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After graduation this May, senior Joniel Lewis will pack her bags as she prepares to move to Maryland to attend John Hopkins University. After falling in love with the campus at a young age, Lewis always kept John Hopkins in the back of her mind as she visualized her college years. “After researching schools, I learned that John Hopkins is the number one institution for producing doctors so I kept that in mind when applying to schools and decided to go ahead and apply, but I didnt think I would get in, so I was very amazed when I actually got in,” Lewis said.

Johns Hopkins’ newest Blue Jay: Joniel Lewis

Amber Roldan, Editor-in-Chief
April 20, 2022
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
Crates full of various clothing related to graduation lies in several crates in the main cafeteria. Representatives from Herff Jones came to NC today to remind seniors to place their orders for all caps, gowns, and tassels; students can also visit their website to place their orders anytime.

Graduation time

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Co-Copy Editor
December 16, 2019
Magnet senior Chandler Quaile spends time with his friends as they celebrate his great accomplishment of making it into Harvard. He worked for four years to make himself a competitive student and his work paid off. Students around NC congratulate Quaile on his acceptance to his first choice.

Congratulations Chandler Quaile

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
December 13, 2019
Magnet senior Ana Barahona sells a cookie to a hungry student as a way to earn money. However, she plans to use the money in a unique way to help others instead of spending it herself. “In the spring, I’m going to a special needs school in Honduras, and I’m using the money to pay for shipping for clothes and school supplies. I needed a way to get money instead of just asking people, so I decided to have a Christmas bake sale,” Barahona said. Students can find her in the Magnet Lounge selling Christmas tree rice krispies, hot chocolate cookies, and white chocolate popcorn for $1.50.

Cookies for sale

Jenny Loveland, Staff
December 4, 2019
Seniors enjoyed doughnuts for breakfast treated to them by NC. As students entered the cafeteria, they encountered long tables filled with orange juice, apple juice, Krispy Kreme donuts, granola bars, and fruit. “I thought it was a nice touch [the breakfast] for them to give us free food in our last year here. I really appreciate this school and everything they have done for me as a student,” said senior Anthony Miranda.

Celebrating the seniors

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
October 25, 2019
Seniors on NC Lady Warriors softball team step up to bat for the last time in their high school careers tonight at senior night. The girls feel prepared to leave it all on the field as they face off against the Hillgrove Hawks. The seniors eagerly await to participate in this celebration that they have watched so many times before in previous years. “I’m looking forward to being appreciated for all that we do and have done the past four years,” senior Kathryn Bywaters said. Come out and support the Varsity softball team at their last home game of their season tonight at 5:45!

Softball senior night

Amber Roldan, Staff
October 1, 2019
Seniors receive the chance to purchase their cap, gown, and class ring at the Herff Jones table in the cafeteria. Yet another step in graduating, the table causes excitement as seniors choose their items for the culminating event of their high school career.

Cap and gowns for sale

Jenny Loveland, Staff
September 11, 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 lets 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
Senior superlative voting-season excites students as they approach graduation.

Senior Superlative season is here!

Isabella Keaton, Features Editor
October 23, 2018
Edinburgh Castle, the main attraction in Edinburgh, Scotland, stands tall over the city as a reminder of the people that protected the city in years past. The infamous castle took shape from an igneous rock that came from a volcano millions of years ago. Its large structure and versatility made it one of the top visits of the tour, and students learned about its history, uses, and how it’s appreciated in modern day. “It [Edinburgh Castle] was cool; the view was especially nice, but I was still a little nervous because it was like the first day there,” NC graduate Carson Braddy said.

Educational and splendid trip through Scotland and England

Shannon Rapp, Arts & Entertainment Editor
August 28, 2018
NC Seniors gather around with friends and enjoy their free period out in the sun. After four years of high school, they finally celebrate hard work paying off.

Thanks for the memories: Senior picnic helps send off imminent grads

Isabella Keaton, Reporter, Photographer
May 8, 2018
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