The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
Judy Stubblefield

Judy Stubblefield, Photo editor

Hi. I’m Judy Stubblefield; aspiring photojournalist by day, avid Tumblr-er by night. Currently a senior at North Cobb High School, I am the Photo Copy Editor of our school’s online newspaper, The Chant. Throughout all four years of my highschool career, I have been involved in the journalism department and with the backing of fabulous staffs, have been able to win photojournalism awards from the Georgia Scholastic Press Association: All-Georgia Sports Photo (2012-13), All-Georgia Feature Photo (2012-13), and the MVP of GSPA’s Georgia Journalism Academy (2014). I dream to one day travel the world and pursue photojournalism professionally. Though a woman of few words, I believe in speaking the full, journalistic truth and documenting stories that matter.

Cheers!

All content by Judy Stubblefield
Keeping it clean

Keeping it clean

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
May 13, 2015
We removed the "mo," since you won't want any.

Say Geroni-NO to Sheppard’s repetitive mess

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
April 21, 2015
Mrs. Lipham's door catches the eye of viewers with bright orange placards for a unit activity that corresponds with Ayn Rand's Anthem, inspired by Ms. Gerlach's idea to have students better understand dystopic issues.

[Photo] Classroom empowerment

April 21, 2015
Before touring the school, French exchange students socialize and recuperate from their 44 hour travel to America. “Before coming here, I thought American high schools were like Glee. I thought there would be cheerleaders everywhere, walking around in their uniforms… It’s nothing like that. Coming here confirmed some stereotypes but it negated most of them,” French exchange student Alexane DUIGOU--MAJUMDAR said.

[Photo] French frenzy

March 20, 2015
After being announced a 2014 National Scholastic Press Association Online Pacemaker finalist, The Chant spends some time to reflect on its drastic evolution in a matter of seven and a half months. From quadrupling viewership to beefing up stories with creative additives, The Chant has grown to earn national and now international recognition. “Look at this incredible change that we have made…. Look at all of this. Everyone says ‘start small,’ adviser Lindsay Kovel said. “We changed everything!...and look at where we’ve come.”

[Photo] Where we have come

March 15, 2015
Spring Into Education 5k aims to fund Awtrey's STEM projects

Spring Into Education 5k aims to fund Awtrey’s STEM projects

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
March 12, 2015
Still waiting 'til the last minute for prom wear? Seek out Relay's inventive fundraiser at Men's Wearhouse before Saturday.

Perfect for prom, “Cancer sucks, rent a tux” fundraiser helps Relay for Life

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
March 12, 2015
While waiting to check out her son, sophomore Patrick Roberts, Kimberly Roberts indulges in a wall dedicated to the figures of African American history. “I think it is important recognize the people that are genuinely good. Frederick Douglass was a good man,” Roberts said. “Some of my favorite quotes are from him….We should continue to teach our children about great people like him. These are the people our kids need to emulate.”

[Photo] History lesson

March 3, 2015

Join Journalism

Alex O'Brien and Judy Stubblefield
February 23, 2015
Mrs. Brown's class takes a moment to go outside and enjoy Kennesaw’s first surge of snow.

[Photo] First Snow

February 18, 2015
Another successful promposal story for junior Melissa Hines, presented with the "perfect man" on Galentine's Day.

[Photo] Promposal part deux

February 13, 2015
Don't feel "forever alone" with this guide to surviving the day of couple love.

The Survival Guide: Spending Valentine’s Day solo

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
February 13, 2015
Today, Stephen Revard kicked off the school’s first ever Warrior 101. The program was started to help new students integrate into the North Cobb student body.

[Photo] Warrior 101

February 4, 2015
Consumed by eerie, fitting lighting, Dr. Les Cole converses with his audience, trying his best to make light of the quite somber situation. “Teenagers are terrorists. They will blow themselves up you show you they have all the power,” Dr. Cole said jokingly.

First ever parent forum explores how student stress and anxiety can harm

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor
February 3, 2015
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[Photo] Spring sports preview: baseball, soccer, golf, and lacrosse players prep for stellar season

Emmett Schindler and Andrew Lubbers
January 27, 2015
Annual Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl captures young competitive readers' spirits

Annual Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl captures young competitive readers’ spirits

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
January 27, 2015
Sophomores Richard Walden and Carlton Chester opt for a quieter setting to enjoy their lunch, the library. “I like eating in the library because quiet and I can actually hear my friends and hold a conversation,” Chester said. “For example, we were just having an interesting conversation about Pokémon.”

[Photo] Library Luncheon

January 20, 2015
Isaiah Clemmons, senior forward, attempts a slam dunk eventually blocked by opponent, number 15.

[Photo] Varsity basketball victorious over Harrison, disappointed at Kennesaw Mtn. and Kell

Andrew Lubbers, Sports reporter
January 13, 2015
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[Photo] Hunter Hayes excites Gwinnett Arena fans with Dec 6 concert

Alex O'Brien, Reporter, Photographer, Videographer
December 12, 2014
Though school lunches have changed due to new regulations, the crowds have not thinned. School lunch purchases have actually risen.

Going broke going healthy

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
December 16, 2014
Gym class students complete the pacer test. Required to pass the class, the pacer test is cardio infused exercise; students must run back and forth from one sideline to the other to the pace of a recording. “The pacer test is really hard and tiring. I keep losing my breath because I’m sick,” junior Lydia Stephens said. “I’m just trying to get it done."

[Photo] Pacing through the week

December 10, 2014
The many accidents and incidents that nurse Fikera Gerald undergoes each week would surprise many.“Gosh, there are so many things that have happened at North Cobb and in my experience in general. Let’s just say I’ve seen a lot,” Gerald said.

Not all band-aids and ice packs: untold stories from behind clinic doors

Judy Stubblefield, Photo Editor-in-Chief
November 17, 2014
Escorting his student Cadet Lt. j.g. Lien Nguyen, Commander Joel Reaves USN (ret.) shakes Assistant Principal Joseph Horton’s hand in celebration of her success in ROTC program. “Unfortunately, her parents could not make it to the presentation. When she asked me to escort her in the place of her parents, I was completely honored. Before I said yes, I wanted to make sure it was okay with them first. She has been a part of the program for four years and I was certainly happy to escort her. She makes me proud.”

[Photo] Senior Night

November 14, 2014

[Video] They came, they played, they conquered: Lady Warrior volleyball state champs after defeating North Gwinnett

Tyler Sesan, Features editor
November 5, 2014
Ayden spooks Mr. Tener with his ghost costume. “You are the scariest ghost I’ve ever seen!” Mr. Tener said.

[Photo] Costumed preschoolers trick-or-treat in hallways, delighting students and teachers

Kayley Rapp, News editor
October 30, 2014
Juniors Taylor Parrish (10), setter, and Lizzy Daniel (7) , middle, attempt to block a hit from the opposing team.

[Photo] Varsity volleyball crushes East Coweta Lady Indians 3-1 on senior night

Tyler Sesan, Features editor
October 16, 2014
Junior Sarah Sutley collects the non-winning cows.

[Photo] Fourth annual Chick-fil-A Cow Drop and Screen on the Green amps excitement for Homecoming

Carli Troutman, Entertainment editor, Ad manager
October 15, 2014
Decked out in university paraphernalia, students represent prospective colleges.

[Photo] Homecoming week dress-up days dazzle in Disney theme

Chris Degirolamo, Special Coverage editor
October 15, 2014
Murray Lynn, Holocaust survivor, introduces an Auschwitz documentary which included a testimony of his experience and recovery.

[Photo] Holocaust survivor and guest speaker moves Magnet students

Alicia Bush, Editor-in-Chief
October 6, 2014
Teacher Hannah Kateb-Bolaños: “Promise me that you will practice your English when you go home!” Class: “I promise.”

English class for non-native adult speakers meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays, aims to support growing community

Judy Stubblefield, Photo copy editor
September 29, 2014
Players watch with bated breath from the sidelines.

[Photo] Nailbiter against Cartersville takes Warrior football team to 2-1

Andrew Lubbers, Reporter
September 9, 2014
Warriors sported their school colors in the Orange Out theme in the student section on September 5 against Cartersville.

[Photo] Student section plans to increase support and attendance at home games with themed nights

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
September 8, 2014
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Information not free under Freedom of Information Act

Judy Stubblefield, Photo copy editor
September 8, 2014
Marching Band Family Day takes 'practice makes perfect' to another level

Marching Band Family Day takes ‘practice makes perfect’ to another level

Judy Stubblefield, Photo copy editor
August 28, 2014
Mr. Lee loves how physics can surprise students.

[Photo] Former Colorado teacher heads south for new opportunity

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
August 26, 2014
Mrs. Kolen, an expert multitasker, handles locker registrations and takes calls from parents.

[Photo] New admin Mrs. Kolen already felt like a Warrior, now feels at home

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
August 25, 2014
Dr. Page introduces and explains “The Tribe” to senior girls during their class meeting on August 14.

[Photo] The Tribe app hopes to connect students to school spirit

Carli Troutman, Entertainment editor, Ad manager
August 20, 2014
Photo copy editor Judy Stubblefield polled 100 students about the popular hashtag #stopmichelle.

[Photo] #Thanks (Michelle) Obama: New lunch regulations cause social media uproar

Fatima Elfakahany, Reporter, Photographer
August 15, 2014
Foraging through the summer reading’s lofty list of literature options, senior Kayley Rapp comes across Ayn Rand’s “Anthem.”

[Photo] Summer reading assignments cause stress in some, opportunity for growth in others

Sarah Sutley, Reporter
August 14, 2014
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[Photo] Judy Stubblefield

July 17, 2014
NC senior class officers hope to make positive changes and reflect student values during the 2014-2015 school year.

[Photo] New senior class officers plan to serve NC population

Alicia Bush, News Editor in Chief
December 30, 2013
Never fear, technology's here

Never fear, technology’s here

Judy Stubblefield, Photo copy editor
December 30, 2013
Lily Allen can now confidently be added to the list of accomplished and talented divas.

Brit pop sensation Lily Allen shocks with Sheezus

Judy Stubblefield, Photo copy editor
December 30, 2013
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