By Kylee Robles After not competing for 25 years, color guard has decided to spin back in. But it wasn’t as easy as you may think. There were many ups and downs, including not having a coach for some of the season. It was freshman Jocelyn Moody’s first year doing color guard. “We didn’t really…
By Brylee Beckley The running back breaks tackles left and right to reach the endzone. It’s a touchdown for the Eagles. The fireworks light up the sky as the Blue Crew erupts. This is not an unusual occurrence for members of the Blue Crew, but it is a brand new moment for foreign exchange student…
By Caitlyn Kirby After being diagnosed with cancer 10 months ago, senior Megan Hiday continues to fight the battle. Her days are filled with regular trips to and from the hospital, recovering from long and painful surgeries, and finding ways to distract herself. Megan was diagnosed with CIC Dux4 Sarcoma on Dec.1, 2021. She is…
By Fancy Robbins After our very own Delta cheerleaders won the State Championship in November 2021, they are finally back on the mat for the new season. Mrs. Lynde Bratton has been the varsity cheerleading head coach for five years. Throughout her seasons of coaching, 2021 was the first year she won state with the…
By Caitlyn Kirby After being denied a semi-formal homecoming dance for the past three years by Principal Chris Conley, juniors Layna Bowman and Jazlyn Caldwell decided to have their own dance that is separate from the school. Bowman and Caldwell originally got the idea from senior Kaylee Kern, who had heard that students at other…
By Brylee Beckley SARS-CoV-2, or most known as Covid-19, is still affecting schools more than two years later. “It is difficult right now to find teachers,” Principal Chris Conley said. “There certainly is a shortage and a high demand right now. However, it has been like this since Covid.” Prior to Covid-19 the school would…
By Emme Townsend Another new school year means another season of fall sports with new opponents, new players, and new goals. Girls Soccer Last season, Delta girls’ soccer had Addie Chester. She is Indiana’s standing record holder for 59 goals in a season and holds the career record for goals scored in Indiana high school…
By Caitlyn Kirby The website FiveThirtyEight reports that almost 60 percent of Americans choose to know the gender of their child before birth. The rest stick to buying gender neutral clothes, toys and nursery items. They have no gender reveal and everyone is left on the edge of their seats. Two teachers at Delta…
By Grayson Zoller Words have been the most important tool humanity has had. They are a way to avoid violent conflict, come to agreements, and influence others. Delta High School has decided to participate in the age-old activity of debate. Co-founded by sophomores Mackemzie Lipps and Corbin Malchow, the debate club is for students who…
By Shay Crow Three different classes, three different types of lives, three different things to balance. Eighteen years trying to balance everything, but it’s time to go to two. Between teaching Anatomy and Physiology, Biology 111, and Biology 1, supporting his family and leading the National Honor Society, Dr. Lance Brand is now exhausted. In…
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