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

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Sandites Achieve Valeclictorian Honors ,,,,,,........,,., ,,,..nsvu-11,1 Q ,vqu0nn1llig,'f .--o'- way, ,,.qua-asv, 5 ,ann--.-qui, ,--U--J C I VALEDICTORIANS - Keith Ellis, Susan Schinnerer, Tim Wood, jill Burger, Scott Smith, Kathy Gross, and Lowell Matthews. Following the announcement at the beginning of second semester, the seven valedictorians were on cloud nine after four long years of keeping their noses to the grindstone. Besides having literally perfect grades, these students took part in many other activities throughout Charles Page. Keith Ellis, served as president of National Honor Society and was also a member of Student Council, went to Boys State, and served on the football team. Susan Schinnerer was actively involved in the musical aspect of the school. She played the flute in the band and represented them as their queen. Tim Wood was not only a wiz in chemistry and math analysis, but also in electronics. Jill Burger served as editor of the Sandtonian and also served as treasurer of Future Business Leaders of America. She was in choir for one year. Scott Smith could be seen on-the-go throughout school running from one activity to another. He was involved in Woods and Water, Stage Band, Band Council, Youth In Government, National Forensic League and Spanish Club. He served as Student Council president and NHS vice president. Bandite Kathy Gross was given the honors serving as band queen attendant and known throughout school as the person taking the hardest courses. Lowell Matthews, alias Mantis Man, took part in band along with competing in several speech contests. These students have given a great deal of their time and effort to Charles Page High School and have shown themselves to be part of the upper crust socially as well as academically.

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SENIQRS LIGHT THE WAY 5 Photographer Mark Pogue, with th? help of several other seniors, takes a timed-exposure of flashlights traveling in the shape of a 79.

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Students Attend Boys, Girls State I we me if it e The Boys State convention was held at Northeastern University in Tahlequah May 27 through June 3. During their eight-day stay, the boys participated in every form of local and state government and attended political parties and lectures. Boys State was a great experience and a fantastic opportunity to learn asfggga it , ,, if W 1 I ' 1 flag? 'ft ' 119 5 ,iff about Oklahoma government and in developing more respect for our country, commented Scott Smith. It was a super experience and I'm very pleased to have had the opportunity to go, commented Curtis Davis. The Girls State gathering was held at the same time as the Boys State but it was at East Central State University, in Ada. The girls participated in several political campaigns including gubernatorial, county and city elections. We spent time singing songs and doing other activities as well as attending regular sessions of government, stated Jennifer Fox.