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 Night of One Acts: Tickets are now on sale for Lancer Theatre's production of a Night of One Acts. One Acts are a series of short plays thematically arranged and performed together. They are the short stories of the fiction novel world or the digital shorts of the film world. Come out to laugh and experience theatre in a unique and exciting format never before seen on this campus! Tickets are $5 for all everyone. Faculty and Staff of WCHS will be admitted FREE of charge. Performances will begin at 7 pm on October 8-9th, 2010.
PARKING PERMINTS: The parking permits have been passed out, the parking spots have been assigned. Please do not park in someone else's parking space. Please do not park in the reserved spaces next to the sanctuary as those spaces are for the church. If you do not have a parking permit you will need to fill out the parking permit application and turn it in to the attendance office with your $60.00 to Mrs. Privett in the Burton West building. If you have already paid your fee but didn't get your permit, it is most likely because you didn't turn in the application.
S.E.C.R.E.T.S.: The next two Thursdays will be on "How to be Hot!" Come to Thompson Hall with your lunch. Also don't forget our SECRET box in Mrs. Tawel's room. Drop by or bring Thursday to Thompson.
STUDENT NEWSPAPER: Western would like to post articles by students in our online web e-paper. If you would like to write articles or edit articles and see your name in the new online newspaper, please sign up at the library. Include your full name, your email address and what you are interested in. Upcoming articles will include covering Homecoming -game and events, Harvest festival, rallies, Freshmen Life and Freshmen elections, sports teams and interesting game news, interviews with new teachers and students, chapels - any school news deemed newsworthy. Mrs. Tawel is looking for a student editor of the e-paper. See Mrs. Tawel and Sign up TODAY!
GOT GOLF CARTS? ASB is asking anybody willing to let us use your golf carts for the Homecoming game, October 15th. We will welcome any golf cart! If you have any questions or to sign up your golf cart, please see Mr. Matlock in room 204-W or email JMatlock@westernchristian.org.
ART CLUB IS STARTING!!! Calling all artists!!!! Ever wish your work could be displayed at an art show? Or do you find yourself doodling during lectures? Then add some color to your life. JOIN ART CLUB!!! We've got everything: puppets, jewelry making, knitting and crochet, papier-mache and mask-making, drawing and painting mixed media, and even a budding anime division. Just pay a one-time fee of $15 for use of the supplies for the year and join us awesome ones every Thursday after school from 3 - 5 pm in room 101 east. See Evelyn Haro or Ms. Garside for more details.
Homecoming dress checks will be held Monday, October 4th through Monday, October 11th only. Please come in to the High School East Office to sign up for your dress check appointment. ALL dresses must be approved in order to attend Homecoming.
HOMECOMING BANQUET TICKETS: Tickets for this year's Homecoming "A Timeless Legacy" go on sale starting Tuesday, October 5th during lunch. Tickets are $65.00 each if purchased by 3:00PM on Friday, October 8th. Tickets purchased after October 8th will be $75.00 each.
Senior Renewal is next week, Wednesday, October 13th. This is a mandatory event for all seniors. Permission slips were distributed during English class last week and are due back to Miss Sylvester (room 102-W) or to the High School East Office by Thursday, October 7th. All students need to be here by 8:00AM and will return to school at 3:00PM. We will be taking a bus to Senior Renewal location.
 Article taken from DailyBulletin.com
Clay Fowler, Staff Writer
Considering the omnipresence of delays in any sort of construction, Western Christian must be commended for the ambitious schedule regarding its new football stadium.
After beginning to build the first on-campus facility in the school's 90-year history on Aug. 24, Western Christian is planning to open its new stadium Oct. 15 for its homecoming game against Pasadena Maranatha. So, in less than two months, the Lancers will have constructed their new stadium.
"Some pretty crazy stuff has gone on in the last month," Western Christian athletic director Nick Karavedas said. "We got approval from the city in mid-August and we said, `We have to open it this year.' This is just the first phase but we wanted to get it ready for play and what better time to open it than homecoming?"
Having moved last year from its original campus in West Covina to the former campus of Upland Christian, the smaller eight-man football field of Upland Christian – which was 80 yards by 40 yards – was enlarged to suit Western Christian's 11-man team. Several portable buildings were removed to make room for phase one but additional bleachers and a snack bar will be added at a later date to complete the second phase of construction.
"We had to move some buildings, bring in some additional lighting and a scoreboard and we made the field longer and wider," Karavedas said. "We basically retro-fitted the old eight-man field. And the good thing is this will benefit the football team but the boys and girls soccer teams will be able to play here, too."
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