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PAGE3,M1TYFE Liz Aruta The Denis O'Connor school attire was recently given a facelift in the forrn of turtlenecks and spirit wear. Thanks to our student athletic council, students no longer have to fear the effects of the cold winter weather ahead if they purchased a turtleneck with the DO'C logo. This new apparel is not only a great addition to the uniforni, but also a great way to stay warm. Our student council has also contributed to the school wardrobe through spirit wear. T-shirts, sweatshirts, jogging pants -and j anmer shorts, ail personally designed by the student with various decals and insignias,- have sold quickly and in great numbers. The profit these two councils have made will go towards further enhancement of school activities. On Friday, Nov. 25, Output Plus came to the Denis O'Connor gyrnnasium and presented a flourescent roadshow. Students wore their white spirit wear as requested by D.J. Johnny, who incidentally was the printer for the spirit wear. The dance was another-success. Our student counicil executive have done a great job thus far with these speciail events. We look forward to their Christmas formai. The Grade 12 and OAC students continue to stand out in their seri-formal dress due to the ongoing graduation photographs. These portraits begàn Nov. 21 and will end this Friday, Dec. 2. This is the second to last day before the highly awaited "Une Soiree au Cafe" cornes to Denis O'Connor. Both the F'rench and art departrnents have worked steadily for the past two months and hope ail their effort will be rewarded on this fateful evening. Finally, we are very proud of our midget girls' basketball team - our residing LOSSA gold medalists. The girls have brought DO'C recognition in a field in which we have not fared well in past years. This team has been the best squad DUC has ever put forth and it appears that their talent and work has proven it. Way to go, girls! Gond l lick in DYSSA. AMONG the recipients during junior awards ceremonies at Henry Street Hýigh Sehool last week (shown with vice principal Casey Daleman who is second from left) were (from left) San- jay Vakil, Whitby's Student of the Year, who received Gr. 12 awards in math, awards computer programning, physies and Gr. il academie achievement; Kiran Husson, for Gr. 12 English, Gr. il accounting and shorthand; and Scott Briggs, Gr. 11ihonor roll.- Frec Press photo Log house crafting is.new course, Dianne Randail Arnong other things, -the time for aur long-awaited theatriical production has finally corne; "Caesar and Cleopatra" is a cornedy by George Bernard Shaw which takes place as Caesar visits Egypt at the tume Cleopatra is becomning a queen. Our production of the play is directed by Len Kosurko, and stars Taura Mullin as Cleopatra and Craig Powell as Çaesar. The play wilI take place at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 30 (tonight!) and Dec. 1 and 2. Tickets can be purchased either in advance or at the door for the following prices: $6 for adults, $5 for students without their activity cards ($4 with), and $2 for children iunder 12. We hope ta see you there! In honor of the play, students and teachers dressed as Romans and were judged in their tagas. Unfortunately, the results weren't known at press tirne. As well the sale of aur school jackets by the ASAA finally begun. Be recognized as an Anderson student wherever yau go, get a schoal jacket! There are two varieties of jacket, the alI-leather ($230), and the nielton and leather ($150). Rernember that the Christmas season is fast appraaching! Speaking of Christmnas,' don't forget that the school is looking for great skits for our annual Christrnas assembly on Dec. 16. Sa get involved! Came up with a great idea, and you may go down in history! The athletic area of ACVI has been overwhelmed with activity as well. Our midget girls' basketball team defeated Bowmanville in the LOSSA semi-finals, ta progress to play an excellent garne versus DO'C in the finals. We were defeated 27-20, and flnished an excellent second.This perritted the girls ta advance ta DYSSA on Saturday, Nov. 26. Here, they were defeated by Huron Heights of Newrnarket. Congratulations on an excellent season, girls! On Monday, Nov. 28, Jump Rope For Heart was finally cornpieted after a lot of hard work by the coardinators from the Grade 13 gymn class. Congratulations go ta, these girls as weil as ta al participants. Thank you for your help! Today wvas a busy day for athletes as weli. The swirn tearn had a relay meet at Dunbarton, the boys' ridget and junior basketbail teams bath had garnes at Harwaod, and the senior girls' voiieybal team went ta a clinic in Guelph. Our hockey teani had a game on Monday versus Henry, and they have another garne tornorrow (Thursday) versus Dwyer at 4 p.rn. at Iroquois, so lets hear sorne cheering out there Anderson! Our hockey tearn recently competed in the Fenelon Falls hockey tournament where they wvon one and lost two. Congratulations guys, keep up the good work! One interesting upcorning event tanake note of is the basketball game on Dec. 13. Anderson's maie teachers will be playing a professional midget basketba,ýll tearn so be sure ta buy a ticket in advance so you can be excused from classes ta cheer theni on! Haskvitz again- honored Alan Haskvitz, a former school teacher in Durham Region, recentiy won a national award for having the best social studies program in the U.S. Haskvitz will receive the avard in Olando, Florida. The award is the fourth for Haskvitz. He previously was named 'Teacher of the Year' in Los Angeles County, %von the Californian Golden Bell award anù his piogram was selected as best in California. Durham College will present a new course, "Lo House Handcrafting," commencing Jan. 7, 1989. The course will instruct students from the beginning stages of log construction - footings, preparing logs through ta window and door installation and timber roof support systems. Harwood and LaSale exchange* By Marcie Yeo Basketball was the name of the game on Nov. 10 to Nov. 12 when Harwood Secondary school hosted an exchange with LaSalle Secondary School from Kingston. The junior girls' basketball team at Harwood invited the junior girls' basketball team from LaSalle to corne and see what Harwood has to offer. From Oct. 20 ta 22, Harwood visited LaSalle school. Our girls thought their school was quite large and LaSaile thought our school was large, too. When T aSalle carne ta Harwood we joined both of our teams and played against Ajax Hligh School for a fun garne of basketbali. XVe did flot keep score but we think we won! Students will present play The Anaierso.. Music Students' Association will present 'A Celebration of Christmas' on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 7:30 p.m., in the gyrnnatorium at Anderson CVI. There will be performances by the Concert Band and Anderjazz, under the direction of Andrew J. Uranowski; Jazz Incorporated, under the direction of Beverly Foster; and the Intermediate Band, under the direction of Jack Mannetje. Tickets are available from al music students, from the music department, or at the door. Ticket prices are $3 adults, $2 students and seniors. A family rate is also available. For ticket reservations or further information caîl Uranow- ski at 668-5809 or 686-2431. A building approximately 8 ft. by 10 ft. will be built in the southeast area of Durham College's main campus. Mýrv Christ]. of Mary Christl Log Works is instructor. He has been building log houses for approimately eight years and his homes are located in Apsley, Bancroft, Baptiste Lake and many other locations. The course will run from 9 arn. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays from Jan. 7 to Feb. 25. The tuition fee is $250. The students, must supply their own tools and gr, appro)imately .$600-1$800 including a chain saw, -safety wear and other items noted on the supply list available at- registration. Registration for ail winter continuing education progranis takes-place Saturday,-Dec. 10 in the -gymnasium, Oshawa main campus. Saturday, the. north entrance doors will be opened and control nunibers handed ont beginning at 5 a.în. Registration commences at 8:30 a.xn. till noon and continues in the'registrar's office Monday ta Thnursday 8:30 arn. to, 8:30 p.m., Friday 8:30 arn. to, 4:30 p.m.' Play at Anderson ANDERSON CVI will present 'Caesar and Cleopa- tra' on Nov. 30, Dec 1 and 2. Crew members shown above rehearsing before the play are (back row, from left) Travis Lindgren, Jennifer Adair and Craig Powell as Caesar- (front, from left) Melissa, Gibson and Laura Mullen as Cleopatra. Ail shows begin at 7:30 p.m.FccPv.pht