By Shawanda Johnson Students might move schools because of new jobs, divorces or other reasons. For Zachary Skidmore (pictured above), he moved schools for a very different reason: he didn’t like Muncie Central’s academics. “I didn’t think that they were working me hard enough,” he said. “Delta’s a lot more demanding. It’s a lot more…
Fade Into Style
By Kamden Shaw “I’ve always wanted to try something new, and this trendy haircut seemed like the perfect way to stand out,” says Brayden Wright about the low taper fade. Recently the low taper fade has taken the internet by storm because of its massive popularity. The low taper fade is a trendy yet high-maintenance…
Her ‘Odyssey’
By Corbyn Aquino The classroom had always felt a little too small for the big dreams she envisioned. At 40 years old, with 19 years of teaching under her belt, English teacher Amanda Craw has visited 30 countries. Her inspiration for traveling has not subsided. “Traveling is something that helps me as a pretty shy…
Vibrant Visions
By Maddie Soldaat Everyone has their style special to them. People today often follow trends, but every so often you find someone unique in their own special way. Junior Elle Groves says, “What I have is everything.” She feels if you have a specific style It can restrict you to only one aesthetic. Elle prefers…
Diving Into Magic
By Kye Berger The swimming pool can lead you to places you wouldn’t expect. It’s not Magic, it’s just darned good luck. Laura Seibold-Caudill is the current co-head coach of Delta swimming and diving. Needing something to keep her busy, she took the job after retirement in 2014 following 33 years as the head coach…
Game Changers
By Roman Ashcraft Esports can be an overlooked club. Not a lot of students know about it, but the students in Esports have some fun stories. Sophomore Daxton Edwards had a memorable moment that happened on a special day. “One of my favorite gaming moments was when I won a Super Smash Bros tournament on…
Pushing For Perfect
By Emily McElyea Flags flying through the air, people shouting counts throughout the gymnasium, rifles and sabers occasionally hitting the ground. That’s what senior Savannah Condie has heard at winter guard practice for the past four years. Condie has been a part of the guard since her freshman year, while also being on the swim…
Forever Young
By Hayden Garrett Walking into a building full of seniors with classical music playing and tables set up with a variety of foods. Kids that have been going to school together for years partying out their last couple months together. Delta’s Senior Ball was Jan. 25 at the Wedding Factory in Albany. Students had to…
Wallets Begging For Mercy
By Madalyn Milner “I saw some new electric garden trimmers. They’re cutting hedge technology,” your dad says as you’re both at Lowe’s. Let’s be real, your dad isn’t cool. As you both go back to the car, he’s laughing and yelling, “What a knee slapper!” Everybody goes out shopping at some point in their life,…
Chasing The Bag
By Cooper Pierce Ding dong! With mail in hand, he waits for Barb, one of his elderly clients, to answer the door. Despite it being Christmas Eve, he knows he still has a responsibility to uphold. Finally making her way to the door, Barb reaches out, takes her mail, and in return, hands the man…