Speech and Debate off to State
Kenston High School was pleased to send sixteen students, Samara Benza, Savannah Georgian, Sarah Herbruck, Megan Herbruck, Onur Kardzhala, Rory McBrady, Gillian McMaster, Emma Nidy, Laura Parsons, Samuel Selent, Anna Soryal, Tia Speece, Morgan Spehar, Jessica Sunderhaft, Nick Vitello and Kim Voudris to the compete at the Ohio High School Speech League (OHSSL) State Tournament.
Pictured In Bottom Photo: Kenston High School Speech and Debate Team
National Engineers Week
Rockwell Automation of Mayfield Heights hosted 30 Kenston Middle School 7th graders for a day in celebration of National Engineers Week. The program allowed students to view Rockwell’s engineering development and lab facilities in action, and gives them an introduction to jobs related to the development, manufacturing and application of high-tech factory automation products. The intent of the program is to give students a chance to experience science and engineering in the world today, and to hopefully spark interest in a future career in technology.
Seventh grade Science teachers, Ms. Sally Burton and Mrs. Lynn Fagerholm, are certain their students were inspired by the hands-on experiences and applications of automation demonstrated by the many engineers that worked with students throughout the day.
Pictured In Top Left Photo: Kenston Middle School students enjoy National Engineers Week!
Save the date – Footloose
Kenston Center Stage is pleased to present Footloose on Friday, March 24th, Saturday, March 25th at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, March 26th at 2:00 p.m. in the Kenston High School Auditorium. Footloose is the story of Ren McCormack, a teenage boy from Chicago. He and his mother move to the small town of Bomont after his father abandons them. Upon arriving, Ren finds himself at odds with most of the town, including the Reverend Bomont. The Reverend has convinced the town to outlaw dancing, which Ren finds unbelievable. With the help of the Ariel (the Reverend’s daughter) and Willard (a country hick who becomes his best friend), Ren convinces the Reverend to let the teenagers dance, and in the process helps the town to heal from a tragedy that affected them all.
The cast includes: Mia Bester, Jenna Blackburn, Jimmy Burg, Mackensie Bush,, Aron Butler, Olivia Como, Ryan Conover, Kendall Duncan, Bill Fleming, Trey Ford, Dayle Foster, Julia Fugedy, Savannah Georgian, Billy Glime, Emily Hall, Chad Harris, Megan Herbruck, Olivia Heysek, Alex Hubert, Sophia Irvin, Kiara Kestranek, Sam Kress, Kelsey Kundtz, Kaitlin Mcgrath, Colin Montville, Julia Morey, Emma Nidy, Georgeanna Oxford, Lukas Palumbo, Riley Potts, Andrea Rengers, Anna Snyder, Jacob Spencer, Jessica Sunderhaft, Luke Totte, Britta Treu, Nick Vitello, Grace Walls, Josh Walls, Nathan Wasinski and Maria Weil.
Crew members are: Katie Blazek, Wesley Byrnes, Macey Chamberlin, Catie Deken, Anna Eichelberger, Jane (Leo) Ellert, Kayleigh Fisher, Rachel Flack, Evan Frank, Keenan Garceau, Katelyn Geibner, Mira Grcevich, Kelcey Henrickson, Sarah Herbruck, Heather (Hayden) Hudy, Sam Kiley, Miranda Klank, Nicole Lanese, Emma Magyarics, Ernest Manke, Erin Mast, Keirsten Mesnick, Lauren Mollohan, Ian Montville, Audrey Oleskiewicz, Laura Parsons, Bredan Roche, Nick Slezak, Mac Snyder, Sarah Soryal, Alex Sulcs, Teagan Turner, Audrey Vanek, Kaila Walker, Natalie Wasinski, Jenna Wrona and Marin Zoretich.
The Pit Orchestra is comprised of: Erica Belfi, Eva Brinkman-Sull, Charles Cassaro, James Kregenow, Andy Lenart, Nick Manocchio, Grant Mastropieri, Ellie Schabel, Katie Smith, Anna Soryal and Morgan Spehar.
The play is directed by Mr. Steve Hoffman, Mrs. Julia Green and Mrs. Jeff Link with choreographer, Mrs. Emily Leone. Mark your calendar for March 24th, 25th and 26th. Tickets are on sale through the KHS website.
Tickets are $14.00 for mezzanine, $12.00 for floor and $10.00 for the balcony.
Mark your Calendar – Fine Arts Showcase
Kenston Local Schools will host the inaugural Fine Arts Showcase on Sunday, April 23rd in the KHS Auditorium and Gymnasium. The Showcase will feature the District Art Show and music performances by bands and choruses from both the middle and high schools. Music performances begin at 1pm and conclude at 9pm alternating between the Robert A. Lee Auditorium and the high school gymnasium throughout the day and evening. The Showcase will also feature the annual Kenston Art Show exhibiting works from students in grades K-12. Four featured concerts will include KMS Band Spring Concert, KMS Choral Spring Concert, KHS Band Pops Concert and the KHS Choral Spring Concert. This year, we will join Auburn and Bainbridge Township in celebrating their Bicentennials.
