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

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V FUTURE COWBOYS - Sophomores Sonny Davis and Ronnie Wilson enjoy a brief moment of relaxation during agriculture . class. Senio 'Attendant - Devkgna Stevenson H in . 'LQ' .' gg' , , x -3. ,. i, 'J 'ff 53? ' v 'if71r4 t-wi,3'22'.sr ' 1.45.1 'Af ,, V '...s55gf,iz,,:r7, , M. ...sf mM,5,m 1 55. , FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - Front Row: Mr. james Standfield, adviser, Sonny Davis, Dona Ayers, Sweetheart, reporter, Charlie Krumsiek, treasurer, Scot Campbell Vice President, Rick Runsey, secretary, Scott Cunningham, sentinal, Steve Lemaster, president, Mr. Gordon Hampton, adviser. Second Row- Robert Kimball Tamm Mason ' I Y 1 Cristi Withrow, Karen Anderson, Peg Jamison, Susan Miller, Teresa Cole, Sharolyn Wallace, 33559 P Fawn Ash, Tina Flick, Whitney Davis, Lisa Sims, Stacy Stovall, Steve Hall, Vick Baily, Reggie Sims, Bill Mead, Bruce Bridges, Ben Shelton, Tim Ninemire, Randy Applegate, Bruce Burcham, Kevin Smith, Tim Lawson, Gary Blevins, Keith Johnson, john lobe, Don Grace, Gordon Harden, Randy Ramsey, Frank Ash, Bret Mock, Doug Wooten, Ronnie Wilson. Farmers Sell Sausage Sand Springs is highly noted for their strong Future Farmers of America Chapter. They have participated in many activities including the Tulsa State Fair, National FFA Convention, District Leadership Convention and many local events. Students placed in many of these events. They also sold a great deal of sausage to help fund their club projects. This year FFA elected a new sweetheart and attendants. Dona Ayers, a junior was chosen as Sand Springs Chapter Sweetheart. Her attendants were 'Qt s H X N, junior Attendant Susan Miller I . Devena Stevenson, senior attendant, Susan Miller, junior attendant, Fawn Ash, sophomore attendant. Mr. Iames Standfield was added this year to the school faculty in assisting Mr. Hampton. ln coming to CPHS, stated Mr. Standfield, I have found that the students as a whole are very friendly and courteous. I enjoy teaching here because the students seem to appreciate and respect Charles Page, sometimes many students in other schools don't. . .g Sophomore Attendant - Fawn Ash

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FHA Faces New Year With the many changes that took place this year, the appointment of a new home economics and Future Homemakers of America adviser was made to replace Miss Jimmie McGuire, who assumed the duties .of cafeteria director. Mrs. Gwen Walls took over with her pleasant manners and a friendly personality that quickly put the students at ease. Mrs. Walls is really a super person and one that we all really like, stated senior Elaine Cory. With the arrival of Mrs. Walls, several changes occurred. New cabinets were installed in the room and the students, under the instruction of Mrs. Walls, wall- papered the kitchen area. l'm really very proud that we were given these new cabinets. They are very nice, stated Mrs. Walls. The purpose of FHA is to help today's youth assume their roles in society through home economics education. The students learn in many different areas, for example, they study a unit on personal growth and community development. I have really learned a lot in Mrs. Walls' class, commented senior Darlene Troft. STAND UP AND TURN SLOWLY Senior FHA president Jo Cole enjoys a laugh before modeling the dress she made. GENIUS AT WORK - Two FHA members do written work during home economics class. SMILE, YOU'RE NEXT - FHA sponsor Gwen Walls, watches home ec girls model their latest projects. Q 5 ANOTHER ' 5 MISTAKE! -Junior Ji V ,, jj K' ' Lisa Hallum learns the 1 I if many different stitches f on a home ef SWFHS SUSIE HOMEMAKER? - Junior FHA ' machme' member Candie Arthurs creates a sewing project. g 9 as ,, 1 - FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - Front Row: Julie Perry. Third Row: Mrs. Gwen Walls, sponsor, Cindy A -5 Nancee Spry, Anita Mashburn, Judi Hall, Annetra Clark, Sherrie Guthery, Debra Sloan, Barbara Hughes, f G Graham, Jana Medlock, Trudy Atchley, Deanna Wooten, Elaine Cory, Darlene Trott, Cheryl Wood, Charlotte Melody Venable. Second Row: Monica Alcorn, Rhonda Holman, Vicki Harden, Rhonda Lane, Lisa Hallum, Debbie Nobles, Cheryl Cothran, Jerri Admire, Cindy Phillips, Lensing, Teresa McElrath. Jamie Buchanan, Pam Harruff, Jo Cole, Towanna Hill, ,. - -1-- ' . 118 ,uvh Q Y Y I . 'o ga .F

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Co-op Basics Taught To Pupils An important part of the business curriculum is the cooperative training program. This course obtains business-related jobs for students planning careers in that field. Efficiency in their job is a quality that every student in the class hopes to achieve. Many Page students select business careers and continue in this endeavor in college. I have enjoyed cooperative training the the experience of on the job training, stated Sharecia McCalip. I feel cooperative job courses are a benefit to students who plan a career in business, commented Jill Burger. The opportunity of receiving job training will enable the co-op student substantial background experience in obtaining a business career. This program is a great asset when advancing into higher level in the areas of business, said instructor Mrs. Billie Garrett. COOPERATIVE TRAINING - Front Row: Cindy Shaw, Paula Robards, Barbara Hale. Second Row: Carma Coon, Cathy Wade, Scherrie Lake. Third Row: jill Nolen, Cindra PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT - Cooperative at their different jobs in many different fields office training students work on various throughout the community. assignments during class before going to work - Senior jill on one of her during co-op. McCalip, Carla Vance, Renae McBride, jill Burger, Kelley Harris, Mrs. Billie Garrett, coordinatorfsponsorp Jean Lassiter, Teresa Harvey, Cammy McKnight, Kenly Stuart, A BEFORE B - Senior Teresa Harvey separates cards before filing them in their proper places. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE - Co-op adviser Billie Garrett takes a break in her busy schedule in her office. ..... F., McWilliams, Rick Fisher. Fourth Row: Mark jordan, Ed:-lie Alexander. Fifth Row: Sharecia 655' Shelly Damer, Gloria Grissom. 5 ,, at ..,,.