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

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GET IN THERE - Senior roundballer Greg Potter 1251 anxiously awaits to see if his hook makes it into the goal. STRETCH FOR TWO - Senior forward Greg Pot- ter 4257 reaches for the rim to sink two points in the home loss to Jenks. Potter's outstanding play in the Edison Tournament gained him Tulsa Player of the Week. Basketball 41

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BOYS' BASKETBALL A TEAM - Front row: Greg Maloney, Brent Wilcox. Third row: Coach Don Iohnson, Rick Block, Rusty Shuler, Jeff Noe, Dwayne King. Second row: Tony Greg Potter, Greg Vaughn, Damon Downing, Chuck Ervin, James, Rick Perdue, Bill Dudek, Darren Boone, Barry Crow, Coach Calvin Long. Sandites Finish With A Bang! As the last half of the season came to a close, the Sandites posted a win- ning record. The Sandites pulled stun- ning victories over East Central as well as Broken Arrow. The Broken Arrow game, the last game of the year, really was not a must. The only thing that was on the line was the team's pride and the fact that Broken Arrow was the archrival. The lead see-sawed back and forth during the first quarter and without pause the Tigers took the lead during the second quarter also. However, during the fourth quarter, the San- dites pulled together to dust away the Tigers 69-59. I feel we were emotionally pre- pared as well as physically, stated senior Darren Boone. The team posted a 17-5 seasonal re- cord and wound up ranked eleventh in the Tribune's SA conference. The following week the site for regionals was chosen and the Sandites' home court was given the privilege of play- ing host. During the tournament, the Sandites expressed their pride as they played 110 percent throughout the tournament. TRILOGY OF TERROR - Three senior Sandited roundballers, Bill Dudek, QZSJ, Greg Potter f25j, and Rick Superglue Perdue 1151 surround a Sapulpa dribbler during the home victory. 40 Basketball

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Cagers Honor Queen, Attendants The Cinderella fairytale could de- scribe the basketball homecoming sit- uation February 19 when the Sandites hosted the Cleveland Tigers. The ueen, Danna Mills, was transformed flrorn a hot and sweaty basketball player into a beautiful, graceful, and perfumed queen. Miss Danna Mills, decked-out in blue, was attended by senior jamie Bales, wearing yellow, junior Angie Ballard in pink, and sophomore Kim Johnson dressed in lavender. All of the dresses were floor-len th silk cov- ered by lace. The beautifil members of the basketball royalt were escorted to mid-court during the halftime of the game. The escorts, comprised of the seven senior basketballers, were Brent Wil- cox, Bill Dudek, Rick Perdue, Darren Boone, Damon Downing, Rusty Shuler, and Greg Potter. Also, one ju- nior, Greg Vaughn served as escort during the ceremony. The coronation came to a finale when captain Rusty Shuler planted the traditional kiss upon Miss Mills' ips. Whenever Rusty wiped off his mouth after he kissed me I just about died. But when he explained that he was 'ust wiping off the lipstick I was terribly relieved, stated Danna. . HERE SHE COMES - Senior attendant jamie Bales walks proudly with her escorts seniors Rick Perdue and Billy Dudek, 42 Basketball Royalty l . E LACED IN SILK - junior attendant Angie Bal- lard strolls down the coronation path with her escorts Darren Boone and Damon Downing. THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM - Sophomore at- tendant Kim johnson casually takes her place near the queen while Greg Vaughn and Brent Wilcox escort her,