Drama literally takes center stage next week in the cafetorium Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 28 and 29.
Miss Frankenstein's Monster, by Albert Green, is a fast moving, hilarious spoof based on the ageless story of Frankenstein. The lead role is performed by a veteran actress Elle Keating but the drama club has many new faces this year. Directors Brenda King and Leah Fornwald are very excited about this presentation and they know that everyone who attends will have an enjoyable evening of live theatre. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for those under 16. WCS students and Eagle Pass holders are admitted free. Refreshments and desserts will be sold by the Paris Travel Club.
On Tuesday, Oct. 27 a meeting will be held in the cafetorium starting at 7:30 p.m. for all those people interested in the proposed Performing Arts Centre. Public input and support is critical for this project to go forward so please come out and find out what has happened so far and contribute your thoughts and ideas for the future.
Today the football team plays its first sudden-death playoff game in Regina against Martin and they are going into the playoffs heading in the right direction. They ended the season with two convincing wins over Regina Martin and Regina Luther and we can only hope that the winning ways continue. The second round of the playoffs go in Regina on Wednesday, Oct. 28.
On Friday, 60 students will take part in an oilfield tour sponsored and coordinated by our partners in education, PanCanadian Petroleum Ltd. The students and staff are very fortunate to have such a fine corporate citizen helping in many ways to improve the educational experiences here in Weyburn.
The girls' volleyball team will attend a tournament in Humboldt after a good tournament in Yellow Grass this past weekend.
The cheerleaders will be hosting a cheerleading clinic this weekend here at WCS and the debate team will be attending a tournament in Regina.
The boys' volleyball team lost in the semi-finals at a tournament at Regina LeBoldus last Friday and Saturday.
A number of WCS students participated in the SHSAA provincial cross country championships held in Big River on Saturday and although no medals were won the athletes performed well under muddy conditions.
The magazine campaign is finally over with nearly 1000 subscriptions bought and over $8,000 in money raised for the SRC. Nearly 150 students sold subscriptions. The SRC is still running events to support Communithon.
On Monday, Nov. 2 there will be a parents' night for all interested in post-secondary education. A number of representatives from various institutions will be in attendance to give brief presentations and answer questions about educational life after high school.
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