March Student Leader candidates want to go where needed
The Daily Ardmoreite
Editor s note: The Patriot Ardmore Student Leader program recognizes high school seniors, nominated by their high school administrative staff, that demonstrate integrity and leadership in school and extracurricular organizations while upholding high standards at the academic level. Each month two student leaders are named, and at the end of the school year the monthly student leaders will vie for the Student Leader of the Year title and a new car provided by Patriot Ardmore.
Student Leader candidates often show a level of strength and determination that seem immovable and the two candidates selected for March are no different. Ardmore High School’s Abby Emde and Healdton High School’s Wade Etter are both fixtures in their respective schools’ student bodies with the wisdom to know that not everything has to be set in stone.
Athletic camps shape Dec. Student Leader of the Year candidates
The Daily Ardmoreite
Editor s note: The Patriot Ardmore Student Leader program recognizes high school seniors, nominated by their high school administrative staff, that demonstrate integrity and leadership in school and extracurricular organizations while upholding high standards at the academic level. Each month two student leaders are named, and at the end of the school year the monthly student leaders will vie for the Student Leader of the Year title and a new car provided by Patriot Ardmore.
High school is a time for teenagers to explore the various paths they can take as they enter adulthood. Some seniors graduate with a laser focus on their future while others are still weighing their options, and the December candidates for the Patriot Ardmore Student Leader of the Year award are no different. What sets them apart from their peers, however, is the leadership and volunteerism they’ve picked up along the way.