“Senioritis” is a term deemed to high school or college seniors who lack the motivation to do their studies towards the end of the year due to eagerness of graduating. This term has been around as...
Many people who celebrate Christmas have a specific time that they prefer to decorate, although there is a debate about when is the right time to do so.
According to today.yougov.com, as of 2021, 23...
Brett Rhoades, 21st Century Journalism Staff Member
• December 21, 2022
Waking up, looking outside and seeing the tree branches covered in crisp, fresh white snow. Running out the door to see what Santa brought you and your siblings. Seeing that the freshly baked cookies are...
For these two students this seems to be the rare case. Spenser Mills and Savannah Lawson have been friends four around nine years total. These two junior’s met in third grade and instantly clicked. Soon...
As each student goes through their own self growth journey throughout elementary, middle and high school, new friends may come in go during the years.
For seniors Alex Coveney and Emry Lundy, they have...
Meg Taggart, Managing/Photography Editor
• December 13, 2021
On Nov. 19 and 20, 44 Hays High orchestra students and more than 60 Hays Middle School orchestra students traveled to Salina for the Western Kansas Orchestra Festival.
They were joined by seven other...
Meg Taggart, Managing/Photography Editor
• November 16, 2021
1. How does it feel to have won the Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year twice and have two of your players win WAC Player of the Year?
“It's always nice to have a WAC Player of the Year...
If Hays High added a Camping Club, I believe it would be a club that everyone in the school could enjoy. It would allow students to go outside, be active, be social and learn skills in nature and for life....
Senior Landri Dotts was announced Homecoming queen at the football game on Friday, Oct. 15.
1. Were you excited to be nominated as a Homecoming queen candidate?
“I was thrilled to be nominated...
The beginning of the school year is a busy time for many students, especially those involved in extracurricular activities such as music.
Hays High Chamber and Concert Orchestras took a trip to Colorado...
On Thursday, May 13 through Sunday, May 16, Hays High will be putting on a production of “RENT” at the 12th Street Auditorium. Tickets are available online, and extras will be sold at the auditorium.
Tickets...
On Saturday, May 1, the Hays Recreational Center had its first Brain Freeze 5K Race/Walk or one-mile walk in honor of HRC’s Office Manager, Missy Droegemeier’s, fifth anniversary of remission of brain...
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![English teacher Vanessa Schumacher likes to decorate her classroom for Christmas along with her house. Her school decorations are complete with a mini tree, as well as festive garland and lights hung around her room. “Every year I bring [the tree] on Nov. 1, or right after Halloween,” Schumacher said. “I bring it just to be funny.”](http://hayshighguidon.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Christmas-Decorating-Schumacher-Tree.jpg)
