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DO'C By L. BUZMINSKI Denlis O'Connor H.S. TIs past week at Denis O'Connor was a busy one with sports ac- tion, a new semester'i work load,- as well as af- ter sehool activities. DO'C's Yearbooit Club has been selling WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1984, PAGE 19 juniors advance to LOSSA basketball tourney t carnations for Valen- tine's Day. For $1.50, stu!ents sent a flower to that 1 speical someoe. Many a student's day was brightened by a flower delivered during homeroom. From Feb. 5 to Feb. 8, students in grades il to 13 participated in a French trip to St. Donat. Students enjoyed a wide range of activities in- cluding alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, tobogannings, snow- shoeing, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and an amateur talent night. The exhausted but thoroughly happy stud- ACYT aids Big Brothers By BILL PENGELLY Anderson C.V.I. Greetings from An- derson. We have just completed the toughest ten days of the school year. First, we bad eight days of exams and you might have noticed the nornally sane rational students pulling their bair or banging their heads against a wall. While those right days .were definitely trying, for some people the next two days were infinitely worse - when we received the results of the 'exama. But everyone is happy that those days are over. Anderson is getting involved in community events. On Feb. 4 some Old'Boys .The l3th annual "«Old Boys Gamne".. of Henry Street High School will =epae on Feb. 24 bgniat 7p.m. Any graduates who have played senior basketball at the school are welcomne to par- ticipate and should con- tact the» physical education department at 668-1733. students participated in the Big Brothers bowling tournament. These students raised money for Big Brothers. These bowlers raised pledges from people in, the community, and bowled for a point per pin. The Outers' Club is back in the swing of things. On Feb. 1 they commenced their swim practices. These prac- tices are conducted at Iroquois Park and are a preparation- for our Algonquin park trip in May. Also, the Outers Club went cross-country skiing at Trillium Valley on Feb. 7. These activities help students ents are filed with life- time memories. On a somewhat sad- der note, dependlng on one's point of vlew, report cards were han- ded out last Thursday. The last period of the day waàs cut short by fif- teen minutes to "1make or break" a student's accumulate points for. the year end trip. On Feb. 10, the annual Valentine's dance was held. A D.J. provided the music and set the stage for a good time. Another St. Valen- tine's tradition is the delivery 0of carnations and carda by the school store. This gives secret admirers a chance to show their feelings and also lets boyfriends reaffirm their "'undying love" to their girlfrienîds - and vice versa. With an action-packed program for our annual winter carnival on Feb. 21, this month is proving to be anything but AutoParts& Service day. A week ago, the junior girls volleyball team played against Henry Street High School. Although the junior girls served well and made some spectacular saves, Henry won ail three gaines. However, the score was fairly close in the first and the last. Our last three games wil be played during this week with updated sports scores next week. In same day action, the. senior girls volleyball team played a good match against Henry. In the first game, Henry narrowly defeated DO'C with a score of 15-11. Henry dominated the second game and won 15-4. However, DO'C fought back to take the third game 15-8. In the fourth and final- game, our girls tied the score at il only to lose 15-11. Mon- day's game'at Dunbar- ton wil be in next .week's column. The junior boys basketball team fiished its schedule defeating Courtice 48-33. The victory gave the boys a second place standing over-all. The juniors will now advan- ce to L.O.S.S.A. finals this week against Car- twright. High scorers in Thursday's game were: John Walsh, 21; Gerard 'Delacosta, 6; Kevin Fernandez, 5; Melvin Calanglang, 4; Jim Sheehan, 3; Tyrone Evans and Tom Ander- son with 2each. Also on Thursday, the REGISTER, CONTINUOUS, .CARBONIZED & -MUSC. team trounced Courtice 82-35. DO'C's high scorers: Roberto Buque, 17; Dave Rown- tree, 16; Barry Murphy, Wally Borg and Danny O'Connor with 12 each; Adam Bertoia, 8; and Richard Macapagal with 3. The win gave the team first overaîl in the regular season. 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