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Amnesty International, a club initiated and conducted by students, joins NC’s long list of clubs. Student leaders rose to the challenge of pioneering an organization, including magnet seniors Nancy Manasreh and Neeve Ram. The co-presidents encourage other students who want to start a club to strive for their goal, and reach out for help. “Don’t be afraid to ask for a sponsor. Teachers will definitely help, and as long as you’re passionate your idea will pull through,” Manasreh said.

NC’s Amnesty International club takes on the world

Ciara Whimbush, Reporter
September 23, 2022
This year’s new Greenhouse Gang brings a greater number of flora than last year, thanks to a variety of new plants arriving at the club. All the students love playing in the dirt and cannot wait to grow the newly introduced plants such as bonsai. The members enjoy learning how plants grow by seeing their progress blossom. “Everyone is invited to join us and bring something to the garden table. The more we know, the more we grow,” NC club sponsor Susan Aughey said.

Greenhouse Gang greets a new leadership board

William Mullinax, Reporter
September 8, 2022
Thursday, September 5, Art Club begins after school in room 3002. The art teacher Ms. Susan Dowling runs the club every Thursday from 3:30 to 4:45 after school. The club invites NC artists to create art using different mediums.

Art club begins

Hannah Luck, Staff
September 5, 2019
Juniors Reagan Beech and Ashley Skaggs received yellow roses from National Honor Society (NHS) as a congratulatory invitation into the club. “NHS will allow us to further become involved in our school and community,” Skaggs said. NHS, an organization that encourages students to become leaders in their communities, distributed roses to new members today in order to formally welcome the new club members. “When the opportunity a-rose, I was thrilled,” Beech said.

NHS welcomes new members with yellow roses

Lainey Devlin, Reporter, Photographer
April 11, 2019
Textbooks and review books overlook the Civil Rights movement, showcasing Black achievements at its peak. As the month recognizes black advancements in various aspects, such as Jackie Robinson, as portrayed, and Brown vs. Board of Education. These accomplishments receive credit in US textbooks and represent Black culture at its peak during the Civil Rights movement in the 60s.

A history of Black History Month

Julyana Ayache, Reporter, Photographer
March 8, 2019
We Dine Together club members are present at every lunch in the main cafeteria, searching for students who sit alone with no other people to talk to. The members make people feel welcomed through inviting them over to eat with them, forming friendships and other exciting connections.

We Dine Together: Inclusion for all

Angela Canales, Reporter
December 4, 2018
At the Mathur family’s meditation center, people of all ethnic backgrounds gather and hold hands to meditate together. “Meditation helps people learn how to cope with life and clear excess thoughts and baggage,” sophomore Vedika Mathur said.

Let your thoughts flow: Meditation Club encourages mindfulness

Elyssa Abbott, Photographer/ Reporter
December 3, 2018
Becca’s Closet worked with the students of NC’s community and the people around them too help provide dresses and clothes for those in need. Depicted are NC students modeling dresses for upcoming prom events. With the backing support from stores such as Macy’s these students were able to give away dresses for the profit of happy smiles

Becca’s Closet no more

Julyana Ayache, Reporter/Photographer
September 5, 2018
Students in the club converse and laugh while chowing down on the variety of food on their plates. A number of students revisited the food table for seconds, and even thirds, of their favorite dishes.

Cookbook Club cooks up a storm

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief
April 17, 2018
When Club Penguin left the interwebs nearly a year ago, students nostalgia was at an all-time high. Now, with the clubs opening in ATL, students have something to look forward to.

Snow great: Club Penguin revival as ACTUAL club in ATL

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief
March 31, 2018
The head coordinators for the Model United Nations conference pose for a picture for the books after the conclusion of the awards ceremony

Model UN team participates in annual KSU Conference

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Reporter
March 27, 2018
Juniors Isabella Keaton and Tara Anastasoff hosted the first meeting of What about Women? club, on January 24, where they discussed how to get feminine hygiene dispensers placed in the girl’s bathrooms at NC. 13 girls attended the first meeting and participated in a bonding activity to kickstart the beginning of the club. “(We are just) throwing everything out into the open. Within the next few meetings, we’ll fine tune our plans and have a day where we research and plan a fundraiser,” Anastasoff said.

We’ll fight ’till we bleed

Madeline Powers, General assistant
January 31, 2018
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