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Deanna Newman

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer

Sophomore Deanna Newman is a writer and photographer for the JAG yearbook. This is her first year on staff. Deanna is involved in Video Productions and participates in Science Olympiad, Treble Choir, MV Outreach, Make A Wish, the fall musical, and the spring play. In her free time she enjoys watching classic movies, spending time with friends, and listening to music.

All content by Deanna Newman

[Video] Dancing Through the Decades: decades-themed prom held at the Madrid Theatre

April 15, 2018
Juniors Ashley Ebner and Ayden Carroll laugh while playing a game at PowerPlay.

[Photo] Students enjoy “Viva Las Vegas” themed prom

May 1, 2017
Launching herself feet-first over the bar, freshman Ellie Kerstetter focuses on completing her vault.

Track places second at home meet

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
April 21, 2017
On Monday, March 27 the boys golf team competed in a tournament at Lions Gate Golf Course. The team finished

Boys golf finishes in eighth place at tournament

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
March 28, 2017
Eighth grade students fly a drone at the Jag Wars.

Engineering students volunteer with Jag Wars competition

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
February 26, 2017
Senior Raya Lehan pulls back her bowling ball before bowling.

[Photo] Bowling teams place first and second in Baker format bowling tournament

February 17, 2017
Head coach Joel Applebee and co-offensive coordinator Thomas O’Neill celebrate their second state football championship.

Co-offensive coordinator TJ O’Neill to be first head coach at Olathe West

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
January 27, 2017
After watching the live stream kickoff video on Saturday, Jan. 7, juniors Cody Robertson and Andres Rico research the parameters that the Jaguar Robotics team must follow while constructing their robot.

Robotics starts season with live stream of game demonstration

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
January 9, 2017
Pushing a St. James defender off of him, junior Brody Flaming continues to advance the ball on Friday, Nov. 11.

Football defeats St. James Academy to win Sectional Championship

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
November 15, 2016
Sophomore Sydney Clarkin smile outside the doors of Westside Family Church on Wednesday, Oct. 12. I didnt really know much about God until going to church and reading my bible, Clarkin said. I know something that really pushed me into absolute faith is all the friends ive made and the leaders that I encountered they showed me the love of God.

Religion has quickly changed sophomore Sydney Clarkin’s life

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
November 3, 2016
Running with the ball, senior defensive back Joel Donn dodges a tackle on Friday, Oct. 28 against Sumner Academy.

Football defeats Sumner Academy in first game of postseason

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
October 31, 2016
On Friday, Oct. 14 the Jaguars lose to Blue Valley North 23-52. While carrying the American flag, senior Joel Donn runs out onto the field.

Football falls to Blue Valley North

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
October 16, 2016
During the second quarter, senior Ben Hartman scores a touchdown making the score 14-3.

Football falls to Blue Valley Tigers

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
September 25, 2016
Senior Josh Winscott tackles the opposing team.

Jaguars defeat BVNW Huskies

Deanna Newman, JAG reporter/photographer
September 9, 2016
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