Grace McLeod, JAG editor-in-chief
This is senior Grace McLeod’s third year on the journalism staff. She is an editor-in-chief for the JAG yearbook. Grace is also president of the Women’s Empowerment Club and involved with SLT, Youth for Refugees, NHS and other clubs. Outside of school, she loves to spend time with her friends and go camping or shopping.
![Senior Chris Sprenger placed second in the state for the 200 yard individual medley. “I enjoy the 200 IM, because it shows all of skill in all the stokes and not just one. I pride myself in being a well rounded swimmer, in that, I am not terrible at any stroke so the [Individual Medley] so that really appeals to me in that way,” said Sprenger. “After the 200 IM I felt really really good, obviously I wanted to win, but it was a personal best time [for me], so [I couldn’t] be upset with that.”](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/IMG_8878_brighten-900x600.jpg)
![During the Peers in Learning Thanksgiving meal on Tuesday, Nov. 20, junior Paige Oliver peers over the crockpots of food. “My favorite part [of the Peers Thanksgiving] is to celebrate with all of the peers and having great food,” Oliver said. “I love being in Peers in Learning because, no matter what, my peers always find a way to put me in a good mood. Working with the students makes me feel good that I’m helping [out in our community].”](https://www.mvnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/MKS_web_3-900x600.jpg)
