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

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Even though this was an election year students found the time to enjoy a wide variety of activities. Scattered throughout the several million people who attended the Tulsa State Fair were many Sandites seeking a temporary escape from the pressures of everyday life. One such pressing task annually facing us was the preparation for homecoming festivities. Homecoming week created various urgent tasks such as planning the disco dance, selling dance tickets, electing the homecoming queen and court, rehearsing the halftime ceremonies, and the long night hours of strenuous float building for parade competition As the festive week came to a close with a 19-O Sandite win over Bishop Kelley, an exceptional first-place senior class float, and a lovely football queen, court and parade, we celebrated at the homecoming disco. Excitement of these events soon dwindled and life returned to the usual pastimes. Students gathered in the high school parking lot was not an un uncommon sight nor were flashing red and blue lights of the Sand Springs Police Department. Though they did not understand why they were harrassed for gathering with friends to talk the law was laid down and in usual Sandite fashion the kids adjusted and carried on. Float Construction, Disco Accent Homecoming Week B141 V - yn' .- 8, to.. s 0 8 'X-vi 5

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HOLD THAT POSE - Senior Curtis Davis and sophomore Vicki Scott display their gymnastic abilities to get the Sandites fired up. 'Q' '-' Xl'TU -XTQTTTTI L 'Q ,ll I ., U 'gg 'X ,ii fi , Lf! - 3' - ' A R ff it ' Win, , Jia, g I , , 2 n Us 'N m , su 5' 'K QQ X ,- ESRB KEEP YOUR EYES ON YOUR FRIES - McDonald's has been a long-awaited treat in Sand Springs. Construction was finished in December. 5-- IOIN THE ARMY - Students visit the new Salvation Army Community Center in Prattville regularly. 6 SLIP SLIDIN' AWAY - The new Williams Center in downtown Tulsa provides a skating rink for the students to spend their time. HERE WE CROW AGAIN The visiting fans will have more room when the new additions are complet- ed