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

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GENTLEMEN START YOUR ENGINES - Youth in Government sponsor Mrs. Kaye Battles and club member Richard Fisher be- gin the club's second annual trike race. . EASY RIDE - Iucly McWilliams, and Brett Hendren, Youth in Government members advertise the upcoming tricycle races held in the front driveway of the school. 106 Youth In Government PIG OUT - Mitch Clem and Eric Bloom assist Mrs. Battles in a pep club dessert meeting. ' COLORTIME - Pep Club members junior Kathy Atchley, and sophomore Shelia I-Ianner, make posters for the football games at an after school meeting.

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YOU DONT SAY - junior class vice-president Joan Billington, gawlcs at an idea brought up by another officer at the bi-monthly Student Council officer meeting, which is held each month at Wendy's Hamburgers. ern 4 'IW WENDY WOMAN - Allyson Munn, sopho- more president, listens to another officer dis- cuss the up-coming Student Council events. Student Council 105

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GENTLEMEN LEND ME YOUR EARS - Pep Club president Liz Woodward encourages the Sandites to come out to the game at a football pep assembly. Teacher 'Battles' Two Sponsorships . . . Spiriters Revive An old but new group came alive as the Pep Club was revived. Absent for nearly two years, the club brought about many thrills and exciting projects. Sponsors Mrs. Marcia Ritter, Mrs. Kaye Battles, and Mrs. Peggy Whaley worked hard and put in much effort to make it a success. Presidents for first semester were Liz Woodward and Angie Ballard. The Pep Club really showed a lot of spirit and I was proud to be the president, stated 'unior Angie Ballard. Mrs. Battles was reall on top of things considering she started the election for officers in the previous school year, commended junior representative Tracey Hopper. Second semester president was senior Sandra Sutterfielcl, I enjoyed my presidency and I was honored to be elected president for the second semester. I only hope I fulfilled the requirements, she said. Members were alwa s there with smiling faces and cheerful attitudes at athletic events and pe assemblies. Another school club sponsored b Mrs. lgaye Battles was Youth in Government. Members ol? this group had the op- portunity to realize what Oklahoma's politicians go through after they are elected. Youth in Government participants met after school, on week ni hts and talked about politics and the way that they thought they should be handled. Mrs. Battles really does make war on some olitical decisions made b the politician, punned Richard, Fisher, at least she makes us think about their decisions, he added. As president of organization, Richard helped the others in etting ready for pre-legislature and legislature, which real- Fy does take lace in Oklahoma's capitol. Besides allpthe government aspects of, Youth in Govern- ment we do sponsor the only tricycle race in Charles Page history, stated senior club member K le Wallace. The tri- cycle race was one of the highlights 0? the ear. The event took place in the front drivewa of the schooll Money raised helped send the students to feg in the spring. Pep Club 107