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

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SOUTHPAW - Gina Randolf, commercial art student, creatively works on her sketch which must be as near to perfection as possible for teacher Mr. Paul King to give his final approval of a job well-done. Hair-Curling, Flag-Raising Experiences . Hit National Scene Men's liberation arrived at Charles Page as John Emory became the first male student to enroll in Cosmetology in the history of the course, Mrs. Patty Keeler, cosmetology teach- er, commented, It's opening up the door to having more males in the class. John was very appreciative of the fact that he could devel- op a working skill while he was still in high school. Emory said he is certainly not bored with cosmetology. I already have a job and I can't wait until I get out of school to start working, added Emory. Mrs. Keeler also encouraged all her students to join VICA, an organization that helped them to develop skill and leadership. One former student, winning a national VICA contest, traveled to Ireland to compete. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America was active in many parts of the school, working hard throughout the year to give students the experience and skills needed for future employment. Another of the classes included in this pro- gram was commercial art. Offering members many oppor- tunities to gain valuable learning through contests and con- ferences, VICA was an important part of many scholastic lives. The skills contests and leadership development provided by the VICA course have helped my students to gain indi- vidual learning experiences, stated Mr. Paul King, com- mercial art instructor. The job interviews, extemporaneous speaking, and art design competitions have taught many important aspects involved in the various career fields. Janet Paden, two-year commercial art student, was hon- ored with winning the national flag design contest, the first to do so from Charles Page. She traveled to Washington D.C. to raise the flag. VICA 133