Thanks to everyone who came out to the
2018 Drama Awards Night,
“Our Life in Art”
We celebrated 12 classes, 200 students, four productions, two Region Championships, a State Runner Up with one-act play, a State Literary Championship, a State Best Actor, State Championship in two speaking events, State Champions in two acting events, college acceptances and scholarships, and hundreds of memorable moments of both laughter and tears, and many, many lessons learned.
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Congratulations to all the nominees and winners!!
Here are a few of the main awards:
Most Outstanding Freshman - Lauren Johnson
Most Outstanding Sophomore - AJ Henley
Most Outstanding Junior - Kyla Hamilton
Most Improved - Darius King
Most Potential - Emma Ramos
Best New Female Tech Student - Gwyneth Johnson
Best New Male Tech Student - Ian Campbell
Best Ensemble Member - Kirsten Sylvester
Director's Award - "Where there's a Way" - Will Hunt
Director's Award - "Sharp Mind/Kind Heart" - Townsend Amick
United Director's Award - "Stay Golden" - Darwin Longman
Best Supporting Actor - Asheton Arnold
Best Supporting Actress - Anna Milans
Best Female Tech Student - Olivia Seabaugh
Best Male Tech Student - Sebastian Hagan
Male Performer of the Year - Carson Colenbaugh
Female Performer of the Year - Abby Anderson
Edward Deavers Memorial Scholarship - Ayana Arrington
Debbie Walker Theatrical Spirit Scholarship - Nick Haddad
Susan Gunderman Fine Arts Student of the Year -
Carson Colenbaugh
Here are a few of the main awards:
Most Outstanding Freshman - Lauren Johnson
Most Outstanding Sophomore - AJ Henley
Most Outstanding Junior - Kyla Hamilton
Most Improved - Darius King
Most Potential - Emma Ramos
Best New Female Tech Student - Gwyneth Johnson
Best New Male Tech Student - Ian Campbell
Best Ensemble Member - Kirsten Sylvester
Director's Award - "Where there's a Way" - Will Hunt
Director's Award - "Sharp Mind/Kind Heart" - Townsend Amick
United Director's Award - "Stay Golden" - Darwin Longman
Best Supporting Actor - Asheton Arnold
Best Supporting Actress - Anna Milans
Best Female Tech Student - Olivia Seabaugh
Best Male Tech Student - Sebastian Hagan
Male Performer of the Year - Carson Colenbaugh
Female Performer of the Year - Abby Anderson
Edward Deavers Memorial Scholarship - Ayana Arrington
Debbie Walker Theatrical Spirit Scholarship - Nick Haddad
Susan Gunderman Fine Arts Student of the Year -
Carson Colenbaugh
The Drama Leadership Team did an excellent job hosting the event with poise, charm, and class.
KMHS FINE ARTS
would like to thank everyone who came out to
support the Spring Musical,
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
it was a huge success on all accounts!
would like to thank everyone who came out to
support the Spring Musical,
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
it was a huge success on all accounts!
Mr. Dunn and the members of the Literary Team that finished first in the State were recently recognized by the Cobb County School Board. Pictured on the front row are: Coy Dunn (Literary Coach), Nick Haddad (Humorous Interpretation), Meredith Johns (International Extemporaneous Speaking) and Olivia Seabaugh (Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking).
Not pictured is Ayana Arrington (Dramatic Interpretation).
This year marks Kennesaw Mountain's
NINTH TIME AS STATE LITERARY CHAMPIONS AS A TEAM:
2004, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2018
Not pictured is Ayana Arrington (Dramatic Interpretation).
This year marks Kennesaw Mountain's
NINTH TIME AS STATE LITERARY CHAMPIONS AS A TEAM:
2004, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2018
We ARE KMHS DRAMA!!
