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
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

Estefany Perdoma, Staff
August 23, 2019
After two months of anticipation, students received their school ID cards during homeroom today. While the underclassmen's photos will appear in the yearbook, the photographers allowed the seniors to dress in silly attire for their IDs. Senior Isabella Keaton resembled a young child and chose to put her hair into pigtails and hold up a stuffed animal for her photo. Senior Esteban Alarcon kept his photo simple, with a fitted black t-shirt and a half smile. Senior Tara Anastasoff recreated her Kindergarten yearbook photo, choosing to wear a leopard print vest and fake bangs to perfectly replicate her younger self.

IDs, please

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief, Photo Editor
October 24, 2018
Students left their first block class today for their Student ID and Yearbook pictures. This year, the senior class dressed up and posed with props for their Student IDs. Props ranged from ramen noodles to a pile of shoes, which provided photographers and fellow classmates with laughs.

Smile for the Picture!

Haley Kish, Photographer
August 15, 2018
While most students stand in front of the camera for what feels like a fleeting moment, photographers must spend a lot of time taking the perfect photo. While their vague hand signals convey how students should angle their heads and bodies, they actually visualize the photo to ensure that it comes out exquisitely.

Picture Days: Looking through the lens

Tara Anastasoff, Reporter, Photographer
August 26, 2016
While students grade 9-11 took normal pictures for the yearbook, the NC seniors, who took their yearbook photos over the summer, showcased their creative side. Seniors Kamree Moore and Cameron Davenport created fake grills and posed with money for their pictures, while senior Stephanie Smith brought her beagle, Bonnie, to school for a quick selfie.

Lights, camera, antics

August 23, 2016
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