Scott O’Brien
Sports Editor
It’s the most anticipated time of the year, it dominates lunchroom conversation, and is the pinnacle of glory for those who come out on top. It can make just an average high school boy feel like Shaqueill O’Neil. Located in the gym at the YMCA, Y-Ball dominates the heart and soul of the school.
Grace Burke
News
AP Night was scheduled to be held on Thursday, Feb.3, at 7:00pm, however it was moved to Thursday the Feb. 10 due to the weather. AP night addressed the expectations for the honors and AP classes offered at the high school. Assistant principal Dawn Bartz began AP Night four years ago, enabling students and their parents to understand the variety of classes offered at NCHS.
Chloe Davis
Reporter
Imagine this: A student given one month to write a 50,000 word creative piece (over 100 Microsoft Word pages), who’s keeping in mind that it’s not even for a grade. Many may be convinced that no one on Earth would ever choose to do such an assignment. On the contrary, students enjoy participating in this opportunity to expand their creative writing skills and experience the daunting task of novel writing.
Lily Kazemi Reporter To some, February is the month of love, but for others it is the National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (Teen DV
Lauren Stewart
Reporter
The Senior Internship Program (SIP), brainchild of Pricipal Tony Pavia, is new this year. The program will admit 20-30 students and match them with internships with local businesses.
