By Josey Morris For these few students, they will be experiencing something this year that has been keeping them in high spirits. Musicals are something that Delta High School hasn’t seen since 2018 when the Delta Troupers performed Fiddler on the Roof. Current actors in the theater program have not had the chance to perform…
Family in the Military
By Tatianna Gomez-Lucero From seeing her brother every day to only seeing him on the holidays. Senior Jaelee Mattox’s older brother, Dawson Mattox, is stationed in Fort Liberty (formerly known as Fort Bragg), North Carolina. Mattox is making his family proud by joining the Army as an EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) specialist. Jaelee is one…
In The Driver’s Seat
By Emily McElyea For Dwight and Lisa Knox, their connection to Delta High School spans about 40 years. They first met during their freshman year, then became high school sweethearts and got married fresh after graduation. Now, they are bus drivers (above photo). Delaware Community Schools has a total of 36 drivers and five bus…
United in Faith
By Baylee Knebel The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been a cornerstone for athletes seeking to combine their passion for sports with their faith. But it’s not just for athletes. Anyone of any identity is welcome to join FCA. “It’s a great community to be a part of because everyone is accepted there,” FCA leader…
Having a Blast!
By Gracie Maurer Who wants to put random shaped blocks together in their free time? You’ve probably seen it before – the game where people place blocks into an 8-by-8 square. Well, it has a name. Block Blast! Block Blast is No. 1 on free puzzle games in the app store. Many are…
Memorializing Malachi
By Hayden Garrett Malachi Sherck’s first experience with a Riley Hospital for Children red wagon was when he was only one year old. From the beginning to the very end, Riley Hospital and their staff were an important part of Malachi and his family’s life, even becoming friends outside of the hospital doors. “When he…
Playbook to Principal
By Fancy Robbins The constant slamming of barbells on the ground. The electrifying atmosphere under the Friday night lights. This is what Chris Overholt became accustomed to after experiencing it his whole life. However, that all changed for “Coach O” mid-August when he received the opportunity to become an assistant principal at Delta High School,…
Delta Through the Years
By Maddie Soldaat We’ve grown, shaped and led Delta to the strong foundation we have today, but not everyone knows the whole story. It all started in 1967 when Delta first opened. The original Delta High School was in the former Royerton High School building (above), which has since been taken down. The Hamilton Township…
Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling
By Maddy Cooper “I have seen sexism in basically every area of my life. “I decided it was time to show women how to empower each other, and show men that it’s okay to be empowered.” So, senior Christina Thorpe established Delta High School’s new Women’s Empowerment organization. The last women’s organization, Women Empowering Women,…
Journey of Hope
By Baylee Knebel As the students were looking out the bus window they never realized how different it was from home. A group of Delta students left for Liberia, Africa on July 15, then they arrived back home on July 31. Going on the trip were senior Marcus Bright and juniors Ella Marcum, Anna Marcum,…