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

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WRESTLING TEAM - Front row: Todd Sand- ers, Tim Fisher, Toby Parvin, Jay Yaws, Jon Boyd, Coach Gary Quimby. Second row: Mike Schexnider, Bruce Bridges, Daryl Griffin, Steve SCOYE. Ll Waller, Steve Downing, Tommy Boyd, John Hill. Third row: Jimmy LaRue, Danny Harris David Aduddell, Larry McFall, Scott Burgess Todd Boone, Ty Boone, Coach Alan Karstetter. Wrestling Scoreboard 8 Wins - 7 Losses Team S.S. Opp. Tulsa Hale 37 24 Sapulpa 18 27 Tulsa Memorial 31 24 Tulsa E. Central 15 41 B'ville College 32 24 Perry 21 .31 Broken Arrow B ville Sooner Jenks Ponca City Bristow Tournaments Quadrangular - first place Claremore, Catoosa Tahlequahj Bristow Tourney - Second place Jenks Tourney - Fourth place Regional Tourney - three state qualifiers 12 40 ' 20 32 26 19 ' 15 37 ' 34 14 Stillwater 17 34 .. na. like X is X tt ff .,, ,,sr , V t g V , is s X I nik-. A I ' Y'-4: si' Q 4 HIP HEIST - Senior 130-pounder Ty Boone extends his hips in order to free himself from a Jenks Trojan and gain one point to add to his total JUST TRY IT - Senior 148-pound grappler, Todd 'Cuppiel' Sanders pre- pares for the kill by setting up the opening takedown. Wrestling 51

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Wrestlers Prepare For Re-opening Durin Christmas break, the San- dites has no scheduled matches and received four days of rest and relax- ation before hitting the mat a ain to prepare for the re-o enin of tie sea- son. This week andpa halT held some tough and different practices for the grapplers. They traveled to Jenks to work out with the Trojans and the Trojans also paid the Sandites a visit in turn. The wrestlers even received a big surprise when Coach Karstetter announced that he had two practices scheduled for one da . Well, practice makes perfect, re- plied senior 148-pounder, Todd Sand- ers. The Sandites opened the 1980's properly with a decisive win over the Bartlesville College Wildcats at their homesite. Next came the extremely competitive Jenks Trojan Invitational Tournament. The Sandites went into the event also as defending champi- ons, but the finals in this tournament held more heartaches and one of those heartaches would last the rest of the season. Bruce Bridges, 115-pound sen- ior and 1979 state runner-up, dislocat- ed his elbow, which required surgery and caused him to miss the remainder of the season mainly the state tournament. However, in the Jenks tourney David Aduddell took second place and so did Jay Yaws. Overall, I think that we had a great season and a supportive team, said Tim Fisher. si ' , Q H. Na .F - e J . if J Q 'TS t'i F ' 3 1- . 'QU .X f K ,.... . . .X .. s. VIEE 'T 3 is A A . Q NEW DANCE CRAZE - Senior 157- K pounder and masked-man Tim Fish- ' er concentrates on freeing his leg V from the grip of his Bartlesville Soon- A er opponent. X 50 Wrestling BONE CRUSHER - Senior heavyweight, Jon enroute to a pin and a team victory at the Ed Boyd puts the crush on the giant from Jenks Dubie Fieldhouse on homecoming night, ,a4 'W'

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l H A I L T O T H E QUEEN - Captain Bruce Bridges and mat- man Steve Waller es- cort the team's choice for queen, Sheila Lan- caster, to the center of the gym prior to the wrestling match. 52 Wrestling Royalty Squad Picks Mat Royalty Every year the Sandite wrestling squad chooses the girls who best sup- port the team effort throughout the season as queen and attendants. The team voted secretly to pick the most avid female fans. When the results were finally made public, it was cer- tain the team made wise choices for their royalty. On the night of january 21, the three honored girls were es- corted in front of the home crowd just before the grapplers squared off with the Jenks Trojans. The queen, Sheila Lancaster, was dressed in a blue formal with junior attendant Cindy Parker decked out in a pink dress and sophomore attendant Shari Davis wearing a yellow formal. These three beauties were each escort- ed onto the mat at mid-court by two senior wrestlers. I was extremely surprised and honored to represent the wrestling team because wrestling is my favorite sport, stated junior attendant Cindy Parker.