By Alisha Fields There are so many classes you can take as a senior, but none of the classes require students to make milkshakes. However, this is one reason why English teacher Mrs. Suzy Fox remembers her senior year at Delta High School, back in 1991, to be the best. As part of her advanced…
Update 11-17-20 Due to new attendance restrictions from Gov. Holcomb, the show featured below, which was planned for December 10-11-12, 2020, has been rescheduled for February 10, 11 and 13, 2021. By Shayla Crow When you think about a play, you think of a crowded theatre but it’s not loud because the…
By Grayson Zoller It’s almost an inherent property of sports records that they eventually are broken. But sometimes, that just doesn’t happen. Sometimes, a record can be so impressively good that it remains for longer than anyone would have thought. The 400-meter track and field record has stood for 40 years, for both boys and…
By Sabrina McElyea Do you remember being a little kid and having some crazy dream to become an astronaut or a movie star? Well, these kids are doing just that. One kid, Risten (age 6), has a dream to be seven because, “I grow bigger. I will drive my own car and do jobs and…
By Nathan Sites We all have heard of a service dog, but do we know what the animal does, or the story behind one of the animals? Sophomore BreiAnna Wesley, the only person in Delta High School with a service animal, has had a service animal for more than a year. BreiAnna said that when…
By Gaige Winchester The room is dark, aside from the dull gray light seeping in through the windows on a cool fall day. Everyone in the class is silent aside from one voice. Thirty students, all concentrated on one story. Mr. Trehearne’s Shoestring Story. As the chemistry expert tells it, while teaching at Pendleton Heights…
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Leaving the NestMarch 19, 2025
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