The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES
The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES
The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES
Alicyn Logue

Alicyn Logue, Photography Editor

Junior Alicyn Logue is currently in her third year in yearbook. She enjoys reading, writing and photography. She loves reading cliche romance books, as well as watching romantic movies. Whenever she has free time she is most likely listening to music or hanging out with her friends. She loves helping with whatever she can and whomever she can. She hopes to be able to do something with journalism in the future, but if she is not able to she would love to be a teacher.

All content by Alicyn Logue
Sophomore wrestler Alex Wright attempts to prepare a move during a match on Jan. 12.

[Photo] Wrestlers rack up wins in tournament action

Gabby Norman, Managing Editor
February 16, 2022
Senior Jesse Viramontez looks to move the ball up the court against Montgomery. The boys have won their second district title and gone undefeated in district play for the first time in school history. Next year, they will face an entirely new district in the UIL's realignment.

[Photo] Changes ahead for teams in UIL’s realignment

Gabby Norman, Managing Editor
February 15, 2022
Senior Mick Johnson competes in the butterfly during the senior night meet on Jan. 7.

[Slideshow] Swim celebrates seniors in home finale

Alicyn Logue and Maya Ortiz
January 12, 2022
Junior Carlie Solomon competes during the team’s final home meet of the season on Jan. 7. She has competed at the state championships as a freshman and a sophomore.

[Photo] Pushing Past Pain

Morgen Dozier, Staff Writer
January 13, 2022
Senior point guard Josh Bartley shoots a free throw in the 50-35 victory over Lake Creek on Jan. 4. The team improved its record to 15-4 overall and are 2-0 in the district.

[Photo] Meet point guard Josh Bartley

Jacob Valcarce, Staff Writer
January 7, 2022
Senior Carter Bennett competes in the backstroke during a meet against Summer Creek in September.

[Photo] Bennett keeps building his legacy

Kathleen Ortiz, Editor In Chief
December 7, 2021
Basketball has been a part of coach Jeffrey Hamilton's life since he was 4.

[Photo] Basketball remains Hamilton’s passion

Gabby Norman, Managing Editor
December 3, 2021
Senior Ashton Smith works to fire up the students in an Alice In Wonderland-themed costume he designed for Parker the Panther. He and his mom have worked together on his costumes for the past four years.

[Photo] ‘One-Man Show’

Maya Ortiz, Design Editor
November 29, 2021
Senior Evan Hebert works on class work during AP Calculus BC. He was the only senior named as a National Merit semifinalist on campus.

[Photo] High PSAT score puts Hebert in elite company

Camille Blair, Staff Writer
November 5, 2021
Molly Scott, 12, performs with the other cheerleaders as they kick off the pep rally with a routine to fire up the students at the homecoming pep rally on Oct. 15.

[Slideshow] Homecoming pep rally entertains

Maya Ortiz, Alicyn Logue, Bella Cruz, and Taylor Nethery
October 15, 2021
Family & Consumer Science teacher Rolanda Wilkins works on grading her students' projects.

[Photo] Rolanda Wilkins, family & consumer sciences

Madison Mena, Staff Writer
May 11, 2021
Business teacher James Showers works with a student in Money Matters class during sixth period on May 11.

[Photo] James Showers, business

Emily Smith, Staff Writer
May 11, 2021
Joe Ehrhardt throws out the first pitch at the varsity baseball game against Dayton on April 24. Ehrhardt teaches Principles of Physics and Astronomy. He has always been a major supporter of the baseball team.

[Photo] Joe Ehrhardt, science teacher

Crosslin Silcott, Editor-in-Chief
May 11, 2021
Junior Sawyer Star will attend a flight academy for eight weeks in Iowa this summer. His goal is to earn his pilot's license through a program created in part by the Air Force.

Sawyer Star prepares to take flight

Alicyn Logue, Staff Writer
April 26, 2021
Senior Matt King drives the ball against Dayton on April 23 in the 7-1 victory. King had one hit and scored a run in the game win on senior day.

[Photo] Home run King

Gabby Norman, Managing Editor
April 26, 2021
Matt King Kingwood Park baseball

[Slideshow] Baseball hits halfway mark in district action

Alicyn Logue, Staff Writer
April 8, 2021
Junior Olivia Brown reaches for a throw against Porter on Tuesday night. The Panthers won 13-3.

[Slideshow] Softball team continues its winning ways

Alicyn Logue, Staff Writer
April 1, 2021
Senior Eric Halliday was named a National Merit semifinalist.

Halliday becomes lone National Merit semifinalist

Alicyn Logue, Staff Reporter
November 2, 2020
This is my bearded dragon, Stumpy. I got him toward the end of October, so I've had him for about seven months. Although he doesn't do much he still brings me joy while I'm stuck in quarantine. Anytime I take him out to do his thing, he always falls asleep on me or next to me, which puts a smile on my face.

[Photo] [Slideshow] Little things help students through long days at home

May 13, 2020
During the week of Santa's Farm at the FFA barns, FFA teacher Genevieve Ubnoskye works with students to get the barns decorated and ready for the community to tour.

[Photo] [Slideshow] Teachers leave impressions in an unforgettable year

May 8, 2020
Sophomore Amri Williams shows animals at the Humble Livestock Show in early January with the help of sophomores Mackenzie Dandridge and Holly Emms. She was also raising animals for the Houston Livestock Show but did not get an opportunity before the show was closed.

[Photo] Canceled livestock show leaves FFA students in limbo

Trinity Curl, Business Editor
April 2, 2020
History teacher Jennifer Danielson loves roller derby despite the injuries she suffered while competing.

Roller derby takes Danielson out of comfort zone

Alicyn Logue, Staff Writer
November 4, 2019
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