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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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After running a scene, sophomore Bee Baird turns to junior Gabe Coleman, giving him a thumbs up to ask if the shot was good.

Gallery: Video Productions and Creative Writing students collaborate on movie project

Evie Tindell, JAG reporter/photographer
November 17, 2023
Sophomore Winter DeHaven works on the credits for her teams movie.

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Smiling together, the team goes to meet their opponents.

Gallery: Ultimate Frisbee competes against a local team winning 7-4

Emma Ronning and Evie Tindell
October 24, 2023
Throwing their arms up, the team gets hyped during a water break.

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Finding an opening, sophomore Jack Thomas tosses the frisbee to his teammate.

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Passing to her teammate, senior Georgia Hansen just barely slips the frisbee past an opponent.

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Cheering, sophomore Ethan Culver gets hyped for the game.

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Smiling, sophomore Ian Weatherman chats with an opponent.

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Warming up, sophomore Ian Weatherman throws the frisbee with his teammates.

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Warming up, sophomore Will Schieber catches a frisbee.

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Eyes on the ball, sophomore Ella Florez serves the ball over the net.

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Blocking a spike, junior Saida Jacobs and freshman Riley Riggs defend the net.

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Jumping with their hands up, sophomore Ella Florez and junior Ashlyn Blazer block a spike.

[Photo] Gallery: Volleyball team wins against Olathe North 2-0

October 5, 2023
Jumping to defend at the net, juniors Brekhan Waters and Ashlyn Blazer make a block.

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Making a pass, freshman Riley Riggs hits the floor.

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After their final win of the night, the team walks back to the sidelines.

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Jumping to make a spike, freshman Riley Riggs sends the ball over the net.

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Hands in the air, juniors Maggie Wieland, Seville Skinner, and Charlotte Caldwell jump and sing with their friends.

Homecoming 2023: StuCo hosts an Undercover themed Homecoming dance

Kaitlyn Hood, Emma Ronning, Maggie Kriks, and Evie Tindell
September 28, 2023
With his hands in the air senior Nate Garner dances in the middle of the blue bomb crowd.

Homecoming 2023: Seniors hold annual Blue Bomb to celebrate the end of Homecoming week

Sophia Estes, Emma Ronning, Avery Cole, and Evie Tindell
September 27, 2023
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Smiling, sophomore Finley Rose dances with sophomore Presley Hartwig from Olathe Northwest at the homecoming dance.

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Holding hands, juniors Christina Baumgart and Autumn Graves dance and sing along to the music.

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Smiling, sophomore Finley Rose dances with sophomore Presley Hartwig from Olathe Northwest at the homecoming dance.

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Singing along to the music, senior Emma Hicks sits on top of senior Allison Mulders shoulders.

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Everybodys hands go up while singing and dancing to the music.

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Blowing up a balloon, senior Sam Mullen smiles with her friends.

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While cleaning up the aftermath of blue bomb, senior Violet Hentges searches for the end of a string.

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