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Camp Tecumseh camp fire with counselors and campers.

Best places to work this summer

Ella Hudson, Staff writer April 20, 2022

Although summer still seems far away right now, it is the perfect time to start applying for summer  jobs. This way you know that you will for sure have a job for the summer and you get the spot before...

Abbie VanSickle and Brian Lamb were interviewed by WLFI anchor Jeff Smith. The three engaged in friendly banter alongside their more serious conversation.

Delphi Opera House hosts second Legacy Series event

Elyse Perry, editor April 9, 2022

On April 5, the Delphi Opera House hosted their second annual Legacy event. The night featured Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and Delphi alumnus Abbie VanSickle, as well as Brian Lamb, the founder of...

Bottom to top, left to right: Cheyenne Zahn, Rebecca Kelly, Josh Hartley, Tylene McKinzie, Isabelle Voorhies, Samantha Brown, Javon Frost, Emily Mears, Kayla Perez, EmmaRose Milburn, Graham Moore, Mia Wilson, Sarah Howard, Alex Milburg, and Grace ONeil

DCHS students participate in sixth annual This I Believe event

Elyse Perry, editor March 18, 2022

DCHS hosted the sixth annual This I Believe event on Tuesday, March 15 in the Little Theater. The event, sponsored by the English department and emceed by junior Maguire Thompson, featured DCHS alumnus...

Graphic by Grace ONeil

Shout-out: Spring Break

Ava Charnley, Staff writer March 9, 2022

The weather is warming up and the days are getting longer, and spring break is right around the corner. Many students and staff members have plans at home, locally, or at exotic places around the world....

Graphic by Grace ONeil.

Students ideal fictional spring break destination

Emily Mears, assistant editor March 9, 2022

With spring break finally approaching, many students are looking forward to their upcoming travels. But not all of us are going somewhere—some of us are left daydreaming about where we would like to...

A guide to Staycation

A guide to Staycation

Ella Hudson, Staff writer March 9, 2022

Taking a staycation, staying home and doing fun activities rather than going on a trip, seems to be a popular choice this Spring Break. Instead of going to Florida or some other warm place this year, most...

Dating advice (from a girl who has never dated)

Dating advice (from a girl who has never dated)

Ella Hudson, Staff writer February 23, 2022

Although I may have never dated before, I still have some good advice up my sleeves. I have gained this advice from observing relationships, having honest conversations with my parents, and reading relationship...

The DCHS poms team compete in the hip-hop category at their competitions.

DCHS poms overview

Emily Mears, assistant editor February 9, 2022

The Delphi Community High School poms team for the most part goes unnoticed. However, just like our cheerleaders, they are at every game. But on top of that they also compete in competitions, similar to...

Delphi welcomes new French teacher

Delphi welcomes new French teacher

Elyse Perry, editor January 26, 2022

Delphi has recently hired a new French teacher, Mr. Bapin. Mr. Bapin is from Ghana, a country in West Africa. Growing up in Ghana, he learned French and English as well as six dialects, including Twi,...

This I Believe: more than just an assignment

This I Believe: more than just an assignment

Ava Charnley, Staff writer January 26, 2022

This I Believe, an essay writing competition for students, has been around for six years and every year we are given the same prompt. What do you believe in? Sadly, to many students this assignment has...

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