Boys soccer loses in state final against Brookfield
On Saturday, the 23 seeded boys soccer team lost to #5, Brookfield 3-2 in the class L state championship game. At the end of the
Lions and tigers and bears, Oh my!
Dorothy, Toto, and her faithful band of ‘Ozian’ friends followed the yellow brick road into the NCHS auditorium for opening night of The Wizard of Oz on Thursday.
Despite the absence of sophomore lead, Allie Potenza, the cast, crew, and orchestra pulled together to produce an outside opening performance. Stage Manager and Assistant Director senior Abigail Schwarz stepped in to play Wicked Witch of the West…
Who’s Who Answers!
Here are the answers to the Who’s Who box of former students and teachers from the November centerfold. Click on a photo to find out
NCHS artists see the light in the new Eclipse gallery
Attention all NCHS art aficionados: the fall art gallery “Eclipse” opened on Thursday, Nov. 19 at 6 pm.
The gallery is meant to mirror that of an actual eclipse, an intense contrast between light and dark. Students involved with the gallery got the inspiration for their theme from Peter Kingsbury’s class, which created an installation called “Moon Hut”. “Moon Hut” will be featured in the boxed-off area of the gallery and consists of videos and photography that reflect different facets of night. The rest of the pieces in the gallery deviate from the dark nature of “Moon Hut” by celebrating light.
Junior kicks her way into NCHS history
Take one look at head football coach Lou Marinelli’s roster, and you will notice one very distinct addition taking on the role of kicker this season. Junior Brianna Valente has done what no other female has done at our school before: scored a point at the varsity football level. With seven extra points already converted on the season, Brianna is giving Rams football fans a good reason to cheer for number 91.
The story began in Mr. Marinelli’s gym class last spring, during which Brianna, a sophomore at the time, caught the eye of the Rams head football coach…