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

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JE 'c M. . Wififffgfjzi f WW in 0 Council Holds Early Meetings The Student Council is an important organization at Page that works to improve the school and represent the student body. Getting up early for Student Council meetings had its bad points but it was worth it, commented Jill Burger, Student Council representative. Among the projects conducted by Student Council were the planting of trees on the campus and sending flowers to sick students in the hospital or to those who had a death in the family. Members of the council also decorated the lobby for Christmas and made food baskets for needy persons during the holiday season. The council was responsible for the newspaper drive and the annual talent show. If the council had more participation from the members, it could really be a progressive force in the school, stated Laurie Cooper, secretary-treasurer. I M s.tW,,,ra.....W A OR E - Student Council sponsor Bob Combs checks a students grade in his geometry class. .,..f ' l1',' is , Q 55, X f it 4. ik . ff .s... X W LIFE IS A BED OP ROSES - StuCo president Scott Smith stops for a quick l 1 l hit with a fri fnd, f m g ' ff-- R it GETTING CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE - Student Council officers, Cindra McWilliams, vice- president, Scott Smith, president, and Judy McWilliams, secretaryftreasurer, show their pride while riding through the Homecoming Parade. .WW M T.f . , , li . fit? V, 1. 1, 't,, .........A-1-fe,-W-,.,,..,,,,, A ,,..w-ff' .... STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row: Susan Munn, Rhonda Nobles, Elizabeth Roberts, Pam May, Jennifer Fox, Cindra McWilliams, Jill Burger, Jamie Bales, Susan Schinnerer, Katie Hill, Laurie Cooper, Debbie Shriner, Devena Stephenson, Judy McWilliams, Ca-thy Maynard, Cindy Shaw, Maris Cundith, Jeannie Smith, Angie Ballard. Second Row: Major Brown, Montie Cole, Billy'Dudeck, Jay Yaws, Lance Cheney, Darren Boone, Mark Pogue, Curtis Davis, Scott Smith, Robert Kays, Dwayne Long, Roger Payne, Lowell Matthews, Murry Cundith. .WMV R . ,,

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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

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g as I ' ts.. 'Zn . 5 'mm ,R ,, N my kivg, L kkwriirrlkwbk f SANDTONIAN STAFF - Clockwise: Sydney Scott Royal, Randy Mills, Dwayne Long, Gay Morrison, Paul Phillips, Sheila Lancaster, jeff Bunch, Mrs. Laura Schaub, adviser, Tina Martin, Marilyn Panter, Betty Moser, Cannon, Bruce Lewis, Katie Hill, Katharina Sharecia McCalip, Cari Shafer, Elaine Cory, TYPE A LITTLE, TALK A LITTLE - junior Katharina Van House practices half of her motto as she types her story for journalism. I is xx'-: N l Van House, Jill Burger, Patti Hodges. lT'S MRS. SCHAUB -Adviser Mrs. Laura Schaub corrects a student while asking for story ideas for the next issue of the Sandtonian. YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDIN' - Senior Michelle Lafitte practices her journalistic abilities during class. www' ANY SUGGESTIONS ??? - Senior co-editors jill Burger and Gay Bunch conduct a staff meeting during second hour. Staff Strives To Publish The Sandtonian staff strived to publish the newspaper on time even though the presses in the print shop broke down many times during the year. The staff faced many problems at the beginning of the year which they overcame with the leadership displayed by the third-year students and several of the second-year reporters, stated Mrs. Laura Schaub, adviser. The paper changed its system of organization of the various news contained in the paper. A new system of assigned beats was added to the paper, according to co-editor jill Burger. I was very pleased with our change in news coverage and the staff who contributed a great deal to the Sandtonian, commented Gay Bunch, co-editor. I also want to thank the Sand Springs Leader-Times and especially Kerry Woolard for their help, commented Mrs. Schaub.