Charles Page High School - Sandite Yearbook (Sand Springs, OK)

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VALEDICTORIANS Students attain flawless transcripts Charles Page had three Valedictorians for the year 1970: Marilyn Smith, Richard Burns, and Karel Kolker. Marilyn Smith was in Thespians, Pep Club, and National Honor Society for three years. While serving as NHS Student Council Representa- tive, she was installed on the Intramural Com- mittee for Student Council. She belonged to Future Business Leaders of America and was Parliamentarian for Future Teachers of America. Marilyn was a delegate to American Freedom Forum in 1968 and 1970, delegate to T.U.L.S.A. Seminar, to Business and Professional Womenis Club Americanism Seminar and chosen as their Girl of the Month for November. She was also a delegate to 1969 Girls' State. Marilyn was a previous member and vice-presi- dent of the National Forensic League. Richard Burns was in Future Business Leaders of America Club. In his Senior year he served on the Intramural Committee of Student Coun- cil and was also in Hi-Y and National Honor Society for three years. Karel Kolker was in National Honor Society and Pep Club for three years. In her Senior year, she was NHS vice-president and Pep Club vice-treasurer. She also belonged to Future Teachers of America and Student Council. Karel was a delegate to Oklahoma Girls, State and was in Business and Professional Womenis Club Americanism Seminar and she was Girl of the Month for them in February. Karel was November's Senior Citizen and received an Honorable Mention in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. She is listed in the 1969-70 edition of Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students . 124

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Officers, Dan Marrs, president: Karel Kolker. vice-president: Sandi Mullins. secretary: Marilyn Smith, student council representative: Ted Coombes, treasurer. ROW 21 Pam Mosier, Rhonda Raybum, Carolyn McCarty, Patricia Rusk, Debra Potts. Connie Hardeman, Rachel Dur- ham, jamie Welch, Brenda Driscoll, Paula Newell, Marcia Manes, Car- olyn Casey, Kathy Mize, Rita Shope, Sandy Matlock, Sandra Hixson, Sharon Mann, Connie Moss, Patty Fisher, Kay Robinson, Peggy WVil- liams,QDonna McLain. ROW 3: Doyle Graham, Mike Brown, Kathy Frey, Jamie Mercer, james Doyle, David Giles, Richard Burns, Susan Deas, James Kave, Mark Buchanan, Skip Hess, Iimmy Redfearn, Sue Edmunds, Dianne Shamel, Pam Higgins, Billie Turnage, Brenda Crow, Renee Potter, Carol Bohannon, Marty Harden, Kay Williams. ROW 4: Diane Cox, john Lancaster, Mark Thompson, Bill Bounds, Steve Fiery, Kelley Gilmore, John Collins, Brian Pinkey, Ioe Seratte, Riley Gilmore, Fredy Schaeffer, justin Studebaker, Ricky Warren, Mike Lunsford, Charles Scott, Ray Presley, lim Roberts, Gary Pryor, Glenn Steffy, Earl jenkins, Charles Ramming, sponsor. HS strives for improved scholarship ' ,ato-.ff-W ua ' -v., --...gs 125 To be elected a member of the National Honor Society is an accomplishment that every member should be proud of because membership sets the student apart from the average high school student. The association of scholars initiates nearly a hundred students every year. This large number is a witness to a scholastic record of which students of Page and members of NHS should be proud.