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Kennedy Torch

The Student News Source Of Kennedy High School

Kennedy Torch

The Student News Source Of Kennedy High School

Kennedy Torch

Take on the Challenge

Lydia Martin, Editor-in-Chief September 2, 2014

Within the last month, all of the buzz on social media sites has been about the “ALS Ice Bucket Challenge”. Before this many people did not know what ALS was. ALS is more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s...

New Gym Requirements

New Gym Requirements

Brooke Timmerman September 2, 2014

As Torch reported this June (http://bit.ly/1zZeD5N) students at Kennedy High School will be experiencing changes in gym requirements. There are two major changes in the requirements; the first being...

Picasso at the Lapin Agile

Abby Donovan, Sports Editor September 2, 2014

The comic drama Picasso at the Lapin Agile is coming to the Kennedy Auditorium October 2, 3, and 4. The play takes place in 1904 at a bar where Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso cross paths. The play takes...

Beginning the Senior Project

Beginning the Senior Project

Maddy Crist, Editorial Editor September 2, 2014

The first few steps in fundraising for the 2015 senior project are underway and the seniors are slowly chipping away at the goal of raising $16,000. The project will be helping Habitat for Humanities,...

Students balance SMART lunch with other obligations

Students balance SMART lunch with other obligations

Xander Riley, Web Editor September 1, 2014
Students will have to find a balance between SMART lunch tutorials and Kirkwood courses.
Fall pep assembly

Fall pep assembly

Macy Anderson and August 29, 2014

The juniors claimed the spirit stick on Friday, Aug. 29 at Kennedy High School’s first pep assembly of the 2014-2015 school year. The Cougars have a pep assembly three times a year at the beginning of...

Challenging a disease

Elianna Novitch August 25, 2014

Who knew what an impact some ice water and a bucket could make? The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has become a viral spectacle that has raised more than $50 million and global awareness for Lou Gehrig’s disease. Football...

Adviser, Stacy Haynes-Moore

August 16, 2014

Stacy Haynes-Moore I'm happy to have my teaching home at Kennedy and work with curious, funny, outstanding students in language arts and journalism. I am a member of the Journalism Education Association...

Scheduling changes impact Kennedy

Scheduling changes impact Kennedy

Xander Riley June 10, 2014

During the next couple years, Kennedy will be instituting some changes in its scheduling system and requirements. Specifically, the requirements for gym will be different starting next year, and Kennedy...

Coach Bill Herkelman and family honored with the naming of field.

Herkelman honored with field dedication

Lydia Martin June 10, 2014

The Kennedy baseball team swept No. 2 Iowa City West with a score of 1-0 for both games on Monday, June 2. Not only was the night a celebration of wins but it was also a celebration of a very well deserving...

Class of 2015 makes impact on community

Class of 2015 makes impact on community

Maddy Crist June 10, 2014
“The project starts now," senior class president Fatima Elsheikh said. "Our job now is to fundraise throughout the summer and we will raise money all the way up to next May."

Prom changes

Lydia Martin May 22, 2014

As prom season is wrapping up, the Torch took a look at what Kennedy students enjoyed about their prom. This year, Kennedy’s prom was different then it has been in recent years. “We just started...

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