Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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'lf . I , 'K.' 5 P--'f . q 2 l Steve Ferguson Valerie Fish jill Fisher jere Fletchall Sandi Foreman A im:.,.w Laurie Banks is guided by counselor, Mrs. Novak. STEVE FERGUSON: Art 2,35 DECA 45 FCA 1,2,35 Ind Art 45 Spirit Club 35 Baskb 1,2,35 Baseb. 1,35 Ft. 1. VAL FISH: Band 3,45 Drama 25 Flag 3,4. IILL FISHER: Art 15 Drama 35 FBLA 1,2,45 For. Lang. 35 COE 45 Pep Club 1. IERE FLETCHALL: FHA 45 Ft. 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 SANDI FOREMAN: Band 1,2,3,45 Drama 2,35 Flag 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 For. Lang. 2,35 HERO 3,45 Pep Club 1,2.' KELLEY FORSHEE: Anth. Cr. Wtng 35 Spirit Club 35 Yearbook 3,4. BRYAN FRANK: Band 1,2,3,45 Eagle Scout. JAMES FRANKLIN: ANDIE FRENCH: Drama 2,3,45 FCA 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 3, SBC. 35 HERO 45 NHS 45 Spirit Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Vocal 3,45 Ft. Mngr. 2,3,45 Baskb. Mngr. 35 Bat girl 15 Cheerld. 15 Spirit Queen Atten. 15 Miss '40 Mft ' 5 A If P ' 3 :5f1'l'.ZT5 f ' , wa... .,,. eff-,.,,.,,.,.,,,. Kelley Forshee Bryan Frank James Franklin Andie French Mike Frey Robin Frey Miller Atten. 35 Ft. Queen Atten. 45 Soci- ety of Disting. Amer. High School Stu- dents 3. MIKE FREY: ROBIN FREY: Seniors 9

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411 9' fi -avi bfi'-fs. . , '1 ' ' '5 p ff' A22 .' , . :Z V . , U7f V. wg f .-2.1, I ' I x . v. .ii ,,,,, figs, ' 1 ,,,, . , QL ' Lee Dyer Rich Edmonds George Eifler ISFFY Ellefbee Shelli Elliott 'W li Wi .. , ' 'jp' f I I V, kflk I' 'V yy . A e,,,, . i , it . l T1-udi Elmenhm-St Brian Estell Shiela Estus Roy Farrow Sammy Fender WHERE DO I GO PROM HERE? LEE 'DYER: FPA 1,2,3,45 CAROL DURAN: Drama 2,3,45 tres. 45 Drill 2,3,4, eapi. 4, FBLA zo, PHA 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 For. Lang. 35 Pep Club 15 Spirit Club 3,4. RICH EDMONDS: FHA 3,45 Baskb. 2,.3,4. GEORGE EIFLER: Drama 1,25 FCA 1,2,35 FHA 25 For. Lang. 3,45 Math 45 NHS 3,45 Science 3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 pres. 2,45 Boys 108 - Seniors That question seems to come up a lot during our senior year. But, fortunately, there is someone who can help answer that and many more questions for graduating seniors. Mrs. Novak, the senior counselor, spent most of her time identifying and keeping tabs on the seniors. She was responsible for college counseling, and Schol- arship information. She also had to send off scholarship data, stu- dent transcripts, and last semester grades to those colleges chosen by State5 Okla. Honor Society. the students. I don't know what we'd do with- out her. I can't imagine running down all of that information my- self said one grateful senior. Mrs. Novak said she enjoyed working with seniors because no two days are ever the same. There is an excitement about Seniors and that excitement permeates to me. By the way, the two top col- lege choices for Yukon seniors were OSU and OU. BRIAN ESTELL: JERRY ELLERBEE: Art 1.23.45 Science 1,25 SHIELA ESTUS: Arr z,s,4, photo 2, DECA Spirit Club a,4, VICA 4. z,3,4, FHA 1,z,s, Pep Club 1. SHEI-I-I EI-LlOTr Drama 2,31 FBLA 45 PHA ROY EARROW: Chess 1,25 PHA 35 Scene 1,2,3,4: For. Lang- 2: Science 4, Sec. treas. 3,4, editor 45 Spirit Club 3,45 Yearbook 4 PEP Club 1,22 Spifif Club 3.4: VOCHI 21 Vocal 1,2,3,45 Ensemble 45 rept. 3, vice Okla. State Honor Society 2,3,45 Society of Pres, 4, Dieting. Amer. High School Students 2. SAMMY FENDER: 1212A 1,2,3,4, TRUDI ELMENHORST:

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,,....n-v Stan Friend Kathy Gadberry Todd Galyon ry! N ri Lisa Gardner Alan Garrett Dale Gifford W STEVE WAGNER: PORTRAIT OF A TEENAGE TAXIDERMIST Who has one of the most interesting jobs among teenagers in Yukon? Steve Wag- ner. Why? How many of us stuff ani- mals for a living? He has worked at Hillman's Taxidermy for the past 1M years doing just that - stuffing animals. He picked this job be- cause it was interesting and different. He learned how by taking a course in taxidermy. It lasted about 4 months, and he received a diploma for it. When the animal comes in, it has to be skinned, and all flesh is removed from the hide. Then the skin is tanned into leather and stretched back over a sculp- tured form. Glass eyes are set in, and the antlers are polished, if there are any. Steve said, You have to know how an animal is shaped and how it moves to really make it look life like. I-Ie's worked on animals from Africa and India as well as all game animals from North America. The largest animal he's done is a grizzly bear, and the smallest is a tarantula. The most common animals E brought in are deer, bass and pheasants. fig Larry Godfrey Marty Goggin Tammi Goodrum STAN FRIEND: Vocal 3,45 Drama 45 Spirit LISA GARDNER: Art 1,2,3,45 Drama 2,3,45 Art 45 Spirit Club 35 Baskb. 1,2,3,4. Club 4. Drill 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 PTA 45 Spirit Club MARTY GOGGIN: KATHY GADBERRY: DECA 2,35 FHA 3,45 3,45 Track Mngr. 3,4. TAMMI GOODRUM: Drama 25 DECA 3 Pep Club 25 Spirit Club 3. ALAN GARRE'I'I':NF Debate 1. FBLA 45 C.O.E. 45 Spirit Club 45 Mat Maid TODD GALYON: FCA 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Ba- DALE GIEFORD: 45 VICA 3. Seb. 1,2,3,45 Ft. 1,2. LARRY GODEREY: FCA 2,35 El-IA 35 Ind. 0 - Seniors