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Seniors Kristen Nease, Madisyn Keller and Brianna Brin stand with the Ronald statue in front of Sleep Hollow house.

DECA helps at Ronald McDonald Charities for year 18

Isabelle Braun, Staff Reporter December 16, 2016

Seniors Brianna Brin, Madisyn Keller and Kristen Nease spent last Friday helping at the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) for their final year. This is Nease’s second year and Brin and Keller’s...

Spirit dress up days announced

Spirit dress up days announced

Anniston Weber, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 15, 2016

To spread some holiday cheer before the Winter Recess, StuCo organized two spirit days on the final two days of school. Tues. Dec. 20 and Wed. 21 are the scheduled dress up days. "Holiday Cheer"...

ESL para Imelda Koenke helps a student with math.

ESL para Imelda Koenke says goodbye

Isabelle Braun, Staff Reporter December 14, 2016

After being an English as a Second Language (ESL) para for six and a half years, Imelda Koenke says goodbye to the school. Koenke is moving on to student teaching in art in Plainville and plans to come...

Spring Play auditions begin tonight

Spring Play auditions begin tonight

Anniston Weber, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 14, 2016

Auditions for the 2017 Spring Play, "12 Angry Jurors", will begin immediately after school until 5:30 p.m. Students who returned their parent informational and agreement form should have received an...

The 2016 KMEA Honor Choir.

KMEA Honor Choir and Honor Band perform at district concert

Anniston Weber, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 13, 2016

"Without art, civilization as we know it would become meaningless." Those are the words and feelings from Jason Sickel, choir director at Blue Valley North High School in Overland Park. Sickel was...

FFA chapter packages meals for needy

FFA chapter packages meals for needy

Randy Gonzalez - Hays Post December 12, 2016

Working together with The Outreach Program, the  chapter of Future Farmers of America reached out Saturday morning to help those in need in the Hays community. About two dozen members of the FFA chapter...

KMEA District qualifiers to perform Dec. 10

KMEA District qualifiers to perform Dec. 10

Anniston Weber, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 9, 2016

Auditions for KMEA district and state choir on were held on Nov. 5, along with band and orchestra. Students from all over the district traveled to audition. A select few were chosen to play in the performance...

Hays High yearbook earns top state award

Hays High yearbook earns top state award

Peyton Augustine, Sports Editor December 8, 2016

Yearbook students were recognized for their collective effort when it was recently announced that the 2015-16 Indian Call has been awarded All-Kansas from the Kansas Scholastic Press Association. Earlier...

Students reinstate the Wall of Boom

Students reinstate the “Wall of Boom”

Kara Brooks, Editor December 8, 2016

The “Wall of Boom” was created three years ago to promote school spirit at the basketball games. This year seniors Hannah Unrein and Angel Bryant are working to start up the “Wall of Boom” once...

Freshman Fernanda Sustaita and Jordan Hunsicker package fruit after selling ends.

Fruit sales rack up thousands of dollars for upcoming events

Isabelle Braun, Staff Reporter December 8, 2016

Grapefruits, apples, oranges, pears, and nectarines all have one thing in common – they were being sold by FFA kids this past month. “All the members have to help,” FFA director Curt Vajnar said....

Novice debate competes in Russell

Novice debate competes in Russell

Raina Basso, Editor December 5, 2016

The novice debate team traveled to Russell to compete in the Russell Novice Bronco Bonanza on Nov. 29. Five teams were awarded medals. The first-place medal was awarded to seniors Raina Basso and Eric...

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