Valentine’s Day Card Contest Winners

Allison Hillebrand, Editor-in-Chief|March 10, 2020

Based off of a poll on the Hays High website, the Hays High Guidon is happy to announce the winners of the Valentine’s Day Card making contest. Congratulations!

Winners, please come to instructor Jessica Augustine’s room, Room 144 before school or during PRIDE Time.

Valentine’s Day Card Contest Submissions

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The Hays High Guidon is introducing a Valentine's Day card creation contest. All submissions must be made by Feb. 28.

Valentine’s Day card making contest

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