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

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Students Encounter Slippery Conditions ' Around the same time, the Back- gammon craze began to pick up. i On the back of most checkerboards, often unnoticed and unused, the Back gammon board has long-awaited its stardom. Many Sandites spent their few spare hours enjoying the game, while outside another fad was gaining vast interest. Countless students and faculty members took to their favorite running routes early in the mornings or in the evenings. From the most serious runners to the occassional joggers, all enjoyed the chance to be out and feeling a little more healthy - often a lot more exhausted. Also popular was the catchy and creative papering pasttime. 1, ,I , -,ff-,f ,W , , . Nm:mmm-mwffffw,-fwwi-,vm,izfy , twhn:z mv,MwwMwy,

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0 Lance Henson Teaches English Students Various groups, teams, sides, or whatever formed to wreak frequent tissue havoc upon one another. For weeks the prank was pulled almost nightly at some location and continued to spread until the very sneakiest of T.P.ers got into one another's bedrooms - with the aid of fun-loving parents, of course. Shoes were filled, furniture and light fixtures wrapped and even unmentionables were mentioned by ygleeful paper bandits. Our very owl ' Mrs. Morgan found that some of her most creative writing students utilized this punk-decor on her home lawn to wish a happy birthday to one of her favorite literary loves, John Milton. But, as usual, the fun was stomped by the rules. This particular rule however, was not administrative, but rather natural. Mother Nature's snow caper not only put a squeeze on the Charmin, but also drove many Sandites stir crazy as they were blanketed by the freeze for over a month. But Sandites never say die, so while cooped up, immobilized, each chose a satisfactory scape goat. The annual talent show provided a needed consumption of time as did frequent homework assignments. Seniors groaned under the pressure of regular essays, contests and at last the legendary term paper. As a relief, English students were exposed Many Page students enjoyed Shakespeares play y f Romeo and Juliet. POET LAUREATE OF SAND SPRINGS - Poet Lance Henson teaches English students poetry