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Hailey Perrin

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer

This is junior Hailey Perrin’s second year on the JagWire staff. She is looking forward to another year of designing and some more exploring in writing and photography. Outside of the newspaper room she enjoys traveling, anything creative and photography. If she is not doing one of those things she will be with her friends having the time of her life.

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Opinion: Students should consider turning off their phones occasionally to boost productivity

Opinion: Students should consider turning off their phones occasionally to boost productivity

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
November 7, 2023
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[Photo] Students discuss their plans for Halloween and how they have changed from years past

October 30, 2023
Students in math teacher Angela Weigels seminar class stand for the pledge of allegiance Friday, Oct. 6.

In compliance with state mandate, school renews practice of saying the pledge of allegiance

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
October 7, 2023
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[Photo] Students and staff discuss changes in dress code enforcement

September 27, 2023
School welcomes new teachers and staff members for the 2023-2024 school year

School welcomes new teachers and staff members for the 2023-2024 school year

JagWire Staff
September 12, 2023
A student observes artwork by senior Kenall Lee and juniors AJ Lauer and Emily Summa at the art show at the Country Club Bank Thursday, May 4.

Emerging student artists take the spotlight at local art show

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
May 12, 2023
AP Studio Art pieces by seniors Sydney Barge and Ashlyn Elliott are displayed at the art show.

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Art by seniors Atticus OBrien and Madeline Hanna and sophomore Ayden Brown is displayed alongside other student art. Students from every art class collaborated for the art show.

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Senior Alexander Shieldss mug is displayed. It was created in ADV Ceramics.

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Breaking down the different generations

Breaking down the different generations

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
April 22, 2023
Sitting in the media center before school, freshman Avery Clement reads a copy of Catching Fire, the second literary installment in the Hunger Games trilogy.

[Photo] StuCo hosts annual Buff Puff tournament

April 20, 2023
Spanish National Honors Society hosts annual donut sale

Spanish National Honors Society hosts annual donut sale

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
April 13, 2023
Ready to curl up over Spring break and read, senior Jayda DeWitte poses holding her new book November 9 by Colleen Hoover.

[Photo] Students share their recommendations for books, shows and movies to watch over Spring break

March 10, 2023
Junior Reagan Roberts holds her phone up to the camera to show her favorite TV show, Outer Banks.

[Photo] Students share their recommendations for books, shows and movies to watch over Spring break

March 10, 2023
Junior Anna Zwahlen carefully unravels a bouquet of fake flowers to place into vases in preparation for prom.

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Prom committee leader social studies teacher Angie DalBello discusses with the prom committee how to fill empty space in the decorative vases.

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In preparation for this years prom, junior Avery Gullach-Ruiz carefully places a group of fake white roses into a vase.

[Photo] Prom committee is in the midst of prom planning season

March 21, 2023
Junior Xaviana Singletary meticulously rearranges a vase of fake flowers.

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[Photo] Senior Asa Esparza leads in the arts department as an actress, student director and choir section leader 

February 6, 2023
Senior Asa Esparza leads in almost every facet of the performing arts department, holding leadership roles in the drama department, choir and International Thespian Society.

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With their eyes focused on their music sheets, senior Alayna Dill and freshmen Carson Schmidtlein, Jordan Powell and Mia Plumberg play the bass drums.

Band hosts first ever Alumni Night

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
January 14, 2023
Focused on his playing, senior Colin Scherzer plays the trombone next to senior Tyler Larson on the baritone.

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During halftime of the girls basketball game against Shawnee Mission North, freshmen Ashlyn Keim and Ian Weatherman focus play The Hey Song to entertain the crowd.

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Amongst the clarinet section, sophomore Logan Koester plays the clarinet alongside freshmen Ashlyn Keim and Maggie Kriks.

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Holding up her music lyre, senior Audrey Facer plays on her trumpet next to sophomore Joah Clark.

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During a timeout, senior Finn Campbell, junior Jack Kellogg and sophomore Kai McGarry play the snare drums. Bands first ever alumni saw the return of former band students as far back as 2018. Returning students were invited to play with the band for the girls and boys varsity basketball games.

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Skincare 101

Skincare 101

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
December 14, 2022
Reaching across the mac and cheese, StuCo advisor Jessica DeWild helps serve students

Clubsgiving has its biggest turnout yet

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
November 20, 2022
Plate in hand, senior Sarah Johnston gets some food from the desert table

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Opinion: Masculine character should not be required of feminists

Opinion: Masculine character should not be required of feminists

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
November 7, 2022
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[Photo] AP Psychology students complete swim cap extra credit project

November 10, 2022
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[Photo] A glimpse at current trends with jeans

November 9, 2022
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[Photo] Annual winter play makes a comeback with an avant garde style show

October 15, 2022
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[Photo] Staff Editorial: New district guidelines regarding gender non-conforming students may cause more harm than good

September 27, 2022
The Catty Shack reopens for the new school year

The Catty Shack reopens for the new school year

Hailey Perrin, JagWire reporter/photographer
September 19, 2022
Ready to teach at Mill Valley as the, broadcast journalism teacher Laurie Folsom holds a smores stuffed animal Thursday, Sept. 1. Folsoms previous school gifted her the stuffed smore upon her return, I was on medical leave two years ago for most of the school year because I survived stage three colon cancer, said Folsom.

[Photo] New broadcast journalism teacher transitions from supervising print journalism

September 7, 2022
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