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National Honor Society members juniors Carter Tollman and Noah Pham watch as Youth for Refugees sponsor Jeff Wieland and Youth for Refugees president Emma Clement measure a dresser to ensure that it will fit on the truck delivering donated furniture. The Youth for Refugees club worked with National Honor Society to transport and set up furniture for a soon to be home for a refugee family in KC Saturday, April 20.

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Junior Tierney Fields, far left, poses with her siblings. Fields has two older sisters and one younger brother.

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Senior McKinley Graves smiles while everyone claps for her.

Activities signing ceremony held in Performing Arts Center

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Illustration based on a photo by Avery Cole of the four Relay for Life chairs.

Students show their school spirit through planning for and attending Relay for Life event

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Gallery: Boys Wrestling places first in the Sunflower League tournament

7 out of 14 wrestlers place first in their respective weight class at the tournament Saturday Feb. 3
Evie Tindell, JAG reporter/photographer
February 7, 2024
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Eyes focused, senior Maddox Casella squares off against his opponent.
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Senior Georgia Hansen prepares to catch the frisbee thrown by sophomore Will Schieber during the teams final game. “At this point in the game we were pretty far down against Shawnee Mission Northwest, Hansen said. “We were expecting that we would be doing a lot better so we had to switch up our strategy and decided to go for shorter passes.”
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About the Contributor
Evie Tindell
Evie Tindell, JAG reporter/photographer
This is sophomore Evie Tindell’s first year on the JAG Yearbook staff where she’ll be taking on the role of photographer. In school she’s a member of the GSA club. Outside of school she enjoys going rock climbing, playing softball with her friends, listening to music, and reading in her room til 4am. 

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