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

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LEGISLATIVE LEARNERS - American government students Marcus Wallace and jeff Martin collect the information needed to present their own bills in a mock session of the House of Representatives. WORKING ON THE SIDE - Sophomore Monica Lake lays on her side while poking tissues into the chicken wire frame of the class float. Monica was there every evening and used her many talents to help finish the float. Epilogue 237

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Time is ofthe essence. Both the aca- demic and extra-curricular sides to education were emphasised through- out the school year and students often had to make decisions as to which would take priority. Time and effort were always necessary to have pro- ductive programs. One such club was Youth and Gov- ernment. Through this organization students put their knowledge about political procedures into action. A number of times throughout the year members attended practice sessions in other towns in preparation for mock legislature in April. Sandites showed their partiotism toward America by having an All- American Day sponsored by the Key Club. Ever since the Irainian crisis, the public seems to have a restored belief in America and what she can do, stated Kelly Hopper. February brought entertainment to all the students in the form of a talent show. It was better than some I have seen in the past, reflected Mary Rob- ertson. Teenagers of today often seem to have the reputation of only seeking pleasure for themselves, But students proved this misconception wrong when Red Cross stayed half a day at school January 18 for a blood drive. Those students seventeen years or older took time out of school to donate their blood. Throughout all the activities and homework, students had feelings of both impatience and anxiety, for they all knew that the end of school was approaching. No more themes, ice fights, detention, blue slips, cafeteria food, or homework, for these days were definitely ftmme, to 2 r it I , , c ose. eniors terr rfstr rfier is a W T t ,,.. . .., , , ,. ,, .. . . . yr .iil anticipation tn' . .. .r. i . Cfewsdf as they . iit CO'-lnfed d0WH tfi l'iill - ' ili -V fe Mar 20, the iiiri it last day, gradu- i r ir' . ' ,,,. T T day' gut, A: ,. I Vjl:V H ,. f., ,, e ore t e TT . 6 , could look thaxt V' ,ah M 5. TT r far ahead, Col- l T xi lege ap plica- s T if tiops anld iinan- T T T T cia ai orms i . T ,a-5,,pwT' ..,,. 1 out all in , r , T A 'T triplicate, of L T course. But, as y, T T r we moved into a iiri , ,g if iri. re,, ja r T . new decade and 1 l ' I , , r into our future, Peo E-PUSHER.-V' e-president, Davi th- ,is f we always knew ershed sthe club ecretary,janetPaden to V 2 Q AZVV x as each day the finish lin Hof the second annual tricycle race ' ' passed, the end ,sponsored by Youth and Government. 'N fi ' of one school year was only the be inning of another great year at Charles Page,

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Donaldson, Ben 170 Beck, Terry 186 Beets, Lavada 128, 186 Bennett, janice 111, 168 Bennett, Peggy 204 Benton, Robin 186 Benton, Trey 21, 204 Billington. joan 44, 45, 47, So, 78, 105, 116, 120, 184, 186 Billington, Jeff loo, 103, ua, 185 Blackwell, Bryan 20, 21, 81, 124, 125, 126, 127, 204 Blair, William 186, 204 Blake, Andre 32, 35, 204 Blankenship, Mary 168 Blevins, Gary 112, 168 Block, Ricky 29, 39, 40, 204 Bloodworth, Teresa 204 Bloom, Eric 107, 110, 111, 204 Board of Education 221 Boatner, Carole 112, 204 Boggs, Nancy 204 Bohannon, Terrie 204 Bolden, Angy 115, 186 Bolding, Lori 56, 204 Bolton, Mr. james 220, 221 Bolton, Marisa 24, 110, 186 Boone, Darren 32. 35, 40, 51, 68, 72, 116, 168 Boone, Todd 5, 8, 35, 49, 51, 52, 68, 69, 77, 105, 116, 166, 168 Boone, Ty 5, 31, 49, 52, 68, 69, 77, 78, 107, 116 Boone. Wendell 204 Boston, Rona 204 Boudreaux, Brenda 101 Boudreaux, Regina 186, 110 Damer, Les 133, 206 Daniels, Doug 206 Daugherty, Kelly 206 David, Lisa 206 Davis, Norman 170 David, Tammy 188 David, Whitney 188 Davidson, james 206 Davis, Cathy 188 Davis, Liz 107, 111, 170 Davis, Scott 206 Davis, Shari 53, 111, 206 Davis, Sonny 129, 188 Davis, Tim 68, 110, 111, 128, 170 Davis, james, Yvonne 224 Dean 206 Deaton, Scott 170 Debate 117 Decoco, David 172 Denton, David 206 Deshields, Kevin 131, 188 Dickerson, Denelda 202, 207 Diedrich, Loren 188 Diedrich, Suzy 170 Dilday, Barbara 128, 189 Dilday, Stephanie 207 Dixon, Chris 110, 200 Dixon, Cindee 26, 110, 120. 131 Dixon, julie 131, 189 Doak, Beth 207 Doak, Pam 110, 132 Dobbs, Ann 207 Dobbs, Chera 115, 189 Dobbs, Tami 132, 170 Brashi Bowen, Mike 112, 204 Bowen, Ted 35, 204 BOWES, Steve 110, 133, 186, 204 Bowles, jay 186 Bowline, Donna 128, 186 Boyd, jon 35, 36, 49, 51, 52, 72, 87, 168 Boyd, Tommy 5, 35, 51, 205 Boyer, Betty 223 Boyer, Debbie 78, 115, 120, 186 Boyer, Diane 131, 186 Boys' And Girls' State 78 Bradfield, Cindy 78, 100, 103. 107. 186 Bradford, john 128, 186 Bradford, jane 107, 126, 205 Branch, DeWanye 112, 205 Brandt, joan 124, 126, 186 Brasel, Kelly 78, 205 er, Cary 186 Bremer, Debbie 110, 205 Breshears, Kerry 205 Breshears, Steve 35, 186 Bucha Brewer, Ruth 111, 131, 168, 169 Bridges, Brian 186 Bridges, Bruce 48, 51, 52, 68, 112, 169 Bridges, Rodney 222, 223 Briggs, Donna 124, 125, 168 Bright, Kiy 100, 103. 186 Briscoe, Mr. Roy 99, 118 Broam, Vanessa 205 Brown, james 186 Brown, Kevin 121, 187 Brown, Major 18, 35, 104, 187 Brown, Rob 110, 128, 187 Brown, Tracy 205 Brown, Terry 112, 187 Brown, Tina 25, 169 Brown, Mr. Tot 220 Bruner, Paul 35, 131, 187 nan, jamie 169 Buckner, Bill 35, 187 Bumgarner, Dale 169 Bunch, Kim 132, 169 Burge, Lori 133, 187 Burgess, Randy 109, 110, 111, 169 Burgess, Scott 51, 205 Burke, Gary 205 Burns, 169 Burns, Becky 205 Burrell, Mike 187 Burris, Sheri 8, 78, 105 121 Busch, BJ. 131, 169 Butcher, Steve 131 Butler, john 187 Cagle C agle . DeAnn 111 , Lori 85, 105, 131, 187 Cagle, Paul 121, 120, 187 Caldwell. Lynette 110, 169 Callahan, Christine 105, 132. 187 Callis . Cos E 205 Anne 8, 36, 68, 77, 78, , Doss, Sandra 189 Doss, Andy 131 Doty, Sabrina 189 Dover, Greg 131, 189 Downey, Stephen 35, 51, 207 Downing, Damon 38, 39, 40, 68 Downing, Hugh 35, 207 Drafting 128 Drama 118-19, 99 Drapp, Louis 205 Dreyseitel, Belinda 189 Driskell, Betty 113, 115, 170 Driskell, Ray 35, 207 Dubie, Ed 221 Dudels, Bill 39, 40, 68, 75, 110 121, 170 Dudek, Larry 75, sa, 1os, 107. 119, 121, iss Duncan, Keith 207 Duncan, Kevin 171 Duncan, Tammie 207 Dunn, Mikel 128, 224 Durkee, Richard 110, 171 Duty, Teresa 111, 207 Dye, Denzel 171 Eagles, Kenneth 189 Eakes, Mr. john 224 Eakes, Phil 207 Eastin, Larry 131, 207 Edmond, Hermon 207 Ehmke, Brice 128, 189 Ekiss, Susan 111, 118, 189 Ekiss, Tracey 68, 77, 111, 119, 133, 171 Electronics 138 Elliott, Veronica 207 Ellis, Van 110, 208 Ellison, Mrs. Ramona 221 Emory, john 18, 118, 119, 132, 137, 189 Endividuals 164-5 Ervin, Chuck 35, 39, 40, 208 Erwin, janet 132, 189 Etherton, Don 208 Eubanks, Becky 171, 174 Eubanks, janice 46, 47, 189 Evans, Mrs, Cleta 221 Everett, justin 130, 171 Ewing, Allen 208 Ewing, Brenda 115, 121, 208 Exendine, Sonja 208 V Fairchild, Debbie 130 Fairchild, Herman 171 Fairchild, Kim 100, 103, 104, 189 Farmon, Kelly 78 Farrar, Mr james 224 Farris, Mike 133, 189