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Gwyneth Hayes

Gwyneth Hayes, JAG index/reference editor

This is junior Gwyneth Hayes’ second year on the JAG yearbook staff. This year she will be working as a photographer, writer and index editor. Outside of yearbook, you can find her working or volunteering at an animal shelter. She also enjoys drawing, listening to music, walking her dog and hiking.

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Looking ahead, sophomore Emree Zars dribbles the ball.

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Running toward the basket, junior Vania Barnett avoids a defender. The team defeated Notre Dame de Sion 44-40 Tuesday, Feb. 26 on senior night.

[Photo] Girls basketball defeats Sion 44-40 on senior night

February 26, 2020
Avoiding a defender, junior Katherine Weigel dribbles the ball.

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Holding the ball, junior Elle Zars runs past an opponent.

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Holding the ball above her head, junior Katherine Weigel prepares to pass the ball to a teammate.

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With the ball in hand, junior Vania Barnett dodges her opponents.

[Photo] Gallery: Girls basketball falls to St. James

February 8, 2020
Holding out her arms, junior Katherine Weigel guards an opponent.

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Holding the ball, sophomore Emree Zars attempts to shoot a basket.

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Avoiding an opponent, junior Delaney Fields passes the ball.

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Running past an opponent, junior Vania Barnett dribbles the ball.

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Dribbling the ball, sophomore Emree Zars runs past an opponent. The team fell to the Lansing Lions 52-24 at Lansing Tuesday, Jan. 22.

[Photo] Gallery: Girls basketball falls to Lansing 52-24

January 23, 2020
Looking ahead, junior Katherine Weigel dribbles the ball down the court.

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Dribbling the ball, sophomore Emree Zars heads down the court.

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Dodging an opponent, sophomore Emree Zars runs with the ball. The Jaguars lost to SMNW 54-24 on Tuesday, Dec. 17.

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With the ball in hand, junior Payton Oliver passes it to a teammate.

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Dodging her opponents, junior Vania Barnett shoots the ball upward.

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Running down the court, junior Vania Barnett dribbles the ball.

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Reaching toward the ball, junior Katherine Weigel guards an opponent.

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Moving past an opponent, sophomore Emree Zars runs with the ball.

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Preparing to pass the ball to a teammate, sophomore Emree Zars maneuvers around her opponents.

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Dribbling the ball, junior Katherine Weigel tries to make it past a defender.

[Photo] Girls basketball falls to Shawnee Mission Northwest

December 20, 2019
Dodging an opponent, junior Katherine Weigel dribbles the ball.

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Running with the ball, junior Vania Barnett heads down the court.

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Holding the ball above her head, sophomore Emree Zars passes the ball to a teammate.

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Reaching out her arm, junior Katherine Weigel dribbles the ball.

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Jokes about diabetes are ignorant of the impact that the disease has on sufferers.

Diabetes isn’t something to joke about

Gwyneth Hayes, JAG index/reference editor
December 2, 2019
Holding up the straps, Dave Hayden talks to the engineering students about their project.

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With the harness on, Olathe West senior Ty Hayden sits in the car.

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Standing next to the car, the engineering students discuss their project.

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Standing next to the car, senior Bret Bellmyer discusses the project with the other engineering students.

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Standing up, Olathe West senior Ty Hayden wears the harness constructed by the engineering students.

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Holding up his phone, senior Alex Heinking takes pictures of Olathe West senior Ty Hayden wearing the harness.

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Putting the straps in place, seniors Bret Bellmyer and Alex Heinking lay out the harness on the ground.

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Gesturing with his arm, Dave Hayden discusses the project with the engineering students.

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Dave Hayden explains the placement of Olathe West senior Ty Hayden’s harness to the four Engineering Design and Development students on Friday, Nov.15. For their year-long project, they hope to create a modified seat belt that will help with transportation for people with special needs.

[Photo] Engineering students start year-long project to help a family affected by Christianson syndrome

November 19, 2019
Holding a piece from the project, senior Nathan Greenfield explains how it works.

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Carrying the ball, senior Tyler Green tries to remove himself from a defender’s grip.

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With possession of the ball, senior Zach Mills attempts to run past the opposing team.

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Avoiding the opposing team, junior Quin Wittenauer runs with the ball.

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Running with the ball, junior Cooper Marsh tries to get past a defender.

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With possession of the ball, senior Tyler Green runs downfield.

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Carrying the ball, junior Cooper Marsh attempts to run through the defensive line.

[Photo] Game Preview: Football team takes on De Soto in massive rivalry matchup

November 11, 2019
English teacher Page Anderson’s seminar decorated a door inspired by the Incredibles movie to discourage students from vaping.

[Photo] Red Ribbon Week door decorating contest informs students about the dangers of e-cigarettes and alcohol

November 1, 2019
Holding up a letter, junior Caden Gurwell decorates his seminar’s door.

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Using ribbon, sophomore Caroline Schmidt helps with decorating her seminar’s door.

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Cutting out letters, juniors Kenzie Harris and Ryleigh Reigle create their seminar door decorations.

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Petting a dog, freshman Libby Strathman helps run a booth.

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Sitting with a dog, juniors Claire Burke and Parker Trollinger help run one of the booths.

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A dog runs through a tunnel in the obstacle course.

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Holding a cup, sophomore Maddy Williams feeds her dog a treat.

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Running with its owner, a dog participates in musical sits.

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Participating in the obstacle course, freshman Bella Mehner runs alongside her dog.

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Crouching down, junior Ellie Boone pets her dog.

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Running with her dog, senior Rylee McElroy participates in the obstacle course.

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Crouching down, sophomore Lauren Butler feeds her dog whipped cream.

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Smiling, senior Ashlyn Dempsey pets her dog.

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Holding her dog, sophomore Quincy Hubert stands in the registration line.

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Decorating with his class color, junior John Fraka wraps a red streamer around the railing.

[Photo] StuCo decorates around the school for Homecoming week

September 18, 2019
After kicking the ball, senior Will Coacher watches it fly through the air.

[Photo] Boys soccer defeats Blue Valley North 3-2

September 12, 2019
Trying to gain control of the ball, senior Riley Ferguson maneuvers around his opponent.

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Trying to catch up to the ball, junior Cael Denney runs alongside his opponent.

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Taking long strides forward, senior Anthony Pentola runs toward the ball.

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Catching up with his opponent, sophomore Yahel Anderson attempts to retrieve the ball.

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Breaking away from his opponents, senior Ian Carroll dribbles the ball down the field.

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Watching the ball carefully, junior Greyden Gustafson catches up to an opponent.

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Retrieving the ball, senior Anthony Pentola gets ahead of his opponent.

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Blocking his opponent, junior Max Eber attempts to retrieve the ball.

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[Photo] Student tech Alex Whipple enjoys helping his school with technology trouble

September 3, 2019
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During the game, sophomore Jake Burton jokes around with his teammates.

[Photo] Mayhem Week: Last-ever mud volleyball tournament wraps up Mayhem Week

May 12, 2019
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