith, and competes in soccer and swimming. But just like many students at Delta,…
By Ruthie Peckinpaugh Seeing each other at home, school, and extracurricular activities and clubs is common for these two sisters. Especially if it involves proudly supporting Delta across their chest. Emme and RJ Townsend are sisters who have made a big impact over the years in school activities and sports functions. They shine off the…
By Corbyn Aquino When a former soldier, sailor, or airman enters the classroom, he or she carries more than just textbook lessons. Substitute teacher and theatre club sponsor Mr. David Flowers, a United States Navy veteran, believes there is more to teaching students than traditional academic lessons. “The military has driven my passion to teach…
By Roman Ashcraft Waking up on Christmas morning, walking toward the living room and opening Christmas presents. Then, unwrapping a pair of shoes and going crazy. Sophomore Maddox Weddle has a shoe collection worth more than $2,000. Some people might think that not wearing shoes and storing them to collect dust doesn’t make sense, but…
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