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

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DRAMATIC EFFECTS - Junior Tracy Crosier is critiqued by her fellow classmates on a dramatic interpretation. s r Drama 119

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Drama Is The Place To Be If You Want To .. Make A Scene To be or not to be in drama was the question for some students trying to decide what subjects to take. But it was not a question for students who enjoyed having fun and acting out emotions and other exciting events. Manv Sandites participated in the play, Oklahoma, most of whom were enrolled in drama. The play was a big success, commented junior Lori Cheney. At least that's what all the cast feels. The drama II students presented two more performances for the Sandite students to view. Mr. Briscoe helps us understand a different view of emotions, stated junior ffharlesfilkington, during tournament he is always full of aug s. The drama team went to tournaments and performed dramatic scenes and humorous scenes. Sometimes we get a little crazy on the tournaments, proclaimed Chris Long, but when the competin starts we settle down. Winning trophies is Sie most fun part of the tourney, stated senior Tony Kizer. Mr. Briscoe served as the students' teacher and coach and he said he liked his work. Drama is a good chance for people who are generally ciiiet to show people how they really feel, or it lets people s ow their inner feelings, said sophomore Tyra Whitmore. 118 Drama INCREDIBLE HULK - Senior Chris Long car- ries senior Naomi Hatsfelt to junior John Emory during a scene rehearsal in drama class. hi T it 5 2

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Different Customs And Culinary Arts Help French, Spanish Club . . Learn About Cthers From pinatas to bon bons, the foreign clubs sold it all to raise money for various club activities. The Spanish and French clubs provided insi ht into different cultures throughout the world. By establishing a means of commu- nication, students were able to familiarize themselves with customs of other countries. Spanish Club helped me to learn the cultural origins of Spanish-speaking peo le, stated Maleia West. The group's actixiities included rafflning pinatas and eating Mexican-style mea s. Spanish Club is really fun. I learned the national anthem iinccil the Lord's Prayer in Spanish, said junior Angie Bal- ar . French Club conducted a cheese-tasting party which was quite different from any party I've seen, stated senior Kelly Hop er. Amon other activities French Club went caroling at Cffristmas. lt was fun going from door to door singing in French, remarked member Alicia McCumber. French Club has really been fun this year. There are so many things to learn about the French-speaking countries, stated junior Rachel Guthridge. I enjoyed learning about the customs and traditions of France, and how they live compared to the way we live in our society today, stated Liz Woodward, junior, and member of the French Club. Sherrie James, who is also a member of the French Club, remarked that the French Club and the Spanish Club have benefitted our school, by gettin the entire student body acquainted with the French and Spanish languages and customs. I have thorou hly enjoyed being in the French Club this year. I feel that itienefitted my attitude about other peo 1e's feelinlgs who are not Americans, commented Debbie Mart . 120 French Club 4 if t NINETY-NINE BOTTLES OF DEW ON THE WALL - French Club mem- bers Mike Phillips and Brian Curran examine ingredients in bottles of soda as they enjoy the club's cheese-tasting party.