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

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it ' IL' A t SWATTIN' FLIES - Senior Ron Hale f helps the outfielders practice snagging U, .41 pop-ups, while junior jimmy Moore 4 catches in for him. TOO MUCH, TOO QUICK - Sophomore Barry Crow is overwhelmed by the quickness of senior Ben Shelton's tag. Seasonal Weather Leads Baseball BASEBALL TEAM - Front row: Wendall Snodgrass, Wayne Cannon, Paul Bruner, Jimmy Moore, Iimmy LaRue, Mike Moore, Randy McDonald, John McGuire. Second row: Jeff Shaffer, Barry Crow, Randall Willis, Mike Pope, Kevin Reese, Billy Wooten, Mitchell Gaines, Rusty Lay. Third row: Coach Mike Whaley, Rodney Reed, Mark McCullough, Robert Conn, Eric Haines, Mike Cook, Larry Yates, Terry Woods, Ben Shelton, Coach Dennis Stanford. As the snow started to fall, the base- ball team began its season practice. The team was limited to indoor work- outs while the weather was still cold and brisk. We really had to find a place that could house all the guys and give us ample room to go through practice with a positive attitude stat- ed senior catcher Ron Hale. The team was matched with Tulsa area schools, Hale, Edison, Washing- ton, and even had some games against Owasso, and Jenks. The team returned starters at al- most every position, catcher Ron Hale, third baseman Terry Woods, shortstops Rusty Schuler and Larry Yates, second baseman Ricky Perdue, outfielder Mike Moore and first base- man Rusy Lay. The team looks promising, we have the potential to be the surprise team in our conference, we can play excellent ball when we want to, stat- ed senior Larry Yates. Coaching this year fell on the shoulders of head coach Dennis Stan- ford and his assistants Mike Whaley and Bill Hudson. Our coaches are excellent, they know what they want and therefore we give a 110 percent, stated senior outfielder Mark McCollough. Baseball 55

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MOVIN'ON' 59l'1i0f Diana Har1S0nl14lCr0Sses the Plate despite the effort the Tigers. The game was held at Broken Arrow where the Sandites suf- from Broken Arrow catcher S. Tush Q95 to score an important run against fered a defeat with the final score of 10-1. GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM - Front row: Lisa Fullbright. Third row: Diana Hanson, Lori Bol- Higg' 5, S ' , y ' , ' ding, Coach Wayne McDowell,Joan B'll' t , Smith. Second row: Vickie Moyer, Denise Mc- Coach Marla Williams, Cindy Ryderl, glfnlllle , , ' , Walling. Scoreboard 11 Wins - 9 Lc sses fu. .4 'SH- Team 5,S, . Broken Arrow 1 10 Sperry 11 2 Stillwater ' I Berryhiil 7 5 Jenks l Hominy Sperry Prague Tourna Runners-up Stillwater Tournament Participant District Runners-up 56 Softball