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

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THE PRIDE OF PROUD COUNTRY - The Pride marches 11 through Sand Springs in the homecoming parade. SONGBIRDS - Choir members practice the music they plan to sing for the Christmas concert. , J. xii BATGIRL - Sophomore Shelly Nardyz mimes a bat for her drama class. un.,- ---W ,,,...--'- X x ri' Students Perform In Varied Contests Students who were interested in acting, singing, or playing an instrument discovered that their talents were further developed through the organization of the fine arts courses. Drama students concentrated all efforts on state contest this year with the exception of class activities and school projects, stated Bruce Lewis. The choir organized a more developed routine with each class continually practicing for All-State Chorus along P .P if ' Tw if PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT - The Select Choir goes over the music they decided to perform for various concerts and productions. l use ,L ' PLAY IT AGAIN, BAND - Band members perfect one of the many pieces of music they know in preparation for state contest. with the annual production of concerts, said Curtis Davis, Choir and Select Choir member. Under the direction of Mr. Gene Osburn the band attended and won various parades and contests displaying their pride and talent. For students interested in animal life, zoology was added to the wide variety of scientific courses available. Those planning medical careers who enrolled in physiology, covered the anatomy of the human body under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Foster. The higher level of scientific studies conducted in the chemistry courses emphasized mathematical concepts previously gained in earlier years' study of geometry and algebra.

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' . Q I sr'- 4 Air: ia 'X assi-'Nl' 'S sei CONNECT THIS TO THIS - The auto mechanics classes work on students' cars. WISE , , V M5 eTe L ,,. Q , ' s. qr rf .. V Jqlzzii I A? f ' ,ac 'H' ggi! DONT GET MAD - A home ec student has a problem straightening her pattern. 43 . 4' I g ,. git, 9. .K gt N ,,.. ,, ,,,,1N COLOR MY WORLD - Commercial art students work on color album covers of their favorite groups and singers as a class project. 'Red I-Iall' Offers Vocational Classes Down the vocational hall, better known as the red hall , career-interested students took courses which applied to their abilities as well as their interests. The classes which were available for these students were drafting, commercial art, electronics, printing, industrial- cooperative training, auto mechanics, agriculture, agricultural mechanics, cosmetology, and carpentry. Other vocational classes which prepared students for a working career as well as careers in the home were home economics and cooperative office education. Home ec, was a good course to take because I have learned how to sew and make my own clothes and things, which will cut down on clothing costs, and I have also learned how to cook impressive and modern style recipes, stated JoAnne Cole I have been in commercial art for three years and I have learned a lot from Mr. King because he takes personal interest in students by being a friend and a teacher, commented senior Jody Lawson. Cooperative training put students on the job while they were getting credits toward graduating along with the experience and the hourly wages they received.

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Y OH BOY, LUNCHTIME- Cristal Smith dissects a starfish in Mrs. Taylor's 5 M zoology class, with the help of Tammy Mason. ff! 5 2 lt f e f ,A I wi-IAT IS A . ft' .1 , 1 . I i.i,b I I U7' ' S S' 1 1 A 153 t. ,eg ::: ii ' N , ii , S , Senior . .X,i . not my . chemist I N- 'N f 5 conductf' K one of many c so r n rrnirnrrr ,ii . eXPe'i M I I I S I fi. 5' Peffofmed . Q X .i.. Xwiyiiiwmx A l 'V I I VL by students ., S ' ' -f ' ff' ' ,fl C emistry if P xv- M A f , 'P I -, course. f ' sstss S . . ,. ii' I ' .t..' .. 5. cy l fiii M w of DOES THIS GO HERE? - Senior Robin Pelton, aided by a WOW, IS THIS CONEUSING - Algebra student Janice Bennett struggles to recall the correct calculation procedure. fellow classmate, reconstructs the model of the human body. ai IS THIS RIGHT? - Sophomore Angie Ballard tries to figure out how to operate a compass for her geometry class. JG. ffgyx .H . .R fs 35 ' ' ff? 5 0:5 . M ef:-f- .. ' is ' - '55 ua- . .sv - :, .ug, - I .