NC cheerleaders perform for Oil Bowl Pep Assembly. They practiced from 6:00 am -7:30 am every day to prepare. There were several missed catches, though no one was seriously injured. afterwards, the senior foootball players were introduced.

NC student Isabella Keith recovers from the Oil Bowl Relay. The relay participants raced to the other side while doing the wheelbarrow and the crab walk, among others. the relay, the Fighting Mustang Marching Band played the school song.

The new NC bell schedule that really changes how the days and weeks go about. For the year of 2019-2020 this schedule will be in affect all year and possibly longer unless announced otherwise. This includes PIC, normal and Friday bell schedules.

NC homecoming parade NC marching band lead by mr.wiess in the parade before the cornation

Keeping the devices away Cell phone lockers, such as this one has been installed in all of classrooms in NC.

The commute to the MACC: Students commute to the MACC daily for their P.E classes. Many find it difficult to reach the MACC on time.

The first victory of the day: NC freshman Harmanee Geddie sprints into the finish to win the first race of the meet at the PV golf club on September 27, 2019. After her race Geddie received a hug from her proud coach Becky Sondag.

Sportsmanship among teams: The mustang cross country team includes runners from Torrington in their cheer before the JV boys' race on September 27, 2019. The cheer is led by senior Chris Finch. Finch said the mustangs had never met the runners from Torrington ever before, but they wanted to be included so the mustangs let them join the huddle.

Pulling away: Junior #12 Harrison Taubert sprints away from the Cheyenne East Thunderbirds during the 2019 Homecoming football game. Taubert would go on to facilitate many of the points scored by the mustangs during the game. The mustangs ended up winning 38-35 in double overtime.

A smooth assembly: Dan Airisa (10) assembles a snare stand during the drum assembly event in the 2019 Drumlympics. Many watching Airisa were impressed with his speedy and quality drum set up.

Kicking off the 2019 Drumlympics: NCHS drum line members participate in the first event of the 2019 Drumlympics: the drumstick relay.

Showing off his throwing skills: Brenden Licursi (12) or as the drum line calls him "Patches" attempts to throw a drum stick as far as possible. Licursi is known within the drum line to be a very valuable teammate for the Drumlympics.

Hoping for a straight path to the podium: Freshman Kai Wolz rolls a cymbal in the cymbal rolling competition. Cymbal rolling is an event favored by many of the participants.

Getting the greenies: Maxton McCullough (9), Kolbe Zettl (9), Kai Wolz (9), Brody Haskins (9), and Mason Napier (9) attempt to eat an entire head of lettuce in the lettuce eating competition. Many of these freshmen jokingly remarked they may never eat lettuce again after this experience.

Working together : Drumlympics team members Nick Vincent (11) and Alex Bryan (10) work together to stack the bass drum cases as quickly as possible in the bass case stacking event at the 2019 Drumlympics.

The final case: Alex Bryan (10) reaches to stack the final case for his team at the 2019 Drumlympics. Bryan must use all of his height and stand on two tires to reach the top of the stack.

JROTC presents the colors.

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