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Callie Cahoy

Callie Cahoy, JAG design editor

This is junior Callie Cahoy’s second year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of design editor. When Callie is not working on the yearbook, you can find her running cross country, playing basketball or participating in NHS and Relay For Life as an ELT. Outside of school, she enjoys watching 90’s rom-coms, listening to Taylor Swift, eating cookie dough, and hanging out with friends.

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Seniors cheer after Homecoming candidates Halle Wampler and Walt Midyett win Tic Tac Toe.

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Seniors Olivia Kerstetter and Makenna Payne work together to pop their balloon.

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The senior section cheers after winning the “Hey Hey, What do you say” chant competition at the end of the assembly.

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Dressed in cowboy outfits, senior Homecoming candidates Blake Powers and Lucy Roy sing along to “Pump It.”

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To end their handshake, senior Homecoming candidates Addison Bailey and Preston Fischer look towards the sky.

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After performing his candidate handshake, senior Homecoming candidate Jack Fulcher points to the seniors in the stands.

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Striking a pose, senior Makenna Payne performs with the cheer team.

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Cheering with their sign, juniors Brooklyn Markovich and Calista Marx welcome the freshmen into the school.

Gallery: Freshmen orientation begins the new school year

Molly Griffin, Callie Cahoy, Emma Ronning, and Alonnah Gage
August 18, 2023
Media Specialist Ashley Agre helps a group of freshman find their classes during the class scavenger hunt.

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A freshman reads a question aloud during the Q&A portion of the rotation.

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Graphic Design teacher Travis Kohler signs freshman Turner Bruce’s paper during the class scavenger hunt.

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Excitedly holding up her sign, junior Jada Winfrey poses for a picture after leading the green group on the school tour.

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Senior Hayes Miller pumps his arms during the 100 meter dash.

Track and Field places third and 10th at Sunflower League

Callie Cahoy and Keira Patty
May 16, 2023
Staying with the pack, junior Kynley Verdict sets the pace for junior Sarah Anderson during the 1600 meter.

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After being crowned Mr. Mill Valley, senior Jameson Beran runs to hug JJ Wednesday, March 29.

StuCo hosts eighth annual Mr. Mill Valley Pagent

Keira Patty and Callie Cahoy
March 31, 2023
Pointing to the audience, junior Wil Lehan strikes a pose during the introduction portion.

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Dressed in his best formal wear, junior Blake Powers bows to the audience.

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Senior Atticus O’Brien sings “Hallelujah” by Jeff Buckley while playing the guitar.

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Being introduced as Mr. Spirit, senior Max Weber throws his hands in the air as he enters the stage.

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To show off his talent, junior AJ Lauer performs a piano solo.

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Walking across the stage, junior Nate Garner waves to the audience during the formal wear portion of the night.

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Leaping over the hurdle, sophomore Josie Benson keeps her eyes on the finish line. Benson took first in the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 50.16 seconds.

Track and field places first and second in first meet of the season

Kenzie Gorr and Callie Cahoy
March 27, 2023
Junior Logan Holdren jumps as far as he can into the long jump pit.

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Striding towards the finish line in the 200 meter dash, senior Hayes Miller focuses on finishing strong. Miller placed second with a time of 22.55 seconds.

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Clearing the bar, sophomore Seville Skinner lets go of her pole to land on the mat.

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Leading the pack, sophomore Carter Cline maintains his pace. Cline finished in first with a mile time of 4:35.

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Increasing his pace, junior AJ Vega attempts to pass his Olathe North opponent on the third lap of the 3200 meter race.

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Sophomore Meghan McAfee receives the baton from sophomore Alonnah Gage in the 4x400 meter relay.

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On the final stretch of the 200 meter dash, freshman Garrett Cox looks ahead to the finish line.

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Sophomore Charlotte Caldwell grips the baton as she runs the second leg of the 4x400 meter relay.

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Competing in triple jump, sophomore Josie Mason prepares to jump.

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In the air, senior Jayda DeWitte looks down at the sandpit to see where she will land.

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Sophomore Lauren Welch pumps her arms to gain speed in the 100 meter dash.

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Arm in air, freshman Gavin Hurt throws the dodgeball at an opposing team member.

Student Council hosts first annual Shamrock Showdown

Kenzie Gorr, Molly Morgan, and Callie Cahoy
March 8, 2023
Junior Walt Midyett prepares to throw a dodgeball at the other team.

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Locating his opponent, junior Ryan Deverill launches a dodgeball.

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The Tyrannosaurus Rexs celebrate advancing to the championship game.

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Junior Aiden Stroebel throws a dodgeball to get one of his opponents out of the game.

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The Weiner Dogs lift junior Aiden Stroebel and chant MVP after winning the tournament.

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Lead mentor Neil McLeod assists senior Connor Bauer in the finals.

Robotics team hosts FTC competition Saturday, Feb. 11

Meg McAfee and Callie Cahoy
February 14, 2023
Holding the championship trophy, senior Isaac Steiner high fives the volunteers of the event.

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Senior Garrett Cowen shakes his opponents hand after winning the championship.

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Focusing on the robot, senior Isaac Steiner carefully picks up a red cup.

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Holding her opponents arm, freshman Emma Lee attempts to flip her opponent over.

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Standing strongly, junior Emily Summa prepares to bring down her opponent.

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After winning her match to advance to the finals, sophomore Piper Wendler hugs coach Michelle McRay.

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Determined to pin her opponent, sophomore Piper Wendler reaches for her opponents arm.

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StuCo makes major changes to Winter Homecoming week

StuCo makes major changes to Winter Homecoming week

Kenzie Gorr and Callie Cahoy
January 19, 2023
Decorating the inside of her card, senior Jayda DeWitte concentrates on her drawing.

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Green marker in hand, senior Tate Nekola creates a card for Love For Our Elders.

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Writing a letter, senior Paige Dinslage focuses on her Christmas card.

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Aiming for the pins, sophomore Boji Green rolls the ball down the ramp with help from senior Jane McDaneld.

Unified Bowling hosts senior night

Callie Cahoy, Stella Platt, and Audri Brizendine
November 7, 2022
Senior Jackson Stutheit proudly walks with his parents on senior night.

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Junior Tucker Tibbits high fives senior Chase Neville after bowling a strike.

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Senior Jane McDaneld and junior Gus Gosch watch as the ball rolls down the ball ramp.

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Ready to hit the buzzer, the quiz bowl team prepares for their first round in the tournament. The team hosted a varsity tournament at Mill Valley Wednesday, Oct. 26.

Quiz bowl team places first at the first tournament of the season

Callie Cahoy and Audri Brizendine
October 20, 2022
To pass time during their bye round, the quiz bowl team works on a puzzle.

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Hand on the buzzer, junior Emma Clement thinks before she answers.

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After winning the round, senior quiz bowl captain Jackson Wilhoit signs his name to lock in their victory.

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Freshman Rachel Joseph, Ian Weatherman and senior Jackson Wilhoit collaborate on a question.

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During the semi finals, senior Jackson Wilhoit raises his hand.

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After a time out, head coach Kylie Corneliusen breaks down the team.

Volleyball loses to Olathe West 3-1

Sophia Estes, Bryn Simpson, Callie Cahoy, and Stella Platt
October 9, 2022
Soaring through the air, senior Madeline Schnepf hits the ball over the net to secure a point for the Jaguars.

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Focusing on the ball, freshman Ella Florez taps the ball over the net.

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Junior Ava Jones gets in position to serve the ball to the opponents.

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Eyes on the ball, junior Ava Jones readies her arms to make a perfect pass.

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Students excitedly reach to catch a ball thrown by the Jag volleyball players on senior night.

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Smiling at the camera, sophomores rock Adam Sandler day with their oversized t-shirts and long shorts.

Students dress up during this year’s Valleywood themed Homecoming

Callie Cahoy, JAG design editor
September 19, 2022
Binoculars in hand, junior Trent Richardson poses for a picture in his tacky tourist outfit.

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Doing their best straight face, juniors Lucy Roy, Kynley Verdict and Ellie Walker stand in their best Adam Sandler pose.

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Embracing the Tacky Tourist look, a group of freshman girls pose for a picture.

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With thumbs up, sophomore Piper Wendler and juniors Kai Tolly and Elle Wheelock pose for a picture.

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Posing by their wagon full of water, juniors Taylor Hey and Molly Bilhimer show off their best Waterboy outfits.

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Gathered together, a group of freshmen boys pose in their jerseys on Waterboy day.

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Wearing Chiefs jerseys, juniors Trent Richardson, AJ Vega and Corbin Garnand pose for a picture.

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Gathered in front of the Valleywood sign, juniors show off their class color of red.

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Dressed from head to toe in yellow, freshman Jake Brown shows off his class color.

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Holding props, a group of juniors show off their Adam Sandler outfits on the first day of Homecoming spirit week.

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Showing off their class colors, seniors Haley Bryant and Adisyn Hopkins pose for a picture.

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