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The Student News Organization for Rutherford B. Hayes High School

The Talisman

The Student News Organization for Rutherford B. Hayes High School

The Talisman

How to celebrate Earth Day every day

How to celebrate Earth Day every day

Amanda Booth, Staff Writer & Photographer April 25, 2024

  Earth Day by Amanda Booth

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AFJROTC cadets Nathan LaPat, Angelys Gonzalez-Rieatra, Mark Cochran and Emma Kranhouse practice drill routines in the aux gym. The program is starting new recruiting initiatives in order to avoid shutdown.

AFJROTC program risks shutdown; new initiative aims to bolster numbers

Grace Metz, Editor-In-Chief April 11, 2024

At this year’s inspection, the Hayes Air Force Junior Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) chapter passed every test with flying colors. However, one requirement may put the program in jeopardy. “If we...

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Members of a local pickleball league play at the Paddle Barn in Delaware.

The expansion of pickleball into the world of tennis

Ava Vogel, Staff Writer April 2, 2024

In recent years, pickleball has become a worldwide phenomenon with elderly and youngsters alike joining the game. As of late, the city of Delaware has jumped onto the pickleball bandwagon as well. “So...

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Job opportunities for high schoolers

Job opportunities for high schoolers’

Amanda Booth, Staff Writer & Photographer March 21, 2024

Job Opportunities by Amanda Booth

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Spring Cleaning Tips

Spring Cleaning Tips

Amanda Booth, Staff Writer & Photographer March 18, 2024

Spring Cleaning tips by Amanda Booth

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There are 6 new classes coming to Hayes next school year.

New courses at Hayes

Natalie Heckert, Staff Writer March 18, 2024

new courses by Natalie Heckert

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Benefits of Taking College Level Classes in High School

Benefits of Taking College Level Classes in High School

Amanda Booth, Staff Writer & Photographer February 28, 2024

Benefits of taking college level classes by Amanda Booth

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Players and coaches of the Y ball Wet Dream Team pose for a photo after a Sunday game.

A look inside the Y-ball teams at Hayes

Mia Saksa, News/Features Section Editor February 28, 2024

The Delaware YMCA has opened up their courts to kids of all ages looking for a way to have an organized game of basketball, while also trying to emphasize the fun part of the game. Two teams in the league...

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Oppy snaps a picture on Sol 5000 of its mission. The little rover soldiered on for another 352 sols.

That Little Rover: Oppy celebrates 20 years on Mars

Brody Counts, Staff Writer January 31, 2024

Eleven letters, five syllables and one word: Opportunity. Merriam-Webster has two definitions for the word. The first is more fitting for a favorable set of events, but the second fits this article much...

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Reel connections: Unveiling the cinematic tapestry of Hayes Cinematics

Reel connections: Unveiling the cinematic tapestry of Hayes Cinematics

Josie Siegrist, Staff Writer January 8, 2024

From morning news broadcasts to short story tellers, Hayes Cinematics, an elective class offered at Hayes High School, stands out from the others. Run by English teacher Tom Hering, interest in Hayes...

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The Rowland Center is the newest addition to the Hayes building, yet maintenance issues have sparked conversations about overcrowding and resource management.

Rowland center maintenance issues start conversation about overcrowding, resources

Grace Metz, Editor-In-Chief January 5, 2024

The Rowland Center, commonly known as the “new wing,” has been the subject of scrutiny from students and staff alike as a recent spree of maintenance issues sours the STEM-dominated central hub. “Sometimes...

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Hayes health and P.E. teacher Josh Lee accepts an award for his involvement with Helpline from Guardians for Good at their November 2023 banquet.

Health teacher Josh Lee receives Guardians For Good award

Mia Saksa, News/Features Section Editor January 4, 2024

Delaware County’s HelpLine hosts a Guardians For Good event each year that recognizes four individuals in the community who have made a positive impact. Health teacher Josh Lee was a recipient of this...

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