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

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As it rolled to its final resting place, juniors and sophomores found themselves winded, but ready for the next go-round, while seniors were slightly out of focus, but aware that re- hearsals for living were almost over. The traditional joy that accompanies the end of a school year was present, but tinged with darkness, as many realized that such days were almost over, to be re- signed as memories. These memories - indelibley imprint- ed upon our minds - are not of the for- mal, but rather of the informal education we received. They are of how we leamed tcontinued on page 47 we-v A M Lg I l' --We i e mr s PU 4 l 1- 3'-r E j f V isps-a .-.5-X to live, to love, and yes, even to hate. Some are sweet, some are bitter, all are invaluable. In effect, we were leaming the rules of the game. How disproportionate everything wasg like that torrid love affair that died in a few weeks time, like that part-time job that promised prosperity but ended in time-consuming drudgeryg or like that mu fi' P ,Q-W gf- MQW i TLS OUP N gi ofa X at ' f i it N 12. WX all-important school activity which soon turned to nothing more than a pleasant hobby. Even though they diminished in magnitude by the end of the year, they shrunk even more in retrospect. But somehow they helped to establish our goals and values. The individuals that resulted from all of this - how different would they have been if they had not experienced it? 5 K fl' 3,42-37 ' '- Lfff., ' R W' 13 , an fiixgwf ' WL- Vf m ,,.',,f ' I 'aww f :i .t2Q1x'? 'T f 1 Kms,-kk ' 7 Would any one of us have tumed out the same lf we had not sat through assemblles screamed through pep rallles and football games sweated through ACT SAT, and IOWA tests or slept through Clvll Defense tralnmgp Or what lf we had mlssed out on those llttle subtle trlumphs such as drlvmg to school the hrst - . 4 n , . 4.-Er -any s A e ,Q X4 6 H3551 .ff Q ll Tig: 9 if: + fre-.if M' 'Ei ,Q 4 4 N K w I - 1 fl e ze.:-f '34-f 7',,d.'fk ,ti rl .1 , t ,,. . , l I J' , ,,u , ,uf ' 5 , 4-F -- I ., 5 s r if S, f I Lee M? 'af l .Q ' 1 M N. I EA 51 . . 4 Q x 'f X1 at I Q V' lg it 5? xi V M HN I 'ix - .Q 1 rx I 15 1 NT' UL. , ,A , A Q' 2 '01 if fl' h,,, il W K x f dxixkf . Q x lakh ,le - 4 . 1 gui. ww 5 f 'gg 'ww 11 'U ' V1 5 , rapid M in ' l f L if x l 14- . 444' fs V '1 , 4 , Q, A I, V ,- , .w 1 . f , A 'Ad , A W 5 ,1, f 1 . flax' 14 A .. r , X M F, g gg W fa ., f K V 5 Q. il, v ., . f time, or going to the prom for the first time, or, as a senior, first playing the role of the superior upperclassman? And finally, what if we had been deprived of the small things that provided spice, like forgotten locker combinations, lost books, overdue books, and slips of multi- colored paper ad infiniturn. All these things must have affected us . . . they must have. ifw' 'W-wiv H -,4 my But eventually it has to end. After a person mounts a platform and receives that small piece of paper, he marches away from more than a ceremonyg he leaves behind a way of life, a distinct era x X . pr' 7 .5 E 31 if E if . 1 15 In K 31:2-of ,sl f' M' X in his life. He goes out to see and be seen, to hear and be heard, to live and be tested. He will change. His world will change. But no matter how many changes will comeg no matter the joys, the loves, the pain, and even the happi- ness that will come, and go, and be for- gotten, these years of togetherness, of warm security, of incalcuable experience will not be forgotten. They are, most cer- tainly, the Golden Era of our lives. I vii M wir, I Superintendent Boyd addresses seniors The Class of 1970 is the first class to graduate after the moon landing. This class will be chal- lenged to meet these changing conditions in a realistic approach. Your continuing education will determine your niche in this technological age. You must be willing to change on short notice and there- fore, you learn to enjoy and anticipate change instead of fearing it. When we say we must educate for change, this is not an idle nor arbitrary phrase. We have no choice. The world in which you will raise your families, build your homes and earn your living will be as different from today as the world of your childhood differs from today. Regarding success, William Ward said, KU Success is one who decided to succeed and worked. Q2D A failure is one who decided to suc- ceed and wished. Q31 A decided failure is one who failed to decide - and waited. What is your answer? The Charles Page High School 1970 Graduat- ing Class will be challenged to meet these changing conditions. Today,s world needs young leaders of your aptitude and desire who realize the importance of dedication and learning. Clyde Boyd, Sr. Superintendent fe fox Cleta Evans K Secretary to the Superintendent Rx ' Wendel Sharpton urncu um irector BOARD OF EDUCATION C ' 1 D SAND SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION I-I. I. Pitts, Tot Brown, Doyle Cannon, Superintendent Clyde Boyd MEMBERS: ROW 1: Ed Dubie, S. B. Cole, A. Langley Coffey. ROW 2: james Sanders. Tot Brown was elected to the board last year. 3 19 Sr. class advised y Principal Beck I appreciate this opportunity to extend sin- cere congratulations to the fine graduating class of 1970. You have been a pleasure to all who have worked with you. It is only through the intelligent application of increased knowledge - scientific, social, and cultural - that the troubles faced by all peoples will eventually be solved. We at CPHS trust that you, through academic attainment and by having been a part of proper social atmosphere, have acquired some of the skills that may con- tribute to the solution of these problems. You will certainly be put to the test. You are urged to continue your formal educa- tion to the fullest extent of your various abili- ties. Best wishes to you. john Beck in Thurman Garrett Assistant Principal VL J. A 55 T'- Linda Paddock if School Secretary George Tillmon Mary P2-Ula Hunter Counselor and Audio-Visual Director Counselor 1' W S 21 1'1 4 1 f, H34 9143- I5 1 , A Y A , QQ A u . X gg If if an Shirley Kline - English 10 Paul Huff and student teacher Ierry Ashlock - American Literature, English Literature LANGUAGE ARTS Kathianne Osburn - English 10, journalism I, II, Yearbook -X Q H ...-nu..v,,l ,.. P h X 4 Lf 9' 4 A . - ,S ,, . bin. ff' fm :rar --61 Yvonne Davis - Spanish I, II Loren Stephenson - English Literature ,J - ' 4 Dui'- Conrad Vollertson - American Literature 1 ff xv. ll sally' , Mary Alice Beck - Latin I,II,III.IV Pam Richardson - Librarian Mary Muelilberg - English 10, American Literature is Ruth Million - American Literature MV, 1, 2- 351933 V so N , X 4 ,Sm Rena Roberts - English 10 S Titus.-v MATH Bob Combs - Math II, III Patricia Loving - Math II, III ff? 1'1:'s-A ,f -mi- - . , J -,,.-f . 4 John Eakes - Math III, IV Dun johnson - Math II i , 5, LL I, Mm-rw wi- fn T' mb 7 L v. i pw,,...f-ff ' aff .,:-41255 .If Hs- Bill Lobdill - American History, World History SOCIAL SCIENCES Kay Walters - American Covemment Carolyn Bushree - American History, World History Margaret Smith - American History, World History Larry Elliot- World History Bob Lyons - American History mf- . of-sv wx A L :ig hz Q 56' vig A .,,,, , A ,f X -ILA ' 9 yi -f Q if -5- N515 '1 bf 'ggi W f-F :aw me , Ql'Z77f '3 5'f1, 9433- i, .:, A5-351127, - Q 5 61 wa wmv M ' iiim Q qi , K'WW'f- , , A 5 T f w jim Farrar - Electonics I, II ' i . ,, K ,A 'NN-.av Wayne Roberts - Carpentrv Leon Applegate - Agriculture il' Wifi Myron Smith - Printshop Jimmie McGuire - Home Economics 'H f -,-. f N-0 5- f , 'Ne K N Ns F 5-'K-Q ,gf K lg I H Y li -- ' Henry Hallford - Drafting l 1 Wifi b',b f-Ex ,. , C L J Fl ff!! ,ff I f 1 . f 'lf-f -usuqu A. '12 Barry Keeler - Commercial Art Charles Halcomb - Auto Mechanics ,nv ,S-Q 'Q k , ,. 5. ,f ' K ff. icq fr-if 7 5-fl, P31 .2 i ' , -f C ef? H ,, x ut- 3 , a- irN .4 ,sum ,'w' , ,? - l f '1 Y ' e ,, f,rAw,,. .. - Wifi . fa M 1-L, .9 ,K R fm :fl -j - ' ff. ri 2 , 'Q-ilk It xv ' -34: . fm 3,1 3, -4 3 -.f ff: za: t ,N , H 4 ' ...K 1' .3 3 mg I Q , as . ' +L 4 , ., sax ff' fe, i Wfe::'.f' W 'f.,:'? i5s4-3 1 ' -V -av- Dean Hale - Cosmetology I, II H. T. Archibald - Industrial Cooperative ,rs , ,,.f ,a 'Z 1 Q v W W i' 1 Q l' C, 5 ., ' M -,W ' I K Q , r 'jf eiii a f1 'M', ' ' I 7A,i L f ffjr vi f - ' 29 3 , 'f N-.NNW .l lcnnie Le Warlick - Typing l, Shorthand I BUSINESS EDUCATION f' Ronnie YVilcox - Business Law. Economics, Typing I Alpha Walker - Office Cooperative, Shorthand I Sybil Smith - Bookkeeping. Business English, Shorthand I, II Drusilla Camett - Typing I, II , .I gl' '95-KC4, ' I 4' m DRIVERS EDUCATIONg , PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hugh McCrabb - Bnys Ph, cal Educat ' D'ane Owen - G'rls' Physical Ed : -new gsm-Q -.4QL.,.1ff1:,,-Nissan-.auun DWI.-F27 ..JX,f ,7 1, .51 2 fifiiff 4 5 -1 M, ,E .q-uw . X, I L A -N. SENIOR orricnns Horn, Boyd, Manes Head Senior Class With the advent of the senior year comes the end of many things and the beginnings of oth- ers. The Senior Class of 1970 ends its public education with a rich treasury of memories and accomplishments, and looks forward to many future accomplishments. Regardless of future plans, the senior year is a period of transition. The transitions from ado- lescence into adulthood, from high school to college or career, from dependency to inde- pendence all are experienced during the senior year. When the senior year is over, the transitions are complete. Building class floats, attending banquets, proms, and high school sports activi- ties, tournaments and classes become memo- ries. The defeats are remembered only to en- courage us to have more victories in the future. gk f , 1 I'- In 1969, the senior class elected Rick Boyd vice president, Steve Horn president, and Marchia Manes secretary. 38 2,5 A A N A i in 21 '- l A1 1 'AX QF Ml ff 1 Janice Adams Brian Armstrong Bosettia Armstrong Patty Amett Rick Amey David Asher Ronnie Ashton Carolyn Avey Charlotte Baker Pam Baker Robert Baker john Barker Susan Beaubien Cindy Beck jim Beck Larry Beck Cliff Bell David Belt Sharolyn Berger Gary Bliss Vickie Bohannon Becky Bolden Bill Bounds Karen Bowden SENIOR CLASS Debbie Bower Mike Bowes Joyce Boyd Rick Boyd Ronnie Boyd Byron Bradley Morris Brandt Glenda Brashear Janet Brashear Jimmie Brashear Bonnie Braswell Janice Breisch Final year highlighted by activities Ronnie Broomhall Becky Brown Mike Brown Sandra Brownell Butch Bulmer Glenn Buntin Marlene Burk Richard Bums L A E I 1 if 4 . . ska affix , ' Mike Brown takes great pains making accurate measurements so that his experiment in physics will come out just right. 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'Q-M-,P -an ' x 3 l Cindy Burton Ottis Burton Ronnie Cannon Brenda Case Carolyn Casey Dianne Childers Dennis Church Iohn Clinton Sammy Collins Leonard Coffman Josie Coombes Ted Coomhes Q w H-...gy -6 Susan Deas caught the photographer in the act of trying to catch Mrs Kay Walter's second hour American Covemment class in the act Ricky Copeland Lisa Cory Steve Costigan Patti Cottman Kim Cox Forrest Crawford Leon Crawford james Cupps Lili Dabiri jimmy Davis Lynda Davis Ruthie Deal Susan Deas Charles Dewberry Cary Dobbs Gene Dobson Dennis Dodson james Doyle Richard Dover Brenda Driscoll Trudy Duckett Rachel Durham Rick Eckles Lindel Edmonson '1' SENIOR CLASS Albert Edwards Brenda Edwards Homer Eubanks Allen Fenimore David Fillmore Steve Firey jerry Fleetwood Jeff Ford Kathy Frey Linda Fritz Doris Gaddis Gary Galloway nyx denotes prestige of upperclass Susan Goodwin Dale Graham Doyle Graham Wendell Graham Gwendolyn Gardner Betty Gamer Ed Garrett Kelley Gilmore Mary Griswold Stanley Hall Sharon Halpain Mark Hamilton Connie Hardeman Chris Hardwick Clyde Hargrove jim Harvey Shelia Harvey Elsie Haws Floyd Henry Diane Hicks SENIOR CLASS if l pperclassmen gain leadership, Wisdom Pam Higgins Terry Hininger Richard Hoggatt Donna Holcomb Stephen Hooker janet Hom Steve Hom Clarence Horton A A W ' Gaylen Hudgens Lonny Hudson Roma Hueste Teresa Inks QA Patricia Jamison Bill johnson Deborah johnson Kendy johnson L..-,v D-ui' Linda johnson Ralph johnson Karen jones H4 Kathy jones -nv -ci -4-ff That one must have really been a good one for Edward Whittenburg to be grinning the way he is grinning here. Wonder what it is? Carry Lowrance discovers that when it comes to making hurt legs feel better, an ice pack and athletic tape work wonders. l . il iane Hicks chosen as Football ueen if L 4 's f . L is 5: , 2 J 'F 3 1.9 ,may f , ' l' .74 , ,WC wr 2 Q L, n li: ,, in ff ,f K A 4 slime M GEN av vi? ,.,...-0 'MH ,. 6, ,A QM. 4 -. W l .l L I X , , . X .,., ,. ., x l ,X Ron jones Teresa jones Vivian jones Gail Kepner Karel Kolker Darlene Lamb Leon Lamb Wilma Lamproe john Lancaster Pam Lasiter Mary Laughlin janet Leonard Linda Lingo Kris Linville Mary Lisle Linda Lock Carolyn Logan Gary Lowrance Robert Lux Kay Lynch Brenda MacDonald Cindy McCallie Marcia McCarroll Carolyn McCarty Linda Mcclaflin Paula McDaniels Darrell McGuire Chester McLaughlin SENIOR CLASS l Dan Marrs heads Page student counc1l Marchia Manes Dan Marrs Betty Marshall Sally Martin Sherry Martin Susan Martin Velta Mashbum Mike Mayfield 1 SENIOR CLASS L jackie Meadows jamie Mercer Mike Meyer Sam Mieir Gayle Miller Richard Miller Steve Miller Thomas Millican Nerves tighten as ACT date draws near Richard Misner Kathy Mize Mary lo Mock Ray Morrow Steve Molloy Patty Moon Margaret Moser Mike Moss Ellen Mowbray Sandi Mullins Paula Newell Pam Niles 44 l l Debbie Noe jack O'Field Cathey Orvis David Parker Cheryl Patterson Cheryl Patterson Mike Perdue Mark Perry Michael Pinkey Marcia Pinson Greg Porter Rochelle Powers Raymond Presley john Price Billy Pride David Ragland Teresa Rainer lim Redfeam Lana Reese Teresa Reynolds Marie Rials Shelley Robertson Wanda Robinson David Rushing Ah yes' john Price and his dusty . . er . . . trusty companion make an exquisite team when It comes to keeping stages clean. Felix Sasnett Charles Scott Larry Sellers Cathy Spencer Janis Sharp Rita Shope Linda Shope Patricia Simpson Donna Smith Glenda Smith Marilyn Smith Mike Smith Guillermo Sosa-S Janice Spears Becky Stanley Iohn Stewart Russel Stites Donald Stout Diane Stratton Ricky Stringer Donald Sullivan l Elizabeth Sutterfield I -wg Ron Tennant fall Pat Thomas .41 0 SENIOR CLASS Seniors victorious in powder-puff play Ag , ,.2A,4 My , f S 5 HenrY Thompson 6 3 ' it - V -- Roy Threadgill Gary Tucker Billie Tumage , Q L f X of if if -ig XX: AAA! fi, 9' X 'im f .ffigfbrsjdggaqfi gg-ft-sg iflwqlita 'iff'-Z , wi' A-Q al 'TI5'7'-T1'1ff Ron Van Winkle Jacky Vawter Lee Vincent - Ronnie Wade 3 'fjl i .. fl' .3 1 5 s i, , I 47 Brenda Wallace Allen Walls lim Walls Lonnie Walls at nw' 4 Joe Watson Debby Welch james Welch Kenneth Westbrook 45 2 X lx? Leann Wheeler David White julie White fr:- Sharon White g SENIOR CLASS Seniors elect Steve Horn as president Steven White Cary Whitley Debby Whittenburg Edward Whittenburg S A V LaNette Wilburg f fin, W A wr W ' , V X Brenda Wilkerson 1 H f V Cheryl Williams 5 V , Peggy Williams Doris Woodruff Janice Woodrow ' s Paula Woods ii , ' b I, I 1 Billy Wooten 48 9. A ie 2, fs ,.e 4 4 We fit? xg' of Aw 'ii' NJ' fi, W , , .,. , . Q .Y , if 4' w ,ri . if I N a is by i 5 4 A 1 Mike Wooten Judy Wright Kathy York Steve Morgan , ' -- W . 1. .W,- lg , ,1.f, e :KM 14 as X M-...N 4 ,L , ,KM5 - ' -fx, ff 6 a 1. N 2 1 ,,f ga ,, few N' '1 at-s fi? iffgx ., ,'-, .K ' v-ff-S':tw 'f'7jf 1' 'QA . . W N z Q 4, ', ' L1 ff' PS tl xy V W. Nik.:-I ' YZF? . .. :V , -A Lx ,. Q . ,, 4 ,LQ 'fm A ,V in 1 Q . 5 x W H- 'K Ar I 5 -Q Iuniors find a new role as middlemen With a flurry of enthusiasm, the junior class began their second year at Page determined to make good their hopes of attaining superiority. The class elections determined the leaders of the 1970 junior class. These leaders had the responsibility of directing the juniors, actions into succeeding efforts on class projects. In the powder-puff football game, the junior girls played their hardest, but in vain as they fell victim of the sophomores. The float compe- tition proved to be much the same story. De- spite the efforts put forth, the junior float trailed the field. But, the juniors came back, always stronger than before. Although some- times down, the juniors were never out. Q ,.,, .,,.,. The junior president in 1969-70 was Fred Shaeffer. Re-elected as vice president and secretary were Marty Harden and Janna Whitehead. T it e , i i 1-W . l ' ai? ff ff Carthy's alleged death. Looking on with great interest is jim Beck, senior. With the Welsh death sign. Rick Tyler. Bob Thompson, and lohn Spencer complete their study of Paul Mc- Dennis james sits quietly ln class reading. 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A , y so of g f ' :aww , J .Em 'Nw ...ff t , x 'A ' ,S ti 3,5 . Nancy Eakes George Eehohawk Sandy Edgar Sue Edmunds Brenda Eichenfield Barbara Elliot Tony Ewing Becky Farmer Clarence Fisher Patty Fisher Bob Flemming Larry Fletcher Andy Flores Debbie Fuller Ianice Gardner Harold Gaston Riley Gilmore Cindy Gomez JUNIOR CLASS juniors add spirit to Page atmosphere Christine Graham Betty Graham Pat Graham Roger Craig Rocilla Graves Carol Grayson Nancy Griggs Tim Guynn Kathy Haberman Charlene Hale Brenda Halley james Halley Gayle Hancock Tommy Hanley Cecilia Hankins Marty Harden Bobby Harmon Cathy Harmon ,z'Y.v1Y F4 . ., -1 -sy' gr - way wi 211 Wrffifffq ' '-H, ' fha! so-fi 7? o iff, we W Av.. KXQ .4 an . .1 Af f -'zzz W , -J- , W-, . . ,eh W. In 56 4, ff, ..-9' I R.. 'l li? img'-if Q. Nw4'2ti'3 Waiting for chemistry class to begin, Raymond Turner and Rick Warren idly stand about obviously bored with the whole thing. Cinni Harrall Leslie Harrison -121 , 3 'f Iris Harvey ,X Bill Helton xi, gi Teresa Henley H' ., W iw l . Y Theda Henley Margaret,Hensley Skip Hess Edwina Hill Kathy Hill Monte Hininger Sandra Hixson Debbie Holland Sue Hollingshead Debbie Holt Wesley Hope Debbie Hopkins Teresa Hubba rd cm' K E + X N A TL' 'A' if1I?ff'3'fS3?Sii?1k g, ,avg 532' f '-S351-?7ffQdo, . J 61, 1 'W fu' ' Sh Kim Ashby, with the appearance ofa yoimg business man, stares point blank at his offender, the photographer. Mari ' fi gms ii 9 5 l ,,.,, is 1 'lr . - A Q' dv V R V ,, mu urff av Q mn f+f,,:2::i:1,3EafE+iiY ' 'f' 'htirgilgi fflf it PM ' mil. Q Qi if Paul Hudson john Hueste Donna Ilufford Janie Ilufstetler jeanie Hufstetler Mark Hughes Roger Inman Steve Isley Dennis james Earl jenkins Mike jones Terri Jones Ze Q , an . wif Q we Q 1 ' U M Q 1 L , n. Q ,J ' A ' ,V 552- 'S'-M- Ln'b ' T 1' J 'M . 1 WV ' :a,+v'- s . K K Q .iz f 28' , . 1 ' , , rr,. HM ,ak . ., gl -,QL av f A X,A. , f .eg ,. 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V Yifiv Cf . wt I s, .asm it Q- 'x .fr i ' nr Gwen johnson Margaret johnson Karen Kaemmerling Thelma Kame Sharon Kercheval Debbie Kidd Marilyn Kious Pat Kirk Melvin Kitchens Milton Kitchens Bobby Kline Larry Knott Paula Koch Steve Kolker Frieda Krumsielc Steve Kuns Gerald Lattu Charles Laughlin Eddie Lee Sheryl Lester Linda Lewis Wesley Lewis Linda Leer Tommy Lisle 58 y 'v N N??H'v'ff,,,, Now if I can keep one eye open and listen with one ear, maybe I can stay awake for tennnnnf' thinks Regina Resto Charles Lofton Sue Lock Mike Lunsford Vcrlia Luton jerry Lynch Jesse Maddox Larry Mallory jackie Malone Sharon Mann Luey Marshall Marcia Marshall Brenda Martin Peggy Mathes Bill Mattewson Saundra Matlock Carry Mayfield Debbie Medlock Cary Myer , V1 l'. 41 X, e Q if e ,1- 6 Q 1 ae: - :QW ' -' 3 . fi- amp: ,xx K W., W. 1- Vi' Q ., 'M af ' 2 . X ii H .,., jj In K f ' im ' ,V -4' i -N V ' Q '- V ,X -if 3' kk 5 X M 1--M1 yt oo,o t V K ' L to , ,, ,.,,,, A , ' - Glen Steffey contemplates his perfect test score , 1 e.,,-.ami and vows to do hettcr. 4 2, f 2' J il H K viii-Q55 if A , ,,, -Y ,I 1 , E. 5, :gg Q Y M 7 ' A ge' A M Q t y ff 1-' hoit ' ' 6 2 K ' g 'g -7 Ash' V' ,gf K dj - 3 A QA ,L . M5 K' ' . f go'-'Ha 1' , flmfhi 'Q-1' M swf at we V I f , etecc we A :If , , X ' t' '-1 .mir ff 2 4 . - E ef' i 'P gt -..A . a 3 5 gig 2 , f- K.-A w W, I XR 1 - I ' .. , f 5 1 t e of Z e A x 'if Q5-f a I? .vs wi .7 ' I V' 4 1 W I A 59 ,ge ee Q Q who Q f Q ,ewes v - ' vs ! R . 1 3? Tom Milner Melissa Mitchell Mi ke Molloy Sherrie Moore Ken Morris Pat Morton Tommie Morton jim Moser june Moser Pam Mosier Connie Moss Steve Mushrush Mike McBride Steve McBride Lawrence McCain Donna McClain Charles McDonald john McPherson Kirby Neal Susan .New Dean Nichols james Nobles james Norman Linda Northern William Odell Sandra Olinger Paul Owens Rick Patrick Nancy Pearson Diane Pennington Pam Perry jerrett Phelps Frankie Phillips jessie Phillips Nolan Phillips Howard Pideock Don Pitts 1-A 1. -, H 'vz,ew-wp, tg . f 'QE' I it ,if etff 'E Y f gy I A , f M ' 'Q 1 ,V Q W 84 .A 4- Md, .fm 'li ,, 'Q ' A j in f- , ' MFE I f' ' 3, . X519 e ff' ,, ' : 'EA Q L M V rir' - l . Y -1 - . j ,of elii I X P P K .is gf P sd Hg. P ,W 1 ,, P -A P it is Neg I ., 1 F P' i i N 4,25 LK t if eieii A H V A P. , ' M iz 'P W f ' f . , is it 'iii' ' K in 'I by .nr 5 ri i' I P 1531. P .M iw - I P v . 7 Wi P f :WT r Q ,M f ' -ref if V - X A 'P geek fin, if ifilf 5.1 , ' m Y reie P P A or Q, ietr 1 .. ' - ' r ' riff? , 1 et P rbi' Q. , A 1-Y - f J P P - Lis, v i .i ' ' ' ' 5 ' 'li -' . K -. - rf ww 1' ' ' Tis M, , - Q , 1. V H LLV, - . ,i.. 7 kk I e 4 , X S an I 5: Q, QV 4 , P V. I. i ft 60 1 i . sit, s ale- f, W -1' ,, ,... .J Q W - gif' , if Q 1- Q A, ,A+ mia Brian Pinkey Renee Potter Debbie Potts Cary Pryor Larry Putman David Raglin ty,-4-suv'- 'r' 'ef-N f Diane Cox. junior. takes time out J., , Mia, . W , ,,- . I during her daily math class. to catch a few winks. atypical redhead. - f xy . lsr ,ij 4 , V ,if ,eb , e ' t We fl U .. Z. 2, 'il L' at Mike Randal ,E R is Paul Rash JA... V A J - ,U ,W Rhonda Raybum K ,, f f, X9 W4 4 - ' Aw 5 i Brenda Redditt K 1 N ' ' 5' t Evyvlm Redman P' 752 , .af 'N . 1 t 3' . . V f f ,tw Dennis Reed , .K 11 N . M . E V' ,gg 'M I 'Ak ,m 1 4 , kt ? ,, 4 W A kr, K ' V' , ' if . .gil ' f X' 2 , ii Darryl Reese ty ' - ' A ' Regina Resrof . . . . f-.e- .,:. -W ,W 1 -f '- - , jim Roberts ' , Q, K ki 3'1Efg k iQ4ff1.y - , ', Pat Robertson 3 'l'- H9 ,A 'Z . i. Kay Robinson ' ,H-we r :, Mona Rooks K 1 9 Q Ai 'T' K p a 1 V7 . 'f? - 7 is -'Q -1 ,gra y Iarrw Mallory. known for his unforgetablc performance in The Red Cap contemplates his next play. A , ,V if VVith the slogan Sandites Are First . the juniors presented this float to take third. 61 , ' ,.f 1 ' fr.-A -my . VA an ff ' UNIOR CLASS - rf Q , l ' X1 his - .yr ,W L .il ' we V, I W .W Lf V, ,f f H 1 S S' Q f , K X .13 ,I fd I f Pat Rusk jim Sanders Anna Sartors Bill Scott C. L. Scott joe Seratte Financial difficulties plague juniors I a eenwilt .v M ' 'lif .,R.:9. 5V ' 1 S .V S af x p a. e 3 f .-- , -' ' , , ig, if I Q f' K , ' fog- , A l 95 ' uf i f' K 'ff Lil' , Q t S o ' f . , , . I vI,,, MM . ,gp ,ff W iff? f fax llan S S s Q o .. fs 'S iin l me 4 S to l N at is S 'lasts ..:n A A ' s , .ri '. ' , , lX . .. if 1-, X N1- 7 A3 i 2: ,za -iw -1 1'l'3'5 , , it W K, J' gl AN S . K - K - 1 I A f , vi- U Qi' may , , Ng . 'Y ,gt , ,,-, - -fx l 4 uv .uf - 'L S As p iig 'lt ' A ,C e N 62 Fredy Shaeffer Dianne Shamel Victor Sharpton Stephanie Shaw Bill Shepard Sharon Skinner Marie Smalley Carla Smith Kaylene Smith Rick Smith Sandra Smith Jerry Solomon john Spencer Mary Spencer Glenn Steffy Cheryl Stephens Kay Stephens Cary Stephens Lanette Stewart Donna Sites Karl Stottlemyre justin Studebaker Bobby Sullivan Eddie Sullivan Frieda Summar Billy Sutherland Becky Sutterfield Raymond Sweden Becky Tallent Keith Taylor 4 I 4' - LSA W. ,ww ff' Waiting in line and finally making it to the front to order her senior ring, Donna Baney, junior, gladly gives the man her money. X if ff- : 1 J , .- v-.sv ,r lp ,... .V 1 'fx x E 'UW as me ff' rf -. ,-ak 5. .A Hn-Q-4' ,L ,,,,.,, l ff 1-5 1 j l X 1 fx Q , 3 X I , if xg Q K M, f 5 is 353- a 3, if .- f A fish g2-i4 e , .Mgr 4 I +I, 1 7 . 3 11 , L , 1 ,H W 5 . ,H T, 6 ' 'VV 2 K 63 ,M Q Donna Teaff Gail Terrell Shirley Thomas Bob Thompson Iohn Thompson Mark Thompson Chris Thurmond Glen Tilley Tomma Tilley Debbie Trone Skip Tucker Raymond Turner james Tuttle Rick Tyler Charles Vandever Linda Vaughn Larry Walker Ray Walker L., b,.. . My it ' A Vx ,W K , Z ,t , V X, , 2, , Vi ,X A I 5 fl s o 'f s in - K ff we W-3 R ...- 1 - . , x gl t M gy get ' ,gf I H f ,ukk . 4 A F ig' i A ki 1 r .1- A i is I '55 Q I Y , 1 wg N., Marty Harden finds it hard to be- lieve the food served in the cafete- ria even though this is her second year of it. .Y ef ,Q Qin , fu' 'W JM Li? ,fn ,AAA iyl FS' Q . .. Yi .gif R, X , A s Y' i , R . .W , H 11, wav. , .,,f,1.N my ef-ww f :ff- Nha an-9 ,s,, ,i .f,,., , , sa :P 1' 'Fr-fit' 3' . l ai 1' :..g, A If cz' 5 -A If if i' fi ni' Donald Ward Ricky Warren Kathy Weaver Penny Welch Cheryl White jeanna WVhitc Janna Whitehead Roger Whiteside Ken Whittington Carolyn Wideman Lanna Wilkinson Kathy Williams Charlene Williams Kay Williams Rita VVilliams Harry Williford Dubert VVilson Rhonda Wise Vickie VVise Karen Woolard Bobby Wooten Rhonda Yates f. 1. Brian Pinkey and john Collins show excitement over their class's achievements. 64 Eddie Zachow ,.1,L.,u ,-fx. vw. 3+ -sf rm M IT-111i--1 ' r...m.s.,, ..-. LA., 4. .vf,.N IHIHSTCTQHC f-ix 7 AFKALQ4' SCI!-KDCDL N1AK5S I1 . , WF pf soPHoMoRE OFFICERS ophomores enter with Hhighv hopes The sophomore class of 1969 - 1970 was led by President Tommy Hudspeth, with Vice- President Debbie Browers and Secretary Lynna Evans. Sophomores burst on to the scene aston- ishing both juniors and seniors with tons of en- ergy and spirit. Winning the spirit stick in pep assemblies wasn't unusual for the sophomores to do. If they did lose they made sure that the competition was stiff. Sophomores surprised everyone when they won first place in the float contest. They built a model of the planet earth, and in making it spin, set a new goal for the classes of next year. Sophomore class officers Tommy Hudspeth. Debbie Browers, and Ly na Evans worked hard in leading their classes. MQW' I ,411 66 l X . 1. ...J ' Q 'far 'V' , , 3 'ig 1' A X fa at A -ii A . A will I ' H1 'Z' I W ff 1 ' f 5 i W' Q K4 kr zaufgkggffi :.- an :W 'tri A ,QF , ' f ' fi' iii , :li i a A - '-- i 3, - uf ,- Lil if 5152 ' - - Q a 2? Y ' ' il A - z me ,,t- ,,+ -MQW, . V .,.f . wi e , .s ' H , Q . , ,,, ,957 effeQ,.73,A:Ef vig , 1 .69 X,,, 'f .- :aw 1. - T - , ' Q.. i A A a. i f 'sfflifis A J - W A V V f , A .X 13,2 5 -. ,, . ' ki A V A , 5, . Ap 1 .V . M. x . . .gl f X V it , B ' me 25 'E :g.i,s4iAffua1j:' sei, geivzefsitfi 'Q 'f5iQif'j'2 2 Tfki.5gi'S?i'5 f ' Y - 'Y i 1 i . ' , -i , W 0 ra., A lafrgw f k A I 35 , , ? z A ,ta A 5 LM V 1-fl, A 15, t,.,, J , if ,Mag we i . . JL, , -ffl ,gb fx - 1. f f, ., X K z -1 ,f W 'ggi IA ,f ,V r R ii , . A ,A ,L,, , + at ti.w.fr.ef.. - ' -4' 4. uf 'ts N , ,:, , . in if a ., Wig' . JLgf1'.Qgfg1,QI,, , -' TA , L .'. - 'igliiff - 1 f' 1 f ' 1. :T ,L he 5 ,, y Q- -5 i ' K , 1 f 1 Denise Aaron Daniel Adams Brenda Anderson Norma Anderson Rodger Andrews Susan Arkeketa David Arms Barbara Aynes Bill Bagwell Jeannie Bagwell Donna Baker Rennie Baker Robert Baker Teresa Bames Doug Barton Sandi Beam Elaine Beaubian Bill Bellis Mike Bennett Tim Berry Doug Bickel Chris Blair Micheal Boatner Glenda Boen I, X, W0 We '95, 4 Ps: R 1 Nw' Sophomore football gridstersn Sherri McCallie, Cay El Pam Rodman take a rest during the annual powderpuff ga len Lu me. 3 6 fl 4 4 ,qi U., . 67 m, and Exhausted, Kim Pratt undoubtedly thinks even the floor is quite com fortable after having had a hard cheerleading practice. Terry Bowes Trey Boyd Scott Bradfield Terry Bradfield Dennis Bradley Beverly Brady Randy Brix Glenda Broam Debbie Browers Carl Brown Larry Brown Brad Bry Margaret Brandt Debbie Burk Lyn Burke Kim Bums Carla Burton Pam Busby ' Qfiwki ' B - my .,..U. N . 4 9 . 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Cindy Costable Larry Crawford Sharon Cruzen Kevin Cupps Sandy Culley Craig Davis Eugene Davis Lynda Davis Mark Davidson Linda Dihel Lynn Divine Karen Disbrow Rex Driscoll Laura Dryden Craig Durham Linda Duty Liles Easley Rodney Echohawk Vemon Eldridge Ronnie Ethridge Dana Evans Lynna Evans Evelyn Fairchild lim Farrill ,,ql ' La' 'in-6 Beverly Wilson, sophomore, quietly ponders over something, or perhaps Cindy Henson, wide-eyed and alert, gazes happily and attentively at we should say, somebody, hoping no one distrubs her. another weekly school pcp assembly. 69 , 1 . 1 'fl f -1- ' t Q sg z.: - 'W' 6-1-j rr W Q K 7 , I K I ,rr , , ,,, ,S K , A ,, v, 3 N- - as ii' K ,I 'Lx' ' ., ,fi - -M x, 1' ,, :g1r.,,z: e 2. W xi QQ as 43 m X 5 ,Q ' aa: 4, fm, ,L ...fa K, ,. I - X. fi: I f I N, '-V -l , ef , it . . .ag my 5 W' A I f 8, A , 5,2 wifi: ! A ...-my s ar.. i 'rj -3 ly Q if lr CQ W',AxV S 3. flffgziii' if r ga A 1 . ,jf A lc . A.,f .C A , gy ' W fa li A 2 1 iii. W .L l -.nr . ,.... ,C fi, , . . Q ,A ,ami r, .1 ' ' ifi'1'.'?1Q,I,:.Q i . ' .- .r . , , ,,,,., .,, ' My f S4 QE x' S A all 5 I is 3 f ,fi . f' soPHoMo1z1-2 CLASS Class of ,72 plans ahead for future Glenn Hamill Monty Handley Larry Hardcastle Bose Hardman Connie Harmon Mike Harmon Diane Harris Greg Harris joe Harriman Marvin Harrison Sandra Harvey Cindy Hayes Steve Hayes james Henderson Robin Hendricks Vickie Hensley Cindy Henson Sherrie Hicks Reba Hill Clifford Hollingshead Judy Holsey Tim Hooper Dean Hopkins Greichen Hoss M M553 A W ' 'A ' we Z , - ,A K X ' v is v 9 f ' my U ai 1, f A fag ffm Y R i' is l 'S' -f .: . . ' r Rusty Farris Elaine Fholer john Fiery Cathy Fillmore Karen Fisher Susan Fleming john Fritts Sharon Gardner Lindsey Gatwood Marty Gilliland Sharon Goad Kay Golden Chris Gomez Caroline Goode Allen Graham Connie Griffin Barry Hacker Kenny Hamilton ' 'H I C' , ..,v QV' , rf , , 1 ' is in , ...A ., Q T V -, ff .tv .- fs .yr . gg. an slag ' ff' 1 W , gx f- 'e X N5 V , . 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They won first place, with seniors Kari Hom Mike Hom Jack House Tom Hudspeth Joyce Huey Bill Hutson Randy Ireland Nona Ivy George Jackson Corliss Jarvis Gwene Johnson Jackie Johnson Mary johnson Mingleton Johnson Richard Johnson Shirley Johnson Mike Jones Judy Jordan William Jordon Margie Kammerazell Donna Keith Vanessa Kellem Lynn Kelley Tony Kelso , 3132 1 'ii 1 ,K Gam- X R.: ,.., Nw W If A . . 14 5- msg , ,. 1 in .ls .r , f, . ,Na .. ' ' - ,, ' . ,. . 4 , X, ' , if ,rainy an . J 9 l 7 K5 xml T V vo- .2 f' ,, if . 1 3, f . A Cv' ' x 71 2:2 , 3 X . ,, 1 r qi I 3 fl W f X i fl iz , ' second, and juniors third. Mr. Bob Combs and Mr. John Ealces were the sophomore sponsors. Being underclassmen the sophomores proved that the first year can be successful. A asv V, Q: ,fx i mfm, 34 , 9, iw ,' s ft 1 af J, f ' Nw ,- .ina-f ,I .ix gs, - . is. W 1 I R e 'ii' L1 Q H W: -' , in . my 2 if 3 4' in f Qing! 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L we ,P N t Wi ,we l ' M J 72 Cay Ellen Lumm Kathie Lux Linda Maddux Patsy Maddux Ricky Mallory jack Marshall Sandra Martin David Massey Debbie Massey Dixie Massey james Mathews Kennie Madewell Susan McAdo0 Larry McBride Mike McCalip Denise McCallie Sheri McCallie jimmy McCarty Arther McClaflin Edward McClellan Teresa McClellan Keith McCaughin Deana McDonald Brenda Tilley Cindy McEntire Myrtle McGee Larry McGuire Linda McLain Karen McPherson jim Meadows Sheila Mears Bill Meyer Ron Mieir Debbie Mikles Cathy Miller Ioyce Miller Andy Miller Tena Million David Mills Lynnis Misner Ed Mize Sandi Moore Donna Montgomery Don Morgan Kathy Morgan Haskell Morris Clay Morrow Doresa Morton , . ' was WM K..-f W5 M. A 1,453 4 ' gr, .M ., M M tw. N aM--ig .. M, 4. .,'.. 9 Weis . I t . 'Q 2 'ff-ii., g f. KK 5 K K MQ? 1 :gb ,,,,.....W ff, JE 51 ' .. 2'-M' 25 A .M is ' 'X liti Q . ii in Y ggi ., , it f I S ' LVL lv- . v K . . M. onio H if if - --ff . 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' M ffiwf1f.g f are 4. 7.1.-'Pm 1 'ffrfew Sophomore band members take time out to talk with a youngster on the Hissom Memorial float before our annual homecoming parade. 551' A Um sf-'V ' ' V' ' .gs i The sophomore float was nick-named The Hostess Snowball bythe senior class. However. the sophomores found victory with it. 73 ofbd, .fv0'7, x wil' f Y- S M MF. Q, K., K8 .4 Fi .N- O ggnfxe , A ' iw M, , , lfmdyn 4 'f ali 5 lips. ...N -. v - '-3 i ' k 1 f . . M S-. 1+-S41 ':,?li'zf -' if 'Qi K 'l , wsfwwrw W W tmp an i , - l V V ' a Q ssl Qywjy f e A , , v f sf' Q ca , yseas S iv ,I ' ' I 22' W Q , f R t h K., VM, I U , K . , 1:2 , ' R 3 QQ eQ.f ' , 54- saa f we 'ash M-vmvw avfafx .1 Q' b' , , ' ,A V' - , gn 'A 1 elye , an S yssy i i E, , .V 1 l l Q 4 ' . I- 'fl it ,P , .ay W., we ..--rv' . , '.. 'rm 'xv s , Y 'Ku X -ng J 'ST W if ,Half y ,,f 7. 4 if tx L 4- 49 - rua? News' awww? augur l WWE Q- 3 . aa ygja SOPHOMORE CLASS Tomm Hudspeth leads sophomo jo Carol Perkins Mike Perkins Paul Peterman David Pingry David Powhatan Kim Pratt Terry Price Cindy Pride Diane Pryse Brad Ragland Steve Raglin Shirley Ragsdale Ray Rainer Anthony Rell Carol Ramsey Donna Redburn Diane Redfearn Vicki Reid Leslie Renfrow Ronda Renner Kristy Rice Donna Richardson Debbie Riddle Claude Ridens S j ' ku., , ' r eigi gyaals sf? 5, l- R -s y f U , f . VV K -,.,,,7, Lrkr 7' ,. M .. P z. -r 'V' .4 fsof ls.. ail' I- T 1 4, A S w. 15 iQ 'e.mw Q '41 , ':::,:,v 3. f 4:fi1'l li ki., an WF I ,. 43, V ,y ,Jw , , 5 L ix ei V i cla- CJQZ 5 Q 5' r 1 sf w 1- 5. x ' if Yr z , 74 Donna Moser Debbie Moss Lisa Moss james Mullins Russell Murray Ronnie Newberry Beverly Newport David Nichols Connie Noe johnny Noe Susan Ogden Patti Osborn Debbie Owens Johnny Parrish Robin Parks Ruth Parker jim Pavatt Frank Peck re class V V MQWWWHW , ,Ni lwmlk 4mf'-xfq rj,hN, b,,. i Z . S ,,M . Va ' is -'Si' ' ' E a X as , - y 7, H, 4,329 A Lx f K A,r - 2-.i A 4 E 1f.,.,M ,ef ,T will fr M xr-. 1 'r -f .4 Q 4, Y, av -D X 4 , is , ' al 1 -Q , - . -me 1' V Q --, W z K , if ef? - '-. E, we f x , ,s f MP- 55 . , 1. 2 . 1 ge if 1 .. , J' -- is , X Xvwlfw M ,I K , X If WW E gt .sa . rv 1 T- .elm-f we ox Bobby Riley Debbie Robinson Mira Robinson Pam Rodman john Roe Lavaughn Rushing Trisha Rossman Richard Samuels David Seay Carla Settle Susan Shaeffer Rhonda Shamel Margaret Shanks Steve Sharp Ginny Siegel Dora Skaggs Don Smith Sandi Smith Steve Smith Robin Snow Dorothy Sproles Glenn Soles Pam Spencer Linda Stafford s,, 'mir a... ff- N we H: 1. ,,J,, mist . . iii fin. -is i ,S .5 t f 5 7? N 21- ' 1:1 if? Y J X 433 st i ,. it r E al? it .,, .:7,.,,,qgf4g., is rw: Y' 5 32 Z5 1 ai! it -wgfwtrsi i, ' ' we H5 1 Q sv sf 74, ' gf' '....f fNf?Q1ffiS?1ifi?ZTQ?5ig5 A 4 img? yn xiii? a ' 'r 'I f 1 - I ' QQ 1 V use :Q f, i A -I L 3.1 rely I sw ffl .,: 1:55, i. fxiiie , i . 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MQW Ry x ef iv ,YQ as J, 'f ' 2' is 2 'X 'T YR P li i , 1 X, 1 Wa t A5 I A' 5,5 ei, - -,'-. W., 'U ' as f Q 2 h 'ji QS iff' 9 if 1 2' fi QT , ,,,. saw litfif ' ., new tai:-zvfa. F Q31 r ! as K f , ,Jn . rf' , ,1zw.,i1215,4 W, '-mf , 5 :EE . f ,A 5 44' if , X ,ww 5 ix., .1 if I . 4591 saw, fr-3625 1' v uf-QA -, , 'xf3s,,gfsk1-',lg ,, i 5 - ff. ' -14 -1 W - .ff ' bfi ' ' V :,. lf ,af fe ff' 3 ,, ., 1-N. - f . E' I i'i ' S S i M ' ' s fi -V , yet? r .,,: ,, , If A L , is . ,X L K L A M 1 r 5 ' sz. fgmiza' :pr S ge 2213: or - f M, Fix' 2 'sliitzi H54 :MSQY Q 5 'QMS' 'V A X , is S r ' J fir W if eeee an - ,, px , M 1' Q -all x it fi, -Jr W , v,'!r '- lip Q' ' N .AH f' I - X OPHOMORE CLASS Largest class makes large contribution it ..- , g neee N J f .a eiuiw 'if-11 , - 1 f' ' 'S ? l f' arf. H215 M. 5- H 'f K 17 H fa ' .r ,-ff on fx 12- X., -- X , 4,.,1 , fa 0 ,sa if is Eliiz, A -. S flrt 1 Affll' X21 wg 'il'-2+ .,,.. - aeae Qzkyfq 'as Q if . I' x sv- A ei ,- -nl .... ff1Vf.:i5,- .W ,.., ,, -1.- A M . 4 fffjz, 4' f !' - fi: -.ir sl f .WM S eeee r , -' , X iggsf ' -rt ,L ' X: 'iii IE ' QV? fiwgfi ,c f ,ig Lf If - ?' ef' 1 i i Q' ' ' V ga S ,.' U .iff 2 , it ali 'L-E, V' 1 W' 1' 'L - '57 ' ,. ,, KH :3-H 1 'f'i, we :Q ' , , ' 4 z - , , , V , i r , s ., 1 ' ' i'i- i ,. .min , -,E f.. M Q 5. U? 76 . 'I' Y rf? f i' ki f . ' Wifi, I 1 ii Sill! 1 1 -Q . ,r, f',1,, A' 5 Betty Tumer Floyd Tumer Judy Tuttle Larry Tuttle Brenda Wagers Ray Wallace Wade Wallace Scott Wallingford Dennis Walls Carl Watkins Robert Watson Mary Wattles Vicky Welch Don Wells Sam Wheeler Bruce Whisenhunt jamie White Mike Whitaker Nolen Whittenburg Carol Williams Carole Williams Carolyn Williams Patrica Williams Susan Williams Jr- x- ,,....fwwa,,..f..-1.-no ,,,....-M 'UQ 3 A J X , M? Debbie Browers discovers that the addition ofa hat adds character and A dog may be man's best friend, but Sherrie McCallie seems to have distinction to even a Sandite cheerleaderss uniform. found that this oversized canine is a good friend of hers. ,133 1- f I ' IeffWillingham , pq k g K' i A t ' Beverly Wilson ' i wg: gsgi i C W- V. , Q V. ff , .. f Q., 1 y In regofy llson N VK t I f ,5 ,. ., jr , A ' ,1 A ' J - . 57 W Ricky Wilson - 2 ,Q f- . Shere Wise jerry Wood ,Q X -Q J v . '-37 i lk 6 kia ina, ,X Ronald Wood Debbie Woodford janet Woodward f 9 qt 1 JS 'T .J X B1 ., ,.i. .,,17,k7wQiik,,,5 , we -R, - ,Qi V gt Ran dv Wooten Lerov Wvri ck Kay York , ,, s v :W ,-,' A ii' - x w :Q , . M I ,,k Q: f- Pawarhrough ,. by 'Qs - if e e ' 155. - , 2 ,L-ff' E A ' if if b Chris Blair shows that research for his debating can be fun, as he looks through one of his primary sources for information. fa, 78 W It takes a lot of studying to make it in high school, as sophomores David Powhatan and Donna Redburn discover. But despite all of the work, most sophomores find that the atmosphere is different from any other school they have attended. High school is a new experience for sopho- mores everywhere. But somehow, the sophomores of today, sometimes lost in the crowd of high school, will emerge from the masses of high school to find their places as in- dividuals in the future. 79 W 7 muff x 4 rw fI.w'Tf. 4 Q V..Q. 1 ? F 5? 1 1 ' -Q T55 l 'haf af KN fl P . S -v ff W Xena- STUDENT COUNCIL: Seated: Officers, Edward Whittenburg, vice- presidentg Brenda Driscoll, secretary, Dan Marrs, president. ROW l: Richard Bums, Steve Hom, john Lancaster, Kay Lynch, Mary Gris- wold, Cary Galloway, Mike Moss, Tommy Hudspeth, Mr. Garrett: sponsor. ROW 21 Kendy johnson, Lee Vincent, Donna Teaff, Roma Hueste, Shirley johnson, Marcia Manes, Lynda Davis, Shirley Rags- dale, Debbie Browers, Cindy Henson, Bobby Wooten, Larry Crawford. ROW 3: Lili Dabiri, Susan Deas, Stephanie Shaw, Bill Sosa Suarez, Marty Harden, Janna Whitehead, Karen Kammerling, The new school year started and Student Council went right to work planning several new and totally different projects. Monthly cal- endars containing activities from the forth com- ing month were made available to the student body. Also, the council published a directory with names of all students and their grade, ad- dress, and telephone number. The project was a success as they sold over 600 copies. Initiated this year by the Council was the Intramural tournament for all students. Lynnis Misner, Ricky Smith, james Cupps, Jim Redfeam, Rick Boyd, Mark Perry, Claude Ridens, Doug Bickel. ROW 4: james Hom, Al Edwards, Brian Pinkey, Marilyn Smith, Lynna Evans, Connie Harde- man, LaNette Wilburg, Karel Kolker, Fredy Shaeffer, Mike Brown, James Doyle, John Hueste, Nelson Tanner, Kim Dunn, Steve Kuns, Floyd Tumer, Trey Boyd. There are 57 members of the Student Coun- cil, each active in participation. -on--use IA 'A rp p CWS' X' Dan Marrs, Brenda Driscoll, and Edward Whittenburg, confer with Thurman Garrett, sponsor, over issues on student council. tudent Council holds leadership key X Ti ti if K. . As president of Student Council we see Dan Marrs, senior, doing one of his many duties, such as typing out morning announcements. V 1.-1.43 Brenda Driscoll, Student Council secretary. is kept busy working hard to keep up with the Student Council's many projects. Edward Whittenburg, senior, is vice-president of Student Council. Here we sec Edward thinking about all the work which lies ahead. Y-TEEN MEMBERS: ROW l: Officers: Mary Griswold, Jocie Coombes, Sharon Skinner, Audrey Clark, Mona Books, Shelley Robert- son, Carolyn Casey, Donna McLain. ROW 2: Diana Pennington, Don- na Baker, Evelyn Fa er, Cecilia Hankins, Janis Sharp, Paula Bulmer, Betty Graham, Nancy Griggs. Becky Thomas, Debbie Kidd, Susan Arkeketa. Lynn Kelly, Vicky Worthington, Cindy Pride. Janie Hufstetler. ROW 3: Christy Graham, Lynnis Misner, Lynna Ev- ans, Shelly Butcher, Terri Price, Joyce Roberts, Cheryl Cannon, Susan Ogden, Debbie Riddle, Sheila Mears, Debbie Busby, Jeanna White, Penny Welch, Darlene Lamb. ROW -l: Debbie Woodford, Ginny Siegel. Donna Teaff, Linda McLain, Debbie Moss, Glenda Broam, Brenda Buxton, Marty Harden, Stephanie Shaw, Linda Lewis, Jeanie Huf- stetler, Valerie Deer, Cathy Williams, LaWana Combs, Debbie Robin- son, Mary Laughlin. . T-- HI-Y MEMBERS: ROW l: STANDING: Mr. Bob Combs sponsor: ard Bums, Gary Galloway, David Asher, Lee Vincent, Jim Beck, James Bob Thompson, Brian Armstrong. ROW 2: Jimmy Davis, Mike Jones, W l h M k P h S e c , ar erry, Jo n pencer. Hi-Y is a boys Christian organiza- Dean Nichols, Steve White, Ray Walker, Darryl Reese. HOW 3: Rich- tion, which strives to lead boys in the right way. ART CLUB: SEATED Officers: janet Lingo treasurer, jim Harvey, president, Cindy Beck, vice-president. ROXV 1: james Henderson, Rhonda Shamel, Tenena Million, Donna Teaff. ROVV 2: Barry Keeler. sponsor, Steve Hooker, Mike Bennett, Brenda Beck, Kathy York, Sally Martin, Rebecca Farmer, Carolyn Williams, Pat Williams, jackie john- son, Paul Nipps. ROW 3: Mike Bostic, Lynna Evans, Edwina Hill, AE Christy Graham, Mary Wattles, Linda Maddox, Joyce Miller, Sandra Moore, Pam Busby, Mike Kidd. ROW 4: Steve Dixon, Eddie Bostic, Ronald Poindexter, Richard johnson, Charles Laffoon, Steve Kolker, Bobby Kline, Cary Mayfield, ddie Zachow, Eddie Duvall, Russel Muffy- Qnyd- Quvuu Jccu-J , , I l F v 1 A w Af 1 f ' Q, 'WHY 's', 'Ii V f . -..-f V V . f i ' W ' 1 5 3 fi, , , . t . 4 X- . , it O, ,, ' A , , e t I I 1 Teresa Reynolds Brenda Beck Janet Lingo Art club promotes aesthetic talents The Art Club at Charles Page encourages the belief that art is beautiful, enjoyable, and can even be fun. By encouraging work in paintings, ceramics, and taking field trips to art museums, the Charles Page Art Club hopes to create a greater appreciation of art in its many forms. MIXED CHOIR: ROW l: Cheryl Stephens, Vickey Worthington, Ray Morrow, Sandra Matlock, Rick Smith, Janis Sharp, Jerry Lynch, Sandra Hixson, Valerie Deer, Debbie Potts, Larry Hardcastle, Cathy Har- mon, Mike Smith, Cheryl Williams, Dennis Dodson, Rita Williams, Sandra Mullins, Mr. R. T. Shields. ROW 2: jan Butts, Bruce Whisenhunt, Jody Cravens, Larry Mallory, Patty Fisher, Mike Pinkey, Susan Gragg, Deb- bie Hopkins, Nolen Whittenburg, Debbie Browers, jeff Cooper, Karen Bowden, Kelly Gilmore, Edwina Hill, Robert Watson. Karen Disbrow, Riley Gilmore, Connie Moss. Choir sings in harmon throu hout year SELECT CHOIR: ROW lz Sandra Mullins, Dianne Childers, Clyde Roberts, Debbie Hopkins, Rick Tyler, Pat Kirk, john Thompson, Bren- Hargrove, Debbie Potts, Larry Mallory, Patty Fisher, Mike Smith, Rita da Driscoll, Darrell McGuire, Debbie Browers, jeff Cooper. Select Williams, Iody Cravens, Mr. R. T. Shields. ROW 21 Kathi Hill, jim works hard to achieve the very best in ratings at contest. 86 MIXED CHOIR: ROW 3: Brenda Redditt, Kaylene Smith, Tim Berry, Kendy johnson, Larry Putman, Roset- tia Annstrong, Glenn Soles, Pat Kirk, David Fillmore, Linda Vaughn, Mike Perkins, Lynda Davis, Nelson Tanner, Patti Amett, Larry Brown, Nancy Eakes, Clyde Hargrove, Karen Kaemmerling, Dan Summar. ROW -1: Brenda Eichenfield, Ricky Mallory, Linda Leer, Floyd Turner, Penny Welch, Don Morgan, Kathi Hill, Larry McGuire, Gretchen Hoss, jim Roberts, Debbie Browers, Rick Tyler, Marty Harden, Skip Hess, Terri jones, john Thompson, Brenda Driscoll, Darrell McGuire, Carolyn McCarty, Trey Boyd, Sharon Mann, Dianne Childers, Pat Graham. BOY'S GLEE: ROW l: Sandra Mullins, Dennis Dodson, Larry Hardcas- tle, Ricky Mallory, Ray Morrow, Larry Mallory, Darrell McGuire, Ri- ley Gilmore, Mr. R. T. Shields. ROW 2: Bruce Whisenhunt, Rick Smith, Tim Berry, Nolan Whittenburg, Larry Brown, Robert Watson, Mike Smith, Trey Boyd, Kelly Gilmore. ROW 23: Larry McGuire, Clyde Har- grove, Glenn Soles, Mike Pinkey, David Fillmore, Mike Perkins, Skip Tucker, Daniel Summar. ROW 4: jeff Cooper, Larry Putman, Floyd Tumer, lim Roberts, john Thompson, Nelson Tanner, Don Morgan, Rick Tyler, Pat Graham, jerry Lynch. These boys work hard to put forth their voices forthe school. iii! .1 I I 'N l t, H GIRLS' GLEE: ROW 1: Debbie Owens, Evelyn Fairchild, Dianne Pen- nington. Becky Thomas, Jeannie Sullivan, Shirley Ragsdale, Sheri McCallie, Kristy Rice, Dana Evans, Sharon Goad, Donna Redfcm, Cheryl Lester, Sue Hollingshead, Cindy Gomez, Linda Northern. ROW 2: Sandy Culley, Jamie white. Janet Lingo, Charlene Chambers, Paula Bulmer, Connie Harmon, Vicki Welch, Patti Osborn, Reba Hill, Nancy Griggs, Rocilla Graves, Nancy Pearson, Regina Restor, Karen Fisher, Robin Hendricks. ROW 3: Donna Richardson, Debbie Riddle, Mary Johnson, Betty Graham, Cathi Thompson, Cheryl Cannon, Susan Og- den, Susan Fleming, Pam Rodman, Caren McPherson, Carol Ramsey, Lugene Lang, Janet Woodward, Beverly DeCouq. Sandy Martin, Caro- line Goode, Cathey Filmore. ROW 4: Kane Hom, Jeanna White, Joyce Roberts, Debbie Moss, Linda Davis, Shirley Johnson, Lynna Evans, Susan Coble. Rusty Farris, Glenda Broam, Debbie Woodward, Denise McCallie, Shelia Mears, Donna Baney, Mary Lundy, Connie Griffin, Diane Price, Linda McLain. GIRLS'GLEE: ROW I: Kaylene Smith, Connie Moss, Sandra Matlock, Brenda Eichenfield, Karen Bowden, Brenda Redditt, Vickey Worthing- ton, Jan Butts, Jody Cravens. ROW 2: Debbie Potts, Penny Welch, Cathy Harmon, Nancy Eakes, Rita Williams, Sharon Mann, Linda Leer, Debbie Browers, Patty Fisher, Patti Amett, Kathi Hill. HOW 231 Carolyn McCarty, Edwina Hill, Sandra Hixon, Valerie Deer, Cheryl Stephens, Karen Disbrow. Rosettia Armstrong, Jancie Sharp, Terri Jones, Karen Kaemmerling. ROW -lg Dianne Childers, Brenda Driscoll, Kendy John- son, Gretchen Hoss, Susan Gragg, Marty Harden, Debbie Hopkins, Pat Kirk, Lynda Davis, Linda Vaughn, Debbie Bowers, Cheryl Williams. f +5 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: ROW' I: Officers: Cheryl Pat- terson, historian: George Echohawk, vice-president: Kathy Mizc, pres- ident: Gary Pryor, treasurer: Marilyn Smith, parliamcntarian: john Hueste, student council representative, Shelley Robertson, secretary, is not pictured. ROVV 2: Becky Tallent, Bonnie Braswell, Patricia Rusk, Melissa Mitchell, Rhonda Raybum, Mrs. Richardson, sponsor. ROW 53: Denise Aaron, Debbie Bowers. Sandi Mullins, Karel Kolker, Edward Mize, Glenda Smith, Charles Scott, Tom Milner. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE: FRONT: Glen Hamill, Doyle Graham, Paula Newell, Connie Hardeman, Chris Blair. Sandra Strout, Da- vid Fillmore, Dan Marrs. BACK: Ted Coombes, Tony Kelso. BAND ROW 1: wg'-VMQQQ. Dennis Adair, Sharon Chambers, Becky Brown, Beverly Wilson, Rochelle Powers. ROW 2: janice Spears. Renee Potter, Teresa jones, Cary Pryor, Carolyn Casey, Leonard Coffman, Kim Cox. ROW 3: Norma Burton, Marie Smalley, Patty Moon. Margar- et Shanks, judy jordan, LaWana Combs, Rhonda Renner. Bruce Clay' ton, Beverly Newport, Richard Dover. Kay Lynch, Tom Milner, Terry as. Bradfield. ROW 4: Sandra Olinger, Doresa Morton, Denise Leslie, Randall Brian, john Roe, Robert Williams, Mike Stephens, Steve Conn, john Deas, john Fritts, james Mullins, Karl Stottlemyre, Keith Taylor. ROW 5: Verlia Luton, james Henderson, Kathy York, Dennis james, Wayne Henderson, David Powhatan, Paul Peterman, john Collins, Kim Ashby, Kenny Hamilton, Steve Hooker. For Band members,practice makes perfect we I I .QM t , W,V4...' ,sl X. In f 7.1 3 L Q 'iim x uf 92 W- y' fs., r ' ,agp -,fix-. 2 'pie-. -'- V . wg ' l Sn . Us, g X ' QV K 'ia A . f ' l I M rf X If , V '42 gg 11, V' Was, A 7?,i.f?!-s ' -ri' ? 'T , 1 1 . H' yi ff T-5l'ff '-li'i-Qgggo.. ' f ' 1' gf, -W . 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ROW 3- Russell Stites, Cle S ff ' . nn te y, Cindy McEnhre, Glenda Smith, Susan Arkelcta, Brenda Buxton, David Chartier, Ricky Copeland, Steve Leading the Sandites award-winning band were the drum majors, Iu- nior Brenda Buxton and Senior Kim Cox. IL fx P Miller, Randy Brown, Ronnie Wood, Lawrence McCain. ROW 4: James Doyle, james Cupps, George Ecohawlc. Terry Bowes, jim Austin. Barry Hacker. Larry Cook, Liles Eascly, Roy Threadgill, Paul Stephenson. Keith McCullop, Roma Hucste. ROW 5: Charles Norfleet. Steve Dixon, Albert Edwards, Donnie Dixson, Darryl Lancaster. Under the capable direction of Harold Fish- er, the CPHS band won many high honors in both marching and concert tournaments F d . un s to cover the expenses of attending these tourna- ments were raised primarily through the band's sale of candy. The band also entertained during e Sandite football the halftime activities of th games and joined the pep club in bolstering S . .t db . . p1r1 an rlghtenmg the outlook of the fans. W 0 o o CC 7, w l F 1rst drama productlon IS klahoma. THESPIANS: ROW 1: Officers: Nancy Eakes, secretary: Kris Linnville, treasurerg Mike Brown, vice-presidentg Connie Hardeman, presidentg jim Beck, pledgemaster: Albert Edwards, student council representa- tive. ROW 2: Cindy Henson, Rhonda Rayburn, Patricia Rusk, Melissa Connie Hardeman, senior. applies make-up to Pam Spencer, sopho- more. as Thespians prepare for their production of Oklahoma Y Mitchell, Robin Snow, Susan Deas, Marilyn Smith, lohn Spencer. ROW 3: Miss Pat Kelley, sponsor, Pam Spencer, Kathy Weaver, Rita Shope, Carolyn McCarty, Rachel Durham. Stephanie Shaw, Linda Leer, Bob Thompson. -f rc K. 'x ' r I -1.3, t . ,S . emu.. 'sf , , www Aft' 5? I' .gi- gf . Allie Hackumb and Cirdie Cummings whisper sweet She went about as fer as she could go, says Aunt Eller played by Lynda Davis, in the nothings as Allie is conned into wedding bells. Drama production of Oklahoma yu .f 4' 411.0 Glenda Broam, Rick Tyler, Rick Tallent, Jeanie Siegal, Karen Crainer, Trey Boyd, Rick Boyd, and Linda Leer pose for the photographer at the end of a scene as they rehearse for the first all-school play. Rehearsals were long and hard but the results were most rewarding. 93 1 as Dramatic talents are plentiful at Page tele ave 4 L if X ta' 'V 'N . V M K' ew., 1 1 at lyk? -' i Jun, fa, v . X 't ga? . a 5 n l' N S f y n , , Y f y 1 Q W pak' K gi , ' Unfit . gf' I J rl i y 7.34 .1 g, y xx . 3' Q lt Q A S s Y ' K: Lf' 1 The leading roles in David and Lisan, the second major production at Patty Fisher and Ricky Tyler practice very intently for the musical Page, were played by seniors Rachel Durham and Mike Brown. 0klahomal . G' QD' Q r'., XJ. .. x f In Rachel Durham, jim Beck, Susan Deas, Homer Eubanks, Connie Hardeman, Bob Thompson, and Robbie Snow rehearse for David and Lisa . The play tells the story of two disturbed teen-agers in a mental institution. Through a series of traumatic experiences and glaring truths about themselves, the young people are put back on the road that leads to being responsible members of society. 94 COUNSELOITS HELPERS: ROW l: janice Spears. Susan New, Caro- lyn Avey, Regina Restor. Gayle Hancock, Peggy Mathes, Sue Hollings- head, Charlene Hale. Teressa Hubbard. Pat Collins. Paula McDaniels. ROVV 2: Pam Baker, Karen Bowden, Debby Whittenburg. Bonnie Bra- swell, Becky Tallent, ' Cindy Gomez, Paula Bulmer, Evyonn Redman, Linda Fritz. ROW 23: Steve Morgan, Pat Jamison. Wilma Lamproe, Donna Redbum, Cindy Mclintire. Calhi Cooper. Bet- ty Marshall, Sharon Clary. izfiz' 5 bi OFFICE HELPERS: ROW 1: Shelly Robertson, Marilyn Smith, Karel Kolker. LIBRARY HELPERS: ROW 1: Betty Gardner, Cheryl Patterson, Velta Mashbum, Brenda Wagers, Tommye Morton, jamie Mercer, Linda Fritz. ROW 2: Joyce Boyd, Gwendolyn Gardner, Sharolyn Berger, Brenda Wallace, Kaylene Smith, Mona Rocks, Denise Aaron . Sandy Smith, Frankie Phillips, Deborah johnson, Pat Ballard, Glenda Smith, Susan McAdoo, Teresa Goodwin, Shelia Harvey. These girls learn the necessary duties of a librarian under Mrs. Pam Richardon. AAR f Sandite Yearbook Staff Cary Whitley . . . Stephanie Shaw . Audrey Clark ..., Dianne Shamel . , Kathy Morgan . . . Brian Pinkey .... Diane Cox .... Pam Higgins .... Connie Noe ..... Ted Coombes . . . Shelley Robertson joe Watson ...., Carolyn Logan . . Dan Marrs ...... Mike Pinkey . . Steve Morgan . . . Iames Walls ..... Charlie DuVall . . Glen Hamil . . . Chris Blair .... Editor Co-Editor . . .... Organization Section . . .... Organization Section Sophomore Section . . . . . junior Section . . Senior Section . . . . Advertising ...........Honors . . . . . Faculty Section Royalty .........Sports . . . . Staff Writer . . . . Staff Writer . . . Copy Writer . . . Photographer . . . Photographer . . . Photographer . . . Photographer . . . Photographer Laying out 3R forms is just one ofthe many responsibilities involved in putting out the yearbook, agrees Ted Coombes, senior. I l' TQ , i 5'3 + X 1 P . in il A nh' .N , 4 -'T' 'Q Y bx 431 f 'tx .9 FIRST SEMESTER STAFF SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Editor ....,... News Editor . . . Feature Editor . Sports Editor , . . Advertising Editor . . . . . . Exchange Editor Copy Editor ..., Photography Editor Photographers . . Robert Lux, C , Kathy Mize Mike Brown Ted Coombes Glenn Buntin Pam Higgins . Ricky Tyler jim Redfearn . joe Watson James Walls harles DuVall Reporters .......... john Barker, Rick Eckles Betty Garner, Debbie Holt, Pat Kirk Advisor ...,.............. Mrs. Kathi Osburn Printing Advisor ...... ........ M yron Smith Co-Editor .... Co-Editor ..,, News Editor . . . Feature Editor . Sports Editor . . . Advertising Editor . , . . . . Exchange Editor Copy Editor ..., Photography Editor ......... . . Mike Brown . jim Redfearn Rachel Durham . . Debbie Holt . . Ricky Eckles . . Pam Higgins Albert Edwards . Ted Coombes Charles DuVall Photographers ...... james Walls, Robert Lux joe Watson, Mike Wooten, Tony Ewing Reporters . john Barker, Betty Garner, Pat Kirk Kathy Mize, Glenn Buntin, Ricky Tyler Advisor .................. Mrs. Kathi Osburn Printing Advisor ............... Myron Smith BUSINESS CO-OP: ROW 1: Miss Sharon Shepard, sponsor, Pam Niles, Gaylen Hudgins, Cindy Burton, Debby Welch, Mrs. Alpha Walker, sponsor. HOW 2: Marcia Manes. Brenda Driscoll. julie White, Paula Newell, Ianet Leonard. ROW 3: Paula Woods, Patricia Simpson, Kathy Frey, Donna Smith, Brenda Wallace, Ellen Mowbray, Sharon Gilliland. ROW -I: Alana Reese, Lisa Cory. Gayle Miller, Debbie Bower, LaNette Willburg, Elsie Haws, Kathy Spencer, Trudy Thompson. Business Co- op teaches girls the responsibilities of a job. FBLA: ROW l: OFFICERS: Marcia Manes, president, Trudy Thomp- son, vice-president, Sharon Gilliland, secretary: Alana Reese, treasurer, Ellen Mowbrary, reporter: Paula Woods, historian, Gary Galloway: student council representative, Paula Newell, parliamentarian. ROW 2: Mrs. Warlick, sponsor, Donna McLain Patricia Simpson, Kathy Frey, Brenda Driscoll, Shelley Robertson, Pam Niles, Gaylen Hudgins, Cindy Burton, Charlene Hale, Gayle Hancock, Paula Bulmer, Nancy Griggs, Penny Welch, lan Butts, Sandy Matlock, Linda Chambers, Janice Garde ner, Brenda Chambers, Mrs. Alpha Walker, sponsor. ROVV 3: Lisa Cory, Gayle Miller, Cheryl Patterson, Bonnie Braswell, Janna Whitehead, I.aNette WVilburg and Cindy Burton put their selling techniques to the test as they sell class pins to the students. Debbie Hopkins, Donna Smith, Mira Robinson, Debbie Burk, Linda Lingo. Carolyn Logan, Melissa Mitchell, Tommye Morton, Brenda Wallace, Freida Krumsiek, Everett Davis, Iris Harvey, jeanetta Arms, Debby Welch, Miss Shepard, sponsor. ROW 4: David Asher, Linda Leer, Skip Tucker, Marty Harden, Brenda Buxton, Debbie Bowers, Lee Vincent, Richard Bums, Jim Beck, LaNette Wilburg, Carolyn McCarty, Glenn Buntin, Eric Fitting, Elsie Haws, Mark Perry, julie White, Cathy Spencer, Carolyn Wideman, Mariyln Smith, Mona Rooks, Steve Mush- rush, Bay Walker, Janet Leonard, Marcia McCarrol. Mrs. Alpha Walker teaches these students the ropes of many types of businesses. FF and FHA strive to build better youth 4 , 'Ji :tsl FFA: ROW l: Mr. Leon Applegate, sponsor, Carl Brown, Doug Bickel, Glen Soles. Leroy Wyrick, Mike Harmon, james Norman. ROW 2: Bobby Harmon, Rex Patrick, Ray Morrow, jim McCarty, Terry Smith, Ray Rainer, Dave Cannon, Vernon Dutcher, David Seay. ROW 3: Wil- liamjordan,1im Brasaell, Daniel Bradley, jesse Maddux, Ector Yancey, FHA: ROW l: Pat Ballard, Darlene Lamb, Bonnie Braswell, Mary Laughlin, Glenda Cole, Shirley Thomas, loyce Huey. ROW 21 jocie Coombes, Betty Turner, Sharon Gardener, Debbie Noe, Dixie Massey, Steve Isley, Kevin Cupps, jim Farrill. ROVV 4: Harold Gaston, Mike MaCliff, Eugene Davis, James Matthews, Pat Morton, Ricky Mc- Kinney, C. L. Scott, Barry Clausen, Charles Laughlin, Steve R. Smith, Lee Van Duesen. FFA builds better youth for the farming future of our country. Elizabeth Sutterfield, Brenda Martin. ROW 3: janet Woodward, Sharon Coad, Linda Cole, Sandy Smith, Karen Collins, Cheryl Patterson. These girls headed the March of Dimes project here at CPHS. Preparation for future is VICA,s goal ROW 1: Lonny Hudson, jerry Wood, Leonard Coffman, Diane Harris, Bill Bounds, jack House, Wade Wallace, Mike Sutherland, Linda Fritz, Vickey Worthington, Diane Stratton, Carole Grayson, Debby Belt, Lin- da Lock, Mrs. Dean Hale, sponsor, Ray Wallis, jimmy Meadows, Her- man Dodd, jack Anderson, jim Brashear, Mr. Wayne Roberts, sponsor, Steve Isley. ROW 2: Mr. Henry Hallfordg sponsor, Ted Weaver, Mark Hamilton, Mike jones, jim Davis, Steve White, Lee Vincent, Garrell Murray, Dorris Crawford, Charlotte Baker, Rochelle Powers, Debbie Busby, Susan Beaubien, Doris Woodruff, Margaret Moser, Arthur Ashlock, Monte Hininger, Gary Bottoms, Ronnie Cannon, Darrell Beck, Wesley Lewis, john Thompson, Rex Driscoll, Gerald Latta, The purpose of the VICA activities is person- al- development. This is accomplished in stu- dent-initiated civic, educational, professional, and social activities. VICA youth activities also foster respect for the dignity of work, promote high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and safety, and develop patriotism by practicing democracy. I Brad Dry. ROW 31 Nolan Phillips, Darryl Reese, Richard Hoggatt, Ronnie Newberry, Bill Bagwell, Lindsey Gatewood, Larry Grace, Troy McGee, Tomma Tilley, Linda Shope, Linda Vaughn, Cindy McCallie, Terresa Hubbard, Debbie Kidd, Vickie Wise, Pat Thomas, Dean Davis, Wesley Hope, William O'Dell, William Yancy, Clarence Fisher, Roger Craig. ROW 4: Richard Dover, Robert Butler, David Parker, Bobby Sul- livan, Sam Mieir, Butch Bulmer, Garry Lowrance, Clyde Hargrove, Brian Church, Don Stout, Ron jones, jody Mock, Betsy jones, Sharon Skinner, David Ragland, Ronnie VanWinkle, Sammy Handley, Doug Barton, Don Kirkland, Don Ward. f ,, we-+ -Aas . W-me VICA officers enjoy having Cosmetology girls give them a manicure. The girls needed male patients to meet state license requirements. ROW 1: jackie Meadows, john Clear, Larry Beck, Gary Bliss, Rick Smith, Glen Tilley, Angus MacDonald, Mike jones, Clifford Hollings- head, jim Austin, Milton Kitchens, james Tuttle, johnny Parish, David Arms, Mike Blair, james Henderson, Pam Niles, janet Lingo, Terri Price, Becky Farmer, Pat Williams, Carol Williams, Sally Martin. RONV 2: Rodney Phelps, Ronny Weir, jackie Vaughder, Robert Garrett, Mike Moss, Charles Norfleet, Monty Stevens, jackie Higginbotham, james Nobles, Gordon Besser, Terry Cahioc, Howard Pidcock, Larry Knox, Mike Bostic, Ronnie Poindexter, Mike Bennett, Pam Busby, Rhonda Shamel, Edwina Hill, Mary Wattles, joyce Miller, Linda Maddux, Ka- thy York. ROW 3: Wayne Crow, Bill Wooten, Darold McWhirt, Don Mathes, Cliff Bell, Bobby Fleming, Leslie Harrison, Roger Inman, james Cupps, Ralph Elsey, Wayne Tedder, Robert Baker, Harry Willi- ford, Mike Bowes, Steve Hooker, Richard johnson, Christine Graham, Donna Teaff, Teresa Reynolds, Cindy Beck, Brenda Beck, Tenena Mil- lion, jackie johnson, Lynna Evans. ROVV 4: jerrett Phelps, Raymond Sweden, Chester McLaughlin, David Griffin, David Belt, Don Stout, Ron jones, Kirby Neal, Richard Mellor, Charles McDonald, George Echohawk, David Pingry, Dennis Reed, Mike Arnett, Terry Miller, Earl Collins, Tommy Lisle, Tommy Bowman, Steve Dixson, jim Harvey. Steve Kolker, Charles Laffoon, Marty Gilliland, Bobby Kline, Eddie Zachow, Paul Nipps, Larry McBride, Garry Mayfield. 43 Sr ,gqpppsaoobwflf ,+5'.,' yrfr jim Harvey, Diane Stratton, Teresa Hubbard, jody Mock, and other VICA members fill Christmas baskets and pre- pare them for distribution to needy families in the Sand Springs area. if Industrial Co-op plans students' futures ig? ROW I: Dorris Crawford. jackie Higginbotham, Don Stout, Ron Jones, Clyde Hargrove, Lonny Hudson, H. T. Archibald, sponsor. ROW 2 Sharon Halpain, Sherry Martin, Sam Mier, Bobby Baker, Doris Caddis. ROW 3: Bill Matthewson, Cary Myers, Kenneth Westbrook, Larry Industrial Co-op provides vocational training in a trade on a part-time basis. The students at- tend morning classes and work in the aftemoon for three hours. They get training and actual job experience while the employers have an oppor- tunity to secure the most promising young people. Grace, Carrell Murray, Felix Sasnett. ROW 4: Butch Bulmer, Tom Bak- er, Taylor Brock, David Parker, Ronnie Erwin, David Rushing, Richard Misner, Bobby Bums. Ron Tenant senior. listens as H. T. Archibald explains the fundamentals of landing a job, holding it, and making it pay. Q' ..... Q' may ' her fY- l'1 M L in .I XrSx1 Hia Armstron 1 Q D 6 6Q MS' in r arvjflrainez' AConn? Q I . T? if ' f MW- x.. A- , f ,.gfpe i,fAA L. 5- Ji ' ,i ' in 4' wers frwfi V, , ff, . fi,, :ev 2 4 A r' .f A ALTERNATE CHEERLEAD- ERS: Patti Osborn, Sandy Culley, Rosettia Annstrong, Connie Moss. Not pictured, Karen Crainer. CHEERLEADERS: Shelley Ruhertson, Patty Fisher, Debbie Browers, Marcia McCarroll. ROW l: Officers: Linda Lock, Diane Hicks, Mar- chia Manes, Carolyn McCarty, Sandi Mullins, Karel Kolker, Lili Dabiri. ROW 2: Sandra Strout, Kristy Rice, Sheri McCallie, Brenda Redditt, Cindy Gomez, Billie Tumage, Carole Grayson, Lucy Marshall, Becky Thomas. Deana McDonald, Lisa Thompson, Penny Welch, Jeanna White, Sandy Matlock, Debbie Owens, Lisa Moss. ROW 3: Marilyn Smith, Terri Price. Leslie Renfrow, Cay Lumm, Kaylene Smith, Mira Robinson, Debbie Burk, Vicky Welch, jean Sullivan, Sheryl Lester, Lynn Kelly, Brenda VVallace, Karen Bowden, Rosetta Armstrong, Ellen Mowbray, Kathy Morgan, Kathie Lux, Connie Noe. ROW 4: Debbie Moss, Lynda Davis, Caroline Coode, Caren McPherson, Denise Mc- Callie, Pam Rodman, Debbie Woodford, Debi Barnes, Margaret john- son, Cheryl Williams, Carol Ramsey, Linda McLain, Patty Arnett, Pat Collins, Tenena Million, Jana Chalk, Linda Northern, Nancy Pearson. Pep club girls cheer the boys to great victories. Pep club spirit leads athletes to victory Leading the Sandites were cheerleaders, Kneeling: Cecilia Hankins, Betty Marshall, Shelley Rob- ertson, Patty Fisher, Standing, Marcia McCarroll, Kim Pratt, Debbie Browers, and janet Hom. J CHEERLEADERS: Betty Marshall, Cecilia Hankins, Janet Horn, Kim Pratt. PEP CLUB MEMBERS: ROW 1: Cathy Cook, Cynda Costabile, Teresa Cannon, Carla Smith, Debbie Riddle, Mary Johnson, Susan Deas, Officers, Debbie Welch, Carolyn Casey, Cathy Harmon, Janna Whitehead, Karen Kaemmerling, Denise Leslie, Connie Harmon, Dana Evans, Miss Davis, sponsor. ROW 2: Sandy Culley, Jamie White, Vickie Hensley, Marty Harden, Debbie Hopkins, Linda Leer, Janice Breisch, Teresa Rainer, Kendy Johnson, Lynda Davis, Doris Woodruff, Cindy Burton, Gaylen Hudgins, Pam Niles, Linda Lingo, Patty Osborn, Connie Moss, Sharon Mann, Pat Kirk, Diane Redfearn, Linda Chambers, Rhonda Wise, Brenda Chambers, Janice Gardner, Janice Spears. ROW 3: Karen Disbrow, Karen Fisher, Jan Butts, Rita Williams, Sue Lock, Debbie Holt, Debbie Potts, Marcia Pinson, Paula Newell, Brenda Driscoll, Dianne Childers, Janet Lingo, Pam Spencer, Cindy Henson, Charlene Hale, Jo Ellen Cravens, Sue Hollingshead, Regina Restor, Mona Rooks, Valerie Deer, Janie Hufstetler, Diane Pennington, Wanda Ball, Brenda Halley, Elaine Fholer, Margaret Brandt, Connie Crew. ROW 4: Robin Hendricks, Jo Carol Perkins, Ka- thy Fillmore, Tomma Tilley, Sandy Edgar, Teresa Hubbard, Lynnis Misner, Sandi Smith, Beverly Brady, Kari Horn, Kathy Thompson, Su- san Coble, Sandy Martin, Susan Ogden, Gretchen Hoss, Robin Snow, Glenda Broam, Shirley Johnson, Lynna Evans, Susan Tipton, Kathy Hill, Shelly Butcher, Susan Gragg, Christy Graham, Jeanie Hufstetler, Cathy Williams, Donna Baker, Linda Lewis, Debbie Whittenburg, Pam Baker, Denise Aaron, Margie Kammerazell, Donna Baker. With its largest membership ever, Pep Club again proved to be a major factor in boosting school spirit and team morale. Under the sponsorship of Miss Yvonne Dav- is, Pep Club had members attend- ing almost every sporting event, and also held several bake sales to help pay for out-of-town trips. OFFICERS: ROW I: Linda Lock, Diane Hicks, Marcia Manes, Carolyn McCarty, Sandi Mullins, Karel Kolker, Carolyn Casey, Debby Welch. ROW 2: Denise Leslie, Cathy Har- mon Karen Kaemmerlin , anna Whitehead, Connie Harmon, Dana Evans. , M fnw... S J ' ' , - 3 10 tv- ' A vi 1-4' ear- ' If Qu M gl. . t hr'-'azfrte :YI vm- it MH i'f'Z C g in .x ' -if I -,P F'-310 691- 1 'li 1' 1 if , ' N '- ' 91:2 I , 5 J ,.-W 2 .. i 5, , ,' ix, Hi- fs- 11' -f-Q, 1. ,W ,. ,,,,,, 15, 1 I , ,,,, , 3 Tvfffg-4.2:, M x',A f i t - Ei i faasr ' if I ' W' :K s Q .Y '.l' JV W . 'Ai 3. I :.'.,4-.,.. rf-A-L -1 -g, i - .. 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ROW 2: Chris Hardwick, Bobby Wooten, Skip Hess, Lonnie Walls, Ed Garrett, Glen Buntin, Eddie Sullivan, Rick Boyd, Terry Hininger, Rick Eckles, Monte Hininger, David Raglm Rick Warren, Paul Stephenson. ROW 3: Gary Tucker, Don Pitts, Paul Rash, Garry Lowrance, Mike Cady, Mark Hughes, Mike Lunsford, Kim Dunn, Chris Thurmond, john McPherson, John Lancaster, Cary Ste vens, john Bishop. andites finish season in 4-6 upse Sandite football coaches LEFT TO RIGHT include: David Smith, Larry Elliot, Head Coach, Hugh McCrabb, and Bruce Scott. SEASON RECORD Henryetta Sapulpa Kelly East Central Miami Tahlequah Broken Arrow Pryor Webster Okmulgee 17- 0 42-15 6-42 7-13 3- 0 3- 6 10-14 7-19 14- 6 14-46 FOOTBALL B-SQUAD ROW lr Claude Ridens, Steve Raglin, Brad ROW 2: Mark Davidson, Glen Soles, SCOH Bradfield, Floyd Turner, Ragland, Chris Gomez, Larry Crawford, Carl Watkins, Dennis Stevens, Mike Kidd. 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' ,J 4' iff K 1 4. ,. - x Wk'-all-. - iran 1 ' W 'f i Q, i 'Q' - , I - f 1 is -' 4. I' iv. 1 . ,xi fi' 7 yr 9 Af- ' R 'L , i , fgf I 'K H2'3fif-he Ji V V Q' K Q . A Www A1 ,g 1 -3,1 iii , ,V I gs 'ig div M A ' 6 I Y ig Q r 5 9 is I Q e 5, - n , H K Iv . ,gag A, ,A av ' ,. J Q , A A - -' , as , K, , , 5, W ,, S X e il. i a a t A as e f a trmf-rffrfa, a . 4' . i e e 4: anti .wlglgglr .g 1 6 A V I ,I VA -,L,k , ,,g?zgL, , ,A I rm '37 With two phenominal wins over archrivals Henryetta and Sapulpa, the Sandites started the 1969-70 season with determination and confi- dence. The S-men looked great at those first two games and the fans were elated, but the Kelley Comets put an end to this and afterwards the Sandites weren't quite the same. The next week East Central followed their example. Mustering their strength after these defeats, hardfighting Sandites came back to finish the season with a record of six wins and four losses. an e Q3 f1f Qf 4 V' Ie wx ' . A ix M 4 K fag. Qfjivif Q WN 1' k .f . t ' 4' ' ' ' K ,, gl Ciargowr ce gi QU w Mmdv b va51Tr1er , J LEW WWIW - ---- ff-,' - a- AW' A-TEAM BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Ieff Cooper. Mike Perdue, Glenn Ed Garrett, Eric Fitting, Steve Kuns, Gary Bottoms, Gary Tucker. They Buntin, Rick Arney, Garry Lowrance, Ed Whittenburg. Mike Molloy, f1l'l15h9dtheil'59a50n1n 319'6 Vi0l0l'Y- Buntin and Garrett lead basketballers 1969-70 Basketball Record Sapulpa 65 SS 74 Broken Arrow 57 SS 69 Tulsa Kelley 47 SS 51 Rogers 64 SS 62 Miami 61 SS 66 Tahlequall 67 SS 79 Sapulpa 67 SS 84 College High 50 SS 63 Tahlequah 51 SS 64 Drumright 50 SS 73 Pryor 52 SS 71 Stillwater 72 SS 57 Tulsa Kelley 53 SS 64 New Lima 59 SS 93 Miami 62 SS 91 Tulsa Central 59 SS 77 Drumright 48 SS 61 Pawhuska 77 SS 71 Okmulgee 711 SS 75 Pryor 41 SS 79 Wellston 89 SS 85 Tahlequah 70 SS 82 Miami 69 SS 66 Okmulgee 65 SS 60 Broken Arrow 65 SS 77 WON 19 LOST 6 B-TEAM BASKETBALL: ROW 1: jeff Cooper, Mark Hughes, Scott Wilson, Gary Bottoms, Nolan Whittenburg. The B-team finished their Wallingford, Steve Kuns, Rick Tallent, Scott Bradfield, Skip Hess, Rick season record with a 13-3 standing. 113 B 1 asf' 7 .55 W i ,-, i, 2 :vf?5?'?5LU Qffrl L-jg, w e 0 X ff A m, , i, ,, 1. , , a 5w539ff ', Q W-.H kkk' , ev I. . V.,k. Q A .nk , .4 MN, M1321 AWK k t A fl. V Q: ' 4 e an --h' N .A 4 A ' 'W' ' V a ' F Sandite basketball coaches David Smith and Don Iohnso M, ll if-4 3 Showing one of the strongest starts ever, the CPHS basketball team came on the scene fa- vored to win the Six Lakes Conference crown again in 1970. With shooting, rebounding, a good defensive effort, and plenty of team spirit, the Sandites showed that they were quite ca- pable of defeating almost any foe that they might come up against. As well as an outstanding team record, the Sandites had two of the most widely acclaimed players in the state. Glenn Buntin and Ed Car- rett spearheaded the Sandite attack all year. As their point totals spiraled, the Sandites victories grew more numerous in a very successful season, ultimately taking the Conference. '-'- Ui ill'- ' mi Q W x f,,i - --11 ef.1.f 4 . ' 5' i 0 x 115 1970 SANDITE WRESTLING RECORD McLain 26-18 Sapulpa 23-18 Bristow Tournament f2ndJ Hale 22-17 WVebSter 18-18 Pawhuska 43- 3 Broken Arrow 22-19 Edison Tournament 13rdD Sapulpa Tournament f2ndl Miami 32-10 Bishop Kelley 13-29 Pryor 30-12 Tahlequah 37- 3 Bristow 35- 8 Edison 13-27 Regional Tournament f2ndJ State Tournament f7thD N32 UEKI O5 UYKI Glo I 1:11 111: -c 2.2. 2.2. 2. :: :za :: a'srrEE5r'E:a'EE-52:22 S4 S.: Wrestlers put in many days of practice 7 nf fx, l 'X ,- fr ' -3,5 s',+f5?.'1 wp ' -fi ,ltsm 1 .mg , IW , 7 AZ.? ,n..,'- ,. , u - 1 , A , , vf'k1Q.'. jfffb ' f- fgj. ,Q A f' 1 rg? A. ll., t , g y R H -5,319 ggi? , . ,V ...gov Q- Q Af- R., ' -, ,mm w k. 4 l 3 N ,gig if ' fx xx Y X AA Y 4, X 4? K Q , 2 It .,, ' Aw. if N , . Ah W A' .1- 23-mfiw-' ' Coach Bobby Lyons Wrestlers advanced 9 to tate tourney -fab V .,-,: , Qs? E 5 D . 1' A ,A 54 3 il rg: W' . Qfl M 'fz'5'f71x?,'gQ?TE ef-gl A-SQUAD WRESTLERS: ROW 1: Larry Crawford, Dennis Stephens, ROW 2: Forrest Crawford, Eddie DuVall, Paul Stephenson, Henry john Stewart, Frank Peck, David Raglin, Eddie Sullivan, Rick Warren. Thompson, Rick Boyd, Ronnie Ashton, Steve Mushrush, Kim Dunn. 75 V gi ...L a sri, f l ji, -vo B-SQUAD WRESTLERS: ROW 1: Mike Kidd, Larry Knott, Mike Luns- Sanders, Joe Barrett, Dean Davis, Claude Ridens, Bill Meyer, Raymond ford, Andy Flores, joe Thompson, Bill Hutson, Everett Davis, Eddie Turner. Coached by Hugh McCrabb the B-Squad ended with a 12-0 DuVall. ROW 2? Glenn Soles, john Bishop, Gary Stephens, jimmy record. 118 age baseball team competes state-wide BASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Monte Hininger, Wade Wallace, Billy johnson, Mike Kidd, Manager, Tim Berry, Bobby Riley, Mike Cady, Meyer, Rocky Barker, Tommy Hudspeth, Frank Peck, Mike Mayfield, Glenn Buntin, Ronnie Cain, Gary Bottoms, Ed Garrett, Billy Pride, Steve Raglin, Nolan Whittenburg, Bill Hutson. ROW 2: Coach Don Clarence Horton, Scott Bradfield, Dean Hopkins, Glen Soles. RETURNING LETTERMEN: ROW l: Billy Pride, Mike Mayfield, Gary Bot- toms. ROW 2: Clarence Horton, Glenn Buntin, Eddie Garrett. TRACK TEAM MEMBERS: ROW 1: David Asher, Forest Crawford, Eric Fitting, Cary Tucker, Ed Whittenburg, Rick Arney, Mark Buchan- non, Brad Ragland, Mark Hughes. ROW 2: Doug Bickle, Don Pitts, jeff Willingham, Riley Gilmore, joe Barrett. Paul Stephenson, Raymond Tumer, Kelley Gilmore, john Bishop, and Coach Bruce Scott. ROW 3: Rodney Echohawk, David Arms. Mark Davidson, Paul Rash, Andy Flores, Bobby Wooten, Eddie Dutcherfand team managers Charles and Billy Scott. Sandite track team competes for title ini tggl ar. - t , ,, K , yfpeeffzfi qtwfz sffiix, 7' 7 1 A ,Ef,,J.,,,fg,'. ,k f he A xy, NWT ,XV ' Q V V av--UQ 1 Y, Q .,?l Q9 Smeg' it n 1 I , an E fm' R 'ga' n so 5 -J' , o R ii , f S v Jioi B in 'V MDW Yi, Wi 2 I ie , gl h o fi I oft 5 titi B 1' i ' x as AQ:,,.,f by 1, - t Q , K ., . t t il it if 1 . r , gg ' rf in H XS, Returning Senior Track members 1 20 Golfers strive to take conference 5' Q 1 lf-if . Q 4 w QA 3 K ' 1' an . V ,... K I fag'- :1 L1 ,W . .x ,ta , . X .,. , 1 X 'A lffjw ' J N 3-'iii-V x ,je ' J. me COLFERS: Chris Thurman, Kim Dunn, Dean Nichols, Cary Calloway, Mark Perry. egg .W x X . TQ X X , 1 155 ,P 'iagg M. I, , if 1'1 J , Q 4-1' I 'az Viv '75 4 c 4, x 3 J Mfv-o G'++ hp X Jud -3 idnim si 4 w If VALEDICTORIANS Students attain flawless transcripts Charles Page had three Valedictorians for the year 1970: Marilyn Smith, Richard Burns, and Karel Kolker. Marilyn Smith was in Thespians, Pep Club, and National Honor Society for three years. While serving as NHS Student Council Representa- tive, she was installed on the Intramural Com- mittee for Student Council. She belonged to Future Business Leaders of America and was Parliamentarian for Future Teachers of America. Marilyn was a delegate to American Freedom Forum in 1968 and 1970, delegate to T.U.L.S.A. Seminar, to Business and Professional Womenis Club Americanism Seminar and chosen as their Girl of the Month for November. She was also a delegate to 1969 Girls' State. Marilyn was a previous member and vice-presi- dent of the National Forensic League. Richard Burns was in Future Business Leaders of America Club. In his Senior year he served on the Intramural Committee of Student Coun- cil and was also in Hi-Y and National Honor Society for three years. Karel Kolker was in National Honor Society and Pep Club for three years. In her Senior year, she was NHS vice-president and Pep Club vice-treasurer. She also belonged to Future Teachers of America and Student Council. Karel was a delegate to Oklahoma Girls, State and was in Business and Professional Womenis Club Americanism Seminar and she was Girl of the Month for them in February. Karel was November's Senior Citizen and received an Honorable Mention in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. She is listed in the 1969-70 edition of Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students . 124 Officers, Dan Marrs, president: Karel Kolker. vice-president: Sandi Mullins. secretary: Marilyn Smith, student council representative: Ted Coombes, treasurer. ROW 21 Pam Mosier, Rhonda Raybum, Carolyn McCarty, Patricia Rusk, Debra Potts. Connie Hardeman, Rachel Dur- ham, jamie Welch, Brenda Driscoll, Paula Newell, Marcia Manes, Car- olyn Casey, Kathy Mize, Rita Shope, Sandy Matlock, Sandra Hixson, Sharon Mann, Connie Moss, Patty Fisher, Kay Robinson, Peggy WVil- liams,QDonna McLain. ROW 3: Doyle Graham, Mike Brown, Kathy Frey, Jamie Mercer, james Doyle, David Giles, Richard Burns, Susan Deas, James Kave, Mark Buchanan, Skip Hess, Iimmy Redfearn, Sue Edmunds, Dianne Shamel, Pam Higgins, Billie Turnage, Brenda Crow, Renee Potter, Carol Bohannon, Marty Harden, Kay Williams. ROW 4: Diane Cox, john Lancaster, Mark Thompson, Bill Bounds, Steve Fiery, Kelley Gilmore, John Collins, Brian Pinkey, Ioe Seratte, Riley Gilmore, Fredy Schaeffer, justin Studebaker, Ricky Warren, Mike Lunsford, Charles Scott, Ray Presley, lim Roberts, Gary Pryor, Glenn Steffy, Earl jenkins, Charles Ramming, sponsor. HS strives for improved scholarship ' ,ato-.ff-W ua ' -v., --...gs 125 To be elected a member of the National Honor Society is an accomplishment that every member should be proud of because membership sets the student apart from the average high school student. The association of scholars initiates nearly a hundred students every year. This large number is a witness to a scholastic record of which students of Page and members of NHS should be proud. Page,s 1969-1970 foreign exchange student was Sholeh Dabiri, who came to the United States from Iran. Her American parents were Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Lynch. Kay Lynch was her American sister. Sholeh,s home town is Isfahan. This town is very famous and is known as 6'The Museum of the East . When asked why she came to the United States with the AFS, Sholeh said, My purpose for coming to the United States under the AFS program is to see America and its improve- ments, to meet its people, and to learn about their culture and customs. I wish to speak Eng- lish fluently and I hope I can learn it this yearf, arf, - W A . f rsaa 535 i19'j ,-!5j.. f '5' 15 iv K . ,,,, ez' Promotion of international good will is I Sholeh fLiliJ Dabiri finds it easy to enter in class participation, especial- one Semester, Lili gained many new 9XPel'len095 35 ell 35 fl'16ndS and ly when the subject happens to be about her country, Iran! Staying for Page SnldCYliS hated to See her leave if 6 ,sg 5 x Q QQ: the goal of 'I A Mfovri giifinl ' H lllt bv- Kim shows Bill the difference between the American version of football and the football played in Argentina. kj' 7 Bill Sosa-Suarez, our exchange student from Argentina, fit into the Page curriculum with very little or no difficulty. He carried a full schedule consisting of Math IV, English, phys- ics, government, public speaking, and typing, and somehow managed to find time for sports. Even though his course of studies was fewer than that in Argentina, the one here was more difficult since he had to use English. Consider- ing these factors, Billis ability to maintain his high scholastic average was amazing. His only difficulty came from trying to understand our customs and the slang terms we used. He al- ways took our slang phrases literally! Wi. ,.,. ,wt-reizrga .. We-fmt 4 W' , I. Ll. . 5. .1 vp!! .Q,,l,: fl' f sfkt.f Vr5?' I ' l EAW LE-. l .4 , af '. '. Guillermo Sosa-Suarez and his American brother, Kim Dunn, show how it is possible to play baseball on a football field! Seniors honored for outstanding Work Throughout the school year, each month two senior students were chosen to be senior citi- zens. The couples were chosen in the basis of their personal achievements and contributions to the school, school spirit, and the organiza- tions to which they belonged. Although many contributions were made throughout the year by many seniors, the Hit achievements of these eighteen stood out above the others. Each of these students should be proud of having attained the honor of senior cit- izen. But even more important than the honor itself is the encouragement that is provided to other students to meet the standards set by these eighteen seniors. If future students set examples like these, Page will remain on top. Y . r 'Y i ski' 1 r' 3 hir. lg. sill' f 'Q fig. y . 1. W wg ,gem tif-. sfx sq ,Q vw Q 'rv -1 ik Q.. Q47 s , A '.,H-QL ' ...A Q3 . .x .ti ww-N fzlj Cuillenno Sosa-Suarez, Pages foreign exchange student, was elected Brenda Driscoll, the secretary of student council, was also elected se- senior citizen almost immediately after he arrived in Sand Springs. nior citizen for September. fi! f .M by Chosen for October Senior Citizens were Linda Lock and Ed Garrett. iS an Outstanding football and basketball player and belongs to the Fel Linda was President of Pep Club and very active at all sports events. Ed lowship of Christian Athletes. Kr 1 an 4? ' ' i- '52 ,L ' L, Wx ,ff , 'Q I K I A , L , , 1 ,, ' V: -,l L I I -Jw ' I I M I 2 I f L if A 5 5 -i ci: fr, f , I , . I? 'T cf WFN 1 , ' ,, ff, K - . Trish This couple, Karel Kolker and Rick Amey, was elected Senior Citizens for the month of November. Here they try out some borrowed motorcycles in hopes of having their own. 129 1 Marchia Manes and Edward Whittenburg, senior citizens for Decem- ber, take a walk to enjoy nature in the wintertime. Dan Marrs and Sandi Mullins enjoy a brisk day in january, the month in which they were elected Senior Citizens. f ..t February Senior Citizens, Carolyn McCarty and Glenn Buntin enjoy the sunshine, in spite of the snow. qs, mfg, ' 6 'A t.:'f .fy alll I Q Steve Horn sits with Paula Newell as they talk about their final year at Charles Page. Paula and Steve were elected Senior Citizen for the month of March. ..' '-,,.g,.Mw -, .t.w.f,ff'5 ,,,w -M , Mp- ,.,, . .. ...,,s- 'I Y-bn . 113 J- 'W ,qi - . ... ,g,i:,,0J,h .f gag! C in at '. v , 1 A - . .. Am llx .M tilt ' W, -'-. ' ' -va' .yr :J-..-, .Jai L33-wr:-A, f -N wig, Wt nwmil-.' tv- 4. f h ll R b t n S nior Citizens for April, enjoy the bright sunshine outside the school building. Mike Brown andS e ey o er so , e QV A. ':'5f-,,..2garn.' H..- -.4191-an 5,-.9 1. May Senior Citizens Connie Hardeman and Ricky Boyd are glad to see spring arrive. Connie is presi- dent of Thespians and is an active member of Pep Club. Ricky, Vice-President ofthe Senior Class, is a star football player and an outstanding wrestler. 132 BOY,S AND GIRL'S STATE Students witness government in action This summer six Page students got a chance to see how Oklahoma government works by participating in a small scale government of their own. For eight days students from all across Oklahoma worked feverishly to set up conventions, elections, and sessions of the legis- lature. Although time for sleep was hard to find, representatives to Boyis State and Girlis State somehow always found time to meet a new friend. Boy's State and Cirl's State are experi- ences that the delegates will always remember, and look back to with fond memories. Karel Kolker Dan Marrs Marilyn Smith , 1 IVE-K' ji fir , ,, , Pit ,fr , - , , g r i ef 5 ,gi ... , 5 1 at Iamie Welch Steve Hom Darrell McGuire i 133 3' sf fm I' 156. we-1 Q, - . gnu SANDITE QUEEN BRENDA DRISCOLL An election, a run-off, a finalist, in the past. A wait, suspense, questions, forgot- ten with time. Planning, writ- ing, hoping, only memories. A walk, a ramp, ai assembly, in the back of the mind. A word, a crown, roses, a kiss, symbolic in tradition. A king, a queen, a song, old with age. She was beautiful, the as- sembly perfect, the king handsome, the ending com- plete. A tradition was started with triumphant glory. SANDITE KING ' ED GARRETT Certainty, uncertainty, wondering, hoping be- tween the parted pagesiof mind. A suit, a tie, a bou- tonniere, yellow faded in time. A sceptor, a kiss, a trophy, dusty and barron. A smile, a red face youth- 'fulness wrinkled 'by age. A final walk, a past queen, many congratulations only memories of old. He was picked by all and humbly accepted it in dign- ity. He departs with the year, but there remains the memory forever. LINDA LOCK SANDITE QUEEN ATTENDANTS MARCIA MCCARROLL MARCHIA MANES Q , ALANA REESE ED WHITTENBURG SANDITE KING ATTENDANTS RICK BOYD DARRELL Mc GUIRE GARY TUCKER FOOTBALL QUEEN DIANE HICKS Q A crown, a robe, a rose, a white dress, all have become memories. A simple heart, a song, a chilly night, a game, have all faded away. An ele- gant queen, her court, a throne, a chair, stay in the past. A kiss, an escort, a cap- tain, a boyfriend, depart with the wind. A parade, a car, a ride, a helmet, grow old with time. Q Her memory fades with the past, it grows in spirit, and it remains in her heart, as time rambles on. 9 BETTY MARSHALL FOOTBALL QUEEN ATTENDANTS MARCIA McCARROLL I ALANA REESE SUSAN GOODWIN BASKETBALL QUEEN CAROLYN MCCARTY Surprise, happiness, shock, tears, all in the past. Congratulations, bitter- ness, disgust, forgotten with time. A court, a ball, a heart, a name, faded in memories. A song, a walk, a boy, a kiss, locked in the heart. A velvet dress, red, long, gone with the wind. A crown, a robe, a step, a throne, passed on. A small boy, a small girl, red roses, old in age. Her beauty glows day by day, her per- sonality, radiant, her memory lingers with time. BASKETBALL QUEEN ATTENDANTS MARCIA MCCARROLL PATTY FISHER KIM PRATT WRESTLING QUEEN DEBBY WELCH Attendant,queen, crowning, remembrances of the past. Lace, yellow, a short dress, faded and old. Tears, friends, so proud, left and departed. A boy, a captain, a kiss, forgotten. A song, an organ, a walk, locked in the heart. Loses, corsages, a bouquet, pressed between the pages. Candles burned out, a heart departed with the stars, paper faded by time. But the memory of her happiness, her smile, her tears linger on in minds. WRESTLING QUEEN ATTENDANTS MARCIA PINSON KAREN CRAINER SANDY CULLEY - ,BAND QUEEN SALLY MARTIN A flute, a concert, a dress, bring a memory from the mind. A uniform, a march, a song, fade with time. Selling, practicing, marching, brings memories of hours back. A medal, an excitement, a disappoint- ment, depart with the wind. Her ultimate goal, perfection. Her influence great, her music, lilt, her desire enormous, her memory searches through the halls of our mind and remains within forever. Her future, past, and pre- sent, triumphant. , BAND QUEEN ATTENDANTS IANICE SPEARS CAROLYN CASEY BECKY BROWN TERESA REYNOLDS LYNN A EVANS ll-I BEVERLY BRADY FFA QUEEN SUSAN MARTIN IANETIJNCO -ff LYNNAEVANS VICA QUEEN SUSAN GOODWIN v , 1 ': he ,Q 1 M ' na Si?7fl'E , .asp rf, Be 4 4 5 4 is fi' haf ,. 'Q ? V ,,,,. 1, W is fi' -1-,gg M , 2521 115 A ,, W 'f mwwz:-. ff - f if M. 2 gg? .vfffaffagg v V 'S 5 9 ' 5? ' HW -.gg K V 19' ' Mfr? 'V ,K X A ,.m,,,,,.,,,..M4g e f L+ 4 ,H f w ,av Y ,I . K - Mfisriaim- :QIQ ,tak Hal ,L , , ' fig.. J 5 ' 9? 5 f : Pg A eg V ' . ' ,. - A-we .. ' ' -x ' V A I 1: ,gay , K ff , A 'nf' , ,gl F -a f k b,W' t aw E P ,, N r if , V L - .L qi ,.,. qv xi l l. fi Ja. -an if MK Q r S L' Out of all the activities which were associat- ed with school, sports occupied more student involvement than any other activity. And out of all the different sports the school sponsored, football ranked number one in participation and attendance. Attending each game, faside from the team membersl, were the cheerlead- ers, pep club, and marching band. When com- bined, the total number of students in these organizations made up nearly a third of our en- tire school enrollment. This is aside from those who attended the games in the role of fans. f AP' 3363 -..W- ,R N s' HT Nzgu. ...,.,.4 ., L. . .-....-..... .. , Q.w.,,,,. ,A W 3 I m.,. .A x U ii 5 ,..m-sw--1 ,W -ws 'Hoi U4 f cd. uv -v. 'n on Ugajrp 'ni' 1 1 Q v ' r Ibn , , , . .. 'Q 9,5 afar .V 16 7. 3 ' I Jo-W :P 445. A large portion of student life was cen- tered around the stage, with a wide vari- ety of speakers, musical programs, and plays presented throughout the year. Many hours of hard work were put in by the band, choir, and drama in order to present special programs that would be entertaining. Also, several organizations put together assemblies featuring timely and interesting speakers. 1 le, he.. M- P 155 Student life - many events, many emo- tions, combining to form a kaleidoscopic and sometimes cataclysmic for so it seemed at the time? scene. It was a painful day by day process of laying and strengthening the foundations of the maturity which was to come later. Q A I' Q9 In the years following student life, memories of what it was like will flash across our minds, and with the added insight of age and experience, what once was so seri- ous will seem amusing, and per- haps will provide us with a better understanding of ourselves. UND 5 f0f1fZfTHUR5 FRID DM Q IQXQAYURDAV w H PM e, s f gf V1.5 ff J ' A 1 ,, 'E ? ,, P 11 Mm ,,., . Aziz fix f I,-.ei -5 iv i . .P W- Carteris Family Shoes ll X Nl f 59054 'Congratulations, H70 Seniorsv Sewing the textile industry in bleaching. dyeing and manufacturing Oklahoma Natural Gas Company 220 N. Main in Sand Springs Rachel Durham and Robert Lux inspect the award-winning '70 gas range at ONC. X X A DELUXE COMMUNITY o of MOBILE HOMES Lots for Rent Homes for Sale 900 Country Club Road 1129 w uw.. wus: 4151 sn J Ph 45 3840 0 Af' Q. ' A 'f47 M it nk C J Y t il -' 0 5 COX Bargain Mart Fumiture 408 Sapulpa Road C15-5758 We serve tomorrow's leaders . . . today! Member F.D.I.C. SAND sPRwiss SVWE BANK The going-places generation-that's what you, our young adults, are! The whole future of new dimensions is before you-opportunities to be as great as you want to be. And we at Sand Springs State are all for you. Today we serve many of you with checking and saving accounts. Tomorrow, as you progress into the community, we are behind you with services to meet your needs as you go places. . .and do things. Joe Lewis, President, welcomes a group of Sandites. 200 North Main St., Sandspring, Okla. f' -, 9 iw - p Allen Pharmacy E 0? SERVICE STORE P IIC C559 GENERALQELECTRIC Large Selection of Appliances OTASCO IR , F Good Luck, 70 Seniors XL Q7 .2 0 ui 5 E 0 d ci 5-9551 if S dS Pl Sh 'ngCent 'Q 'G ...HQ K ,I N 'AA'N vii A, MAYHUE'S FOOD SHOP fr Specializing in Hair Cuts and Permanent Waves C5l850 25S l Rd s as g on Louiseis Beauty Salon O p Sand Springs Creenho use Designing and Creations lin -nf 13 -e.-g SUNRISE GROCERY Locatedm P tt ll Pl Sh pp gf' t ...ei . DEBOLT fmtze BQXAWESS PHARMACY v S K4 S QW i YOUR dependent 1 The Prescription f ?Q InsuWqF'Tm bp I t A49 Consfaful-MHS Congratulations Grads Semors of 70 124 N Mam 245 4321 from MONTIE BOX RAZOR'S DEN TO SELL ,EM Barber Shop TELL ,EM ocated at XVQSI End of Prattville Center 0 I ,.nxA A 1 H ,LM Mk ' J Home of Dodge Bargains HANKIN,S 45 M . . . j , E if HAVE YOUINVESTIGATED GILCREASE INSTITUTE'S Summer Programs in THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP ARCHAELOLOGY and C nienl Shopp g F All Women ETHNOLOCY? Main Street Sh , :E fX 'W' X F' FLEX LAKESI DE FUNERAL HOME Clafk VVHHOII ,58 Judy Vvalig Sand Springs Only Home-Owned Funeral Service Prattville Grocery Ci 5-2786 500 S. Sapulpa Rd. Prattville Sand Springs Bakery Specialists in Wedding Cakes and Paslerles 9 E. Broadway Circle MAIN TREET AUTO Offers quality service to CPHS customers lst and Cleveland Sand Springs, Okla. 745 4014 526 Plaza Court Sand Springs, Okla. 74063 WILKINS Furniture Company 16-18 W. 2nd Sand Springs, Oklahoma H TW'5E5,lffxe W:w Q wwf- a:h r afw f FIRSY BANK Congratulations . to E ,70 Seniors 1 E A Division of the ga ug SAND SPRINGS HOME INTERESTS Si 5? l if? SPOT SHOP CLEANERS t l 103 Main Prattville Center A Q Sand Springs Prattville Ceorgeis '66, Service Dubie-Wells 81 Associates Wash - Lube - Ti es - B tt ' s Insurance Bonds l20E 2 d C 5 6450 T t Bmwn - Manager -OWNER- Ceorge Worthington 26 Broadway Ci I 745 110 We 'S f E ' it ti vhyh 1 , nk , I-'E 6 A .P f Q-eff 4 , on f Q: .1 : H gf, . L Y W 'f?f,t --1 A Admire Auto Parts Divine-Courter DX Automotive Machine Shop SCYVICG Statlon Speed Pam 601 East l0lh S dSp g 10E2d S dSp MUBLEY FUNERAL SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dodson Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mobley Congratulations '70 Seniors 700 E. Broadway 2.45 6644 1 ,H Fm 'mn SHAMROCK Service is Our Motto SPEAR'S CONOCO HIGHWAY 51 BARBEQUE 5 Miles West of Sand Sp g C 59l-H C 5 90 5 5340Chl P g Bl d Good Food :V PATTIHAWCOCK PHONE 45 3 I. THE FLooR ,ge H SHOP WJ C a cTle 2l9N M K 1 CA Ph HT' 3 708131 B d 'L' t' s dbp g oklh 74063 calm Co l Resd t I Y cus-4893 I d ' dl 9 41 TIP TGP IEFFER S SINCLAIR Q! i E 5 Sales and Service , Milton Kitchens 101 N. Main 45 9288 l0l Wilson 45 9003 Mary's Beauty Salon ,Q J , ii! Iohnny,s ff 17? Apco B fy b ' p f y g lv 5626W.2lst Free Estimates x Residential ? .. E: C 96 PRATTVILLE Qi 4' COMPANY D E Plumbing. Heating and Air Cond t Q., Manufacturers of Class Rings and Announ t Dan Hubbard for 516 S pulpa Road 45 51 Charles Page High School USE QJARS'cAPS'LfDS Home 6'a1m1hg 5ll,0,0f6.5'1 IIEHII GIFIS5' ITIIIIIUFFIUTUHIIIG CURPUHHIIUII CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION P. 0. BOX 97 SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA 74063 VVARDS CAFETERIA F10 :Oh Pl C 1 Congratulations Grads 4 45 ' sf , Clty Feed Martin jewelry gil - I 1 I Store 1 lox Nl 5 ds, g X X - K - VK g t C 1 d C pu 1 fb ld ,, l lp t dh d Pos new 5 asp 1, , N , P- R Brunswick Bowl-Ero Lanes MORROW GH- - , 1 f LUMBER cob' Nix - , r . . Il , Buuuwlck ' I 45 6611 1 l okl 'l D . 4, 7eoChlPgBl d 4V:s::-H553 ' Sjlfi C O 'img 0 '. :ana I Q ...Q Ang- You live bettermelectrically in a. Gold Medallion Home! C PUB ID SERVICE GOHHQNY UF UKLAHUDVI KAMPUS KORNER JUNIOR Sp d s f s d L h ,K-cr x Q i Cobles- x 1 x Qi? ' Flower Fashions N e I K A' ff Elegance Without + I ' Exlravugance 102 N. Main CI 5-1030 ju mp, C ffself sewice store ' David Mitchell , LEVINE S f7ff:i7Q?f5'W Igmranc' of THE STUDEIYS PRINTING FURNITURE KEN COUNCIIXS CRUCERY SINCLAIR Chl0e'S A. M. McINTOSH Beauty Shop 2l E. Broadway TERMITE and PEST CONTROL BETTY and BOB,S fm RECREATION . ANTHONY MOTGR CO. '. ax ll X . Chev olet V Hmmm 5, L swf - if ' - - 'E-Qv1'.g,'jf .f .- 5 V H? ,. r ,gg.,f - V ', f -5 Qffp' , Q if A Mika , - V s if'fPNwai54 .. 3.8 : E l E for tomorroW,s portraits . . Come to xour professional photographer when E P I PHOTOGRAPH ! the skill and care Yained from years of ex eriencc as- sure you of fine portraits you want at the fine moments of your life. 9 li. -ltll Street. Lobby Gull Bldg. Tulsa. Oklu. 583-5-464 ami 2 p ,,,,,.......a- K V. . t Xi f, K and ni Y 1: .A ., --fm ,, Qi Luau ni .. - f . -J ' , F V. - p a A----W M. ,J -5 F A ,WM 5-wg wow L 'l'i . ,fp Q N My A V , 5. WHITE'S FRIGID CREME i r Tastee-Freez I0 901 Supulpu Road AIRE-SWEEP CO. Commercial Sweeping Ken Rice Don Colnl 430 Plaza Court 245-137199 Associated Insurance Agencies Bill and Betty YYelel1 lifi X, Nluin Deanis Auto Parts and Supply Complete Line ol Auto Parts. Speed Parts. Industrial Supplies: Machine Shop Serviet 1512. ind Street Meltonis Appliance Co. 3225 E. Admiral Pl. 939-2405 Sales - Service - Rentals The Business Built on Service ' XR. I iioo Z 5 nik. , i xi ' W 1- .Q Y I Offering Good Clothing and Accessories Sand Springs PlnmSl1opping Center In ' Iii lm if . iipi i , ...M . , . f F 45 g' Qf ffw' 'fi iff? q pg Q Y Qg- - X O? R-K MOTOR INC. 24S'i!9? SPEARS GARAGE 24 HOUR 'NRECKER Printers and Publishers if f' r f .- f ' 'fi ffiipgla : fr A A '-A ' 213 l x gi , f- , , , .V 113. . CORDOVA'S BEAUTY SO0Ch l P 5 Bl d 4351 ll01 Rooscvcll SANDS Greenhouse Station Irs . , 'ngfndgz gil! 1 W , N ., , WN HOERNER ALOORF CORPORATION , , 9 . w- A ,, POB 437 s dS g okl Q . . ' ?',waf.' 143-..l , ,zu . -gxgfisfgfg . ' Q. , 'jf ' 1-pig. .i - A ' .- Q f' .17i 'h , X ik 4- f-5 f 3 I' mam 5 H r X M f WAREHOUSE MARKET Every Day Low Low Prices 230SWl s asp g f' W- ' -.-Aiism. .Q . , , 4, , ' 5' mml n g ifigyiw 2- M .QQ ..s..s........ls...,.. gfgng UT 215 East Broadway 245-6671 We guarantee to satisfy THE MINUTEMAN PIZZA PARLOR Dine ln - Carry Out 105 East Broadway Sand Springs, Oklahoma 11A.M. To Midnight Phone: 245-3049 STAFF OFFERS SPECIAL THANKS . . . P For their help in making this yearbook possible, the 1970 SANDITE staff would like to extend our thanks to some of the people whose assistance we frequently overlooked: Mr. Barry Keeler, commercial art instructor, designed the cover and loaned us the talents of four of his students, Cindy Beck, jim Harvey, Pam Niles and Donna Teaff. Beverly's Photography Studio provided us with pictures of the seniors and the Sandite royalty. Also providing us with pictures was Enterprise School Photos, who took many of the or- ganization pictures and the individual pictures of the underclassmen. Mr. Nowmen Glenn, our American Yearbook Company representative, we thank for the numerous afternoons he had to drive to Sand Springs, to bring us supplies and humor Mr. john Beck with his fishing tales. Mr. Thurman Garrett and Mr. Loren Stephenson served on a screening committee to help in the selection of the Sandite Queen and King. Mr. Garrett, along with the student council, helped plan the coronation assembly for Sandite Queen and King. Our deepest appreciation goes to the long-suffering teachers of CPHS for all the class hours the staff was allowed to miss in order to complete the yearbook on time. To them we apologize for schedules that were thrown out of whack and make-up work that caused more overtime grading than usual. To our patrons we extend a very special thanks because without them we never could have published the 1970 SANDITE. Last but not least, we thank all of you students who bought a yearbook. Without you all our work wouldnit have meant a thing. Keep up the good work - BUY THE 1971 SANDITET Y! pn-., W af' Perhaps I should use this space to present my philosophy on life, or something equally as sober- ing, however, I can't feel too philosophical sitting amid rubber stamps and carbon paper Cno pity please, for this is just an editor's lot.J Or maybe I could give you a hard-sell-hit-them-in-the-mouth- and-jar-their-senses sales pitch about how this is the best annual we've ever published, but you've heard it before, and no doubt you'll hear it again, so I wonit waste your time with it. In all seriousness, however, I would like to make a confession. At the beginning of the school year I was very apprehensive about how the staff would perform, since only four fmyself included? had had any previous experience. But, I was pleas- 184 antly surprised by the way they adapted them- selves to the situation, and I sincerely believe that this is the best staff I've worked with. Even though they had several moments of chaos throughout the year Cas all staffs dol, they still deserve any and all praise they receive. And, of course, special thanks to Mrs. Kathi Osburn for all of her help and advice. I think I had better stop now, before I fall into maudlin sentimentality. I hope we have made something of lasting worth, something which will remain until another day when we look back. WWW 185 Cary Whitley, ed GIRLS-GRADE 12 Adams, Janice 35 Armstrong, Rosettia 35 87 88 Arnett, Patty 35 87 88 104 Avey, Carolyn 35 95 Baker, Charlotte 35 Ballard, Pat 95 99 Beaubien, Susan 35 Beck, Cindy 35 85 95 Berger, Sharolyn 35 95 Bohannon, Vickie 35 Bolden, Becky 35 Bowden, Karen 35 82 86 88 95 104 Boyd, Joyce 36 95 Bower, Debbie 36 89 98 Brashear, Glenda 36 Brashear, Jan 36 Braswell, Bonnie 36 95 98 99 Breisch, Janice 36105 Brownell, Sandy 36 Brown, Becky 36102 147 Burk, Marlene 36 Burton, Cindy 37 105 Case, Brenda 37 95 Casey, Carolyn 37 84 90 105 125 147 Childers, Dianne 37 86 87 88 105 Coombes, Jocie 37 84 99 Cory, Lisa 38 98 Dabira, Sholeh 38 82104123 126 Davis, Lynda 38 82 88 104 105 Deal. Ruthie 38 Deas, Susan 37 38 82 92 105 125 Driscoll, Brenda 38 82 83 86 87 88 98105125128l34136 Duckett, Trudy 38 83 98 Durham, Rachel 38 92 97125 Edwards, Brenda 39 Frey, Kathey 39 98 125 Fritz, Linda 39 95 Gaddis, Doris 39 102 Gardner, Gwendolyn 39 95 Garner, Betty 39 97 95 Gilliland, Sharon 98 Goodwin, Susan 39 95141 Griswold, Mary 40 82 84 Halpain, Sharon 40 102 Hardeman, Connie 27 40 82 89 92 125 132 Harvey, Sheila 40 95 Haws, Elsie 40 98 Hicks, Diane 40 46104 105 140 Higgins, Pam 40 96 97 125 Holcomb, Donna 40 Horn, Janet 40 103 104 125 Hudgens, Gaylen 98 105 Hueste, Roma 4182 91 Inks, Teresa 41 Jamison, Pat 41 95 Johnson, Deborah 41 95 Johnson, Kendy 4182 87 88105 Johnson, Linda 41 Jones, Karen 4191 Jones, Kathy 41 Jones, Teresa 42 90 Jones, Vivian 42 Kcpner, Gail 42 Kolker, Karel 42 82 89 95 104 105 123125129133 Lamb, Darlene 42 84 99 Laughlin, Mary 42 84 99 Lamproe Wilma 42 95 Leonard, Janet 42 98 Lasiter Pam 42 Lingo, Linda 42 98105 Lisle Mary 42 Linnville, Kris 42 92 Lock, Linda 42 104105 129 Logan, Carolyn 43 96 98 Lynch, Kay 43 sz 90 McCallie, Cindy 43 McCarty, Carolyn 43 87 88 92 98 104105125l30142 McCarroll, Marcia 43 98 103104 141 143 McClaflin, Linda 43 McDaniels, Paula 43 95 Manes. Marchia 34 43 82 98 104 105 125 130 Marshall, Betty 43 95 104 105 141 Martin, Sally 43 85 90146 Martin, Sherry 43 102 Martin, Susan 43 Mashburn, Velta 43 95 Mercer. Jamie 44 95125 Miller, Gayle 44 98 Mize, Kathy 44 89 97 125 Mock, Mary Jo 44 Moon, Patty 44 90 Moser, Margaret 44 Mowbray, Ellen 44 98 104 Mullins, Sandra 44 86 87 88 89 104 105 125 130 Newell, Paula 27 44 89 98 105125 131 Niles, Pamela 44 85 98 105 Noe, Debbie 45 99 Orvis, Cathy 45 Patterson, Cheryl 45 89 95 98 99 Pinson, Marcia 45 105145 Powers, Roche-145 90 Rainer, Teresa 45 105 Reese, Alana 45 98 141 Reynolds, Teresa 45 85 Rials, Marie 45 Robertson, Shelley 45 84 89 95 96 98 103 104 131 Robinson, Wanda 45 Sharp, Janis 46 84 86 88 Shakelford, Cathy 46 98 Shope, Rita 46 92 125 Shope, Linda 46 Simpson, Patricia 46 98 Smith, Donna 46 98 Smith, Clenda 46 89 9195 Smith, Marilyn 46 82 89 92 95 123 125 133 Spears, Janice 46 90 95 105 147 Stanley, Becky 46 Stratton, Diane 47 Sutterfield, Elizabeth 47 Thomas, Patricia 47 Turnage, Billie 47 89104125 Wallace, Brenda 47 95 98 104 Welch, Debby 48 98 105 135 144 Wheeler, Lea Ann 48 VVhittenburg, Debby 48 95 105 White, Julie 48 98 VVilburg, LaNette 48 82 98 Wilkerson, Brenda 48 Williams, Cheryl 48 86104 VVilliams, Peggy 48 125 Woodruff, Doris 48 105 Woodrow, Jeanice 48 Woods, Paula 48 98 Wright, Judy 49 York, Kathy 49 85 90 GIRLS-GRADE 11 Amos, Shirley 95 Arms, Jcanetta 53 98 Bagwell, Lizzie 53 Baker, Donna Jo 53 84 105 Ball, Wanda 53 105 Baney, Donna 53 63 88 Barnes, Debbie 88 104 Beck, Brenda 53 85 Belt, Debby 54 Bohannon, Carol 54 125 Boyd, Gwendoyln 54 Bulmer. Paula 54 84 88 95 98 Busby, Debbie 54 84 Butcher, Shelley 54 84 105 Butts, Jan 54 86 88 98 105 Burton, Norma 54 90 Buxton, Brenda 54 84 91 98 Byrom, Carol 54 Cannon, Teresa 54 84 Cantrel, Ester 54 Chambers, Brenda 54 98 105 Chambers, Linda 54 98 105 Chambers, Sharon 54 90 Clark, Audrey 54 84 96 Clary, Sharon 95 Collins, Pat 54 95104 Cooper, Cathi 95 Cox, Diane 55 6196 Crainer, Karen 55 65 82 83 86 88 145 Cravens. Jo Ellen 55 86 88 105 Crow, Brenda 55 125 Cypert, Susan 55 David, Mary 55 DeCocq, Beverly 55 88 Deer, Valerie 55 84 86 88 105 Eakes, Nancy 56 87 88 92 Edgar, Sandra 56105 Edmunds, Sue 56 125 Eichenfeld, Brenda 56 87 88 Elliott, Barbara 56 Farmer, Becky 56 85 Fisher, Patty 56 85 86 88 104 125 143 Fuller, Debbie 56 Gardner, Janice 56 98 105 Gomez, Cindy 56 95 88 104 Goodwin, Teresa 95 Gragg, Susan 86 88 105 Graham, Betty 56 84 88 Graham, Christy 56 84 105 Graves, Rocilla 56 Grayson, Carole 56 104 Griggs, Nancy 56 84 98 Haberman, Kathy 56 Hale, Charlene 56 65 95 98 99105 Halley, Brenda 56 105 Hancock, Gayle 56 95 98 Hankins, Cecilia 56 84103 104 Harden, Marty 56 64 82 84 87 88 98 105 Harmon, Cathy 56 86 88 105 Harrall. Ginni 57 Harvey, Iris 57 98 Henley, Theda 57 Henley, Theresa 57 Hensley, Margaret 57 Hill, Edwina 57 85 86 88 Hill, Kathie 57 86 87 88 105 Hixson, Sandra 57 86 88 125 1-lollingshead, Sue 57 88 95 105 Holt, Debbie 57 97 105 Hopkins, Deborah 57 86 88 98 Hubbard, Teresa 57 95 105 Hufstetler, Janie 58 84 105 Hufstetler, Jeanie 58 84 105 Hufford, Donna 58 85 Jackson, Shirley 82 83 Johnson, Gwen 58 71 Johnson, Margaret 58 104 Jones, Terri 58 87 88 Kaemmerling, Karen 58 82 87 88 105 Kercheval, Sharon 58 Kidd, Debra 58 84 Kirk, Pat 58 86 87 88 105 Kious, Marylin 58 Koch, Paula 58 Krumsick, Freida 58 98 Leer, Linda 58 84 87 88 92 98 105 Lester, Sheryl 58 88 104 Lewis, Linda 58 84 Lock, Brenda Sue 59 Luton, Verlia 59 90 McLain, Donna 60 82 84 89 95 98 105 125 Malone, Jackie 59 Marshall, Marsha 59 88 Mann, Sharon 59 87 88 105 125 Marshall, Lucy 59 95 104 Martin, Brenda 59 99 Matlock, Sandra 59 86 88 98 104 125 Mathes, Peggy 59 95 Medlock, Debby 59 Mitchell, Melissa 60 89 92 98 Moore, Sherry 60 85 Morton, Tommye 60 95 98 Moser, June 60 Mosier, Pamela 60125 Moss, Connie 60 86 88105 125 New, Susan 60 95 Northern, Linda 60 88 104 Olinger, Sandra 60 90 Pearson, Nancy 60 104 Pennington, Diane 60 84 88 105 Perry, Pam 60 Phillips, Frankie 60 95 Potter, Renee 90 125 Potts, Debbie 6186 88105 125 Rayburn, Rhonda 61 89 92 125 Redman, Evyonn 61 95 Reddit, Brenda 6187 88 104 Restor, Regina 59 61 95 105 Roberts, Joyce 84 88 Robinson, Kay 61 104 125 Rooks, Mona 61 84 95 98 105 Rusk, Patricia 62 89 92125 Sartors, Anna 62 Shamel, Dianne 62 96 125 Shaw, Stephanie 62 82 84 92 96 Skinner, Sharon 62 84 Smalley, Marie 62 90 Smith, Carla 62 105 Smith, Kaylene 62 87 88 95104 Smith, Sandra 62 95 Spencer, Mary 62 Stephens, Cheryl 62 86 88 95 Stephens, Kathy 62 Stewart, Lannctte 62 Sites, Donna 62 89 Sutterfield, Rcbeccah 62 99 Teaff, Donna 63 82 84 85 Terrell, Gail 63 Tallent, Becky 62 89 95 Thomas, Shirley 63 99 Tilley, Tomma 63 105 Trone, Debbie 63 Tipton, Susan 105 Vaughn, Linda 87 88 Weaver, Kathy 64 92 VVelch, Penny 64 84 87 88 98 104 White, Cheryl 64 VVhite, Jeanna 64 84 88 104 Whitehead, Janna 64 82 98 105 VVideman, Carolyn 64 98 Wilkinson, Lana 64 95 Williams, Cathy 64 84 105 Williams, Charlene 64 95 Williams, Kay 64 Williams, Rita 64 86 88105 Wise, Rhonda 64 105 Wise, Vicki 64 VVoolard, Karen 64 Worthington, Vickey 84 86 88 Yates, Ronda 64 GIRLS-GRADE 10 Aaron, Denise 67 89 95 105 Anderson, Brenda 67 Anderson, Norma 67 Arkeketa, Susan 67 84 91 Aynes, Barbara 67 Bagwell, Jeanie 67 Baker, Donna 67 105 Barnes, Teresa 67 Beam, Sandra 67 Beaubian. Elaine 67 Boen, Glenda 67 Brandt, Margaret 68 105 Broam, Glenda 68 84 88 105 Browers, Debbie 66 68 77 82 86 87 88 103 104 Burk, Lynn 68 Burk, Debrah 68 98 104 Burton, Carla 68 Busby, Pam 68 85 Cannon, Cheryl 68 88105 Carpenter, Eunice 68 Chalk, Jana 68104 Chambers, Charlene 68 88 Chambers, Dianna 68 Clark, Brenda 68 Coble, Susan 68 88 105 Cochran, Paula 68 Cole, Glenda 68 99 Cole, Linda 68 99 Collins, Karen 99 Combs, La Wana 68 84 90 Cook, Cathy 68 105 Costiblc, Cynda 69 105 Cruzen, Sharon 69 Culley, Sandy 69 88 105 145 Davis, Lynda 69 88 Dihel, Linda 69 Disbrow, Karen 69 86 105 Divine, Lynn 69 Dryden, Laura 69 Duty, Linda 69 Evans, Dana 69 88 105 Evans, Lynda 66 69 82 85 88 105 Fairchild, Evelyn 69 84 88 Farris, Rusti 70 88 Fholer, Elaine 70 89 105 Fillmore, Cathy 70 88 105 Fisher, Karen 70 88105 Fleming, Susan 70 88 Gardner, Sharon 70 99 Goad, Sharon 70 88 99 Golden, Kay 70 Goode, Caroline 70 88 104 Griffin, Connie 70 88 Hardman, Rose Marie 70 Harmon, Connie 70 105 Harris, Diane 70 Harvey, Sandra 70 Hayes, Cindy 70 Hendricks, Robin 70 88 105 Hensley. Vickie 70 105 Henson, Cindy 69 70 82 92 105 Hicks, Sherri 70 Hill, Reba 70 88 Holsey, Judy 70 Horn, Kari 71 88 105 Hoss, Gretchen 70 87 105 Huey, Joyce 7199 Ivy, Nona 71 Jarvis, Corless 71 Johnson, Jackie 7185 Johnson, Mary 7188105 Johnson, Mingleton 71 Johnson, Shirley 7182 88 105 Jordan, Judy 71 90 Kammerazell, Margie 71 105 Keith. Donna 71 Kelly, Lynn 7184104 Kirkland. Vanessa 71 Krute, Connie 72 91 Lang, Lugene 72 88 Lawrence, Susie 72 Leslie, Denise 72 90 105 Lewis, Diane 72 Lingo, Janet 72 85 88105 Lossie, Beverly 72 Luellen, Otha Ann 72 Lumm, Gay Ellen 72104 Lundy, Mary Ann 72 88 Lux, Kathleen 72 104 McAdoo, Susan 72 95 McCallin, Denise 72 88 104 McCallie, Sheri 72 77 88104 McClellan, Teresa 72 McDonald, Deana 72 McGee, Myrtle 73 McEntire, Cindy 73 9195 McLain, Linda 73 84 88104 McPherson, Caren 73 88 104 Maddux, Linda 72 85 Maddux, Patsy 72 Martin. Sandra 72 88 105 Massey, Debby 72 Mears, Sheila 73 84 88 Mikles, Debbie 73 Miller, Kathy 73 Million, Tenena 73 85104 Misner, Lynnis 73 82 84 105 Montgomerie, Donna 73 Moor, Sandra 73 Morgan, Kathy 73 96104 Morton, Doresa 73 90 Moser, Donna 74 Moss, Deborah 74 84 88 104 Moss, Lisa 74104 Newport, Beverly 74 90 Noe, Connie 74 96 104 Ogden, Susan 74 84 88 105 Osborn, Patricia 74 75 88 105 Owens, Deborah 74 88 104 Parker, Ruth 74 Perkins, Jo Carol 74 105 Pratt, Kim 67 74 103 104105 143 Pride, Cindy 74 84 Pryse, Diane 74 88 Parks, Robin 74 Price, Terri 74 85 104 Ramsey, Carol 74 88 104 Ragsdale, Shirley 74 82 88 Reid, Vicki 74 81 Redburn, Donna 74 78 79 88 95 Redfearn, Diana 74 105 Renfrow, Leslie 74 104 Renner, Banda 74 90 Richardson, Donna 74 88 Rice, Kristy 74 88 104 Riddle, Debbie 74 84 88 105 Rodman, Pam 75 88 104 Robinson, Debbie 75 84 Robinson, Mira 75 98 Rossman, Patricia 75 Settle, Carla 75 Shaeffer, Susan 75 Shamel, Rhonda 75 85 Shanks, Margaret 75 90 Siegel, Virginia 75 84 Skaggs, Dora 75 Smith, Sandi 75 99 105 Snow, Robin 13 75 92 105 Sprolos, Dorothy 75 Spencer, Pam 75 92 105 Stafford, Linda 75 Strout, Sandra 76 89 104 Thomas, Becky 76 84 88 104 Thompson, Cathi 14 76 88 105 Thompson, Lisa 76 104 Trone, Terrie 76 Turner, Betty 76 99 Tuttle, Judy 76 Wagers, Brenda 76 95 tvattles, Mary 76 85 Welch, Vicky 76 ss 104 White, Jamie 76 88 105 Williams, Carol 76 91 Williams, Carole 76 Williams, Carolyn 76 85 tVilliams, Pat 76 85 Williams, Susan 76 91 VVilson, Beverly 69 77 90 Wise, Shere 77 Woodford, Debbie 77 84 88 104 Woodward, Janet 88 99 Yarbrough, Pat 77 York, Kaye 77 BOYS-GRADE 12 Armstrong, Brian 84 Arney. Rick 35 89112113 120129 Asher, David 35 82 83 84 98 109 120 Ashton. Ronnie 35109118 Baker, Robert 35 102 Baker. Tom 102 Barker, John 35 97 Beck, James 35 53 84 92 98 Beck, Larry 35 Bell, Clifford 35 Belt, David 35 Bliss. Gary 35 Bounds. William 35 125 Bowes, Mike 36 Boyd, Rick 34 36 82 109118123 132 139 Boyd, Ronnie 36 Bradley, Byron 36 Brashear, Jim 36 Brock, Taylor 102 Broomhall, Ronnie 36 100 Brandt, Morris 36 Brown, Mike 36 37 82 92 97 125 131 Bulmer, Butch 36 99102 Buntin, Glenn 36 97 98 109 112 113 130 Burns, Richard 36 82 84 98 123 125 Burns. Robert 102 Burton, Ottis 37 Cannon, Ronnie 37 100 Chanley, Jack 99 Church, Dennis 37 100 Collins, Phillip 99 Clinton, John 37 109 Coffman, Leonard 37 90 Collins, Sammy 37 Coombes, Ted 27 37 89 96 97 125 Copeland, Ricky 38 91 Costigan, Steve 38 Cox, Kim 38 90 91 Crawford. Leon 38 Crawford, Forrest 38 109 118 120 Cupps, James 38 82 Davis, Jimmy 38 84100 Dewberry, Charles 38 99 Dixon, Steve 55 85 91 Dobbs, Gary 38 Dodson, Dennis 38 86 87 Dover, Richard 38 90 Doyle. James 38 82 90125 DuVal1, Charles 96 97 Eckles, Rick 38 97 109 Edmonson, Lindel 38 Edwards, Albert 39 82 9192 Eubanks, Homer 39 99 Fenimore, Allen 39 Fillimore, David 39 87 89 Firey Steve 39 125 Fitting, Eric 98112113 120 Fleetwood, Jerry 39 99 Ford, Jeffrey 39 91 Calloway, Gary 39 82 84 98121 Garrett, Edward 39 82 83109 112 113 129 134 Giles, David 125 Gilmore, Kelly 39 86 87 95 120 125 Grace, Larry 102 Graham, Dale 39 Graham, Doyle 27 39 89 95 Graham, Wendell 39 Hall, Stanley 40 91 Hamilton, Mark 40 Hardwick, Chris 40 109 Hargrove, Clyde 40 82 83 86 102 Harvey, Jim 40 85 Hatton, Harold 99 Henderson, Wayne 85 90 Henry, Floyd 40 109 Hininger, Terry 40 109 Hoggatt, Rick 40 100 Hooker. Stephen 40 85 Horn, Steve 34 40 82 131 133 Horton, Clarence 40 120 Hudson, Lonny 41 102 Johnson, Bill 41 109 Johnson. Ralph 41 Jones, Michael 84 Jones, Ron 42 102 Kave, James 125 Lamb, Leon 42 109 Lancaster, John 42 82 109 Lowrance, Garry 4143 109 112 113 Lux, Robert 43 97 McGuire, Darrell 43 86 87 133 139 McLaughlin, Chester 43 Marrs. Dan 27 43 82 83 89125 130 133 Mayfield, Michael 43 109 Meadows, Jack 44 Meyer, Mike 44 109 Mieir, Sam 44102 Miller, Richard 44 Miller, Steve 44 91 Millican, Thomas 44 Misner, Richard 44 102 Molloy, Steve 44 Morgan, Steve 49 95 96 97 Morrow, Ray 44 85 86 87 99 Moss, Mike 44 82 0'Field, Jack 45109 Parker, David 45 102 Perdue. Mike 45109 112 Perry, Mark 45 82 84 98121 Pinkey, Mike 45 86 87 96 Porter, Greg 45 Price. John 45 46 Pride, Billy 45 Poindexter, Ronald 85 Presley, Raymond 45 125 Ragland, David 45 99 Redfern. Jim 45 82 97125 Rushing, David 45 102 Sasnett, Felix 46 102 Scott, Charles 46 89125 Sellers, Larry 46 Shook, Bobby 99 Smith, Mike 46 86 87 Sosa Suarez. Bill 46 82 127 128 Stewart, John 46 118 Stites, Russell 47 91 Stout, Don 47 Stringer. Rick 47 109 Sullivan, Don 47 Tennaut, Ronald 47 102 Thompson, Henry 47109 118123 Threadgill, Roy 47 91 Tucker. Gary 47 109 112 113 120 139 VanW'ink1e, Ron 47 Vawter, Jackie 47 Vincent, Lee 47 82 84 98 Wade, Ronnie 47 Walls, Allen 47 tVal1s. Lonnie 109 Walls, James 47 96 97 VVare, Ronnie 47 Watson, Joe 48 96 97 Welch, James 48 84125133 Westbrook, Ken 48 102 White, David 48 White. Steve 48 84 Whitley, Gary 48 96 97 Whittenburg, Edward 41 48 82 83 112 113126130137 Wooten, Billy 48 BOYS-GRADE 11 Able, Tim 53 Adair, Dennis 53 90 Arnett, Mike 53 Ashby, Kim 53 57 65 90 Ashlock, Arthur 53 100 Austin, jimmy 53 91 Baker, Keith 53 Barrett, joe 53 118 120 Battenfield, Harry 53 Beck, Darrel 53 100 Besser, Gordon 54 Bishop, john 54118120 Blair, Mike 54 Bland, Spencer 54 Bostie, Eddie 54 85 Bostic, Mike 85 Bottoms, Gary 54 113 Bowman, Tommy 54 Braswell, jim 54 Brown, Floyd 54 99 Brown, Randy 54 91 Buchanan, Mark 54 120 125 Cady, Mike 54 Cannon, David 54 9199 Church, Brian 54 Collins, Earl 54 Collins, john 54 64 90125 Cook, Mark 54 Cooper, jeffrey 54 86 87 113 Cottingim, Kevin 55 Davis, Dean 55 118 Davis, Everett 55 98 118 Deas, john 55 90 Dixon, Donald 55 91 Dunn, Kim 55 82118121 127 Dutcher, Eddie 55 Duvall, Eddy 55 85 Echohawk, George 56 89 91 Erwin, Ronnie 102 Ewing, Tony 56 Fisher, Clarence 56 Fleming, Bobby 56 Fletcher, Larry 56 Flores, Andy 56100118120 Gaston, Harold 56 99 Gilmore, Riley 56 86 87 125 Graham, Patrick 56 87 Guynn, Tim 56 Harrison, Leslie 57 Harmon, Bobby 99 Hess, Skip 57 87 113 125 Higginbotham, jackie 102 Hininger, Monte 57 100 Hoggatt, Don 99 Hudson, Paul 58 Hueste, john 58 82 89 91 Hughes, Mark 58113120 Inman, Roger 58 Isley, Steven 58 99 james, Dennis 53 58 90 jenkins, Earl 58 125 jones, Mike 58 Kitchens, Milton 58 Kline, Bobby 58 85 Knott, Larry 58 99 Kolker, Steve 58 85 Kuns, Steve 58 82 113 Laffoon, Charles 85 Latta, Gerald 58 Laughlin, Charles 58 99 Lee, Eddie 58 Lewis, Wesley 58 100 Lisle, Tommy 58 Lofton, Charles 59 99 Lunsford, Mike 59 125 Lynch, jerry 59 87 McBride, Mike 60 McBride, Steve 60 McCain, Lawrence 60 91 McDonald, Charles 60 McKinney, Ricky 99 McPherson, john 60 65 Maddux, jesse 59 65 99 Mallory, Larry 59 61 86 87 Matthewson, Bill 59 102 Mayfield, Garry 85 Meyers, Gary 59 102 Molloy, Mike 60113 Morris, Ken 60 Morton, Pat 60 99 Moser, jim 60 Mushrush, Steve 60 98 118 Neal, Kirby 60 Nichols, Dean 60 84121 Nobles, james 60 Norfleet, Charles 91 Norman, james 60 99 0'Dell, William 60 Owens, Paul 60 Patrick, Rex 60 99 Phelps, jerrett 60 Phillips, jessie 60 Phillips, Nolan 60 Pideock, Howard 60 Pinkey, Brian 64 82 96 125 Pitts, Don Wayne 60 120 Pryor, Gary 61 89 90 125 Putman, Larry 61 87 Raglin, Dave 61 118 Rash, Paul 61 120 Reed, Dennis 61 99 Reese, Darryl 61 84 Roberts, james 61 86 87 125 Robertson, Pat 55 61 Sanders, jim 62 Scott, Billy 62 120 Scott, C.L. 62 99 Seratte, joe 62 125 Shaeffer, Fredy 62 85125 Shepard, Billy 62 Smith, Rick 62 82 86 87 Soloman, jerry 62 Spencer, john 53 62 84 92 Steffy, Glenn 59 62 91 125 Stevens, Gary 62118 Stottlemyre, Karl 62 90 Studebaker, justin 62 65 125 Sullivan, Bobby 62 Sullivan, Eddie 62 118 Sutherland, Billy 62 Sweeden, Raymond 62 Taylor, Keith 62 90 Thompson, Mark 55 63 65 125 Thompson, Robert 53 63 84 92 Thurmond, Chris 63 121 Tilley, Glen 63 Tucker, Skip 87 98 Tyler, Rick 53 63 65 86 87 97 Thompson, john 63 86 87 Van Dusen, Lee 99 Walker, Ray 63 84 98 Ward, Donald 64 Warren, Ricky 57 64 118125 Whiteside, Roger 64 Whittington, Ken 64 82 83 Wilson, Dubcrt 64 Williford, Harry 64 Wooten, Bobby 64 82 91 120 Zachow, Edwin 65 85 96 BOYS-GRADE 10 Adams, Daniel 67 Andrews, Roger 67 Bagwell, Bill 67 Baker, Robert 67 Baker, Ronnie 67 Barton, Douglas 67 Bellis, Bill 67 Bennett, Mike 67 85 Berry, Tim 67 87 Bickel, Doug 67 82 99 120 Blair, Chris 67 77 89 96 Boatner, Michael 67 Bowes, Terry 68 91 Boyd, Trey 68 82 87 Bradfield, Scott 68 Bradfield, Terry 68 90 Bradley Dennis 68 99 Bradley. Daniel 99 Brian, Randall 90 Bry, Brad 68 Burgan, Larry 68 Brown, Carl 68 99 Brix, Randall 68 Brown, Larry 68 87 Butler, Robert 68 100 Cannon, Dave 68 Chartier, David 68 91 Clausen, Barry 68 99 Clayton, Bruce 68 90 Clear, jerry 68 Clem, Steven 68 Clemens, Arlie 68 Cloud, Ronnie 68 Conn, Steven 68 90 Cook, Larry 68 91 Crawford, Larry 69 82 118 Cupps, Kevin 69 9199 Davidson, Mark 69 Davis, Eugene 69 Davis, Craig 69 Driscoll, Rex 69 Dutcher, Vernon 99 Durham, Craig 69 Easley, Liles 69 91 Echohawk, Rodney 69 102 Eldridge, Vernon 69 Etheridge, Ronnie 69 Farrill, jim 69 99 Firey, john 70 Fritts, john 70 90 Gatwood, Lindsey 70 Gilliland, Marty 70 85 Gomez, Chris 70 Graham, Allen 70 Hacker, Barry 70 91 Hamill, Glenn 70 98 96 Hamilton, Kenny 70 90 Handley, Monty 70 Hardcastle, Larry 70 86 87 Harmon, Mike 70 99 Harriman, joe 70 Harris, Greg 70 Harrison, Marvin 70 100 Hayes, Steve 70 Henderson, james 70 85 90 Hollingshead, Clifford 70 Hooper, Tim 70 Hopkins, Dean 70 91 Horn, Mike 71 House, jack 71 Hudspeth, Tommy 66 71 82 Hutson, Bill 71 118 Ireland, Randy 71 jackson, George 71 johnson, Richard 7185 jones, Mike 71 jordan, William 7199 Kelso, Tony 71 89 Kidd, Mike 72 85 118 Kious, Larry 72 Kirkland, Don 72 Lancaster, Darryl 72 91 LaPorte, William 72 Lawley. jimmy 72 Long, Marty 72 Ludlow, Oliver 72 McBride, Larry 72 McCalp, Mike 72 99 McCarty, jimmy 72 99 McClaflin, Arthur 72 McClellan, Edward 72 McCollough, Keith 72 91 McGuire, Larry 73 87 McKinney, Ricky 99 Madewell, Kenny 72 Mallory, Rick 72 87 Marshall, jack 72 Massey, David 72 Matthews, james 72 99 Meadows, jim 73 Meyer, Billy 73 118 Mieir, Ron 73 Miller, Andy 73 Milner. 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