<div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">The Possible Characters</span></span></div><br/><div style="text-align: justify;">So I guess all that's left is what sort of characters am I looking for.  Well I'm looking for upwards of six characters, maybe more if we get enough interest.  It's up to you what kind of character you want to play, but I am looking predominately for hockey players of course.  Other characters, like cheerleaders, nerds, stoners, and even teachers are welcome also.  Below are list's of possible ideas for your character positions, but other than the Hockey positions, the others aren't mandatory.</div><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">D-H-S Senior or Jr. Boys Hockey Positions</span></span></div><br/><div align="center"><ul class="bbc_list"><li><strong>Goalie:</strong>(Taken) Perhaps the toughest position in all of sports, the goalie is the one player who can control a team’s confidence. His job is to keep the puck out of the net, and if he’s good, he can take his team a long way. Good goalies win championships.</li><li><strong>Defensemen:</strong>(Both slots taken) A team at full strength has two — one on the left side and another on the right. Nowadays, there are three primary kinds of defensemen. One is creative and offensive-minded; he likes to handle the puck and lead the team up ice, but is not too physical. Another is defensive-minded, a stay-at-home bruiser who plays a physical game and doesn’t often venture out of his zone with the puck. And there are those rare athletes who are a combination of the two.</li><li><strong>Right wing:</strong>(Taken) He works the right side of the ice for the most part. He needs to be a physical player who is good along the boards and in the corner. He is responsible for the opposition’s left defenseman in the defensive zone.</li><li><strong>Left wing:</strong> Traditionally a left-handed shot, but the NHL is seeing more right-handers playing this position now, a practice picked up from the Europeans. A right-hander has a better angle to shoot from when he’s coming in on his wing. Like the right wing, he needs to be able to dig out the puck from the corners and battle in front of the net.</li><li><strong>Center:</strong>(Taken) He quarterbacks his club at both ends of the ice. Must be good at face-offs and passing, and it doesn’t hurt if he's a good shot as well. Coaches want a lot of creativity in this position — and a lot of hockey smarts.</li></ul><br/>Position descriptions taken from: HERE (http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/ice-hockey-positions-explained.html#ixzz1S9qKLnQc)<br/></div><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">D-H-S Senior or Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders</span></span></div><br/><div align="center"><ul class="bbc_list"><li><strong>Captain:</strong> Leader of the Squad.</li><li><strong>Co-Captain:</strong>(Taken) Co-leader of the Squad</li><li><strong>Cheerleaders:</strong> Cheerleaders can be anything from Tumbers, Flyers, and/or bases on a squad.</li></ul></div><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">D-H-S Radio</span></span></div><br/><div align="center"><ul class="bbc_list"><li><strong>DJ:</strong>(Taken) Goes on-air to broadcast news and play music</li><li><strong>Workers:</strong> Miscellaneous positions.</li></ul></div><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">D-H-S Clubs</span></span></div><br/><div align="center"><ul class="bbc_list"><li><strong>Dunbarton Athletic Association (DAA):</strong> Meets every Tuesday at lunch in room 304.  They do many different sport related events around the school.  For example, they run intramurals and host the Athletic Banquet in June to acknowledge athelete's accomplishments from the year.</li><li><strong>Music Council:</strong> Meets every Thursday at Lunch at the Auditorium in South Campus.  This council supports the Music Department and other Dunbarton fundraising initiatives.</li><li><strong>DHS Environmental Council:</strong>  Meets Wednesdays at lunch with executive meetings on Mondays in room 440.  Dunbarton is a gold level Ecoschool with a wide-ranging set of curriculum and club based environmental initiatives.</li><li><strong>French Society (DFS):</strong>  Meets every Thursday at lunch in room 416.  DFS aspires to raise school awareness of national bilingualism, increase appreciation of French culture, strengthen French skills, and to enhance French through education as well as intellectual, social and creative activities.  It is a council founded on the principles that knowledge and pride for bilingual national heritage is key to understanding our identity and promoting national pride.</li><li><strong>S.T.O.P</strong>:  The Students Together Opposing Prejudice Council, better known as S.T.O.P. is a dedicated group at DHS.  The council works together to promote multiculturalism and diversity, helping to eliminate problems concerning prejudice and discrimination around the school.  The S.T.O.P. council is also in charge of the cultural events that take place at DHS</li><li><strong>M.S.A</strong>:  The Muslim Student Association meets every Tuesday at lunch in room 308.  The goal of this council is to spread awareness about Islam and eliminate prejudice in Dunbarton High School through their events.  They host the annual Eid Luncheon, organize an Islamic Awareness Month assembly, and run the Blood Donor Clinic.  these are just a few of the biggest events.  They also have samosa sales and little fundraisers througout the school year.</li><li><strong>GSA</strong>:  GSA (Gay-Straight Alliance) meets every Tuesday after school in room 704.  Dunbarton's Gay-Straight Alliance draws on the courage of LGBT youth and the commitment of straight allies working in partnership to change the school climate, promote acceptance, and reform school policies.  Strong, well-supported GSAs can have a major impact on the education enviroment and possess the power to transform individuals, school cultures, and educational institutions.</li><li><strong>IMPACT</strong>:  IMPACT is a Christian council that runs at Dunbarton High School.  They meet every Wednesday, at lunch in room 307.  At the meetings they get to know one another better and become friends.  Throughout the year they plan various events.  The biggest event with the help of all councils at DHS is Santa Cause.  Santa Cause is a two week event that raises money for the Salvation Army.</li><li><strong>Arts Council</strong>:  Arts Council's mission is to spread the arts throughout Dunbarton, whether it be visual, dramatic or musical.  Our biggest event is Coffee House, which is essentially an intimate showcase of student talent.  They also host Arts Week, Door Decorating, Buskering, Applefest, and more!  They meet every Wednesday at lunch in Room 821 of south campus. </li><li><strong>Student Senate</strong>:  Student Senate is an elected group of students that meet three times per semester to discuss upcoming events.  Each homeroom has a Class Ambassador, or "CA" that is elected at the beginning of the semester.  Approximately 80 CA's receive information regarding Dunbarton's upcoming events, which they pass on to their homerooms.  This generates awareness for the events, which in turn gets more students involved in leadership activities.</li><li><strong>President's Council</strong>:  Presidents' Council meets every other Monday in the leadership room.  This a meeting for every president of every council at DHS.  These meetings are for the councils to discuss what events are running throughout the school and to organize and plan major events.</li></ul><br/>Clubs and descriptions taken from: HERE (http://dunbarton.ddsbschools.ca/index.php?option=com_content&amp;view=article&amp;id=240&amp;Itemid=219)</div>