The student news site of Mill Valley High School

Mill Valley News
The student news site of Mill Valley High School

Mill Valley News
The student news site of Mill Valley High School

Mill Valley News
Maddie Schaffer

Maddie Schaffer, JAG reporter/photographer

This is sophomore Maddie Schaffer’s first year on the JAG yearbook staff as a photographer and a writer. Outside of school she works two jobs as a host at The Other Place and a member of the gate and retail team at The Johnson County 3&2 Baseball Complex. During her free time she enjoys journaling, hanging out with friends and spending time with her family.

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Following being announced prom queen, senior Marah Shulda is embraced by friend senior Delaney Kemp.

[Photo] Mayhem Week: Prom and After Prom

May 6, 2019
During the chocolate beard event, freshman Bret Weber shows off his shaving cream beard to peers.

[Photo] Gallery 2 of 3: Relay for Life

March 29, 2019
As the notes flow through the air, sophomore Hannah Evans plays the flute during "A Song For Friends".

Bands present their Spring Concert

Maddie Schaffer, JAG reporter/photographer
March 6, 2019
On Wednesday, Nov. 21, sophomore Gabi Hantla prepares a thanksgiving meal for herself that is completely vegan. Hantla says about being vegan “I think it’s just not only for the animals but also the environment. Veganism kind of helps all around everything and there’s really no real, good, valid reason to hurt animals and I feel like that’s a very important issue.”

Sophomore Gabi Hantla uses social media to help others

Maddie Schaffer, JAG reporter/photographer
December 21, 2018
Working an after school job has made me a better person

Working an after school job has made me a better person

Maddie Schaffer, JAG reporter/photographer
December 12, 2018
On Wednesday, Nov. 28, senior Ally Klaudt dances alongside the other participants at Cotillion practice held at Bishop Miege. “The dances were fun, which helped me be engaged while learning,” Klaudt said. “The steps weren’t too difficult and I found myself wanting to practice them.”

Cotillion recognizes five seniors for leadership and service

Maddie Schaffer, JAG reporter/photographer
December 2, 2018
As she shows fellow judge sophomore Belle Bonn the fake spider webs, senior Erin Miller feels the faux webs surrounding social studies teacher Chris McAfee’s classroom door.

jagPRIDE hosts door decorating contest for Red Ribbon Week

Maddie Schaffer and Elizabeth Joseph
October 31, 2018
Dancing to the song, “Bill Bailey, Won’t You Please Come Home?” by Hughie Cannon, seniors Lindsey Edwards and Allison Schein laugh along with the music.

Choir performs in first concert of the school year

Maddie Schaffer, JAG reporter/photographer
October 20, 2018
Celebrating a good shot, doubles partners Josie Carey and Sydney Fisher high five while trading positions on the court.

[Photo] Girls tennis places sixth at EKL tournament

Annika Lehan, JAG editor-in-chief
October 2, 2018
Circling around JJ the Jaguar, two dinosaurs resurrect the school spirit.

Homecoming king and queen candidates, seniors Noah Smith and Payton Totzke show off their Johnson County parent qualities.

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