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

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CARD CATALOG CRITTER - The library is not an usual environment for DIMPLES - Senior Tim Wood tries to complete his homework. senior Dwayne Long. , imm,iiii?e i i , ,N l a m,,.iiioi x V-itz. ay , ,, A .. , s o iiiii iiree it 3 , , ,- - '1 - 'gn PIED l PIPER - l Not only does Su- san Shin- nerer ex- cell in academ- ics, she also en- joys the challenge of play- ing the flute with the band. CALCULATING KID - Student Council president Scott Smith ponders a complicated equation with the aid of his calculator in math analysis class. L itaa PROFESSOR MANTIS - Senior Lowell Matthews concocts an experimental formula for Mr. Moquin's chemistry class.

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5.1 sl. CLEAN MGVIES - Mr. Gary Quimby's health education class views a film on personal hygiene. He also taught students the correct procedures which pertain to first aid. if .. WHAT LUCK - Rick Campbell watches1 as his girlfriend's car is being towed off. This is often the way many students end up when they don't take drivers education class. A New PE T-Shirts Display Spirit Students in physical education classes displayed participation and talent in all areas of sports. Some of the athletic areas that students excelled in were softball, flag football, basketball, track, tennis and swimming. Along with the new physical education teacher, Mr. Calvin Long, came new ideas in favor of PE classes, one of which was the perrogative to purchase new T-shirts which were designed by Mr. Paul King's commercial art classes. Individuals learning the correct techniques of driving demonstrated their skills in automobiles furnished by R- K Motors and Gary Henry Chevrolet. The instructors who laid their lives on the line were Mr. Lamar Rials, and Mr. Larry Rehl. One of my most frightening experiences while instructing a student driver, occured when I had to take control of the car to keep it from colliding with a bridge, explained Mr. Rehl. Another one-semester course which alternated students with driver's education was that of health education. Health education is a semester course in which the students studied first aid and personal hygiene, said instructor Coach Gary Quimby. HELP ME - Kenny Ogle acquires aid from a fellow classmate to find the answers to the questions in drivers ed class. Q-e s

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S: a a J f I 2 S as i time , gppg. ,, I , t , in if A .:kk, Iiy- ,, . I ,. H ,, Kk ' WHERE IS IT? - Richard Perrin uses a dictionary for class preparations. WOW! - Rodger Payne marvels at the maps of the world. .XM . MILK'S THE ONE FOR ME - while studying for tests or just getting the homework out of the way, senior Keith Ellis drinks milk for a refreshing and satisfying treat. Individuals Display Desire To Excell Students who displayed talent in academic ability recognized the importance of an education in obtaining a future career. These Sandites who desired to excell in numerous fields of study, hold promise as future leaders of tomorrow. Included in this group were Keith Ellis, Richard Ferrin, Dwayne Long, Lowell Matthews, Roger Payne, Scott Smith, Susan Shinnerer, Tim Wood as well as many others. School is an opportunity for me to extend my academic ability toward a scholarship, said Keith Ellis. It helps me for college and life away from home, but working on a job after school leaves me little time for other things, commented Susan Shinnerer. I enjoy school because it is a lot of fun and it enables me to prepare for college in an area of study which I enjoy, added Scott Smith. Those interviewed believed school is important for future success and a definite factor in obtaining a career. Academic studies have proved to be a worthwhile cause to these individuals who are concerned in achieving their goals in life, and education seems to be the key to success in obtaining professional jobs in specific areas.