Marah Shulda, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
This is senior Marah Shulda’s third, and final, year on the JagWire staff. This year, she is a Mill Valley News Editor-in-Chief alongside Elizabeth Joseph and Katya Gillig. Outside of newspaper, Marah is involved in band as a drum major for the Mill Valley Marching Jaguars. She also participates in jazz band, SLT, Ambassadors, MV Outreach, MV Outfitters, swim team, is an NHS officer, on the Executive Leadership Team for Relay for Life and the co-president/founder of Youth for Refugees. Outside of school, Marah works at Lake Quivira Country Club, volunteers at Shawnee Mission Medical Center, loves to hang out with friends, travel and read.
![Surrounded by editing equipment senior Killian O’Brien works on a new single on Tuesday Feb. 26. He uses a variety of equipment and software to make and produce original music. “I use the Pro Tools software to record [the lyrics] and to make beats I use my phone to record,” O’Brien said.](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/USEFORWEB-900x600.jpg)
![At the start of the debate work night on Thursday, Nov. 29, sophomore Adam White practices spreading- or speed reading. The team competed at Shawnee Mission South. With all of the competition, we were really proud of the way we performed [on Saturday, Dec. 1].](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/IMG_9855EDIT-900x600.jpg)
![Three members of the robotics team and two sponsors participated in the Go Baby Go event on Saturday, Nov. 17. The team created two modified toy cars for special needs children. This was my first time doing mechanical and electrical [builds]. I was trying to make sure that whatever we do is going to help the kid sophomore Courtney Mahugu said.](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/IMG_8372EDIT-900x600.jpg)
