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Standing together having a conversation between innings, Logan (left) and Luke (right) Shull wait to continue the team’s consistent start to the season. Both brothers will be playing baseball at Washburn University as other members of the senior class head to 28 different colleges to play. |

Next Level Athletes

Colin Batliner, Staff Writer
May 4, 2021
Juniors Jacob Welsh and Lizzie Weixeldorfer observe the relays on herd day while keeping score and commentating. Both Welsh and Weixeldorfer won executive for their herds.

Passing the Torch

Olivia Cerda, Staff Writer
May 4, 2021
Senior Daniel Fontaine walks with his parents during this year’s Homecoming football game. Daniel’s mother, Jennifer (Tylicki) Fontaine was in the class of 1990, and his grandfather who was Walt Tylicki, the namesake of the Tylicki herd.

The End of an Era

Olivia Cerda
May 4, 2021
Sophomore CJ Reno caught in action as she watches her ball roll down the lane.

Top Bowlers in the Alley

Alena Gillespie, Staff Writer
February 11, 2021
Going up for a contested layup against Blue Valley North, senior Payton Verhulst helps lead the Stags to 67-41 victory.

Girls’ basketball team looks to continue success

Colin Batliner, Staff Writer
February 11, 2021
Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami and Love Is a Mixtape” by Rob Sheffield off of Harry Styles book list are emotional stories of love and depression.

Book Power: Top recommendations offered by Harry Styles

MaryKathryn Wert, Staff Writer
February 11, 2021
Freshman Patrick Watson and junior William Watson log onto their computers on Jan. 14 to compete in the cybersecurity challenge. Every Thursday, the STAGS Who Code club meets to learn new programs and compete in the competitions.

Cracking the Code: Students compete in cybersecurity challenge

Alena Gillespie, Staff Writer
February 11, 2021
Junior Mark Mitchell goes up for a dunk for a 68-37 victory against Shawnee Mission North for the Stags’ first game.

KSHSAA votes to have winter season with changes

Olivia Cerda, Staff Writer
January 8, 2021
As a junior, the talk of college begins to be more stressful especially in 2020, the in person learning provided by the school gives a more safe and reassured feeling.

Third Time’s a Charm: Junior experiences all three modes of learning due to quarantine

Olivia Cerda, Staff Writer
October 29, 2020
Junior Olivia Cerda holds ribbons in remembrance of Mackenzie Cowan. Cowan passed away on Sept. 27th, 2019, and students made 600 pins to honor her.

Students honor the life of Mackenzie Cowan

Olivia Cerda, Staff Writer
October 22, 2020
Meet the Homecoming Court: Senior court Q & A

Meet the Homecoming Court: Senior court Q & A

Olivia Cerda, Staff Writer
October 16, 2020
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