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After a chaotic two years, the senior class of 2022 finally reunited in person for their final year of high school. The students will all look back on their high school years fondly and reminisce on the great memories that NC provided. “One of my favorite memories from school is having classroom debates and discussions with some of my favorite teachers. I loved hearing everyones opinions and being able to make connections with other students,” senior Maddy Nomura said.

Class of 2022 says goodbye to the school that shaped their future

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor
April 23, 2022
Marching band provides satisfactory exercise and serves as a healthy activity for high school students. Marching with no instruments can focus on strict exercise and production, rather than the sounds of the music. “I feel like I would be more healthy and strong if I’m totally focusing on my physical exercise rather than focusing on how good my playing sounds. I think the rest of the band would appreciate the harsh exercise to help us be more fit,” freshman Victor Aguilar said.

A new marching band

Callie Kinsinger, Reporter
March 31, 2022
The marching and color guard performed excellently Saturday, October 23. Both the marching band and color guard worked their best to receive awards and victories. Color guard’s mesmerizing blue uniforms and stunning dances emphasized the bands music as they all stood out to the crowd proudly representing NC. With the victorious fifth-place final win, the marching band prepares for their next competition in North Georgia.

NC marching band brings home victory

Bianca Farfan-Hernandez, Reporter
October 29, 2021
Junior Emma Klein’s love for music and others manifests itself outside the confines of the band room. Those who know her appreciate her upbeat approach to her life and interactions with others. “[Emma] is a bundle of energy and positivity. She’s incredibly easy to talk to and gets along with everyone. I recently discovered her music covers on Instagram and they’re wonderful. There’s nothing she can’t do,” senior Ellie Boyle said.

Emma Kleine: Bringing harmony to NC

Jenny Loveland, Co-copy editor
October 8, 2021
Although numerous differences presented themselves this senior night compared to others, students still experienced their last days with people who love them and recognized them because of the amazing commitment they put forth. Lillian Southall walked across the fifty-yard line with her two parents at senior night, causing her to reminisce over her years in the band.

Seniors say goodbye to marching band

Hannah Gresham, Reporter
November 4, 2020
Marchers will no longer be seen in their uniforms when attending games; instead they wear khakis and a blue, dry fit t-shirt. “Just last year all of us were joking around and having fun, practicing for competitions and laughing in the stands at football games. Its crazy how things changed so fast,” NC sophomore Addie Quintana said.

Marching Band takes a hit due to COVID

Hannah Gresham, Reporter
September 17, 2020
Drum majors Reese McGee, Ola Otis, Lillian Southall and Jonas Ventresca stand behind their awards earned at Kennesaw Mountain Marching Invitational. The students earned awards including “Fourth Place Overall”, “First Place Class AAAAA”, and “Outstanding Drum Major”.

Band earns the right to blow their own horn

Dominik Perez, Staff
October 9, 2019
As graduating senior Briana Rohlfs enjoys her last season as a flutist in NC’s marching band, she reflects on what it takes to pull off a successful performance. “There’s a lot of emphasis on being a part of a team because if you’re not there it ruins the whole form. Everyone depends on each other to make the show happen. Without one person the show would be completely different,” Rohlfs said.

Four years of marching band teaches more than music

Erin Grier, Archives Editor
August 31, 2019
Band members stare intently at the drum majors to stay on beat and march to the best of their ability. The second and third marching band competitions tested the groups technique as well as playing ability.

NC Band and Colorguard compete in annual Southern Marching Invitational

Shannon Rapp, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 1, 2018
NC Marching Band members prepare for the annual Cobb Exhibition happening later tonight. Junior Vicki Zitsch studies the schedule, as she mentally plans out how to finish all her homework before arriving to the event. “Cobb Exhibition is really cool. They split it into two days where half of the marching band performs on the first day, and the other half performs on the second day. You get to go and watch other school’s marching bands perform, and then we’re going to perform our own marching band show in front of judges who give us feedback on how we can improve,” Zitsch says.

Cobb Exhibition anticipation

Michelle Lin, Reporter/Photographer
October 8, 2018
As students march onto the football field, they mentally prepare themselves to attempt a perfect performance. The NC Marching Band debuted their new, contemporary uniforms after a decade of wearing the older ones and played as well as they appeared. “The new uniforms have contributed to our show [by] giving the marchers a sleeker look on the field, and they also have a more modern appeal,” drum major and senior Mallory Luense said.

Marching band’s first foray into fall competition

Shannon Rapp, Arts and Entertainment Editor
October 2, 2018
Senior Brad Pilcher begins work on a new band uniform design. Since first taking up the hobby over his junior year spring break, he has expanded his talents into a quickly developing freelance business.

Pilcher’s uniform design success marches on

Harrison Glaze, Reporter, Cartoonist
August 23, 2018
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