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WITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1985, PAGE 15 Curry and Needham named first "Students of the Week" ByDONNA FLETCHER A.C.V.I. Anderson's "Student of the Week" program acknowledges Our scbool's pride ln its hard-working students wbo bave made an out- standing contribution towards building school spirit. Two recipients of tbe "Student of the Week" award tbis year are Kamai Curry of grade 13, and Heather Needham of grade 12. Botb of these girls define scbool spirit as By SUSAN MICHIELI Denis O'Connor H.S. Wel, tbe bolidays are overi1 It is time to return to tbe grindstone. However, it is not only time to get back ta tbe boos and to homework, it is tirne to study, study, studyl1 Examinations are upon us. "Tbey" begin on Jan. 21 and continue to Jan. 28. Good luck ail. Witb tbe return to school came also retreat time for tbe grade 12's. Half of tbe grade 12 classes attended Queen of the Aposties Renewal Centre in Mississauga on Jan. 7 and 8; tbe other baîf on Jan. 14 and 15. The 12's enjoyed the retreat saying tbat it was an interesting and inspirational experien- ce. .Graduation tickets are presently on sale for $16 single and $32 a couple. Tbe dance la ta tbe entbusiasm of tbe student body as a wboie, proudly cbeering for a school activity. Kamal and Heatber are promoting scbool spirit because tbey want to belp make tbeir fellow studentsbhappy. Kamal Curry bas been a resident of Wit- by for 12 years. Sbe bas attended Hutcison Public Scbool, and has been Valedictorian of ber graduating year at Whitby Senior Public School. At Anderson, Kamal bas been active in intermurals and tbe be beld in June but tickets must be sold now ta facilitate preparations. So burryl1 Buy your tickets now so tbat tbe dance will be a tremendous success. it is the time of year when we say good-bye ta those graduating grade 12's and 13's. Some of the seniors will be leaving after exams to explore variaus en- deavours - community college, university, the work-world. Good luck ail. As is usual just before any set af examinations, academics become paramount and atbletic and club activities fade. The girls' volleyball teams are busy prac. tising for tbeir up- coming scbedule and future reports will detail resuits. A final bonne chance to those burning the midnigbt ail. dance committee, as well as being a member of tbe basketball, volleyball, and soccer teams. This year, Kamal is a member of Anderson Students' Athletic Association, tbe Perfect Society, and is the Student Council representative for ber bomeroom. Kamal bas worked extremely bard for tbe Anderson Alum- ni Society tu icreate tbe imaginative decorations for this year's graduation ceremony. Kamal writes tbrougbt- provoking articles for the scbool newspaper "Tbe School Spirit", and is editor-in-cbief ai tbe Public Relations Committee. Heatber Needhamn bas lived in Witby for f ive years and formerly at- tended Witby Senior Public Scbool. Durini ber four years at Ander- son, Heatber bas been an important motivator in Anderson's suc- cessful fashion sbows, "Festivals de Mode". DIABETES WORKSHOPS Tbe Durbam Regian branch of tbe Canadian Diabetes Association wili be holding two diabetes workshops in tbe montb of January. On Jan. 24 Marlene Grass wil bold a blood testing workshop and a diet workshop will be held on Jan. 31. Bath workshops will be beld in tbe auditorium of -the Wbit- by Public Library beginning at 7p.m. Tbere is a fee of $3 for the first family member and 50-cents for each additional family mem- bers per worksbop. For more information cali Lily Englisb at 728- 3825. price for the ~- larger & hait suze woman Starts Wed., Jan. I 6th FASHIONABLF1 HALF SIZES 120 ATHOL ST., WHITBY 668-4375 IA fellowsip atscbool. A certificate and let- ter from our principal recognizes the special efforts of Anderson's Student of tbeWeek. While in grade 11, Heather bas won the Best Actress Award for her fantastic perfor- mance in "The Sequined Glove", a play whicb bas been presented at Anderson's First An- nual Five-Minute, One- Act Play Festival. In grades 9 and 10, Heatber bas been on Anderson's Honor Roll. Heather bas also played on basket- bail and volleyball teams. This year Heatber bas started the Booster Club wbicb con- sists of a group of students who wear iden- tifying sweatsbirts and cbeer for schooi teams. Sbe is also Anderson's Student Council program cbairperson, and bas some different. and entbusiastic new ideas for a video dance, a multi-cuitural week, as well as spirit week to promote more student participation and good 8 SIMCOE ST. N. A(OSHAWA) Llmited Downtown Oshawa q 725-4511 '$800GEANT! i NOW'STHETIME i I ta o W itch to the ge ntle, even iE T I comfort of Electric Heat and take I I advantage of the *Canada 011 I w.u.i.ziSubstitution Program (COSP) I *grant of up to$800 BUT HURRY! 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