On Friday, Apr. 11, 400 juniors and seniors dressed up and partook in an American tradition that has existed since the late 19th century: Prom. Student Council (StuCo) plans and decorates the venue, Villa...

thank you teachers by Valery Ramirez

Spring Cleaning Ideas by Zella Bunch Student

Know your student rights by Natalie Heckert

With summer just around the corner, the 2024-25 school year is nearing an end. With the end comes reflection on the policy changes this year has seen, including the cell phone restrictions and Academic...

One thing all musicians can agree on is that preparing for a Large Group contest can be one of the most stressful yet exciting times of the school year. Large group is a judged concert, run by the Ohio...

After wrapping up the 2024 play, “Clue,” the Hayes Thespians have started working on the spring musical, “Something Rotten.” In contrast to last year’s musical, “Legally Blonde,” which had...

The Talisman is a student-led news organization at Hayes. The program is also a public forum, meaning it is run solely by its staff. Consisting of 31 students, The Talisman is currently run by current...

A five-foot tall horse with a six-pound head flashes a peace sign and slides into the splits while the crowd goes wild. Tracer the Pacer is the epitome of school spirit at Hayes, and the girl under the...

The Hayes Business Professionals of America team attends region fours' awards ceremony by Katelyn Shipp Student

The days left until graduation are getting smaller, but the cost for college is not. Luckily, there are ways to cut down the cost. The amount of scholarships available for seniors is endless, with something...