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

Page 110 text:

Staff Experiences Deadline Depression In producing an outstanding yearbook, dedication and cooperation are expected of every member. Yearbook students experienced the monotony of meeting deadlines and working extra long hours to get it in on time. The staff attempted the task of trying to include everything that occurred during the year. So in publishing a yearbook that will please everyone, it is difficult to accomplish this job with the small budget that the staff and adviser had to work with. The group became especially depressed due to the December deadlines, as activities became hectic during the weather. But after this deadline, the staff started looking forward to seeing the yearbook in its entire completion. I will never forget that Wednesday when I realized the yearbook deadline was not a week away, but actually two days away. Following semi-coronary arrest, I immediately explained to the staff our predicament. Everyone really worked hard and somehow we met the deadline, stated Mrs. Laura Schaub, adviser. CONCENTRATION - Mrs. Schaub, yearbook adviser, checks pages to meet the deadline. fe-es, ' K frilf 1 I'Q,l llip -ar Q. 'fl ,tif-W YEARBOOK STAFF - Front Row: Vicki Keho, Dana Box, Sheilah Nobles, Leesa Fisher, Betsy Moser, Debbie Williams, Katie Hill, Katharina Van House, and Mark Pogue. Second Row: john Parris, Lisa Wofford, Eric Riggs, Bruce Lewis, janet Paden, Scott Isley, BOY IS THIS BORING - Senior photographer Mark Pogue develops negatives during yearbook in the dark room. I 2. .pi Donal Wells, Jeff Nichols, john Calloway, Mrs. Laura Schaub, adviser. Third Row: Scott Royal, Tracy Tennant, Curtis Davis, Machel Johnson, Jay Studebaker. Not pictured. Russ Morgan WELL, WOULD YOU LOOKEE THERE - Senior Leesa Fisher looks over a senior pic with Cay Bunch, senior. Wm. N I1-'zg..,A w xxx Hxf-'W ..-rv. k Q-......,---w-u,,,, A I e fi' v 'if' MD, ,- Ac.-ii' I YOU WANNA TALK - junior Katharina Van House and senior Curtis Davis work on layout and copy while discussing each other's problems.

Page 109 text:

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.

Page 111 text:

BOY, DID YOU MISS THE FUN! - Sponsor Yvonne Davis, senior Spanish club president Carla Vance, and exchange student Chuly NO COMPRENDET' - Spanish Club sponsor Yvonne Davis translates the lesson into English for a confused student. ga. sly., will ' 1 A - . .:gMY 6' ,...a.jj v A, mas! SPANISH CLUB - Front Row: Kathy Hiesel, Vera White, Dee Ann Shane, Jennie Everett, Susan Forbes, Christy Graham, Jennifer Fox, Pam May, Cindy Shaw, Maleia West, Sydney Morrison, Wendy Gross, Carla Vance, Chuly Fonseca Camacho, Elizabeth Roberts, Shelly Fonseca Camacho relax at the Spanish Club picnic held in Squirrel Hollow. ALL BY MYSELF - Senior Johnny Anderson seems totally engrossed in watching the flickering flames of the fire at the Spanish Club picnic. Cole, Sherri Palmer. Second Row: Murry Cundith, Tim Davis, Billy Dudek, Johnny Anderson, Robert Kays, Jamie Collins, Larry Dudek, Scott Smith, Paul Bruner, Glendal Arnold. Club Enjoys Films, Meals Guest speakers, filmstrips, pen pals, home-cooked Spanish meals and picnics were just a few of the many different activities enjoyed by members of the Spanish Club. The 30 members of the organization raised enough money to provide a S150 scholarship for a deserving student by selling donation tickets for several pinatas from Mexico. The group also recognized Chuly Fonseca Camacho as an honorary member of the club and assisted her in learning English well enough so that she could better communicate with other students at Page. Spanish Club meetings are held in a formal manner. The officials are elected and appointed different duties, explained Senorita Yvonne Davis, sponsor. Carla Vance was elected president, Tim Davis was chosen vice president, Cindy Shaw was selected secretary and Susan Forbes was elected treasurer at a meeting held in the fall. The group planned to sponsor a dinner or Mexican restaurant visit once each semester. I feel that we have had a very successful year in that we have sponsored a variety of activities which hopefully appealed to all members of the group, Miss Davis concluded. 1-cl' 107