Halloween comes to Kennedy
Mai Thao, Clarion staff artist, shares some of her Halloween artwork here. Continue reading Halloween comes to Kennedy
Month: October 2016
Kennedy Homecoming Pictures
Kennedy Homecoming Week was a blast. Here are our best pictures: Continue reading Kennedy Homecoming Pictures
Kennedy Clarion Distributed on Campus Oct 21
The first issue for the 2016-2017 school year was distributed on campus on October 21. Breanna Thomas, Clarion Staff, photographed an unidentified Kennedy student taking a newspaper out of one of the Clarion’s two news boxes on campus. Pick up the current issue at news boxes (in front of Auditorium and Counseling Office) and also on news racks located in the Kennedy Library, Administrative Office and Room B12. Continue reading Kennedy Clarion Distributed on Campus Oct 21
Bloody October
By Saeri Plagmann, Clarion Staff Every so often, Kennedy gets the opportunity to take part in the blood drive, where anyone age 16 or older and weighs at least 110 pounds can donate a pint of their blood. This year on October 12, many took advantage of this opportunity. Of course being able to possibly save someone’s life is one thing, but donors also found … Continue reading Bloody October
Three New Kennedy Staff Featured
by Valentina Duong, Clarion Staff Mrs. Emelina Emaas – Science Teacher Before she went into the teaching profession forty-two years ago, Mrs. Emelina Emaas was an independent, hardworking twenty-year old woman soldier connected to the Philippines Army. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree, she served two years in the Woman’s Auxiliary Training Corp (WATC) and then immigrated to the United States in 2002 by the … Continue reading Three New Kennedy Staff Featured
The World According to Sly
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor The Clarion had the opportunity to talk to one of Kennedy’s longest-serving campus monitors, Sly Shelton to help answer often-asked questions from students on our campus about what we can and cannot do. What are the rules? How can we know when we’re about to break one of those rules? Earl E. Skidaddle, 12th grade: I heard all Sacramento City schools are closed … Continue reading The World According to Sly
Cougars Maul Warriors at Homecoming Game
By Cameron Cowling, Clarion Staff Last Friday, JFK’s varsity Cougars won against Hiram Johnson with a final score of 44-0. Our senior quarterback, Earl Averette, got a passer rating of 141.1, a well above average performance. He also passed to Avery Runner 6 times, getting 112 yards and 2 touchdowns. Coach Costa believes their record of 5-2 in the league will “definitely get [the … Continue reading Cougars Maul Warriors at Homecoming Game
K-House (Part One)
This comic is titled “K-House (Part One)” by artist Brandon Wong: Continue reading K-House (Part One)
Women’s Volleyball Set for Win
By Adrianna Iorio, Clarion Staff As JFK Women’s Volleyball season draws to an exciting close, all players continue to display amazing performances on the court. Despite the hardships and tough competitors, our Varsity team perseveres through. The team has once again secured a spot in the Metro League, currently (at the time of writing) holding a 15-9 overall record, and a 10-0 in their division. … Continue reading Women’s Volleyball Set for Win
JFK Water Polo Returns to the Pool
By Aaron Soliz and Dominic J Larsen, Clarion Staff John F. Kennedy houses a pool and several aquatic sports teams. One of those teams is water polo. The coach, Mr. Derek Perkins, is in his second year of coaching Kennedy’s men’s and women’s teams. His athletes often praise him, swimmer Joseph Samosa states “Our coach is very good at his job and is always trying … Continue reading JFK Water Polo Returns to the Pool
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