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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-23, Page 13• 4 South Huron will crown studeiitiof.tho year at Friday's South Huron District High School is honouring 12 of its graduating students with the annual Students of the Year awards. Six male and six female students were nominated by the graduating classes. Grades 11, 12 and 13 students will vote on the final two choices Wednesday and Thursday. The top male and female students of the year will be announced at midnight of the Formal this Friday. The award recognizes graduating students who have contributed to school and community life throughout their years at South Huron. Being honoured this year are: Darcy Ducharme, the son of Paul and Joan Ducharme, RR 2 Zurich. The 19 -year old grade 13 student is the Social Convener of the Students Council. Darcy played basketball and ran cross country and was an in- tramural rep. Ile plans to study Chemical Engineering at Lambton College next year. Ted Oke, son of John and Joan Oke, RR 3 Exeter is presently the first vice presi- dent on the Students Council and was an intramural rep. He has played on the football, volleyball and soccer teams. Ted is involved in the local 4-H program. A 4 -year honour roll student, Ted will be at the University of Guelph next year. He is 18 years old. Dan Shute is the 19 year old son of Helen and Mervin- Shute, ervinShute, RR 1 Kirkton. Treasurer of this year's' Students Council he was also a rep last year. Dan ran cross country, played volleyball and basketball and par- ticipated in the Badminton club. He is involved in baseball and 4-H. Dan has been on the honour roll 'for three years and plans to take Business at Western. George Tomes, RR 2 Cen- tralia is the son of Tom and Phyllis Tomes. He has sery-, ed on th intramural Ex- ecutive and is this year's In- tramural Chairperson. George is a photographer for the yearbook. He was named Sr. Boy Athlete last year 'for his efforts in basketball, crosscountry, and soccer. He was South Huron's rep to Athletic leadership camp and also plays for the Hawks. An honour student all his years at South Huron, the 18 -year old will ...study Engineering at either Waterloo or Queen's University. Henry VanderBurght is the 18 -year old son of Henry and Rita VanderBurght, RR 1 Dashwood. He has contributed tc South Huron as a student council rep for four years and is presently the Head Prefect. Henry was on the wrestling team and participated in the Badminton club. He plans to study agriculture next year. Tony Wales lives in Huron Park and is the son of William and Dorothy Wales. The 19 -year old student has been involved in both intramurals and student council as reps and on the execytive. He plays basketball and drums for school bands. Alice Dietrich is the 18 -year old daughter of Stephen and Josephine Dietrich, RR 3 Dashwood. This year's Presi- dent she was also a Student Council rep for three years. As well as playing baseball, Alice was on the basketball, cross country and track and field teams. She is involved in 4-H and represented South Huron in an all -Ontario recipe contest. She carries out her duties as Exeter Fair Queen and Bean Festival Queen, and will represent Exeter at the CNE this summer. A three- year honour student Alice will study social sciences at Carleton University. Faye Gaiser is the daughter of Don and Maida Gaiser, Dashwood. She is currently on the intramural executive and has also served as a classroom rep. She plays on• the basketball, volleyball and track and field teams. In basketball she pthye' at the Ontario summer Games on the Regional team and has ° helped to coach public school players. The 19 -year old also plays baseball and is involv- ed in 4-H and her hurch. A three-year ho student Fay plans to ' tinue in physical educat Karen Hodge 1 18 -year old daughter of , and Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler who live in Crediton. She is the Yearbook editor, has been' a student council rep for four years and has helped with the school paper. She is also involved in 4-11, baseball, her church choir and Sunday school. Karen plans to take Business Management Studies at Mohawk College. Susan McClure, daughter of Karen Hodge 'Faye Gaiser Ted Oke Catherine Patterson • TASY-NU BREAD 3/$2" Ir' ` 'With every3 loaire of bread purchased �,r/' receive ONE PACKAGE of eight HAMBURG ROLLS for 49 . BADEN XXX COLBYIb.299 Nutritious BRAN MUFFINS 6/$ 1" TastyNu Bakery f& Cheese House Exeter 235-0332 v WEIGHT WATCHERS' looY•oFF WITH Mule [ Start Not only does WEIGHT WATCHERS give you a new way of eating but also? new way of life. On the new Oulck Start* program I lost 10'h pounds in the first week This gave me the positive attitude to keep following the WEIGHT WATCHERS pro- gram. I have now lost a total of 40 pounds in nine weeks. My goal weight is not too far away and I FEEL TERRIFIC! Steven Gnce Before Steven Gnce Alter Call WEIGHT WATCHERS. And start. QUICK! Enroll at any meeting Registration end First Meeting Fee 51600 57 00 weekly thereafter Senior Citizens and Students Registration and First Meeting fee 1900 S4 00 weekly thereafter New !.}ember Registration Times Evening •645pm FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 1-800-263-9491 ,wsy. *Mr....°p, MN, M h Wp° W°KN.,rl George Tomes Darcy Durcharrne Tony Wales Henry VanderBurght Alice Dietrich ERNiVieitradal • Lisa Rundle gimes - Serving South Huron, North Middlesek Susan McClure soti!..isa si.iT dvoc & North Lambton Since 1873 May 23, 1984 Dave and Margaret McClure, RR 1 Crediton is the second vice president of the Student Council. She has been a Stu- dent Council rep for four years and has written for the school newspapers. She has written SHDHS news in the Times Advocate for the past two years. Susan has been on the cross country, gym- nastics, volleyball and track teams. She was the school's rep to Athletic Leadership Camp. An honour student each of her years at South Huron the 18 -year old will be in England next year with her family on a teacher's ex- change before starting university. Catherine Patterson is the 18 -year old daughter of Hugh and Pat Patterson who live in Exeter. She was a student council rep for three years. She has excelled in gym- nastics, cross country, field hockey and track and also plays baseball. She was senior girl Athlete of the Year. Catherine has been an • honour roll student and plans to take arts at University of Toronto. Lisa Rundle, daughter of formal Allan and Marlene Rundle RR 3 Exeter is 17 -years old and in grade 12. Currently the council's secretary, she has been a student council rep for two years. She was on the newspaper staff and par- ticipates in 4-H. She is involv- ed in gymnastics, track and baseball, and teaches gym- nastics. Lisa was on the honour roll for one year and will be taking Commercial Art at Conestoga College next year. The twelve students of the year should be recognized for their contributions to South Huron. The final two choices will be presented their gifts by the 1983 Students of the Year Jamie Chaffe, Sarah McClure and Sandra Datars. Spectators are welcome throughout the Formal and especially for the midnight awards. The balcony of the ofd gym is a perfect vantage point to view the decorations for an "Evening in Ancient Rome". Formal organizer Judy Van Oshas s worked hard to transform the gym for Friday evening. The band "Traces" is performing for the large dance floor. Your Hom.Iond furniture store NOW is the best time to buy ... but do it soon. Special in- terest free offer is for a limited .time only VII � TANG'S MAIN ST. Warehouse furniture Unlimited 1New and Used Soles & Service • Antiques A Things FXFTFR 235-1964 Your Homeland furniture etre