Annie Crouch, JagWire reporter
Junior Annie Crouch is a reporter for the JagWire. This is her second year on staff. In her free time she enjoys listening to music, shopping and hanging out with her friends and family. She loves animals, her friend Ellen Merrill and making people laugh. In the future she plans on graduating from the University of Kansas and getting her Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy.
![Senior Audrey Linsey reviews the book of Romans from the Bible during a Club 121 meeting on Friday, Jan. 22. “I really like the fact that [the study] is continuous,” Linsey said. “It’s really nice to be able to go more in-depth with something instead of just talking about it in the 15 minutes we get.”](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Leiby_122-900x600.gif)
![During an informational meeting for NAHS on Thursday, Sept. 4, sophomore Sophie Griffin listens attentively to the requirements of what it takes to join the club. "[I'm most excited about doing projects for the school] programs," Griffin said. "Plus, I'm a sophomore, so I'm no longer a new [member]. I'm super excited that I'm not new."](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/NAHS_Web_9.4_MM.gif)
![Praising the Catty Shack for its implementation of healthy snacks, USDA Deputy Undersecretary Dr. Janey Thornton pays a visit to the school store. "We are trying to help kids learn about what selections they should be making [in order to eat healthier]," Thornton said. "It's an educational process."](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/usda_AT.jpg)
![As high level classes result in even higher expectations, English teacher Dorothy Swafford offers some helpful essay writing advice to sophomore Abbie Hughes. "This year, I've noticed my writing isn't as good as I thought it was, but I've definitely improved [due to taking Pre-AP English]." Hughes said.](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/apclasses_AT.jpg)
