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Gabby Delpleash

Gabby Delpleash, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief

This is senior Gabby Delpleash’s third year on the JagWire staff. She is thrilled for her third year as Mill Valley News editor-in-chief and is undertaking the position of assistant editor for the newspaper. When Gabby isn’t busy in the J-room, she can be found leading the Marching Jags as the lead drum major, working as an ELT for Relay for Life, participating in youth group at her church, serving as an NHS officer or on StuCo as her class president. Outside of school, Gabby loves being outside, reading and spending time with her two dogs.

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High school isn’t everything

Gabby Delpleash, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
May 30, 2023
Covered in vibrant colors with his family, senior Amit Kaushal enjoys the 2019 Hindu Festival of Holi.

Senior celebrates Hindu Festival of Holi

Gabby Delpleash, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
March 8, 2023
Students belonging to different clubs sit alongside one another in the commons to celebrate the fifth annual Clubsgiving held Wednesday, Nov. 16. This years Clubsgiving saw the biggest turnout of students.

[Photo] Clubsgiving has its biggest turnout yet

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
November 20, 2022
School moves up to 6A classification

School moves up to 6A classification

Gabby Delpleash, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
September 23, 2022
Walking into the building, seniors Hayden Jay, Luke Shideler and Zack Kellogg carry a freshman boy to the gym.

Freshman orientation kicks off new school year

Gabby Delpleash, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
August 17, 2022
Staff Editorial: Celebrating success

Staff Editorial: Celebrating success

Gabby Delpleash, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
May 20, 2022
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