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

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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.

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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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af., N1 Sandite sports have long been a source of great pride. The effort put forth by each individual creates an attitude of determination and the opportunity for much achievement. Making a name for ourselves hasn't come easy nor has maintaining it, but each of Page's teams in the various sports is known for its hard work and dedication by other schools and communities. We are winners. ln our actions as well as in our minds we constantly strive to accomplish one more goal, to win one more time, to go one step farther, doing our best and never giving up. The coaches had a big part in this winning attitude and worked closely with their players. Senior John Blake was quoted in an early issue of Traffick magazine as saying of head football coach, A.D. James, He kept us going and taught me to accept defeat and overcome my mistakes. Perhaps this lessson was one of the most important of the many that were instilled in us as Sandite atheletes this year. The quality of our athletes has certainly increased in this final year of the 70's even though all teams except wrestling have moved into the stiff competition of the 4A division. Not only has the physical conditioning become more intense and suited to each individual, but the state of mind that has been gained and the winning atmosphere have both been established as a way of life. Beneath all of the concern about attitude and pride lies the basis for every sport in which we participate -2- 1 X .1i. on f sv 5 i fsjfst ti , ., it 'Jr s I i ' - N .f g. K .wi J 3 . .e ig. 1 X . Q. if Q ii . at . -if N' .- rag s. my .,.irfx,,r ir ir 5' e f. if Nrrsiysf . emffs ifr- . lf pw W' ir 9' 1 'iff Q1 ? 53 xi vt it sir ,ir i if' if gr 2 if rs r it .X gg , X Y 3' l' T S F ! ig! Y if E is 'f if Q S 'E +5 E V . . ,ga I Q in , 'S ' f is f' 'Y stiii WHAT'-5 Yi its if X 'i . RACKETQ - sem Jodyj ' Rogers spe s many hours perfecting her skills at the tennis courts getting ready to smash her next opponent. 5' 'Q- if I ,K ' ' , ' at- r.,,,, A , , -s -A V t ' f v 1 L . V Q fi'12if'ff ..f- M is . rr ...V 1 , f fl ' i ' ' '- f r , f ',., f ff . f 1 its as V- ,, '- ' - ,, f'T iw:i ..,, 1 L ' , .... - W p A A is y . f ' 'V' ,,- 3 iiii ml, F fa . ' it .... T it ... 'E ' , 1 ut 5' ,,.. , ,, Eff ' 1 r2F't5Z4'1f - , . t r V ' i t l as yi 1 ff . mf, f,,,w,,i Vfff V? ..r 1 'aa lm, Mah, L' my y af ...J ,, i I H-Ne I, 11 ' 42 .-4' I maQ 1 M. sf If t -r .V at ., M I i 'riki H 'I N' W fr