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

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5. U ,. CHIP OFF THE OLD TURF - Senior Bill Du- dek chips his ball onto the green in hopes of setting up an easy putt. R1 E X1 g 2 gy -, v3, lLm I 4 ' . M . ' Qi jf' A .WQ.,-.. ' nf. ,, N - 'gulwfaweq-,.M:,L f wr H ', X ' Y 'Yin i e .,,,'j?? V f' f'1fk,g,,,m4 Q' f 'f n , , . 1 , t,,,,, few , .4,i, - fi FL:-ffxs -5 his ,V-77. -3 K, H--1- b w x X s- ' K A , .,,. '1 , 'Z , , f--'w,,.,, sg,,s..,.,,,. . f . A ' V4 wr ,M W ' Q., KM 'Q-V-'fi ' as iii' - after a teammate putts 58 Golf 7955 PERFECT ! - Freshman stroker, Shawn i4'- Hughes selects the best club to use in the first match. Go chedule Team Brxstoww Broken Arrow CSS Webster, Sapuipsl M. , CWQHEQS? -ij Memdridil ie e'if f i' s eiei f'-5 ' ., ',t ' e'it if iiit h 'ieieti ' ff I A ' Brokene 13213389 'iet ' f Reg1ongl1,G6iE5g1ii is': 'ff Soares' Wffgriietf sesei Q ti'ii' FLAG BOY- Sophomore Lee Haff prepares to pull the pin from the hole 'fyiilf ,ito I 4.5-Q ,ieri hwti I tsttr V v R i t,.t,. 1' 1 E 5 I 3 M available at

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Dutnumbered, But Not Dutranked 65-nf F .r-'ix A NEAR MISS - Third baseman Melessa Wofford 1121 almost puts the tag on Broken Arrow opponent V. Hopper 1173 in a key play during a district game held in Broken Arrow. Q S-T-R-I-K-E - Senior Sandite softballer, Kathy Watkins attempts a bunt in the fifth inning to try to tie the score with the top-notched Jenks Trojans. The final score ended with a Sandite defeat of 2-1. . a sie The third-year softball team was a fairly young one. It was formed pri- marily of sophomores and juniors. Of the fifteen players, only four seniors were on the team. Although only a few seniors were on the team, I feel that they provided the leadership that we needed, stated junior Betsy Swift. The team played well. At the begin- ning of the season, they were runners- up in the Prague Tournament and fin- ished up the season as runners-up in the District Tournament. Not only did the team gain recogni- tion from the tournaments they en- tered, they also gained a new assistant coach, Mr. Wayne McDowell. Mr. McDowell was highly pleased with the team's performance and was proud of their winning season. I wasn't quite sure what to expect from them, but I realized that girls are as highly competitive as boys are, McDowell said. Overall, head coach, Mrs. Marla Williams, was satisfied with their per- formance and enjoyed coaching them. WHAT'S THE SCORE? - Softball head coach Marla Williams diligently searches for points to shorten the Broken Arrow lead of 10-1 in the seventh inning. .. Softball 57

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'Pasture-Poolers' Swing Through Season as ,...-,,Z:1, , ..-.. it e 4. .I,: - , ',-: GOLF TEAM - Front row: Lee Haff, Shawn Hughes, Bill Dudek. Second row: Randall Admire, Bobby Pike, Mike Haines. LEARNING FROM THE OLD PRO - Sen- ior Bobby Pike prepares to demonstrate his awesome drive as team members anxiously await the powerful swing. The golf team was enriched with four returning lettermen who had the know-how and experience to build an extremely strong squad. In recent years, the pasture-poolers have been successful, but this year's team with second- year coach Don Johnson was so experienced that they excelled above their own expectations. With four seniors on a squad of five the Sandites had a lot of confidence. We have a very experienced team and I feel we will go to state, said senior Randy Mills. Coach Johnson is an excellent coach and very interest- ed in the team's outcome in every match. The golfers practiced every day after school beginning in February for about three hours with the usual round of 18 holes at the Sand Springs Country Club, nicknamed C-oat Hill because of the hilly terrain. Inci- dentally, because of the difficulty of the home course, the Sandite golfers never lost a match at home. - V , 4 'mf' seam ' t- my .1- . -.7l,,, ' Golf 59