Homecoming week activities

Inkspot Staff • Sep 22, 2015

Class board members running the lunchtime games
Taylor Railey
Alyssa Gourley (12), Stacie Harms (12), Ali Best (12), Addison Blaine (12), Arden Boore (12), and Madison Mroz (12), before their first hour class. (Melissa Schill)
Nicole Lewis (12), Courtnee Madsen (12), Jenna Martel (12), Dana Lopez (12), Emily Henrichs (12), Reilly McGuire (12), James Leone (12), Addison Fugitt (12), Cameron Rink (12), Drew Klein (12), and Megan Gallagher (12) from a third hour Human Geography class pose for a group photo in their costumes.
Rachel Leman
Matt Hayes (12), Kate Hollingsead (12), Soumit Lahiri (12), and Jessica Holtz (12) pose as the four friends from “The Wizard of Oz.”
Rachel Leman
Morgan Reeps (12) and Lexi Rice (12) show off their costumes of Cosmo and Wanda.
Rachel Leman
Mohammad Zamman (12) on the Average Joes setting the ball.
Carly Gillis
Denver Brant (9) serving the ball.
Carly Gillis
Arianna Sheltens (10) brought her stuffed cat for pajama day. (Melissa Schill)
Mad at Spaghetti, an all freshman band preforming
Lydia Ochs
Senior Brandon Brown has preformed in the Battle of the Bands all four years he has attended NCHS
Lydia Ochs
NCHS junior as Buzz Lightyear
Sam Knoll

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