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

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if 4 s 5 H A l L T 0 QUEEN - Shen- ior, Shelli Ken- nedy, escorted by Senior Scott Parrish, grace- fully walks to- wards the stage where her role as choir queen be- comes official. SMILE - Senior attendant Noami Hatsfelt is es- corted by sopho- rn o r e B r i a n Blackwell. Hats- felt was a three- year member of choir and a two- year All-State Choir member. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST - Kathy Maynard, senior attendant, escorted by john Bernard, senior, was also a three- year choir :nem- ber. Choir Royalty 127

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Choral Music Program Coronation Made For . . . Kings And Queens The Choir was probably the best that Charles Page High School has had since Robert McConnell took R.T. Shields' place as director over the vocal music department in 1979, Sydney Morrison commented. The choirs practiced every day, Select was fifth hour, Mixed was sixth, and Girls' Glee was second. Combined, they presented the 19th Christmas concert. The blend of voices was commented on and complimented by both stu- dents and adults that came to the night performance. I'm really proud of the choirs, they've done a good job this year, said director Mr. McConnell. Representing the choral music department, Shelli Kenne- dy reigned Vas the choir queen. shelly has been in Girls' Glee for one year, in Mixed Choir for two years, and in Select Choir for two years. Seniors Kathy Maynard and Noami Hatsfelt served as the attendants. Scott Parrish was Shelli's escort and also was elected choir president. The royalty was recognized at the Christmas concert in. December. Brotherly Love- Brett Pennington helps to guide his younger sister Mi- chelle down the isle of the Charles Page High auditorium. 126 Choir Royalty Crowning Success-'Scott Parrish crowns three-year choir member Shelli Kennedy as queen. Her attendants and escorts were Naomi Hatsfelt, Brian Blackwell, Kathy Maynard, and john Bernard, with Michelle and Brett Pennington as helpers. 1

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Where Can One Draw, Print, And Work On His Car All At The Same Time? In . . . The Rea Hall Promiart to auto mechanics, members of the Vocational- Industrial Clubs of America had many diversified interests. Students enrolled in auto-mechanics encountered a change of instructors when Mr. John Cook resigned due to poorhealth and was replaced by Mr. Carl Gardener. The biggest incentive for leaving law enforcement was the opportunity to work with high school-aged students, explained Gardener. Other areas of study encompassed by the VICA organiza- tion included drafting and graphic arts. Drafting students displayed their design in an exhibit at .Woodland Hills Mall February 21-23, Six eye-catching pro- jects werejentered by several of the drafting students, Jay Roberts, Tracy Maloney, Brice Ehmke, Steve Higgins, Steve Waller and Patrick Huoeryager. These were originai models ofa city block around a church. It took a lot of hard work. it takes a large amount of time also, stated Jay Roberts. VICA drafting members also participated in skill contests at Oklahoma State Tech in Okmulgee. Wirmersof this competition represented the area in the state competition held later in the school year. The VICA graphic arts class students were trained in the operation of all printing machines and other processes ins volvecl in the offset printing area. The students also attended the VICA skill contest and competed against other printing students from the north'- eastern Gklahoma state region. Shop duties included the printing of all forms used by teachers and administrators the school system. The depart- ment was also responsible for printing the Traffick Maga- zine and Sandtonian,Newspaper. C35 r r Vlll li I 4 I v:-, lllv 5 M, ,. V, . 128 tetrfe i rf Q 5 F V r A .2 lx it ,V sh We ,, e A if ft 4? t , r fi , ff ask 3 ' PAPER MAN s Senior Damon Downing watches and operates the offset printing machine. This machine is used to print the Traffick magazine and Sandtonian newspaper.