Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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138 -- Closing J by .4 I., Y fm, .,..n,, C. Haney, S. Foreman, D. Tevebaugh, R. El- Laura Kahn's truck for some fun. This Scene ledge, W. Cox, R. Tinsley, L. Wooford, R. was re-enacted many times as juniors and Marquis, R. Schell, and B. Horne pile into seniors alike celebrate the end of School.

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V V' A Regina Stults 1 t 1 - ' W' 1 ef, T J Chaflfme gyms A , Z ,gh ,J iglif Phyllis Symes W V , ' Charles Taylor A 71 Q5 J 1 J :fAf 109 THY10f fi I if ' ,J aaaa A Iudv Taylor Ivyl Af. LIAR, 1llU1ll BUII 5 1 , Vai' 1 P 5, if I Jacqueline Thompson .. I 624- Q C Randy Tinsley as X N Sherry Tisdell W 4 I, V A Lana Tite f W ' -V A , fa . Forrest Torres , 'W L Jennie Travis I V '9' 'Z Jennifer Turner far Q pf, LuAnna Urton ,ff Jaymie Van Horn , 7 ' Kim Vanover , 5 Mike Visna ' Rhonda Wallis Mark Ward Brenda Warden Old Hands With We've heard of different painting hobbiesg painting on canvas, boards, or houses. Well, here's a new one - painting on windows! That's what Tammy Davenport and Lezlie Ayers do for extra money during any holiday sea- son. They got started painting win- dows when the Mid-High art club iwhich they were members ofJ took it on as a project. The club painted windows at McDonald's and the two girls decided to go out on their own to other businesses mi It V Brush and paint windows for money. They say there's more to it than just going and painting on the windows. First, they have to mix clishwashing soap with the paint and after they paint them. To get the designs on the windows the girls said they drew them on with soap. They were very successful their 1st year, charging 510.00 per win- dow and they made a total of 5100.00 from two businesses. Danny Warren e Kelly Warren ig' 4 Jerri Washington . Q Jennie Watson 5' 5 Mark Weibel 2 V , Joyce Weis x I Patty Wellner : an ' iii rf ' Roger West Chris Whetstone Cheri Whitby Kim Whited Joey Wigington Brad Wilson Cheri Windham f Shelli Winton Greg Wolf Larry Worley Lance Woford Rich Yerbic Scott Zachary Juniors - 137

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l l-T CLUSING Mrs. Duke smiles to herself as she punches the holes were so small, teachers had to U59 out her last grade cards for the year. Because pencil tip or a paper clip. Bill Hamm stands alone near the deserted those books that represented a year of hard lockers as he empties his books and papers. work. Students took a special joy in throwing out Well, this was the end. The halls were quiet as we cleared out our lockers and turned that combination for the last time. We piled into cars and trucks to head for the lakes or maybe stayed behind to talk to that one favorite teacher who had helped us through the year. Cheers and tears mingled as seniors looked about realizing this was it. Even the juniors felt a twinge of excitement at being next year's seniors. We had changed a lot during that year, but we would always be a Miller. We could never forget what a difference Yukon High School has made in our lives. 139 - Closing