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

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I x. 1 'X' ...Q,. v DEBATERS - Senior Rodger Payne along with Richard Ferrin attended a speech tournament in Phildelphia, Pennsylvania. x 1 he x iff si I .. eaei,a.laaaaeriaeelra i v Q1 Xir. ALI.-STATE BANDITES - Senior David Kolker, junior Susan Forbes, and senior Tom Sherwood were chosen to All- State Band. i I I ,, ,N SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE - Senior Robin Shuler, sophomore Kristen Fox, senior Tom Sherwood, junior Naomi Hatsfelt, and senior Curtis Davis were chosen to attend All-State Chorus. r--.au 5 gi slac ig 'xv aw' ff 's X is .AF 1 A wb

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Sandites Gain Outstanding Recognition A number of students were recognized throughout the year for outstanding achievement in specific areas both in and out of school. Sam Harris returned to Nashville to tour the country with Opryland's l Hear America Singing group and later journeyed with them to Hawaii. He was also chosen to perform in a nationally televised special in early spring with that group. Lowell Matthews and Kathy Cross were semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. Robin Shuler, Naomi Hatsfelt, Kristen Fox, Curtis Davis, and Tom Sherwood were chosen for All-State Chorus. David Kolker, Susan Forbes, and Tom Sherwood were selected to attend All-State Band. Craig Sanders won, for the second time, the AAU Junior National Wrestling Championship. Rodger Payne and Richard Perrin attended a National Debate Tournament held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. John Blake received the Lineman of the Year award and also made it to the All-State team. He also signed a letter of intent to play football at OU. At the fall OIPA conference, former yearbook staff members found that the 1978 Sandite had received a rating with highest honors at OU. WELCOME TO OU - John Blake is congratulated by head coach Barry Switzer following his signing of a letter of intent to play football at OU next fall. sf--. ' X asv' 1 f-aff- Nana-sv' hu., 'a-q-of' --4-nv' MERIT BADGES - Seniors Lowell Matthews coming semi-finalists in the National Merit and Kathy Gross received recognition after be- z A STAR IS BORN - Senior Sam Harris received recog- nition when he left school early in order to go on a cross-country tour with Opryland. COIUCSI. M.. .atMm.,a,,.,,,dt,,., E 1 A CHAMPION - Senior Craig Sanders, who won a National Championship in Iowa, defeats an opponent during a home wrestling match.

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I ,fr f A e xx, , it V MM -,f 0 , at BUY ME A VALENTINE! - FBLA members sell candy to students to be sent to s In displaying participation, the clubs and organizations of Page have attained highest recognition for their devotion and loyalty in promoting spirit among the student body. Of the various organizations that have demonstrated pride in the school is the band whose members have received outstanding honors for their talents in various contests. The band members have been sole supporters in all our athletic events as well as in arousing student spirit. Also, such clubs as the National Honor Society encourage students to excell in academic studies. Other groups such as the Key Club worked to improve the community. Finally, the journalism department deserves special recognition for informing the students on events in their school through the Sandtonian and Traffick. Of course, the yearbook staff also worked long hours to produce an outstanding yearbook. These are just a few of the organizations that deserve recognition as well as many others. 1'- Q weethearts during second hour on Valentine's Day. The clubs and organizations are an essential part to student involvement and spirit. 1