Whitby Free Press. Wednesday, June 9, 1993, Page 25 Meranda Waters HENRY ST. H.S. 4'.e 410 r Cheryl-Ann MacKean ANDERSON C.V.I. I would like ta begin this weak's column with a note of thanke te 21 Anderson students who voluntaared ta aid staff at the Durham Corporato Chal- lenge. Students assistad with the co- ordination of' parking, judgirig, cooking, scoring, timixng, equip- ment assambly and dlean-up. Those students who attended were Samner Abdelnour, Frances Cameron, Lori Daniel, Tara Evanshen, Meredith Gilbert, An e Kapuscinski, Pamn Kirk- JnJanis Leering, Hydc Luthra, Sarah Matthews, Krs- ton Miller, Keri-Lynna Morris, Kate Muir, Oria Osbourne, Thuy Phan, Tisha Roerdink, Caria Simon, KÇirsten Stevens, Deirdra Thrasher, Eva Tsang and Brandi Wood. Chuck Stewart and Heather Wehar were two teachors who accompanied the students on what is describad as "a Grade 6 field day." Stewarts adds that, It was a riot! Just plain aId fun." And as 1992-93 siowly camnes ta an end, students ral iy ta do the usual end-of-high-school acti- vities. Last weak, students received 'Symbolique,' the 1992-93 year- book. Each day last week and this week, most of the schaol population could ha found sign- ingyearbooks. he most popular of end-of- the-schaol-year ativities is the high schoo prom. This year the ~rom w s held at Le Park in King and Queen of the prom this year were James Armitage and Samnantha Lamb, respec- tively. The Prince and Princess were Rob Halpin and Jeanne Smith respactively'. Other proud winners at this year'sp rom were: John Haick, as Most I ikoly ta succead; Grant Cole, as niost likely to go bald; Jack 1-ayden, as most likely to reach skid row; Deeann Lama and Todd Cyr, as couple most likey to marry; Boxanne Stewart and Bart Mul lin as most likey to divorce; Keith Manship, as class clown; Matt Anderson, as hast school spirit; Cort Fawler, as best leg/male; Erica Gamble, as hast legs/female; Todd Cyr, as hast body/mala; Arija Birze, as hast body/female. 1992-93 bas been an especially long year for Anderson's student ONE PARENT FAM]LES Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Association will meat on Tuesday, June 15, 8 p.xn., at Simcoe Hall Sttiament House, 387 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. Guest speaker Sandy Yorke will discuss « How ta Grow an Adult,' positive reinforcement and its long-tarm rewards. Alil are welcome. For more information, caîl 436-5089 or 728-1011. PC USEIIS' CLUB The Durham PC Users' Club, supporting local computer enthusiasts, will meet on Monday, June 14, 7 ta 10 p.m., at Oshawa Little Theatre, 62 Russctt St., Oshawa. Admission is free. For more information, contact Barbara Rice at 434-7420 or Bruce Laycraft at 728-9351. WOMEN'S AGLOW Women's Aglow Fellowship, Oshawa-Whitby chapter will meat on Thursday, June 10 at Cullen Gardens, Whitby, aboya the restaurant. Refreshmenth and feliowship will hagin at 7 p.m., followed by praise and worship at 7:30 p.m. The cost is $7. cauncil. And as many times as thoir names have heen mentioncd hafore, MIl mention theni again with thanks from ail staff and students at ACVI. You did a great job.ea'stdn coci This er tdytcuii consistado!' president Rab Hal- pin, vice-president James Armi- taga, treasuror Kirsten Stevens, secretary Leaf Worsley, social diroctors Janoan Smith and Kris- ton Miller, and program directar Samantha Lamb. T'his year's student council electians resultad in a vote for Mark Rainay a,, president for the 1993-94 schari year. A year ta romember this one will undoubtedly ha, The school, that is, of 1992-93. This year, it's hard to haliove passed so fast, When most of us thought it was going ta, last and last. Who would have thought school could ha this much fun, Thon again, how could it nat ha whon the Hawks are number one? Keeping upw~ith the Hawks is not a simple feat, In acadcmnics we rule and in sports we can't ho haat. They started off the year and throughout kept us keen, Our student council, Josh, Joli', Eric, Lara and Kathleen. Noxt year, Jenn, Amy, Mike, Gord and Vik will replace The student council of old, and what challenges they'il face. New tears and activities were added this year alike, Including Henry SAID and dance and aorobics, ta hclp you stay light. The 'Slave Auction' and 'Dress Dawn Day' were sean again for United Way Week, As well as 'Pay ta Park' and ' The Dating Game' ta make this year's avent unique. Cancer and Saxual Assault Awareness wero just twva celebratcd weeks, But don't forgot also, Safety Awareness and the Enviro Ciub's Earth Week. Something different this year which miade anc specific weok aven hatter, Was one froc day off of school due ta realiy snaovy weather. The music dcpartment wvas as busy and delightful as always, With exchangcs, parades and concerts ta pass the sonetimes endless days. The dramna club wvas equally invaived, in fact, With 'In Retrospcct of Thorns' and 'An Evening af One Acts.' Great ' Ts,' a BBQ and the contest 'Pie in Your Eye,' Was the student council way of waving the grads goodbye. The seniors' favourite avent was ontitled, ' Enchantment Under the Sea,' And was a niarvelous evening, thanks ta Brandi Z. Valedictorian was namad that very same night, And Dava Mudga it would seem fit the criteria just right. Mr. Musselman, sadly, too, will ha leaving this year For averything he's dona at Henry he deserves an enormous Hawk cheer. To aIl those whose time to leave Henry has corne, AIlways treasure the timos, the laughs, the mamories and the fun! Students face challengeI Tomorrow, Pringle Creek Pub- lic School students will face a science and technology 'chal- lenge' from the Durhami Indus- trylEducation Council. About 100 grade 7 and 8 stu- dents wil participate in such exercises as 'Create an ava- lanche,' 'Building a platform,' 'Clean up a toxic waste site' and 'Computer puzzle.' The exorcises were designed hy tho council's science and techno- logy comnittea to promote stu- dent intwrest in tE study of science. The cornmittee is made up of volunteers froni local business, industry and education. The 'challenge'is being held at Durham College. 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