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

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Late Than Never Hsher As Staff Page Boy

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N . isis, w ' sf- :hazing wx If . END OF THE LINE - Richard Fisher was tricked into posing for Page Boy since the yearbook staff selected him even though he was in that class. Rich- ard was kept in the dark until the unveil- in

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he middle-class began the new year with a busy schedule. Elections were held to determine the officers of that class. Offices were held by Barry Rog- ers, president, Joan Billington, vice president and Angie Ballard, secre- tary. Float competition for homecoming wasn't the best for the juniors, for they placed third. But a lot of hard work was put into it, so that it ap- peared to be a masterpiece. I thought our float was really good, better than our sophomore year, stated Cindy Parker. As did last year's juniors, the class sold magazines to raise money to pro- vide the senior class with a good prom. It was easy to sell them and it was for a good reason, said Donna Thompson. Although we didn't make much money off of it, the juniors will work hard to give the seniors a good prom, stated secretary Angie Ballard. As a first, the juniors received their class rings at the beginning of the year, instead of getting them at the end of their junior year. The rings were ordered by ,the Balfour Com- pany, but some class members or- dered from other jewelers. It makes you feel more like a ju- nior, said Shelly Nardyz. I was glad I got my class ring early, I was getting impatient, Jean Ann McGuire said. The class rings will be cherished by M-3 all who h a v e them and re- minded juniors that the end of their h i g h school years w a s draw- i n g nearer. The y e a r ended w i t h the ex- ment of th e i r senior year ahead. Most were looking for- Vmftiswmiim 5 G 3 E ward to being the rulers, or seniors' ami Mwwlgwggj img of the school, but their junior year R was the end of a new beginning. juniors