Aunt Zelda is an eccentric sister of Mirium's. After hearing about the death of her brother-in-law, Zelda goes to her sister's estate to uncover the truth of Bernard's mysterious passing, unintentionally revealing some mysteries of her own.
Aunt Zelda is played by junior Adan Campbell. She describes her character as "Mirium Pallfeather’s batty sister. Zelda is a cheek tweaker who lives in London." Adan's favorite thing about the play is the comedy and chaos surrounding the play.
"Murder in the Family" showing at NMCC auditorium November 2 at 6 pm.

Heather Pallfeather is the eldest of the Pallfeather children. Desperate to find her father's killer, Heather hires detective Jack Sparks to pose as her fiance and catch the murderer.
Heather Pallfeather is played by sophomore Allie Volz. She describes her character as "a naive young woman who's out to solve a murder." Her favorite part of the play is when the intensity builds in Act Two.
"Murder in the Family" showing at NMCC auditorium November 2 at 6 pm.

Jack Sparks is the bumbling detective determined to solve Bernard Pallfeather's murder. Sparks finds that more than one family member has a suspicious character.
Jack Sparks is performed by senior, Paisley Ervin. She describes her character as "A cocky and mildly confused detective trying to survive the weird and dangerous family he's been investigating. " Ervin is the co-captain of the Drama Club, and her favorite thing about the play is the humor.
"Murder Runs in the Family" showing at NMCC auditorium November 2 at 6 pm.

Laterrian Taylor is a freshman stage crew member. His responsibilities include helping with lighting and sound, in addition to helping with various set needs. His favorite thing about helping with the play is that he gets to watch it every day.
"Murder Runs in the Family" showing at NMCC auditorium November 2 at 6pm.

The October students of the month are sophomore Lillian Sanders and senior Carter Green. The October teacher of the month is Mrs. Curtsinger. Congratulations!!



NMCC High School Football game vs Malden scheduled for tomorrow (Friday 10/27) has been cancelled. NMCC Football will have a bye week
We will play the winner of Scott City vs East Prairie game (that will be played tomorrow) at home on Friday 11/3/2023. Come out out and support your eagles on 11/3!
NMCC Athletic Schedule

NMCC Fall Festival

Powderpuff game announcements:
Participants (players and coaches):
*check your email and respond to Mrs. Kimball ASAP!
*Optional practices on the field tonight, tomorrow, and Wednesday from 5-6 PM, but no bus transportation—have a ride!
*Girls will need to be in the South End Zone by the flag pole at 5:30 on Thursday!
For those wishing to attend:
*Gates will open at 5:30 PM
*Admission is FREE, but Beta Club will be taking ‘Socktober’ donations for the local Nursing Home and Eagle Closet. Bring socks if you’d like to donate!
*Elementary cheerleaders will be performing in between games!
Over 20 colleges attended our college fair today for the juniors and seniors!

Reminders for events this week at the high school!



Check out NMCC Media Class Weekly News!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7rLe2gfpBg
The powderpuff game will be on Thursday, October 26th at 6 PM!

NMCC Drama Club performance November 2, 2023 at 6 pm.

National Honor Society would like to invite all Veterans to this year's annual Veterans Day Ceremony on November the 10th. The event will begin at 8:30 AM. Veterans will be served breakfast prepared by the Culinary Class following the event.

NMCC Athletic Schedule

Cheer Camp Information

Tomorrow! Wearing orange tomorrow will count towards Red Ribbon Week points. The class who wins Red Ribbon Week will get to watch a movie in the auditorium and have concession stand on the afternoon of Halloween🧡

Senior Night for volleyball tonight, 10/10, between the JV and Varsity games.
Senior Night for football, marching band, and football cheer will be Friday, 10/13, beginning at 6:20p. All participating parents should be on the track by 6:10p.

Reminder: NMCR1 will not be in session Monday October 9th in observance of Columbus Day.
