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Senior Dakota Crane anchors for The OneMa1ze Broadcasting team for the 2020 Halloween episode. The OneMa1ze Show earned an All-Kansas award with Crane as a lead anchor for the show last school year.

2021 Early Graduating Seniors: Peace Out Maize South

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
January 19, 2021
Graphic by Marvin Cao

Maize South Students Carry Mixed Feelings Towards the New Covid-19 Vaccine.

Marvin Cao, Bullseye Staff Reporter
January 18, 2021
The wrestling team sharpens their moves while still trying to fight against COVID-19 by wearing their masks during practice. Many practices start with warming up and basic drills in their team

Mindset Over Virus; Kerr Focuses Team’s Effort and Attention Towards Competition and Team

Ty Rains, Bullseye Web Editor and Reporter
December 10, 2020
Basketball players, (from left to right) Parker Scott and Tysaac Noland, pose for their Seamless Productions sports hype video in December of 2019. OneMa1ze Broadcasting was unable to produce hype videos this school year to due limitations with student travel, equipment and being full remote.

Playing in an Empty Gym; No Spectators Allowed to Start Winter Sports Season

Marvin Cao, Bullseye Staff Reporter
December 8, 2020
On Friday, November 13, USD 266 district made the switch during a Board of Education to full remote learning. COVID-19 cases increased to over five per week for both high schools, causing the Kansas Department of Health and Education to list Maize and Maize South High as a COVID cluster in the Sedgwick County area. The district is expected to remain full remote until the end of December and into Christmas break.

COVID Clusters in the Community

Ty Rains, Bullseye Web Editor and Reporter
November 25, 2020

Subtle Presents in the Middle of a Pandemic

Ash Canter, Bullseye Reporter
November 24, 2020
Clara Keller (11) stands at the cash register in the green house at Johnson's Garden Center. Keller got a job there at the beginning of the school year and enjoys working while in Hybrid or Full Virtual for learning.

The New Norm in the Remote Learning Model

Bridget Johnson, Bullseye Reporter
November 23, 2020
The MS Leche club conducts a monthly meeting last year where they would hang out during EnCor while eating milk and cookies as a way to take the stress of school off of their shoulders. Cooper Schoonover (Second from left to right), graduate, is seen enjoying a cup of milk and having a laugh with Josh Goodale (Far left), Connor Shannon (Second to the right), and Logan Patterson (Far right), all of which are graduates of Maize South High School.

“Club Scene” Looks Different For Involved Students At Maize South

Ty Rains, Bullseye Web Editor and Reporter
October 30, 2020
Maize High yearbookers practice on their photography skills during a 4th Block scavenger hunt in the library on Thursday, Sept. 17.

Maize South Yearbook Staffs Battle Pandemic While Making Memory Books For 2020-2021

Piper Pinnetti, Bullseye Editor-in-Chief
October 5, 2020
Maize South players warm up for their first home game against Great Bend on Friday, Sept. 4. The Mavericks would outscore the Panthers 56-0 in their first win of the year.

Homecoming Football Game Tonight Cancelled At Maize South

Ty Rains, Bullseye Web Editor
September 25, 2020
Ms. Snyder gives a thumbs up at her new virtual workspace. Snyder co-sponsors the Maize South pep club, even without actually seeing students in person.

Navigating the Digital Landscape-The Perspective of Emily Snyder, Virtual Teacher

Tess Bryant-Stucky, Bullseye Staff Reporter
September 22, 2020
Sporting her favorite gold face mask, freshman Ellyson McAllister shows off her Maverick themed face garment before school to her friend group. McCallister is one of over ten freshmen on this year’s Maverick yearbook staff. Photo by Shiah McLain

First Week Back To School

Shiah McLain, Bullseye Photo Editor
September 12, 2020
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