Brookings High School seniors Charles Wang and Jane Ardry were honored as the Brookings Rotary Club’s October 2018 Students of the Month.
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Brookings High School seniors Charles Wang and Jane Ardry were honored as the Brookings Rotary Club’s October 2018 Students of the Month.
Wang is the son of C.Y. and Li Wang of Brookings. Some of the activities in which he has been involved are: cross country/track and field, band, student council, Quiz Bowl, Monogram Club, National Honor Society, FCCLA, German Club and Multicultural Club. His honors and offices include: National Merit Semifinalist, BHS Cross Country captain, AP Scholar with Honor, BHS Band Council Representative, 2018 Boys State Delegate, BHS German Club secretary, and homecoming king. He plans to attend college to study finance or statistics.
Ardry is the daughter of Brian and Sohee Ardry of Brookings. Some of her in-school activities include: tennis, track, National Honor Society, FCCLA, Monogram Club and Debate Club.
Outside of school, Ardry has been active as a volunteer with the Special Training and Riding Skills (STARS) program.
Her honors and offices include being a National Merit Semifinalist and FCCLA Freshman Chapter secretary.
After graduation from Brookings High School, Ardry plans to study pre-pharmacy at Drake University or South Dakota State University.
Each month during the school year, the Brookings Rotary Club recognizes two students who excel in exhibiting their motto “Service Above Self” and fulfill the ideals of the four-way test: Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
