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Sarah Morgan

Sarah Morgan, JAG editor-in-chief

Sarah Morgan is a senior member of the JAG yearbook staff. This year she is a co-editor-in-chief but will continue to take pictures and write along the way. When Sarah is not in C101, she enjoys singing in choir and the musical, volunteering in her community through NHS, Relay for Life and SLT and most importantly whipping to Jordan Pruitt’s “Who Likes Who.”

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On stage in the little theater, senior Kara Mason performs Ice Cream during the senior showcase on Friday, May 5.

[Photo] Choir members end year with senior showcase

Laken Wagner, JAG editor-in-chief
May 11, 2017
Launching herself feet-first over the bar, freshman Ellie Kerstetter focuses on completing her vault.

[Photo] Track places second at home meet

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
April 21, 2017
Pulling his arm back, junior Jacob Broadbent prepares to launch the javelin on Tuesday, March 28 at De Soto.

[Photo] Girls and boys track and field place in the top three at Leavenworth Invitational

Grace Lovett, JAG reporter/photographer
April 4, 2017
Organizing donated food, senior Emma Mantel participates in the NHS food drive on Sunday, Mar. 5.

NHS organizes food drive for the De Soto Food Pantry

Sarah Morgan, JAG editor-in-chief
March 10, 2017
Gesturing towards the board, Dr. Amy Shields uses a powerpoint as an aid to speak to the Marine Biology club about her time in Antartica on Wednesday, February 8.

[Photo] Marine biology club welcomes speaker

Lauren Ocker, JAG editor-in-chief
February 9, 2017
Lifting himself out of the water, sophomore Carter Lawson competes in the 100 butterfly at Lansing on Tuesday, Jan. 31.

[Photo] Boys swim finishes second at Lansing meet

February 4, 2017
As he comes up for a breath, freshman Colby Beggs completes the butterfly on Monday, Jan. 9.

[Photo] Boys swim team finishes third at Turner Invitational

January 11, 2017
As he reaches the end of his lane, sophomore Jakob Twigg breaststrokes to the finish on Monday, Jan. 9.

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As he goes up for a breath, junior Noah Kemper competes in the 200 yard freestyle race.

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Lifting his drum sticks in the air, senior Spencer Smith prepares to tab the cymbals during the jazz band concert on Thursday, Dec. 1.

[Photo] Jazz band performs first concert

Raya Lehan, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
December 2, 2016
Junior Landon Butler stands in front of a slideshow at Kiewit Engineering and Design on Thursday, Oct. 20. Engineers face problems on a day to day basis and it’s always new and it’s always fresh so you’re not doing the same thing every day, Butler said. You get to combine your skills in math in science, which is what I’m really good at, and you get to see how that works on a career level.

Selective engineering internship allows junior Landon Butler to develop his career skills

Sarah Morgan, JAG editor-in-chief
November 3, 2016
Letters from the Editors: Here we go again

Letters from the Editors: Here we go again

Sarah Morgan, Alexis Strauss, and Laken Wagner
September 25, 2016
Junior Brynn Rittenhouse excitingly learns how to swing dance at the StuCo conference on Tuesday, Sept. 20.

StuCo members attend regional conference

Sarah Morgan, JAG editor-in-chief
September 22, 2016
Senior Spencer Butterfield sticks out his arm as he races his St. James opponent to the ball on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

[Photo] Boys soccer defeats St. James Academy Thunder

Lauren Ocker, JAG editor-in-chief
September 7, 2016
Freshman Cahill Eckhardt tells a story about his summer in his first high school class.

[Photo] Freshmen prepare for the school year at orientation

August 16, 2016
With the ball approaching the ground, junior Parker Billings lunges to be able to return the ball at Lansing on Saturday, May 7.

[Photo] Boys tennis places second at regionals

Lindsay VanLerberg, JAG photographer
May 11, 2016
After winning a point in a doubles match with his partner, sophomore Dante Peterson, senior Tyler Shurley laughs to himself.

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Junior Parker Billings winds up to hit the ball back towards his opponent.

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Junior Jansen McCabe makes contact with the ball.

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In a doubles match against St. James, junior Andrew Bock prepares to make contact with the ball on Thursday, April 14. Boys team went 10-2 to tie with St. James for first place.

[Photo] Boys tennis ties with St. James in quad

April 15, 2016
Reaching as far as he can, junior Andrew Bock attempts to return the ball to his opponents.

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With the ball advancing towards him, sophomore Dante Peterson lifts his racket to hit the ball.

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Junior Jansen McCabe returns the serve.

[Photo] Boys tennis loses to Kansas City Christian

Nick Booth, JagWire copy editor
April 8, 2016
Senior Tyler Grauer holds senior Kasey Conklin after the win.

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Senior Kasey Conklin runs into senior Tyler Grauers arms.

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Sophomore Cooper Kaifes and the rest of the basketball team celebrate after winning the state title.

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Senior Jason Widmer holds the game ball after winning.

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Senior Clayton Holmberg jumps in the air to celebrate the win.

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With the state trophy in their hands, the basketball team celebrates their win.

[Photo] Boys basketball team wins first state championship in program history

March 31, 2016
Manager James Bock celebrates after a call in the Jaguars favor.

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