By Baylee Rich Seniors Brylie Tuttle and Addie Phillippe have been inseparable since Addie transferred from Alexandria High School her freshman year. Now, with graduation creeping up on them, they’ve found themselves facing the heartfelt reality of soon being 16 hours apart. But no matter the distance, their friendship has been stronger than ever and…
By Kamden Shaw What did you want to be when you grew up? For many that childhood dream has been left behind, but for some it’s a career they want to be living every day. These seniors are looking at what defines a dream job and how people are finding passion in careers they truly…
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 Josey Morris The influence of one person can shape the future. “I left the session and I was immediately applying,” she said. Madelyn Cooper, speaker of the quote above, is a 2025 graduate who has decided on her future career. A Ball State University Journalism Day session solidified any questions Cooper had about her…
By Ryan Lynch He gets down into the blocks, he hears on your marks …. set ….Bang! All that exists is the 10 hurdles between him and the finish line. Senior Marcus Bright has been a star for the Delta track team this spring. Bright’s season came up short last year where he didn’t run…
By Finley Magga The high school lockers were empty, the classrooms were collecting dust, and the building was quiet. Everyone was out enjoying their summer break, and the returning students were not worrying about the next school year. But suddenly, summer came to an end. The teachers started preparing for the new year as all…
By Hayden Garrett Although the cap and gown remain the same, the senior experience changes rapidly — some for better, some for worse. Ask a graduate from the mid 1990’s or even the early 2000’s and you will hear stories of handwritten notes, flip phones, and Friday night football games with no distractions. Ask a…
By Chloe Oliver On the way to an academic team meet last year, Mrs. Holly Hopkins was driving one of the short activity buses. She was nervous about following every rule and protocol and nearly didn’t stop at one of the train tracks. She slammed on the brakes, and before you know it, the whole…
By Carson Hall Unlike team sports, you’re the only person to blame when it comes to golf. Both success and failure rest solely on your shoulders, physically and mentally. Matt Boyle is playing his third year of competitive golf this spring. Boyle came to Delta High School his freshman year from New Jersey and was…
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