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Winter Royalty King and Queen crowned at halftime of the boys basketball game against Olathe East

Seniors Maddox Casella and Violet Hentges were crowned King and Queen Friday, Feb. 2

Playing Olathe East, the boys basketball team pulls off a 60-55 victory to stay undefeated in the den. During halftime of the game, seniors Maddox Casella and Violet Hentges were crowned Winter Royalty King and Queen.

Each candidate wore a Winter Royalty sash decorated for them by elementary school students. Casella describes the experience and why he enjoyed it.

“All the candidates got to go to Clear Creek Elementary to meet with some of the students there so they could draw on our sashes,” Casella said. ”I was lucky enough to have a young girl named Kinley draw on my sash. She was super sweet and kind and I loved being able to spend some time with the kids.”

Surprised by her win, Hentges explains how she is thankful for all those who voted for her.

“When my name was called I was just in shock. I was very surprised because I was not expecting it at all,” Hentges said. ”Thank you so much to anyone who voted for me. I am grateful for all of you.”

Feeling gratitude towards those who have been there for him, Casella explains why he appreciates being nominated.

“It was pretty exciting, I haven’t been picked to do something like this ever so it was really cool being able to experience everything,” Casella said. ”I feel honored to have been picked as king and I truly appreciate each and every vote. You guys are all amazing.”

Reflecting on the week as a whole, Hentges expresses how much she enjoyed the experience.

“The best part about all of this was the memories I got to make,” Hentges said. “This experience would’ve been just as awesome even if I didn’t win. It was just such a fun week with awesome people.”

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Meg McAfee
Meg McAfee, JAG reporter/writer
This is junior Meg McAfee’s second year on the yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of a writer. When not working for the yearbook, you can find her running cross country and track or participating in NHS, Educators Rising, and being a chair for Relay For Life. Outside of school she enjoys hanging out with her friends and teammates, eating ice cream, blasting Taylor Swift, watching sunsets, or watching her favorite TV shows on her couch. 
Thomas Helm
Thomas Helm, JAG photographer
This is junior Thomas Helm’s first year on the JAG yearbook staff and he will be taking on the position of photographer. When not working for the yearbook you can find him running cross country and track. Outside of school he enjoys playing golf, coaching baseball teams, playing video games, and listening to music.
Callie Cahoy
Callie Cahoy, JAG design editor
This is junior Callie Cahoy’s second year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of design editor. When Callie is not working on the yearbook, you can find her running cross country, playing basketball or participating in NHS and Relay For Life as an ELT. Outside of school, she enjoys watching 90’s rom-coms, listening to Taylor Swift, eating cookie dough, and hanging out with friends.
Molly Griffin
Molly Griffin, JAG social media and managing editor
This is junior Molly Griffin's second year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of co-social media and managing editor. When not in the C-101 you can find her participating in Relay for Life or at the MV softball field. Outside of school, you can find her playing on her club softball team, working at Pink Charming Boutique, or watching the sunset with her friends.
Avery Cole
Avery Cole, JAG social media and managing editor
This is junior Avery Cole’s second year on the JAG yearbook staff. This year she will be taking on the position of social media and managing editor. When not in C-101, you can find her participating in Relay For Life, NHS, and NEHS. Outside of school you can find her working at JCPRD at Clear Creek, spending time with friends and family, and watching movies. 

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