By Luciano Squillante This is your first day at school. You look around and you notice how everything looks good. For example, the cafeteria is neat and the place looks like a college campus. But you wonder about a couple questions: how are the students, the sports, and how does everybody interact? Freshman Kelsey Vest…
New Year, New Teachers
By Ava West The cancellation of a football game due to the misfortune of Covid changed this young family’s world. Sam and Ashlyn Carlton moved an hour and a half away to a new school, new home, new life. The Carltons seem to be adjusting well to the changes. Mrs. Carlton teaches freshman English and…
Eight Teachers Add Up to Four Married Couples
By Gaige Winchester The bell rings to end the class period, prompting students to fill the halls and teachers to come out to socialize. Mr. Adam Lennon walks two doors down to one of his colleagues and strikes up a conversation. The interaction flows so smoothly because his co-worker is also his wife. There are…
Preparing for ‘The Real World’
By Brylee Beckley “Hey, can you go give the patient in room four her flu shot?” Dr. Brian Lumpkin said. Dr. Lumpkin is not talking to one of the nurses, but to senior Anna Cardemon. Seniors have the opportunity to serve an internship during two class periods of their school day. This has been an…
Lights, Camera, Action!
By Daisy Callow For three days in November, the young actors and actresses of the Delta Troupers saw their weeks of hard work pay off in their version of the play, Stefanie Hero. Not only did the students have a fun time creating the play, but some were also able to express their inner selves…
Letting Their Flags Fly
By Nathan Sites They put their instruments down and pull their flags up. They look at the crowd, and then each other. They start to spin and wave their flags, being careful not to hit each other. The crowd then responds wildly for the newly returned color guard. The color guard is back at Delta…
Substitute Shortage
By Amelia Thompson On Friday, Nov. 12, there were 11 high school teachers out, and secretary Kelli Edwards was only able to get eight substitute teachers. This left us short by three. The situation was handled by cycling through the subs who had a prep period and having them fill in for the classes that…
Mr. Crenshaw Leaves Delta for New Job
By Trey Gilbert Government and economics teacher Mr. Ethan Crenshaw has been teaching dual credit at Delta High School now for the past three school years, but Friday, Sept. 17 was his final day. He is taking a new job, an opportunity that he could not pass up. Crenshaw said he will be the research…
Beyond the Science: New Teacher Makes His Return to Delta
By Caleb Elliott When you are a high school student, probably the most repetitive question kids get asked is “What do you want to do when you graduate high school?” Most students have no clue and aren’t fully sure on what they want to do, but for new science teacher Mr. Elijah May, he knew…
A Teacher for the Books
By Nathan Sites Once she was a student at New Haven High School. Now she has had her break and is a part of Delta High School’s growing community. Mrs. Taylor Lennon has come to Delta High School to teach English. She moved to Muncie while she was getting her English degree while attending Ball…