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Julia Fair

Julia Fair, JagWire reporter/photographer

This is sophomore Julia Fair’s first year on the JagWire staff. She is very excited to be working as a reporter and photographer. Outside of newspaper, she can be found roasting marshmallows with MV Outfitters. In her free time, Julia enjoys spending time with friends, hammocking and binging Netflix shows.

 

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Helping a cast member, junior Abigail Peters helps her practice lines.

[Photo] Drama students direct middle school play

March 10, 2020
Austin Properties filed to have the land near Woodsonia and K-7 rezoned to allow for multi-family and single-family homes. On Thursday, Dec. 23. city council meeting council members voted 4-4 against the rezoning and construction of Austin Properties proposed plans.

[Photo] Austin Properties files lawsuit against Shawnee over denied housing project

March 9, 2020
All four performers in the Repertory Theatre musical Fantasticks stand at the end of a song.

[Photo] Repertory Theatre performs “Fantasticks”

February 21, 2020
At the end of the cornhole tournament English teacher Cathy Stevens and her husband came out on top. All of the top three teams took a picture with the fourth place prize, a full pizza.

[Photo] Jaguar Nation holds cornhole tournament

January 31, 2020
You: Season one review

You: Season one review

Julia Fair, JagWire reporter/photographer
January 26, 2020
Lacey has taken many art classes at Mill Valley and when she graduates she plans on pursuing a career in design and art.

[Photo] Sophomore shows passion for art through drawing

January 20, 2020
Garcia Lawn and Landscaping has been in business for 30 years, junior Vincent Garcia started working with his dad three years ago. The business specializes in lawn care and in winter Vincent and his dad also do snow removal.

[Photo] Students carry on their family businesses

January 1, 2020
With construction going on strength classes now have to workout in the field house.

[Photo] Strength and Conditioning classes unable to go outside due to cold weather

December 31, 2019
After learning that he tore her acl Payton went into surgery May 2, 2019. She has had a long road to recovery and does physical therapy after school, she has now gotten back to the sport she loves and cant wait for the upcoming season.

[Photo] Lacrosse athlete recovers from ACL injury in the spring

December 10, 2019
Preparing for the upcoming hunting season, sophomore Ethan Fleming loads his hunting gear into his truck.

[Photo] Students gear up for hunting season

November 18, 2019
Sitting in the hallway doing his homework, junior Dutch Platt works as a hall monitor at the tournament

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To help relieve stress for everyone at the tournament, the debate team’s rented therapy dog, Paisleigh, plays with freshman Alex Cobin.

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Helping with part of the tournament held at Monticello Trails Middle School, junior Parker Trollinger worked the concessions.

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Explaining where a room is, sophomore Noah Reed helps a fellow debate student with directions.

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Waiting for students to check in to the tournament, sophomore Grace Emerson works on her computer. The debate team hosted the Aaron Thomas Memorial Invitational tournament Friday, Nov. 15 and Saturday, Nov. 16.

[Photo] Debate hosts Aaron Thomas Memorial Invitational

November 17, 2019
Standing at a table by the entrance of the theatre, sophomore Quincy Hubert sells tickets to students Tuesday, Oct. 29. There were also concessions being sold outside the little theatre.

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Sitting in the little theater, students get ready to watch movies shown at the film fest during seminar.

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Late start should replace early release

Late start should replace early release

Julia Fair, JagWire reporter/photographer
October 7, 2019
With hands over their heads, students yell a cheer with smiles on their faces

[Photo] Something needs to be done about our disappointing lack of school spirit

September 28, 2019
Watching to see which chant is next, students sit in the stands at the pep rally held in seminar Tuesday, Sept. 24

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Watching to see which chant is next, students sit in the stands at the pep rally held during seminar Tuesday, Sept. 24

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Saying a chant into the crowd, senior Cline Boone demonstrates how to cheer at football games

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[Photo] Gallery: Students dress in tie-dye wear for Homecoming spirit week

September 19, 2019
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Sprinting past his opponent, sophomore Nicholas Botkin gets closer to the end of the race.

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With a smile on his face, sophomore Gavin Barton starts off the race strong.

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Speeding up, sophomore Chase Schieber is about to pass his opponent from Rockhurst.

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Pacing herself throughout the course, sophomore Amy Hill keeps at the halfway point.

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Lining up to start the race the varsity boys listen for the start signal and stand in their positions.

[Photo] Cross country team takes first and third at Greg Wilson Classic

September 8, 2019
Sprinting to finish the race, sophomore Katie Schwartzkopf picks up the pace to end strong.

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Close behind her opponent, senior Morgan Koca gets ready to run past her.

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Special education teacher takes on new position

Special education teacher takes on new position

Julia Fair, JagWire reporter/photographer
August 25, 2019
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