NCHS Senior Spotlight: Conor’s favorite memory in high school was sneaking out early and turning off the lights in the English hall or turning out the lights in the cafeteria while everyone was eating. In his free time, he likes to nap or watch videos on YouTube. He enjoys spending the weekends with his Aunt Stacy in Columbia. His favorite home activity is riding the dune buggy with Dad and grocery shopping. His favorite food is a Krabby Patty (Mcdonalds Cheeseburger). We are so proud of you Conor! The teachers, staff, and administrators wish you the very best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud

NCHS Senior Spotlight: Trey’s plans after high school include attending college. His favorite memory in high school was, “Playing sports.” We are proud of you Trey. The teachers, staff, and administrators wish you the best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud

NCHS Senior Spotlight: Cole’s plans after high school include attending Westminster College. His favorite memory in high school was, “Participating in quiz bowl all four years.” Cole’s advice to underclassmen is, “Don’t be afraid to meet new people and try new things.” We are very proud of you Cole. The teachers, staff, and administrators wish you the very best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud

NCHS Senior Spotlight: Wyatt plans to attend State Tech after high school. He will be studying heavy equipment operating. His big dream is to become a stock market millionaire one day! His favorite memory in high school was, “Courtwarming 2020. ” Wyatt’s advice to underclassmen is, “Live it up and respect people.” We are so proud of you Wyatt. The teachers, staff, and administrators of NCHS wish you the very best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations. #ThunderbirdProud

NCHS Senior Spotlight: After high school, Layne plans to attend State Tech to study heavy equipment operating. His favorite memory in high school was, “The 2020 Courtwarming Dance.” Layne’s advice to underclassmen is, “Don’t be scared of it.” We are very proud of you Layne! The teachers, staff, and administrators wish you the very best in your life journey beyond high school. Congratulations! #ThunderbirdProud