Alyssa thought alto sax was the “coolest thing” starting in sixth-grade band. Now, as lead alto sax, she plays in the Kingston High School Jazz and Wind ensembles and Marching Band.
What could have been a difficult interview with Carter Gale, FAB’s featured artist, was anything but.
FAB’s (Kingston High School Fine Arts Boosters) Spotlight is back, shining on Randee Fulton, a KHS visual artist.
Christopher Durham looks so familiar. Of course. FAB’s (Fine Arts Boosters) featured artist — an actor and singer — has been in the spotlight at Kingston High School seven times
Imagine this: Imagine knowing both sides of 30 current issues well enough to intelligently and convincingly argue your point of view.
This 14-year-old wowed me with her incredibly skilled and detailed pencil and digital drawings.
FAB featured artist Marissa Wendt, 18, shares the late Pete Seeger’s philsophy: the arts have a dual purpose, to lift us out of our troubles and then to help us solve them.
A trumpet-playing football player, or a football-playing trumpet player?
KHS Fine Arts Boosters spotlights the youngest featured artist ever, 15-year-old sophomore Kindra Smith of Jefferson Beach.
The Indianola Store features a short stack of CDs on its deli case along with a sign that reads “Meet Blood Pump, an instrumental band composed of North Kitsap high schoolers, combining heavy rifts with complex melodies.
The arts students we got to know in the 2012-13 year were exceptional, creative, friendly, warmhearted, outright amazing individuals who gave us immense hope.
Vandenhole — a familiar name in the North Kitsap music world.
There is a theme that runs through the lives of FAB’s featured artists, and that is caring and compassion.
Another brilliant star shines in the Fine Arts Boosters’ galaxy of featured artists: Kingston High School senior Mackenzie Szerlog.
Compassionate — that is Ashli O’Brien, Kingston High School junior and FAB’s (Fine Arts Boosters) featured artist.
It boggles my mind: Tubaist (or tubist), choir bass, high-tech recording arts artist, and rapper.
At election time, the most prepared and educated group of North Kitsap citizens must have been members of the Kingston High School debate team.
Actor, clarinetist/saxophonist, debater, sailor, runner.
Calling herself an artist and theater geek, Christie Fitch, artist, singer and actor is FAB’s (Fine Arts Boosters of Kingston High School) first featured artist of 2012-13.
Happy New Year! Happy New School Year, that is! Kingston High School Fine Arts Boosters (FAB) spotlights an incredible quartet. Blending harmoniously together are the four staff persons in the Arts Department.
When one enters the Visual Arts room at Kingston High School, a powerful creative presence is unleashing the talents of his students. James Andrews, a young teacher who inspires, also creates and his paintings are on view at Poulsbo’s ChocMo Bistro through the end of August.
This month’s column is all about us! For Kingston High School’s Fine Arts Boosters column, June is all about nostalgia, because we run on the school year.
When I walked into the Kingston High School Drama Club room at 3:30 p.m. to interview FAB’s (Fine Arts Boosters) featured artist for June, the whole crew for a “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” was there.
