A makeup game with White Pines has been scheduled for December the 10th at 3:30 pm at the Rhodes arena. This game does not appear on the schedule and is from the game that was canceled Oct. 30th.
This past Tuesday CASS Student Council entered a christmas tree into the Lung Association's Festival of Trees for our second year in a row. Last year we used pop corn and cranberry strings to give our tree a homey feel. This year we went with Red and Gold Ornaments that had been signed with sharpies by a large percent of the school population. It was finished on the 17th to be judged from the 19th until the 22nd. This is a great event for a great cause and we are proud to support it. Special thanks; to Josh Hatherly, Courtney Vaughn, Rebecca Gjos, and The Biggar Family.
Thanks Alex
This past Friday numerous CASS students rocked the house off, while others danced to crazy light schemes. Cass Cafe was a wild success with over 250 students attending and numerous different acts. Thanks have to go out to all of those who helped oubackstage and with all aspects but especially to Mr. Bingham and Cam Nickolson who both stayed after school and helped clean up. The next Cass Cafe is going to be near christmas time so get your acts ready.
Buy your way out of class for this Thursday's hockey game at the Desbarats dome. You can buy your tickets until Wednesday in the courtyard from the members of the hockey team for $3 + $1 for the bus. THE ABSOLUTE LAST CHANCE TO BUY A TICKET WILL BE WEDNESDAY AT 2:00pm!!!!!!!!! Do not delay!!!!
On Thursday, November 12th, from 11:30 and 12:30, students at CASS will help set a new sport stacking guinness world record along with 250,000+ of their closest friends!! During the course of the day, each sport stacker will be up stacking and down stacking specially designed cups called Speed Stacks in prescribed patterns at lighting speeds for at least 30 minutes.
HOUSE UPDATES:
After badminton the Courtyard Leader Board has been updated.
Knights finished badminton strong with 2710 points with Jaime Orlando winning Int. girls and beat out Karrisa Barbarie for the championship.
Josh MacFarlane battled Steve Lajambe to win the Sr. Boys .Mr. Wooton challenged in the semi finals.
Panthers added 2475 point to their totals to pull out front on the leader board. Their strongest finisher was Ian Frazier , taking the second place finish in Int. boys. Panthers were well represented in the finals with Eric Kern and Shaylene Kern, Rachel King, and Arla Biron all making the semi finals.
Kings had a strong finish and added 2230 points with Mrs. Willoughby challenging Lexie Lajambe for the Sr. Girls title. The tilt ended in Mrs. Willoughby's favor. Taryn Goulding held her own to make it to the semi finals along with Kurt Barbarie challenging the Sr. boys and Nathan Holditch in the Int. boys.
Aces were not too far behind with 1740 points. The Int. Boys championship went to Austin Adams , a very strong competitor.
The Panthers have now taken a lead with 11, 704 pts.
Kings are in second with 10,584 pts.
Followed by Knights 10,428 pts.
And Aces with 8,451
Keep up the good work .