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mm mm 10. t ennren onA M Mn By Edlynne Laryea Congratulations to the girls basâ€" ketball teams! The senior girls made the WCSSAA finals on Thursday with a stellar perforâ€" mance. Let‘s hope their season is extended even further. The junior girls unfortunately did not win their semiâ€"final game on Thursday but because of their standing, they advance to CWOSSA on the 19th. Good luck to both teams. It‘s finally here! Brighton Beach Memoirs, our fall show, begins its run a week from today. It‘s talâ€" tion team and fabulous set are sure to keep audiences enthralled. The show runs from Wednesday through to Saturday and tickets are on sale during lunch for $5. Or you can phone the school to order your tickets (885â€"4620). You do not want to miss the show! Tomorrow marks the return of the swim team. BCI has been without a swim team for a few years so look for them to be back with a vengeance. They will be in Wilmot for their first meet so good luck. Hope those of you who went to New York had a good time. Hope you made it back okay too. That‘s all for this week. See you next By Coreen Gross We just finished our first set of exams. If you were one of the lucky ones, you had three days off, The reports will be out on Friday. On November 11 at 11 o‘clock, we had a Remembrance Day proâ€" SNORING Safe, Effective Office Procedure Done Locally in Kitchener Ask your family doctor for a referral Dr. J. Wm. McLean M.D., FR.C.S.(c) 576â€"2200 LASER Treated by gram, which included poems and small stories of what happened in the war. Our annual fundraising started on Monday. Don‘t be surprised if you hear a knock on your door (bring your wallet)! On the 18th, some lucky students get to go and see Fiddler on the Roof at The Centre in the Square. Good Luck! By John Bellingham KCI‘s 139th commencement exercises took place on Nov. 4 and this year‘s ceremony was memoâ€" rable because of a surprise that a scholarship was awarded and Mr. Woodley himself was kept in the dark until he was to present the KCI was the first year that the Don Woodley "Above and Beyond" were the worthy recipients of the prize. The winners of the 125th Anniversary Scholarships were Brad Mittleholtz, Carol Lucas, Jocelyn Russell and Adam Trotter. The junior boys volleyball team advanced to the WCSSA finals Grand River. A huge number of KCI students came to show their support in the finals, however the Did you really think that we would let you retire without namâ€" ing something after you, Mr. Raiders lost by scores of 12â€"15, 7â€" 15, and 6â€"15. KCI‘s outstanding players were Samson Phounsaâ€" vath, Kamp Phoutonepackdy and Nick Oliverio. Congratulations on a great season. Heather Ross and Beth Costelec The Career Fair will take place at KCI on Nov. 16 and report cards go out on Nov. 18. KCI will be tryâ€" ing to break the Canadian national high school record that its students set last year for giving 311 units of blood when the Red Cross returns to the school on Nov. 21. WCI By Bart Cormier Ah yes. I‘ve always said that the lives of the Vikings never fail to be exciting and this week is no excepâ€" tion. While the interim reports issued on Tuesday may dampen some of our spirits, our sports teams should serve to perk up our hopes. That same day our basketâ€" ball team goes on the road to comâ€" ‘pete at WCSSAA. The next day our junior volleyball team will be striving for excellence at CWOSSA and on Thursday, our senior volâ€" leyball team competes at CWOSSA while the swimming team ventures forth to compete with GCI. Finally, on Friday, the basketball team will also be comâ€" peting at CWOSSA. "But wait," I hear you cry. "What about the arts? Is not WCI the land where arts and sports flourâ€" ish together?" Well, yes it is. In fact, on Thursday, WCI hosts "Colâ€" lective Genius", an arts and crafts show; the first of its kind to be seen at WCI. I know I‘m looking forward to it as I‘m sure, are all of you. Also, a Grade 9 enrichment workshop is being held on Friday in order to benefit our new stuâ€" dents. Last but not least, Friday marks the first teacher‘s casual dress day of the year and since we know how much they appreciate these days, let us all hope that this day is not the last day of its kind. 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