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

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During the summer months ren- ovations in the Sand Springs commu- nity brought an end to many familiar sights and places which all Sandites held dear in their memories. Quik Trip was no longer a run- down parking lot in which the stu- dents congregated to discuss the latest events. Gas pumps, Quik Service foods, a modern building, and plenty of parking space provided Sandites with new reasons to visit Q.T. regu- larly. The question of where and when the football game would be, brought a spirited Sandite family to action and ended confusion among the citizens as to where to go for the game. The McGuires donated an enlarged replica of the Sanclite football schedule to the high school. The sign was placed on the corner of Park and Adams. Many students were litterbugs, but not of the trashy sort. Pop Bottle Pete put an end to that. Wayne Mills walked 10th and Adams every day picking up pop bottles that students had thrown out. Mr. Mills walked this stretch for his health but he also collected about S3 to SS a week which he used for gas money. Pop Bottle Pete has been keeping the campus clear of bottles for nine years and plans on continuing his work. Every evening at ten o'clock the traffic lights in downtown Sand Springs brought an end to prolonged waiting behind a red light. The city replaced the tra- di t i o n a l r e d lights with red a n d y e l l o w flashing lights which enabled citizens to pro- ceed with cau- tion if there was no on-coming traffic. As time '- moved forward i t c h a n g e cl things, some for the better, some for the worse. 'i DISTIQQI? 88823 s-...N Heli rvkv .ag S0 as the new eeei T iis s .i,...ss y e a In I O O k e d ,L . A ' s upon our com- ssssi as .53 rgggsr ,H my ,rrc , ...,. i , , A as munity we real- SQUITTINVTIMET tion to further up ,f..r ., Wag hope in the friencllyservicfi Whenthe Sew Tile WQS C0mP19f-2' . A ' f. if ' S , L it if if S' iii' ..,-,' Ic, f u t u r e a n d S gd' T S slsiif ' waww clung tolit. T

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WE'RE GONNA BEAT YOU - Senior, Richard Fisher fills the role of a Union Redskin in the annual journalism skit. Being a loyal Sandite, Richard finds himself in many ridiculious situ- ations but always manages to make the most out of them, showing the superiority of San- dites. WE ARE NOT GOING TO 'GET THIRD PLACE THIS YEAR - Senior Myron 'Harris is one of the many ffudents during Homecoming week that exemplified the outstanding spirit and diligent work necessary to build a winning float for the parade held on November 2. if as so e 1 te. ft , V V fi, fig: 5 1351 ty, gg I 6 s I , .il fi, ff ' . fi, ffl .

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POP BOTTLE PETE - Come rain or shine Wayne Mills could be seen every day on the streets around the school picking up pop bottles with his wife. Mr. Mills walks under doctor's, orders For his liealth and has been doing so for nine years. -