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

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Page,s 1969-1970 foreign exchange student was Sholeh Dabiri, who came to the United States from Iran. Her American parents were Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Lynch. Kay Lynch was her American sister. Sholeh,s home town is Isfahan. This town is very famous and is known as 6'The Museum of the East . When asked why she came to the United States with the AFS, Sholeh said, My purpose for coming to the United States under the AFS program is to see America and its improve- ments, to meet its people, and to learn about their culture and customs. I wish to speak Eng- lish fluently and I hope I can learn it this yearf, arf, - W A . f rsaa 535 i19'j ,-!5j.. f '5' 15 iv K . ,,,, ez' Promotion of international good will is I Sholeh fLiliJ Dabiri finds it easy to enter in class participation, especial- one Semester, Lili gained many new 9XPel'len095 35 ell 35 fl'16ndS and ly when the subject happens to be about her country, Iran! Staying for Page SnldCYliS hated to See her leave

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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.

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if 6 ,sg 5 x Q QQ: the goal of 'I A Mfovri giifinl ' H lllt bv- Kim shows Bill the difference between the American version of football and the football played in Argentina. kj' 7 Bill Sosa-Suarez, our exchange student from Argentina, fit into the Page curriculum with very little or no difficulty. He carried a full schedule consisting of Math IV, English, phys- ics, government, public speaking, and typing, and somehow managed to find time for sports. Even though his course of studies was fewer than that in Argentina, the one here was more difficult since he had to use English. Consider- ing these factors, Billis ability to maintain his high scholastic average was amazing. His only difficulty came from trying to understand our customs and the slang terms we used. He al- ways took our slang phrases literally! Wi. ,.,. ,wt-reizrga .. We-fmt 4 W' , I. Ll. . 5. .1 vp!! .Q,,l,: fl' f sfkt.f Vr5?' I ' l EAW LE-. l .4 , af '. '. Guillermo Sosa-Suarez and his American brother, Kim Dunn, show how it is possible to play baseball on a football field!