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Hayden Resch

Hayden Resch, JagWire Photo Editor

This is senior Hayden Resch’s third year on the JagWire staff. This year, he is the photo editor for JagWire. Some of his favorite things are sushi, sleeping and going out with friends. As a hobby, Hayden likes to play the guitar and draw. As it is his final year on the JagWire staff, Hayden is looking forward to ending this year off great.

 

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Hayden Resch: A Little Change

Hayden Resch: A Little Change

Hayden Resch, JagWire Photo Editor
May 20, 2022
Managing to get under the ball, senior Gage Foltz gets ready to hit it back to his opponents side.

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Senior Ben Fitter manages to hit back the ball after a difficult return

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managing to reach the ball, senior Derek Mulder, returns it to the other side.

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Preparing to hit, junior Nikola Cubric, shits his weight to fling back the ball

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Receiving the ball, senior Luke Hansen gets ready to hit it back to his opponents side.

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Thinking of his next move, senior Xander Pickett prepares to serve the ball.

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After a long two years the garden bar returns. No more getting salad in bags.

[Photo] Garden bar returns to cafeteria after its COVID-19 shutdown

April 16, 2022
Sophomore Sarah Andersons chinchilla, Minnie, mainly eats hay and food pellets but she likes to chew things she finds in Sarah’s room. Since she cant get wet, Minnie takes dust baths.

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Sophomore Blake Powers goats, Jack and Jill, lean over to touch ears.

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Senior Carson Miller, waits fo the audience attention so he can perform his poem.

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Junior Lucas Robins, introduced as Mr. Cross Country flexes for the crowd.

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Senior Carson Miller, introduced as Mr. Soccer tries to hype up the crowd.

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New Mr. Mill Valley senior Vinny Bruno fist bumps junior Carter Harvey who one runner up.

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Newly Crowned Mr. Mill Valley, Senior Vinny Bruno shies away from the crowd.

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Microphone in hand, Mr. Cross Country junior Lucas Robins answers a question from one of the judges.

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Participating in the formal wear portion of the show, junior Brody Shulda answers a question asked by one of the judges.

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Junior Marko Skavo is asked what he would like to do for the school.

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Senior Carter Harvey was asked what his favorite Taylor swift song was, he does not listen to Taylor Swift.

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Rose in hand, senior Vinny Bruno answers the question of which staff member has impacted him the most during his time at Mill Valley.

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Senior Bret Weber states a popular poem about a man who does not want to Lose Himself.

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Senior Vinny Bruno describes in his poem that he will never give you up or let you down.

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Senior Nick Brubeck performs his speech in front of the audience.

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Pointing to the crowd, junior Marko Skavo reads his own original poem on how he will never be beat in basketball.

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In glasses and a lettermans jacket, junior Brody Shulda recites the lyrics from Stacys Mom by Fountain of Wayne.

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Taking off his shirt, junior Lucas Robins recites the lyrics of Im Too Sexy by Right Said Fred.

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Junior Carter Harvey, speaks his poem about a teacher who blamed another student of cutting the cheese.

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In jeans and a button-down shirt, senior Carson Miller sings Chattahoochee during the talent portion of the show.

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Senior Elise Canning holds up a bag of Principal Dr. Holders hair to contestant senior Bret Weber during Webers rendition of an episode of The Price is Right

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Senior Bret Weber attempts to guess the prices of an old Christmas sweater and a moldy lunch box.

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Senior Bret Weber played a contestant on the price is right for his talent, hosted by Seniors Elise Canning and Avery Davis,

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For the talent portion of the pageant, senior Vinny Bruno solves five Rubiks cubes in under two minutes.

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Senior Nick Brubeck makes dog shaped balloons for his talent.

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Hopping on one foot, junior Marko Skavo line dances to Cotton-Eyed Joe and Footloose.

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Wearing sunglasses, junior Brody Shulda sings and plays Stevie Wonders Sir Duke on the saxophone.

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Pageant judge principal Dr. Gail Holder holds up a finished portrait of her painted by junior Lucas Robins

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Talking to the crowd, junior Lucas Robins paints a picture of Principal Dr. Gail Holder dressed as Bob Ross.

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Throwing money to the crowd, senior Bret Weber is introduced as Mr. Catty Shack.

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Twisting his ankle, junior Carter Harvey sings and tap dances to I Can Do That from A Chorus Line for his talent.

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While being introduced as Mr. Vid Pro, senior Vinny Bruno takes a picture with the audience.

[Photo] StuCo hosts seventh annual Mr. Mill Valley event and raises over $1,000

February 24, 2022
Flexing his muscles, junior Marko Skavo is introduced as Mr. Basketball.

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Holding the spirit stick, senior Nick Brubeck waves to the crowd while being introduced as Mr. Baseball.

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Junior Brody Shulda, introduced as Mr. Band, waves at the crowd.

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Junior Carter Harvey, introduced as Mr. Theater, points at the crowd while he passes the stage.

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StuCo supervisor Erica Matyak helps other student council members in discussing the details of the rescheduled Winter Homecoming dance

[Photo] A behind the scenes look at our school’s Student Council

Kaitlyn Burke, JagWire reporter/photographer
January 28, 2022
Senior Jackson Van Dyke attempts to cross to the basket for a layup.

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Junior Nen Matlock jumps through two defenders to get the ball in the hoop. He ended the game with 11 points, but the team had an unfortunate loss of 51-69

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Junior Dylan Blazer jumps up to the basket for a layup. Dylan ended the game with 14 points.

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Junior Dylan Blazer, runs through the center for a quick two points.

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Junior Jameson Fisher blocks the ball form the opposing team so that one of his teammates can get open.

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Junior Dylan Blazer gets past two guards and gets to the basket.

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Senior Adrian Dimond manages to steal the ball and get a dunk on the opposing team. Adrian ended the game with 8 points on the board.

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Senior Mackinley Fields Is crowned as winter homecoming queen for the 2021-2022 school year.

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Senior Adrian Diamond is crowned as winter homecoming king for the 2021-2022 school year.

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Opinion: Teen mental health matters

Opinion: Teen mental health matters

Hayden Resch, JagWire Photo Editor
December 10, 2021
De Soto junior Julie Steeb operates a robot, using a controller to command the robot to pick up a box and place it on top of a shelf Wednesday, Oct. 27

[Photo] Increasing Equity

November 26, 2021
Testing different pieces, senior Jordan Manning works to complete his assignment of putting together a robot Friday, Oct. 22.

[Photo] New Building, New Opportunities

November 26, 2021
David Gordon Greens “Halloween Kills” was released Friday, October 15 and boasts a star-studded cast comprised of Jamie Lee Curtis, James Jude Courtney and Anthony Michael Hall.

Movie Review: ‘Halloween Kills’

Hayden Resch, JagWire Photo Editor
October 30, 2021
The Davis Family, despite their recent loss in August, want to let Coopers life serve as a lesson to those who abuse drugs.

[Photo] Junior Cooper Davis's story brings awareness to drug abuse

October 20, 2021
Science teacher Ryan Johnston helps out junior Owen Prosser with a question on a physics assignment.

[Photo] Board of education votes to make masks optional at the high school level

Gabby Delpleash, Avery Gathright, and Ally Sul
October 19, 2021
After beating Shawnee Mission North 2-0 in their last home game, all eight seniors gather on the court for a group photo

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Jumping up, junior Madeline Schnepf stops the ball, sending it back toward Shawnee Mission North.

[Photo] Volleyball defeats Shawnee Mission North on senior night

October 11, 2021
Junior Sidney Kacsir hits the ball to the other side of the court to prevent Shawnee Mission North from scoring.

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Senior Taylor Roberts jumps to spike the ball, securing a point for the team

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During the game, the volleyball team huddles to discuss what they will do next

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Senior Kate Roth and Senior Taylor Roberts jump up to block the ball.

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Before the game starts, head volleyball coach Debbie Fey recognizes the teams senior players

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French teacher Michelle McRay sits at her desk in front of all her photographs that each hold their own significant meaning

New French teacher works at Mill Valley and Monticello Trails Middle School

Hayden Resch and Sydney McGlasson
September 5, 2021
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Coach Waldron being a college coach for many years, knows how to help the players.

[Photo] Girls soccer team starts season with new head coach

March 23, 2021
Shouting from midfield Coach Waldron sometimes has to help the players with some strategy

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Coach Waldron watches as the players perform a drill to help improve their aim.

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Inspired by her love for BTS, junior Lacey Marr opened a fan account for the group on Instagram and attracted thousands of BTS fans.

[Photo] Lacey Marr's BTS fan account connects her to thousands

February 11, 2021
Still mid throw, freshman Kiara Gonzalez has to aim the ball at the single pin for the spare at the tournament on Tuesday, Jan. 26..

[Photo] Gallery: Bowling hosts first meet at Park Lanes

February 2, 2021
Watching, senior Jackson Penny was able to curve the ball so it could hit the pins at a better angle.

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Still in throwing pose, freshman Andrew Kouris was able to hits the last pin standing, securing a spare.

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Waiting in anticipation, senior Sophie Hannam successfully bowls a strike.

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Releasing the ball down the lane, Kiara Gonzalez bowls a perfect strike.

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Pumping his fist in celebration, senior Carsyn Turpin, bowls a strike.

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Getting ready to throw the ball, freshman Andrew Kouris aims the ball for the last pin to secure a spare.

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Inside of her family restaurant, sophmore Sophia Chang displays the menu for Blue Koi which consists of a variety of different Asian comfort foods.

[Photo] Food ties and traditions bring students closer together with their family

December 16, 2020
The interior of Asian restaurant Blue Koi is decorated with soft colors to make all customers feel relaxed and welcome upon entering.

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Blue Koi is a very nice establishment with many food options on their menu to keep you coming back.

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With his arm around his daughter, Blue Koi restaurant owner Scott Chang, stands beside his daughter sophomore Sophia Chang outside the restaurants newer location in Leawood.

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Inside of her family restaurant, sophmore Sophia Chang displays the menu for Blue Koi which consists of a variety of different Asian comfort foods.

[Photo] Food ties and traditions bring students closer together with their family

Gabby Delpleash, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
December 16, 2020
In this years election, some students in the Class of 2021 became eligible to vote for the first time.

[Photo] Seniors vote for the first time in presidential election

November 5, 2020
It was Lexi Clayes first time voting, and she has the sticker to prove it!

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It is Alaina Tregers first time voting

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In the new field house, the varsity football locker room is very open so the coaches can easily speak to the entire team.

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Behind the curtains, one can see all the pulleys that allow the theater team have more curtain options.

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In the new field house, the varsity football locker room is very open.

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