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

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YW' Y V F ' , A TRACK TEAM - Fmnr Row: Barbie jghnggnl joan Billinggonl LaD0m-13 Palmer. Third Row: Coach Marla Williams, Debbie Marsh, Cheryl Anderson, jackie Brown, Arlene Hilliard. Second Row: Penny Rowe, W00d, MiCl'16l9 Baird, Sheila Liffl6j0hI'l, Coach Laffy Reill- ,Ianice Eubanks, Kris Callahan, Dana Mills, Dawanna Kellum, Sherri f L .4 W., Q 5' 1 M.,...,,,,, ,..,.....-.1-in--s .MW rffgl ' .Anil Q ss 'Q .I pf' v-nb-15.1, ' Q.,,..+- ' 'Qui' .p-vm as J. . r X-J . HAND-OFF - Senior Sherri Palmer takes the stick from junior Dana Mills in a relay race. Aw...-N.-.Na Q., Ye. , WHAT AM I DOING HERE? - Senior Greg Neely slows his pace as he finishes a practice race in the 50-yard dash, , .wwe

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Track Excells As Individual Sport X LEAPIN' LIZARDS - junior Larry Stewart puts his whole body into an effort to set the record for the broad jump. vm. iw Q 51. 7, ,-A -1 ---fha: --'. ' ' . - , . . su' 'fs rsmilrrss ,eq SMH!! , rcwmw TRACK TEAM - Front Row: Marcus Wallace, jay jay Yaws, Alan Schinnerer, john Blake, Tommy Henderson, John Parris. Second Row.- Barry Rogers, Frank Ash, Mark Pogue, Frank LeBarre, Mark Adams, I ' f . 1 ' Qiinzrza ilirnirtri Track is an individual as well as a team sport and all of the twenty boys and twenty girls out for track this year participated and contributed toward a successful season. Twelve track meets were scheduled from mid-March to mid-May with the state meet, on May 12. Practices were held each day for approximately two hours with field event people and runners having various types of workouts to develop their specialties. As for team goals, the '79 tracksters wished to continue to develop team pride, to improve every individual that participated in track and field and to send as many people to the state track meet as possible. Coach Larry Rehl stated, Track and field is one of the greatest sports we have in this country and one of the best spectator-sports. Future Olympians begin at this level of competition and it is very satisfying to see these athletes make strides toward those types of goals. , -el: Q va, 51 , s -.A ,, T' ,..ae , r a ,f 3, C I - Sandig trackseteii Practice X Krunning. ,. ,, art f 1 I I ilgliuilf Major Brown, Mike Wilson. Third Row: Coach Calvin Long, Chris Woods, Larry Stewart, Todd Sanders, Greg Neely, Coach jim Pryor, Coach Larry Rehl.

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GOLF TEAM - Front Row: jeff Henderson, Billy Dudek, Randy Schneider. Back Row: Tony Kiser, Bobby Pike, Randy Mill Golfers Swing Into Season The golf team started the season with three returning lettermen and a new coach. Mr. Don Johnson, algebra and geometry teacher at Page, received promotion as the golf coach for this year's team. I enjoyed coaching the team and gained a rewarding exper- ience from it as well as building a winning team, stated coach johnson. The team was instructed by pro-golfers in which they prac- ticed three hours a day. My main goal is to qualify for state and influence junior students to become involved in golf, commented coach Johnson. IT BROKE AWAY - Billy Dudek just misses a ten-foot put leaving him with a sure bogie. A 1 is I grgyh .