Cassiar Courier 1990 Page 18

BANDANA OUTDOOR CLUB

} The extracurricular club was founded in 1988 and is open to anyone attending Cassiar Second- ary School. The name "Bandana" originated when two Trask brothers got together to do some Spring bear hunting. After hik- ing many of the North's great trails, including the .Tahltan trail,the idea for the club was conceived. We were wearing

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the club.

The purpose of the club is

to offer a opportunity for stud- ents to participate in a great outdoor adventure, utilizing the fantastic country in which they live. Bach year the club en- deavors to travel to a secluded destination. Last year it was a 5 day horse pack trip into Todagin Lake east of Kinaskan Lake near Iskut. This year we plan a fly-in fishing trip. Our location is tentative, but we de- sire to catch some nice size fish 560 Our chance will be the most productive lake based on inform- ation that will be gathered from local experts in those areas.

The club fund raises money to finance the trip. This year we sold fruit and vegetables and had a Japanese orange sale. We hope to raise the remaining mon- ies by raffling prizes that are kindly donated to the club.

They will sell $3.00 each or 2 for $5.00. Your sponsorship will allow 7 boys to partake in a trip

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of a lifetime. The students will realize a year long goal and will

undoubtedly benefit by improving camping a conservation skills. Thank you for your gift and/or moral support. A special thank you goes out to the following sponsors who have donated to our raffle so far.

Jade City Alpine House

Princess Jade Mines

Verna Callbreath

Zingara Gem & Gold

Cassiar Shopping Centre

Cassiar Mining Corp.

Jen - Dev Catering

Sportsman Luncheonette

WSTV

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tickets during Schmoo Daze and it will be into April when the draw will be made.

So thanks again for your Support.

Yours in the outdoors.

Eck Trask.

Cassiar Oldtimers

Win In Watson

The Cassiar very successfull trip to Watson Lake over the week-end of Feb. 9, 10 and 11th. They won it all with a perfect 5 - 0 record.

The Oldtimers won’ their first game against Whitehorse on Priday (night. 4 1—" aye with. Paul Driscoll being voted the game's MVP.

They played their second game on Saturday at noon against Faro and won that game by a 4 - 1 score. This time it was rookie oldtimer Eck .Trask being voted the game's MVP.

In their final game’ of the round robin, Cassiar defeated Ft. Nelson 10 - 2, with Gene Mehr scoring 4 goals and adding 3

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Cassiar played their semi- final game at 9:30 sunday morn- ing, a time when they usually do not. perform at their best - against Whitehorse. This game was alot closer then their first encounter, but Cassiar prevailed 2 - 1. Vic Pirie was the hero of the game when he scored with 11 seconds left in regulation.

In the final against Watson Lake, Cassiar won by the score of 42-7 1 again. ‘Dave*)_TrAa pp was chosen as MVP.

This is the second year ina Cassiar has won the Watson Oldtimers Tournament.

Team Roster

1 - Dave Tripp,

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Goal - Grant Martin, Vic Pirie

- Clarence Quock - Charles Malloy

Defense

- Guy Gregoire, Forwards

- Eck Trask - Gene Mehr

Dan Harrison - Glen Madore - Dan Bernard

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Cassiar Winter Fest

On March 29, the students and staff of Cassiar Secondary in conjunction with the secondary students from Dease Lake part-— icipated in the 1st annual C.S.S. Winter Funfest. This event is similar to last year's Fun Day at the Ski Hill, but provided a larger number of events such as curling and basketball in order to actively involve a greater percentage of the student body. The results of the Funfest will be available in the next edition of the “Courier.”

Open House Parent Night

; A large number of parents and students turned out for the second Open House/Report Card Night for the 1989/90 school year. My thanks to Mrs. McLeod and her Home Economics students for providing refreshments.

I would like to remind parents that you should not feel that you can only meet with

teachers or the administration on Report Card Nights, for both are available for interviews through- out the school year.

As). part of. the (second: re-= porting process I am pleased to announce that the following stu- dents achieved either "Gold," "Silver," or "Bronze" Honour Roll status. .

Cassiar Secondary Second Term Honour Roll

Gold 86% - 100% Silver 133 Si ve Bronze . OTS 2% By gxade, medal, alphabetical order Grade 8 Gold

Miriam Koch

Silver

Tannice Carter Catherine Dragojevich

Patricia Gorski Dubo Kovacic Jennifer McGill Tammie Stump Mark Wypych

Bronze

Grade 9 Gold Steve Vidovic Silver

Sam Bondesen Shelly Bondesen

Parminder Manga

Bronze

Vincent Maki Grade 10

Silver

Robert Dostie

Bronze

Bill jteys:

Krista Randell

Patrick Ryan — Grade 11

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Eric Verret

Silver

Ricky Bilodeau Bronze

David Liddle Viado Kovacic

Grade 12 Gold Andrea Hevenor Silver ellen Artico

Teri McGill Sonia Saro

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Korlina Boutin“ Jennifer Brignall Sheena Billingsley Eric Klawitter Vickie Kornelson

Intermurals

A six team intermural basketball league began in mid February. The teams are based on N.B.A. franchises, including the Sonics, Celtics, Heat Pist@ns, Bulls and the Lakers. At this point in time in the schedule, MrecaeVickeny si aBulis "ae sarne 2 in first place, followed closely by the "Heat."

Stikine Concert Series

Cassiar Secondary School, in conjuction with Norther Lights College and several other spon- sors, will be participating in the second annual Stikine Concert series. The groups featured this year include "Party Fever," a vocal group, Music Mosaic, an in- strumental group, and Francis Xavier, a guitarist. As in the past, these performances will be at no cost to our students.

New School Update

I mentioned in the past edition of the "Courier" that the School Boasd had passed a motion that asks the Ministry of Ed- ucation to. construct a "site- built" school as "relocatable" school as ally planned. At present, we are

still waiting for the Minister to review his motion. fi

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