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

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fmfiiif f 8 if 5 . A Wild and Crazy Year, that's what Page participants experienced. The Steve Martin craze created an immense impact and many amateur impersonators tested their hand at Martin's popular character. I'm always anxious to try to impersonate new comedians, and Martin fits this position and is also a great character, stated Mark Pogue. A new television show, Mork and Mindy, was also a favorite. The alien from the planet Ork never ceased to amaze Sandites with his comical behavior and wordly ignorance. Although television occupied a large amount of time, many preferred other choices in entertainment. Concerts were an extremely popular attraction. jackson Brown, Kenny Loggins, Black Sabbath, and Boston were just a few entertainers who thrilled audiences with their outstanding performances. Concerts are great! I love the atmosphere and the loose feeling of excitement generated with the terrific beat of sound, Leesa Fisher an avid fan pronounced. Because of the late night attractiveness, the midnight movie was a popular week-end gathering place. The Rocky Horror Picture Show, an unusual horror picture with an ironic twist, was one of the most popular because of the unique participation of the audience. Leading theaters featured classic films such as a selection of Monty Python movies and those of the Three Stooges. All in all, Sandite fun contained a massive amount of entertaining attractions and the thrilling excitement was felt by all. 25

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f The month of May sprang upon Sandites before most of the students were prepared for it. As the end grew near, the days went by faster and faster. Prom parties, enrollment hysteria, and the excitement of graduation provided a certain gleam in every eye. It's funny, seems like I've been waiting to get out of school ever since I was a kid, but now I find myself wishing for time to stand still for a while, expressed senior Terrie Wheeler. Juniors received their rings, sophomores their driver's licenses and seniors proudly grasped their diplomas. Although students longed for summer vacation, they seemed to wish to prolong the happy times which accompanied the school year's end. As I looked around the school those last few days, I began to realize that many people I might never see again. New faces will take our places, hopefully we'll be remembered, stated '79 graduate Cheri Craddock. Sandites captured their memories in the signing of yearbooks which rapidly were filled with pleasant thoughts of high school fun. Teachers found it hard to establish the strictest discipline because the spring spirit was felt by everyone. It was sometimes hard to keep students to the books when I felt the same restless spirit they felt, expressed Mr. Wayne McDowell. The cheerful attitude of the students brought the May season to a full bloom of excitement. With the mixture of happiness, enthusiasm, and finally tears, the Sandite year of 1978-79 clearly went out with a bang. Sham aa of