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  • Changing the way you think:: Advice from a senior to a freshman

    Friday, September 03, 2004 By: Ashley Marcus

    Welcome, freshman, to Hayes High School! Here at Hayes you have to make a name for yourself, decide where you stand, make memories and learn from your mistakes.The following are pieces of advice that

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  • P-KOM Mentors Make a Difference

    Wednesday, September 08, 2004 By: Sam Chesser

    This year, juniors and seniors at Hayes High School began to mentor a group of freshmen. This is now titled the PKOM program.

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  • New surveillance will be watching by spring

    Wednesday, September 08, 2004 By: Abby Smith

    Soon, Hayes administrators will be watching you. Find out more inside.

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  • New staff anxious to get year started

    Wednesday, September 08, 2004 By: Brian Jackson

    This year, Hayes welcomes ten new teachers. Read about each one in this article.

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  • Blood, Sweat and ChiliFair to Host Tractor Pulls and Food

    Friday, September 10, 2004 By: Brice Patterson-Blight

    The Delaware County Fair is a rollin' into town. Find out all the new additions, as well as returning favorites!

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  • Hayes'' student knocks down features

    Friday, September 10, 2004 By: Josh Easterday

    Is it a Degas, Picasso, Leonardo, or a Ross?

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  • Girls gone wild

    Friday, September 10, 2004 By: Matthew Akers

    The Delaware Hayes girls’ soccer team came out this season with an attitude to win over Buckeye Valley with a 13-0 victory. Putting all thought of last season’s record, 7-7-2, behind them the Pacers l

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  • Take ahold of your oppourtunities

    Friday, September 10, 2004 By: Lauren Fritch

    High school can be intimidating for even the toughest of freshman. Not only is high school a new building with harder classes and different friends, but its most important function is opportunity. You

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  • New coach brings brighter hope

    Tuesday, September 14, 2004 By: Kyle Miller

    Hayes’ Jamie Masi, the Pacers’ third coach in the past three years, took on the head coaching job after Brian Staats led the Pacers for a single year and compiled a record of 4-6.

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  • Smart films to save the summer

    Tuesday, September 14, 2004 By: Sam Chesser

    In this season of Hollywood blockbusters, it is easy to get lost amongst the multitude of movies that are being released. Smaller, more independent films are pushed aside to make room for action film

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At-a-glance
Marching to the beat: Hayes Pacers prepare for the new season
Wednesday, September 15, 2004 By Samantha Boone
It’s that time again. School has started, and many students are starting to buckle down and get to business. Since the beginning of August, members of the Hayes Pacers Marching band have been hard at
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New kids on the block speak out: Freshman spotlight
Wednesday, September 15, 2004 By Bridget K. Fahey
Michael GatzWhat is the most overwhelming aspect of becoming a Hayes student?I think I’m not going to get to class on time. I’m going to have to walk halfway across the school building.What are you l
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Student spotlights: Words from your class officers
Wednesday, September 15, 2004 By Bridget K. Fahey
Mallory ArterStudent Body PresidentMallory is President of the French Club, Vice President of the French Honor’s Society, a Peer Mediator, mentor for the P-KOM program, and Student Body President. Sh
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Captains Lead with Experience
Tuesday, September 14, 2004 By Kyle Miller
Here are your Hayes football captains!
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Keeping on the bounce
Tuesday, September 14, 2004 By Mat Herford
Leave your schedule blank for most of September and October because there’s a good chance that the girls’ volleyball team will blast through the OCC’s this year, the first time since 1986.
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New coach brings brighter hope
Tuesday, September 14, 2004 By Kyle Miller
Hayes’ Jamie Masi, the Pacers’ third coach in the past three years, took on the head coaching job after Brian Staats led the Pacers for a single year and compiled a record of 4-6.
full story 
Smart films to save the summer
Tuesday, September 14, 2004 By Sam Chesser
In this season of Hollywood blockbusters, it is easy to get lost amongst the multitude of movies that are being released. Smaller, more independent films are pushed aside to make room for action film
full story 
Hayes'' student knocks down features
Friday, September 10, 2004 By Josh Easterday
Is it a Degas, Picasso, Leonardo, or a Ross?
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Girls gone wild
Friday, September 10, 2004 By Matthew Akers
The Delaware Hayes girls’ soccer team came out this season with an attitude to win over Buckeye Valley with a 13-0 victory. Putting all thought of last season’s record, 7-7-2, behind them the Pacers l
full story 
Boys'' soccer team in step for super season
Friday, September 10, 2004 By Matthew Akers
The Delaware Hayes boys’ soccer team is hoping to come out turning heads this season. Last season, the boys’ soccer team went 7-8-2. Left bitter during the off-season, the boys’ soccer team worked har
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