Hays High School's Official Student Newspaper

The Guidon Online

Hays High School's Official Student Newspaper

The Guidon Online

Hays High School's Official Student Newspaper

The Guidon Online

Students talk about relationships at home

Students talk about relationships at home

Hannah Baxter, Staff Reporter December 11, 2014

In today's society, most teens try to have a good bond with one or more of their parents. All sorts of relationships vary and can have great influences on the student and his or her performance in daily...

Mr. Matlock Profile

Max Befort, Reporter December 10, 2014

As you walk in the room, the atmosphere changes from the hustle of the halls to a silent and serene area. Lining the egg-shell white walls are the posters from the past musicals, awards from previous competitions,...

Computer games during GPS

Computer games during GPS

Anniston Weber, Staff Reporter November 21, 2014

Guided Personal Study is a class that was added last year to everyone’s schedule. This class is intended to be used by students to get homework done in school. While GPS may help students get some...

Students share opinions on fast food

Kara Brooks, Staff Reporter November 19, 2014

Unhealthy eating is considered to be a problem, and fast food is considered to be a big part of it. Sophomore Jeanie Balzer tries to eat fast food only occasionally, but when things get busy it’s the...

Freshman continues her talent through high school

Freshman continues her talent through high school

Hannah Baxter, Staff Reporter November 17, 2014

With our school holding many students that have talents, the music department seems to increase in size every year. Freshman Trinity Callis has been playing violin since she was just five years old....

Students Question the School Dress Code

Students Question the School Dress Code

Rachael Arthur, Staff Reporter November 12, 2014

Morning comes around and the rush begins trying to find what to wear for the day. The closet is filled with things that would be desirable and would match perfectly with that shirt, but the realization...

Rue 21 changes

Jacey Schaffer, Staff Reporter November 11, 2014

Rue 21 in The Mall has moved down in between CJ Banks and Hallmark and the prices have gone up. “They have so much more stuff and I love it,” sophomore Cassandra Jackson said. Rue 21 moved to a location...

Teacher Matt Brooks talks about career

Raina Basso, Staff Reporter November 7, 2014

Matt Brooks has been teaching for 19 years and will have coached nine different sports after this year. He teaches Psychology and World History II. “There were several teachers and coaches in my life...

Freshman Trinity Calis continues her violin talent

Hannah Baxter, Staff Reporter November 7, 2014

With our school holding many students that have talents, the music department seems to increase in size every year. Freshman Trinity Callis has been playing violin since she was just five years old....

Students face stage fright

Students face stage fright

Anniston Weber, Staff Reporter October 28, 2014

After what feels like hours of anxiously sitting at your desk, you finally hear your name being called out by your teacher. It’s your turn to present your report to the class. Grabbing your paper,...

Kids Voting Kansas

Kids Voting Kansas

Sarah Rooney, Staff Reporter October 28, 2014

A decrease in voting participation in recent years has prompted people to develop ways to encourage younger generations to vote. One program developed to do just that is called Kids Voting Kansas. Robba...

Few students fear Ebola Outbreak

Few students fear Ebola Outbreak

Brianna Mathias, Co-Editor October 27, 2014

Ebola is a deadly virus that has been spreading through Africa and has made a few appearances in the United States. The presence of the disease in this country has struck fear in many people, but whether...

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