Katie Moore

Katie Moore , Contributor

Junior Katie Moore spends her free time outside or drawing and painting. Moore took pottery in the ninth grade and painting in the tenth grade. Moore is an associate artist at Art Slam Studio located in Silverdale. “When the studio first opened they got a lot of mannequins and painted them random things. Some were Seahawk themed and some were animal themed.” Moore started working on a documentary about a little boy who loves Batman with Slam Studio at the end of July. “We only had a month to put the event together. The event itself is done, but we are still working on the documentary,” explained Moore. Moore does not really watch a lot of sports but she does sometimes watch baseball. “I have been to quite a few games, not this season but a couple years ago.”

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Cougs March for Science

by Katie Moore, Contributor
May 22, 2017

The first ever March for Science was held on April 22nd, Earth Day. Over 600 cities participated by holding marches and raising awareness about the growing concerns for the environment. In Seattle, about 25,000 people marched from Cal Anderson Park to the Pacific Science Center, including environmental science teacher Bill Wilson and a group of CK students.

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Seas the Day with CK Sailors

by Katie Moore, Contributor
April 18, 2017

Have you ever looked out over Dyes Inlet and seen a group of small sailboats sailing in a circle? There’s a good chance you saw the CK sailing team. You may not have known they existed, but as it turns out, they were one of the hardest working teams at CK, with practices every weekday, and regattas (races) every weekend

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Cougs at Comic Con

by Katie Moore, Contributor
April 3, 2017

Emerald City Comic Con (ECCC) went on Thursday, March 2nd, through Sunday, March 5th. It is the third largest comic convention in the country, only behind that of San Diego and New York. Last year, the con attracted 88,000 guests over four days. This year, it was expected to have even more. Celebrity guests included Stan Lee (Marvel), Tom Felton (Harry Potter), and Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things).

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It’s Food Drive Time!

by Katie Moore, Contributor
March 22, 2017

Canned soup, fruits, and vegetables. Boxes of cereal, crackers and cookies. These are all good examples of food that can be donated to the CK food drive, happening March 13th to the 24th.

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Reflections Ceremony — what’s that?

by Katie Moore, Contributor
March 3, 2017

This year, the contest gave student a chance to tell their own story through art. Most students chose to do a visual art piece, but the contest also has categories for dance choreography, film production, literature, music composition, and photography.

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The making of Zane’s Day

by Katie Moore, Contributor
February 9, 2017

Zane is a five-year-old boy in the Bremerton area who was recently diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a type of cancer. His mom, Teremy Hurt, worked at the Jack-in-the-Box in Poulsbo and was not earning enough money to pay Zane’s hospital bills. It was Zane’s dream to meet Batman, and the Art Slam made it their goal to make that dream a reality.

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