Events

By: Abby Miller 09-09-26

This year, David Anderson Jr./Sr. High school has lots of amazing and community-involved clubs. This semester's clubs are: Art Club, Spanish Club, Key club, Pep club, Science Club, and Health Careers. Our most community-based club is our Key Club. Our Key Club does two service projects a year. This year, they will help out the apple fritter stands for the JAF (Johnny Appleseed Festival). They also have a plan for the elementary school around christmas time, so the Key club will be meeting indecember. It’s also an amazing opportunity for receiving NHS (national honnors society) hours. Principle Keith Edenfield says “Best bing for your buck NHS”.  The Pep Club also has a few exciting details. The Pep CLub plans on having a senior bonfire night, eventful pep rallys, they will also be meeting to discuss themes for this years basketball games. Another exciting club that not sound so exciting is Science Club ran by our very own Mrs. Mundy. Our science club is based on robotics. They are a team through the league VEW V5. they do lots of competitions at the CCCTC. The objective of these competitions is to build robots that will complete certain task based on specific games. Don’t be a looser and join one of our many great clubs!

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Blue Devils Clubs 

By: Abagayle Miller 9-16-26

The United States marked the solemn 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks on September 11, 2026. But so did David Anderson Jr./Sr. HIghschool. Students from Ronald Witman and Ashley Wallace's class came together to create a memorable assembly for the 9/11’s twenty-fifth anniversary. Both classes spent the week leading up to the assembly planting flags outside to represent the American flag. Each flag had the names of those whose lives were lost on that tragic day in September. 

Several students were recognized for their public speaking at this assembly: Grant Minor, Ariel Dickey, Zylar Mundy, Hannah Davis, Ryane Bing, Oliva Fennema, Gabe Evans, Ondrea Calvin, Aiden Davis, and Sarah Thompson. A huge thank you to those students for honoring this tragedy and not letting it be forgotten. 

Mrs. Wallace's 9th period video production class all put a lot of effort into the 9/11 memorial video. Spending several days making sure everything was perfect. “It took a lot of time and focus, but it was definitely worth it,” said Sarah Thompson, the main creator for this year's video. It was a heartfelt and emotional video; lots of tears were shed during the making as memories from that tragic day came flooding back.

Overall, David Anderson staff and students are very proud of the hard work that was put into this assembly. It may not have been worldwide, but to our school it was. Never forget.

Photo creds: Salem News

Lisbon students place flag