By Maddie Soldaat Senior Jennings Wine says he has always liked school. Even as a little kid, he remembers crying as he begged his mom to give him homework. From then on he knew he had a passion. Overachievers are known to make great impacts to the world around us. Many students here at Delta…
Tech to Travel
By Kye Berger Walking on a trail, you and your boy. Then suddenly, you see a 7-foot, half-ton moose walking in front of you, less than 100 feet away. Luckily it’s just having a peaceful morning walk as it crosses your path. It’s not typical for someone to have visited every state in the nation…
The Unseen Battles
By Cooper Pierce “This is a life-long condition, and I can’t get rid of it,” she said. The years go by, and they get older, yet one thing stays the same. Multiple students deal with different chronic issues, starting when they are young and lasting their whole lives. Ryen Hargis, who made the above statement,…
Trash to Treasure
By Jensen Boyd Walking through the jam-packed hallway, glimpse after glimpse. Nearly everyone with their heads immersed in their phones scrolling through social media, listening to some “garbage” rap music and wearing trendy clothes that are “not it.” Outpaced by the majority, one student decked out in denim clothing, wearing a lucky squirrel’s foot necklace…
Music Shaping Generations
By Finley Magga Music is one of the world’s most powerful forces to ever exist. It played a huge role in the Civil Rights movement in the 1950s through ’60s when artists like Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin made their mark. In the following decades, “We Are The World” was written by Michael Jackson and…
Brace for Impact
By Tyce Dishman One summer day, with intentions of having fun, he and a few of his friends decided to take a ride on his golf cart. He decided that he would ride on the back for a change. While enjoying the breeze, he wanted to play music for himself and his friends. That’s when…
Trials & Tribulations
By Madalyn Milner Sometimes she needs to slow down. Whether that be listening to Brandon Lake or trying her very best at cheer, she lays every worry at the feet of Jesus. She chooses to live her life with Christ in the driver’s seat. Humility. Knowing she can’t do all things herself, but instead needs…
Mini Memories
By Annie Ewry Click. Flash. The moment can now last a lifetime. Mini digital cameras are making a comeback years later. This is a trend where people use small digital cameras to take their photos rather than their phone. “I feel when you take it on a digital camera, it’s way more fun and it’s,…
More Eagles in the Nest
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…