Thomas Lemons Reporter May 7 was the seniors' last day if they were excused from their exams. The rest of the student body (jealous of the seniors' freedom) wondered what they were doing. “I went to my sister's awards program on Friday, went to lunch with my parents and worked on setting up for my grad party, and today I had an AP exam and went to eat lunch with my friend.” - Shelby Gullet “Anne Thomas and I went to eat lunch at Green Frog and went to Hobby Lobby.”

Izzie Odom Reporter Last Friday, the seniors had their final breakfast together. Everyone wore their college decision shirts and girls painted and decorated their bottoms. Parents provided breakfast and the seniors gathered to take pictures for long time memories. These breakfasts have been going on since the first day of kindergarten, and the last day breakfast closes a chapter in all of the seniors' lives.

Izzy Odom - Reporter Senior year can feel like a countdown. It is filled with lasts, firsts and lessons that do not come from a workbook. Every football game, test and hallway conversation can mean a little more. While seniors enjoy the freedoms and exciting milestones, they also encounter stress, senioritis and many big decisions about the future. These are the ins and outs of senior year that can hopefully shape the most memorable chapter of high school. Some ins that

Online Editor Addison Lloyd highlights seniors' achievements and the awards given.

Trojan Torch editor Bailey Nolen brings readers through her and other seniors ' struggles with uncertainty about the future. Follow along as the Class of 2026 begins their journey, asking the question: "Now What?"

Each week, a DHS student is nominated by faculty to be represented in the Student Spotlight. This week, our Student Spotlight is on senior Preston Sollis. According to Student Council sponsor Cindy Elkins, " Preston is authentic, helpful, and kind-hearted. Each morning as he enters DHS, he greets us with a warm welcome and leaves us with smiles on our faces. His uplifting spirit and genuine character inspire us all, as he never wavers from being his true self." Preston always

John Hassell - Reporter Photos by Zayde Forrest Dyersburg took on Ripley on Senior Night on Thursday in a blowout win by the Trojans. The game was kicked off by Elian Gonzales and quickly stayed in the Trojans' hands with a recovery by Santavion Williams on the kickoff. After this, it was all Trojans in the first half, with multiple rushing touchdowns and two interceptions from Elian Gonzalez, one being a pick-6 and another from Ty Seaton, which was also taken to the house f

Taylor Dunn - Reporter Powderpuff is a common homecoming activity for many schools across the country, but the senior class at Dyersburg...