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

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Flag Girls Add Color To Band 2 3 A- . 8. ds W HIS OWN WORLD - Senior Brad Finley drifts into wonder-wonder land as he listens ' to the band playing during first hour. LEFT, RIGHT, LEFI' - The flag girls march on the field during halftime at one of the many home games. if TRUMPETS READY - Trumpet T players await the signal for them to 1 L begin playing. l BLOW YOUR HORN - junior Richard Fisher gives it all he's got while playing his prized trombone. ,H H . W' yyaa SMILE AT THE BIRDIE - Juniors Marlena Reeder and Kim Fullbright, and seniors Anna Conklin and Tracy Tennant pose while watching a home football game. FLAC GIRLS - Front Row.- Marcie Keith, Tammy Griffith, Susan Forbes, Nancee Spry, Shelly Colbert, Cheri Craddock, Janice Bennett, Marilyn Panter. Second Row: Laura Presley, Marlena Reeder, Becky Estrin, Tracy Tennant, Susan Teaff, Ruth Brewer. I 7.............

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DRUM MAIORS - Seniors David Kolker and Mike Perryman are this year's drum majors for the pride of proud country. . ,.,.r . Echano at the 'Nw . il s. PERFECTION - The band performs district contest held at Union High School. fi! 1 EARLY TO RISE - The band practices at 7 a.m. each morning. Seniors Attend Drum Corps Camp As the 1978-79 season began so did a totally new style of marching start. Because of the change in routine style, seniors David Kolker and Mike Perryman traveled to Liberty Missouri to attend a drum corps style training camp at William jewel College. At the camp, Kolker and Perryman were taught the new show-styling marching techniques as well as learning that they were no longer drum majors but now BAND COUNCIL - Front Row: Cheri Craddock, senior representative, Denise MacDonald, junior representative, Susan Schinnerer, StuCo representative, Mary Robertson, junior representative. Second Row: ir All xr r' sa' ,M ,., ., 5. field commanders . Along with the many responsiblities came a lot of pressure. An example of the pressure is keeping my cool during hours of repetitive rehearsals, stated Field Commander Perryman. Yet, it all pays off when Mike and I are leading the Band at any performance or contest. It's a proud feeling knowing you're in command of the best Band in state. Mike Perryman, drum majorg Mike Parker, senior representativep Tom Sherwood, president, Richard Fisher, junior representative, David Kolker, drum major. .y-..-.1 --.-Q..---, Another important part of the band is the Band Council. A boy and girl representative are elected from each class to represent each Bandite in the council, stated Band President Tommy Sherwood. The council's various duties are to plan the annual Halloween party, organize the Band banquet as well as outline the activities for the Colorado trip. FLUTE FORCE - Sophomore Kristen Fox practices her flute during first hour band. as N www A si e 101

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rf Tl? Nl Valaiiufali RIFLE GIRLS - Front Row: Kelley Harris, Christy Graham, Kim Fullbright, Janice Kincade, Stephanie Parnell. Second Row: Sarah A ,xt-4 ' Stinnett, Michelle Bolton, Mary Robertson, Liz Davis, Christy Withrow. ., .wife attendant +I