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Molly Morgan

Molly Morgan, JAG photo and social media editor

This is junior Molly Morgan’s second year on the JAG yearbook staff and will be taking on the positions of photo editor and social media editor. When not in C-101, you can find her cheering on the sidelines, helping plan the Relay for Life event or participating in NEHS. When not in school, she is either hanging out with her friends, volunteering or working.

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Junior Christy Atkinson gets her new laptop checked out in the media center Thursday, April 20.

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Registrar Deana Thom helps a student receive a new laptop charging cord Thursday, April 20.

[Photo] New laptops are deployed to freshman, sophomore and junior classes

May 12, 2023
Junior Robert Hill sets up his new laptop in the media center Thursday, April 20.

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Seniors Finn Campbell and Asa Esparza collect dodgeballs in the prom candidate game “Hungry Hungry Hippos”.

Prom pep assembly honors candidates and athletic achievements

Molly Morgan and Hailee Ford
April 4, 2023
Principal Dr. Gail Holder reacts to the surprise announcement that she was named the KSPA Administrator of the Year.

[Photo] Principal Dr. Gail Holder wins state Administrator of the Year award

March 31, 2023
Arms in the air, junior Trinity Baker and senior Hayes Miller look toward the crowd.

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Being lifted up by other Silver Studs, senior Hayes Miller puts his hands in the air.

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Smiling toward the crowd, senior Parker Volski performs the Silver Stud routine.

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Running down the court, paraprofessional Andrew Bock advances to the basket.

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Being pushed on a scooter, senior Dylan Nguyen prepares to grab a ball.

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Dodging senior Tate Nekola, business teacher Adam Runyan scores another point for the teacher basketball team.

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With a laundry basket in hand, senior Luke Shielder grabs the dodgeball to add to his collection.

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Jaw dropped, principal Dr. Gail Holder walks to the gym floor to receive her award.

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With a big smile on his face, freshman Blake Jay participates in the tug of war competition.

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At the front of the rope, sophomore Jayden Woods focuses so he can win the round of tug of war.

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Arm in air, freshman Gavin Hurt throws the dodgeball at an opposing team member.

Student Council hosts first annual Shamrock Showdown

Kenzie Gorr, Molly Morgan, and Callie Cahoy
March 8, 2023
After just throwing his ball, senior Zac Serrano watches it fly to the opposing teams side.

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Preparing to throw the dodgeball, freshman Anderson Strack makes an attempt to get a member of the opposing team out.

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Focused, senior Gabe Martin aims to get his opponent out.

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Facing off, senior Sam Imes prepares to take down his opponent.

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Holding his opponent under him, senior Dylan Massey focuses on pinning him.

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Arms wrapped around his opponent, junior Brady Mason grabs hold of him.

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On top of his opponent, freshman Jeredy Nilges wraps his arms around his opponent in an attempt to pin him down.

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Focused, sophomore Jayden Woods pins his opponent to the floor.

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While being pinned down by his opponent, junior Haden Applebee attempts to break free.

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Freshman Jacob Reitz picks up his opponent.

Boys wrestling wins regional title

Brooklyn LaFon, Molly Morgan, and Hailee Ford
February 19, 2023
Smiling at her friend, senior Helen Springer sits on the couch at her favorite coffee shop, Summer Moon, Thursday, Jan 12. “I normally go with friends,” Springer said. “I like having people to talk to and I feel a little less awkward.”

Popular hang out spots give students a space to relax

Hailee Ford and Molly Morgan
January 23, 2023
Walking with her dog, junior Jaiden Fisher enjoys some time outside at Shawnee Mission Dog Park Monday, Jan. 16. “I go to the dog park because it lets my dog run and be free while letting me get some fresh air,” Fisher said. “I like that you get to be outside and let your dog interact with other dogs.”

[Photo] Shawnee Mission Park

January 23, 2023
Staring at the other wrestler, freshman MJ Wash prepares to take his opponent down.

Boys wrestling wins four medals at the Gardner Edgerton meet

Molly Morgan and Lauren Aycock
December 6, 2022
With a focused look on his face, junior Maddox Casella prepares to begin the round.

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Being held down by his opponent, junior Robert Hickman makes an attempt to break free.

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Beginning the round, senior Eddie Hugart gets held down by his opponent.

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Performing the teams game day routine, sophomore Rylie Maguire strikes a pose.

Cheer receives a one rating on their game day routine

Sophia Estes, Molly Morgan, and Avery Cole
November 9, 2022
Hand in the air, junior Maci Burger waves with a smile on her face.

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Looking to her right, freshman Kyndal Geis spirits to the crowd.

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Waving to the crowd, sophomore Joey Nightingale spirits before doing her jumps.

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Sophomore Emersyn Jones waves to the crowd as she prepares to do her jumps.

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With a big smile on her face, sophomore Jada Winfrey waves to the crowd while doing a heel stretch.

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Looking to the side, freshman Jada Winfrey does an arabesque.

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Smiling and waving to the crowd, freshman Sydney Epperson does a lib.

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Driver in hand, junior Kathryn Yockey takes a practice swing before teeing off. Golf competed at the 6A state competition Tuesday, Oct 18.

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Standing together, band teacher Deb Steiner and representatives from Arvest Bank hold the $500 check that was presented to Steiner

Band teacher Deb Steiner wins award

Molly Morgan, JAG photo and social media editor
October 19, 2022
Driver in hand, junior Kathryn Yockey takes a practice swing before teeing off.

Girls golf takes sixth at reigonals

Molly Morgan, JAG photo and social media editor
October 13, 2022
After hitting the ball, senior Paige Dinslage watches her ball roll into the hole.

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Preparing to make a put, freshman Sydney Epperson takes a small swing to hit her ball.

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With arms held high, freshman Lola Dumler prepares to drive her ball down the fairway.

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After finishing a put, freshman Lola Dumler watches her ball roll toward the hole.

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With her club in the air, freshman Sophie Van Inwegen tees off.

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Putter in hand, freshman Sophie Van Inwegen takes a small swing to hit the ball into the hole.

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Eyes locked on the ball, sophomore Reagan Swartz swings to hit the ball down the fairway.

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Finishing the first hole, junior Kathryn Yockey focuses on her put.

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Focused on painting her poster, freshman Claire Cooper uses yellow paint to create a poster for her grades locker bank.

Student Council decorates the hallways for Homecoming spirit week

Sophia Estes, Molly Morgan, and Avery Cole
September 19, 2022
Spraying blue dust everywhere, senior Bella Mehner twists the exploding tube to release the blue powder.

Seniors finish off Homecoming week by holding their annual Blue Bomb

Kate Haney, Alonnah Gage, Molly Morgan, and Hailee Ford
September 19, 2022
With blue paint splattered over his face, senior Toby Kornis jumps around to the beat of the music.

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While being held up by his classmates, senior Dylan Ashford crowd surfs.

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Hand in the air, senior Max Weber sings the lyrics to the song with the speaker on his shoulder.

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Focused on completing his tower of cups, senior Luke Shideler leans over the railing.

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Looking up at the jaguar statue, senior Justin Sivilayvong adds a pom pom to it.

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Leaning over the edge of the stairs, senior Dylan Ashford looks down at the foyer with an excited look on his face.

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Concentrating on writing on the window, senior Bella Mehner writes out “senior” in blue ink.

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Laying on the floor making a poster, freshman Lily Suman concentrates on coloring the words “class of 2026” in.

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While sitting on the floor, sophomore Brynn Shideler writes out the phrase “soph stars” to decorate the hallway.

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Using a ruler and pencil to make a poster, freshman Mallory Lux writes out “frosh.”

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Hanging up a decoration, freshman Gabe Sommerfeld helps decorate the freshmen hallway.

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Following through with his throw, senior Eli Olson watches where his blue streamer lands in the senior hallway.

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What I Collect

What I Collect

Molly Morgan, Addison Bailey, and Hailee Ford
May 10, 2022
In his living room, senior Damon Standen-Loyd sorts through his vinyl collection.

[Photo] Senior Jordan Standen-Loyd collects vinyls

May 10, 2022
In her bedroom, sophomore Abby Warren rearranges her Squishmallow collection.

[Photo] Sophomore Abby Warren collects Squishmallows

May 10, 2022
After being announced the Washburn Leadership Challenge Event champions, seniors Damara Stevens, Lauren Payne, junior Sonny Pentola, and seniors Bret Weber and Sydney Wootton pose for a picture with their award and certificates Friday, March 4.

Students win Washburn University Leadership Challenge Event championship

Molly Morgan, JAG photo and social media editor
March 6, 2022
Looking towards his coaches, senior Payton Douglas holds his opponent in his arms to prepare to make his next move.

Wrestling placed sixth at the Sunflower League tournament

Hailee Ford and Molly Morgan
February 14, 2022
Fighting for a possible title, sophomore Robert Hickman breaks away from his opponent’s grip.

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On top of the opponent, junior Eddie Hughart places his hands in the ready position so he can attack at the whistle.

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Preparing to take out his opponent, senior Payton Douglas ducks and goes for the legs.

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Starting his final match, junior Eddie Hughart interlocks arms with his opponent and begins to look for his next move.

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Dutch Bros is located at 1800 Prairie Crossing, Kansas City, KS. It is right next to the Legends Outlet and has replaced the old Sheridans.

Review: Dutch Bros.

Molly Morgan and Addison Bailey
February 13, 2022
Putting his opponent in a headlock, senior Payton Douglas pins him to the ground.

Boys wrestling defeats Blue Valley and falls to Washburn Rural

Hailee Ford, Molly Morgan, and Emma Rathbun
January 29, 2022
Senior Jacob McGlasson from varsity wrestling walking down with his parents, Amanda McGlasson and Eddie McGlasson on Jan. 26th.

[Photo] Wrestling team hosts annual senior night

January 29, 2022
Eyes up, junior Holden Zigmant prepares to strike his opponent.

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Walking onto the floor with his parents, senior Cole Seyb smiles towards the crowd.

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With a smile on his face, senior Jacob McGlasson looks to the crowd.

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Hand in the air, senior Payton Douglas waves to the crowd as he gets recognized for senior night.

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Walking with his parents, senior Issac Cannas listens to his name being announced for senior night.

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Eyes locked on his opponent, sophomore Colin McAlister plans out his next move.

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Raising his opponents leg, senior Jacob McGlasson prepares to slam him to the ground.

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On top of his opponent, sophomore Brady Mason wins the match.

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Down on one knee, sophomore Dillion Cooper faces off with his opponent.

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Head to head with his opponent, senior Cole Seyb locks eyes with the Blue Valley wrestler.

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