Photo of the Day – Page 7 – The Chant

Virtual Spirit Week is here!!!
Toilet paper panic-buying seeming to subside
Students delighted about AP exams moving online
Unusual benefit for penguins during COVID-19 concerns
Cobb schools still closed indefinitely. Stay tuned!

As the end of August approaches class sizes lower with students and staff members out sick. Students swarm the nurse’s office, as students return home around the clock. What students refer to as “NC’s plague” rapidly spreads with more and more absences every day.

NC’s plague

August 27, 2019

Seniors showed their true personalities as they posed for ID pictures. “I dressed up as a VSCO girl because when I look back at my senior picture, to be like ‘oh yeah that was the time when all everyone was being a VSCO queen’ and let's be honest I was NC’s original VSCO girl... Over and out sksk VSCO girl,” said Magnet senior Chandler Quaile.

Seniors show their true ID

August 23, 2019

Honors Chemistry students take on the task of plating pennies as their first lab of the school year. This means turning shiny copper pennies into silver and gold pennies. Holding their Bunsen Burner securely, they light their burner ready to take on the task.

Plating Pennies

August 22, 2019

Rally club meets for the first time this year on Wednesday, August 21. Ran by Dr. Pamela Roach and Ms. Becky Young, the club tries to help spread awareness and raise money to help scientists find a cure for childhood cancer. The club fundraises all throughout September, childhood cancer awareness month, to help find a cure.

Rally club begins

August 21, 2019

Sophomore Lorenzo Alarcon closely examines the Warrior Weekly. Adopted from Harrison high school, Principal Moody hopes to replace North Cobb favorite, Tomahawk Today, with a weekly newsletter that includes information from an abundance of clubs.

Watch for Warrior Weekly

August 20, 2019

Those without parking passes can still buy one. At a price of $50, anyone who can drive can receive a parking spot. For more information, see Ms. Anne Ellis in Admin. 1 or check NC’s website for further details.

Parking into NC

August 19, 2019

AP Macroeconomics teacher, Dr. Pamela Roach, observes an empty classroom as it consisted solely of seniors. As the last complete school day before the early release final days, seniors vanish from NC’s campus. Seniors participated in their last day of high school on Friday, May 17, and granted the final days off, counting until their graduation date, Thursday, May 23.

It’s quiet without the seniors.

May 20, 2019

A sign outside Assistant Principal Stephenson’s office lies undisturbed, displaying the days left in the school year; as shown, today marks the final day for seniors. The Class of 2019 celebrated their achievements with more than just a sign, though: the Senior Walk, held for the first time this year, saw the class walk across the halls cheered on by sophomores and juniors.

4 Days ’til summer

May 17, 2019

NC’s Greenhouse Gang puts together the annual Mother’s Day plant sale. This plant sale runs from Wednesday May 8 to Saturday May 11 which consists of flowers, hanging baskets, herbs, veggies, and succulents. Prices vary depending on what size and which plant students chose to buy.

Growing into Mother’s Day

May 8, 2019

The NC Band and Orchestra practices one last time before the Orchestra’s Spring Concert tonight; during this practice session, the two groups allowed the Special Education classes to practice on their own instrument. Though the two groups playing together may seem like a recipe for disorganization, they actually worked well together. This chemistry plays a large role in the success of tonight, as while the event itself may not deviate from the norm of their concerts, an additional player in their group must fit in with the group.
“This concert is the final concert during the spring for the orchestra, and our full program is orchestra and band playing together. And it has every instrument: all the strings, all the winds, all the percussion. We’re playing a pretty normal program, so 15-20 minutes, and we’ll also be playing with United Sound”, sophomore Patrick Dill said.

Orchestra’s last hurrah!

May 7, 2019

NC’s yearbook staff put in their best efforts to display their yearly project of the school yearbook. As students count down the days until graduation, they purchase yearbooks to commemorate the 2018-2019 school year and reminisce over student accomplishments throughout the different grade levels, athletics, and school events. Interested inpurchasing a yearbook? See Mrs.Husband in the freshman academy and purchase a yearbook in the upcoming weeks.

Looking to buy a yearbook?

May 6, 2019

In celebration of teacher appreciation week, NC hosted a cookout for all teachers and administration. Teachers gather around in the courtyard to enjoy freshly cooked hamburgers, veggie burgers, and hotdogs made by Assistant Principal Kiel Southwell. “Teaching is a challenging job, [the cookout] is a good opportunity to mix with peers, to get outside, and to get some great food served by Chef Southwell,” Magnet Coordinator and AP human geography teacher James Auld said.

Chef Southwell serves up yummy meal for teacher

May 2, 2019

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