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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

Senior musicians use opportunities to progress their future music careers

Senior musicians use opportunities to progress their future music careers

The arts remain an integral part of Hays High, especially music. Students create music in many ways, including in two bands (jazz and concert), two choirs (concert and chamber), and three orchestras (concert,...

Students connect to music through physical media

Students connect to music through physical media

In a world dominated by streaming platforms and music at the click of a button, the resurgence of physical media proves to be a surprising trend among young people. Many students at Hays High are rediscovering...

Band showcases schoolwide spirit through music

Between Band, Orchestra, and Choir students have multiple outlets to express themselves using music. Some students have taken their passion outside of the classroom. Several have joined music-oriented...

Students express themselves using different fashion trends

Here at Hays High, an eclectic mix of fashion styles can be seen in the hallways, especially among girls. While each style is unique to each student, there are also common aspects and trends among their...

Students use artificial intelligence to complete school work

Students use artificial intelligence to complete school work

In recent years, the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly popular across the world, and especially in schools throughout the United States. At Hays High School, about...

Hays High students serve as sports announcers

Coy Stutterheim, Design Editor December 18, 2024

At Hays High School, two seniors are paving the way for student sports announcing. Seniors Hank Corsair and Cooper Smith have both announced two completely different aspects of sports. Corsair has...

Juniors Aralen Maupin, Ava Biggs, and Mitzil Carrillo Maldonado stand in a line waiting for the next item to be passed down to be packaged.

Hays High organizations collect non-perishable food items for Community Assistance Center

Tavia Wynn-Coffman, Editor-in-Cheif October 25, 2024

The Hays High DECA, National Honor Society and Student Council organizations gathered on Tuesday, Oct. 15 from 6-9 p.m. to go to assigned areas around the community and pick up non-perishable food items. The...

Early Friday morning on October 18, the team practices for their next competition.

Scholars Bowl team competes against staff in the ‘Battle of the Brains’

Katelyn Willemsen, Managing Editor October 18, 2024

The Scholars Bowl team has 18 members this year, who have been studying and practicing for their upcoming competitions. Practices for the team are every Thursday afternoon and every Friday morning,...

Jennifer Olt speaks to the members of Health Occupations Students of America at their meeting on September 13th.

Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) kicks off year with their first meeting

Tavia Wynn-Coffman, Editor-in-Cheif September 27, 2024

On Friday, Sept. 13, the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) gathered in the Lecture Hall for its first meeting of the year. HOSA is open to any student who dreams of a career in the medical...

How the Homecoming king and queen felt after being crowned

How the Homecoming king and queen felt after being crowned

Kennedi Fischer, Assistant news section editor October 20, 2023

Standing on the turf, with the stadium lights shining onto the field, the crowd erupted as the names “Mika Zimmerman” and “Nate Henderson” were announced as the 2023 Homecoming royalty. Zimmerman...

Despite the term ‘senioritis,’ many students feel lack of motivation

Maddie Meis May 16, 2023

“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...

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.”

As Christmas approaches, people who celebrate share opinions over when decorations should be put up

Reagan Bates and Mabel Braun December 21, 2022

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...

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