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Kate Haney

Kate Haney, JAG editor-in-chief

This is senior Kate Haney’s third year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of JAG editor-in-chief. When not in C-101, you can find her participating in NHS, NEHS and SNHS or hanging out with the Mill Valley swim team. Outside of school, you can catch her working at Target, rereading and obsessing over her favorite fantasy novels, stressing over her homework, watching her comfort movies and shows or fangirling with her younger sister about their favorite celebrities. 

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With his arm stretched behind him, freshman Abram Shaffer steps to throw the javelin.

Track places second and fourth at KC Relays

Kate Haney, JAG editor-in-chief
April 18, 2022
Singing together, juniors Brayden Heath, Carter Harvey, Luke O’Neil and sophomore AJ Lauer perform their quartet piece.

Choir hosts their spring concert

Kate Haney, JAG editor-in-chief
March 31, 2022
Facing the fears of public speaking

Facing the fears of public speaking

Kate Haney, JAG editor-in-chief
March 3, 2022
Putting her horse away, sophomore Bryn Simpson leashes up her horse.

Sophomore Bryn Simpson

Kate Haney, JAG editor-in-chief
February 10, 2022
With a smile on his face, Homecoming king candidate senior Nick Brubeck throws candy from the car to the children on the side of the road while his partner Homecoming queen candidate senior Avery Davis waves to the crowd.

The annual Homecoming parade returns

Kate Haney, JAG editor-in-chief
September 28, 2021
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