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

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READY, PLAY- Mr. Osburn directs the band at one of the morning rehearsals. Prom our many organizations come numerous students receiving honor and recognition for outstanding achievement in their chosen activities. These-groups range from those dealing with academic ability to extracurricular activities. The competition within each group was challenging and created unity among its members. This provided for stronger over-all organizations in competition against other area schools. The important factor was that our students received honor from their organizations because they worked for it. Sandites devoted themselves to deserving what they won, and winning what they deserved. This in itself puts Sandite standouts a cut above the crowd. QEQQYE TEE 553355 5

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CONGRATULATIONS - The valedictorians have their names engraved on a trophy like this one. SNIP, SNIP F0 students learn is 'fx

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The class of '79 has dominated Charles Page in its three year sweep of contests and activities. We've always had a real bond as a class, right from the first, confirmed senior Jody Rogers. Without a doubt, this unity has been an important factor in the spirited success of the Last class of the seventies. In looking over the record, it is also evident that the overall pride of the seniors has steadily increased and been strategically developed. For instance, the float competition ended in a progression from third to second to the beautiful first place winner of Homecoming '78. I think the maturity we've all developed in just the past two or three years has a lot to do with it fsenior successlf' expounded senior class officer Devena Stephenson. Finally, everybody learned to take a little responsibility for the projects we worked on as a class and it always turned out super! In pep assemblies, '79ers have always been leaders and stiff competition for the four other classes they have come in contact with. The Sandite Spirit stick will take retirement literally this year as it has been nabbed by the seniors more than ever. Other classes found the seniors' cheering ideas so catchy that they felt led to steal their chants but the class of '79 merely made up more. Though they were bombarded by changes and intended changes throughout their high school career, the seniors overcame each one, learning as a unit what being a Sandite means. A new superintendent, two new principals, and the parking lot regulations are only a few of the renovations of major capacity to which they adjusted. Also an attempt to re- arrange the history program was a threat, but in the best interest of all involved the idea was dismissed. 1 f :li .5 ,src 1' mn,