As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
As has become our annual holiday tradition, we could not resist once again asking CHS/CMS Wildcat Art students to share their beautiful—and sometimes humorous—images of Christmas. And once again, these young artists have inspired us with their Christmas magic.
WE'VE JUST BEEN SAVORING the latest edition of Canadian High School’s student newspaper, The Cat's Tale, which features an informative front-page report on the repair work that is underway at Canadian High School's auxiliary gymnasium.
Other news includes a report, "Working Wildcats," on CHS students who are engaged in work practicums and after-school jobs, and a story about Friday the 13th, in which students and staff reveal their own superstitions or the lack thereof.
The Canadian Wildcat Booster Club and CHS Spirit Club are sponsoring a Spirit Parade for Homecoming on Wednesday, September 6, at 6:30 pm. The route will begin at the Hemphill County Courthouse, continue up 6th Street, and end at the newly christened Chris Koetting Field.
Sixty Canadian High School seniors received their diplomas during graduation ceremonies held on Saturday, May 20, in the CHS Gymnasium.
Following addresses by Salutatorian Ella Walser and Valedictorian Ben Bryant, presentation of the diplomas to each graduate, and the symbolic shifting of tassels from right to left—representing each grad’s crossing over to a new stage in life—Canadian ISD Superintendent Lynn Pulliam named the annual winner of the coveted Liske Cup.
