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

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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

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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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CHRIS EVERT? - Senior racket rat Tracey Allen brushes up on her 'Raquet' Around Tennis anyone? The tennis season finally got started, with practice be- ginning in mid-February. Practice started with a variety of students out for the team. Eleven boys went out along with eight girls. Besides strength, quickness and skill, it takes a great deal of finesse to get the job done, stated returning player Rex Thompson. Other returnees were Jay Alex- ander, Mark Palzer, Tracey Allen, Tami Dobbs, Jenny Riggs, and Lisa Lewis. Last year the team won 85 percent of their matches, while they took 90 percent of their single matches. Added facilities to the tennis pro- gram will be the new tennis courts that were planned to be built behind the fieldhouse on the lower practice field. These courts are going to be pri- marily for the school. They will be lighted and may be used by the public during the off-season, commented Rex Thompson. The main competitors for the team were Stillwater, Sapulpa, and Tulsa Kelley. Sapulpa is probably the best team we will play. If we stick together and dedicate ourselves, we could end up to be pretty good, said senior Tracey Allen. Although the team is primarily young, a winning season was expected of them. 60 Tennis outstanding forehand shot at the Activity Center courts TENNIS TEAM - Front row: Monica Perez, Thompson Brett Hendren Jay Alexander Gary Alicia McCumber, Tami Dobbs, Tracey Allen, Mason Rich Daugherty Coach Chris Thur Lisa Lewis, Lori Renner, Holly Stuckert. Second mond row: Eddie McCumber, Mark Palzer, Rex