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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS HIGH SCHOOLNEW m5tu-dé -t,sett1dowf as mess began to, By SANDY KOFALVI Anderson .L Like manyh schbols in' the Durham Region, Anderson la feeling deeply the absence of îOur custoclda$s. F P e first few days,, of. the strike, a few students' were carried away -in tlieii- efforts tQ create -a mess. Noôw that they realize tbat any mess tbey icreate, they have tolive with, they seem Wo' haàve diàèontiniuêa ,their activities. : - -Due to the co- I~~~~ i$*5ý 4tq4U oppretion, of our staff, the s.tuits 'haefot suffered a loss'0f extra- curricular activities. The ,,most important gyvenf, "our graduation exer'cises. were held as plnned, Saturday, Oc- tober 23. As in the past this was a very special event. OnOctober 21 anu- ber of corgeu n- derson students braved the cold and ran in the L.O.S.S.A. cross- country meet. The mid- get- team, attained an overaîl fourth place standing and will therç- DO' By COLLEEN CREIGHTON DO'C High School Another . week bas passed us by here at DO'C, and it bas been one of the slowest so far. Drama tryouts con- tinue, but the'names of the plays are still a mys- tery to most of us. Tbe fore -proceed -to We* had only one junior runner, Stuart Hamilton;: Although he ran endless miles -in preparation for: this meet, he, missed. bis chance at-C.O.S.SiA. by one place.- Our junior boys volleyball team fared a littie bit botter, how- ever. They captured the L.O.S.S.A. west champ- ionship, also on October 21.. Our senior girls basketball team is working very bard this season._ On .Thursday, Oçtober,21 .their effgrts paid off when they beat Ajax 35 to 34. The junior girls, alsogained a, vie- tory when they played Ajax. UnfortMàately al of the midget- games bave been postponed for the duration .0f-- the custodians'*strike. . In' badminton action, our team put .up a very good show'on. October 16 in à tournament in King- ston. MillieMinas cam~e in second in. the A-flight, Soragia Stasinakis came in first'in the B- flight, Anna Cook came and GeoffWilliamý Dave Visser can first in the u doubles. With.,a, like this, our badir club promises to hu very good season. Another event 0fi importance is-our nual Ander-thon. .11 an eight kilometr< for the boys and kilometre for the1 It is held at Heber:I Conservation. Following the rel cross-country run, participants rewarded with a g pileup light,..' ing obstac1e course, and m'and, tfinally,.a.,bot barbecue. ne in Fortunately , 1co- rnen's operated,- providing the start runnemswith ideal con- minton ditions.. ave a An upcQming event Is the Outers! Club-annual great bike rally, to be held Oc- [r anl '- tober, ,31. The --partici- 'bis is pants will also, be ,e- run rewarde4,with a barb 'e- l five, cue afterthfeirlong ride. girls. The next fewweeks Down promise to be extremely -Area. act 'ion-packed at Ander- ,gular son, including Career 1the Week, but we love it. are Extra activities prevent rueil- boredom 1 Cjuniors win ffrst play-off soloists continue to report tbat a cheque te"rgar eso" ctbr 2 practice and a list is from Do'C lis now a per- lae maMg taIl ea "pumpkin da2 now up for the extra cir- centage of the United py m - tal h 1umkn d, ricular choir. Hopefully, Way's total.> way to the finals against DO'C. Ail th( we will bave more news In sports, the junior Blue House. But, Blue sported paper pu on both these items in boys' soccer team bave put forth a strong per- and the girls trie the ' not-too-distant completed their regular formance and won botb them by coerci future. season play and bave games of the finals, boys to talk. T Our United Way Cam- been victorious in tbe Hopefully, Green will ner, the girl wh paign was. a tremendous first game of the play- continue the good play rnulated the success. 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