Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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4 . One of the steps toward graduation and col- Here Mr. Novak helps Jay Orr to choose the lege is measuring for your cap and gown. right size. Mrs. Novak helps George Eifler fill out an 21dmiSSi0HS f0fm f0f COHCSG- Is There Life After High School? One of the most im ortant deci- sions in someone's liile is what his career will be. A step toward this decision is what Colle e to attend, a decision that is made Tay almost ev- ery senior. College was the goal most of us began working toward the day we entered high school and many even before that. As a senior, we began filling out applications and schol- arships at the be inning of the year. And during tie summer fol- owin graduation many went to the college of their choice for orien- tation. College is a very ex ensive and dif- ferent endeavor. The average cost of a public school is 52,000 a year but the experiences you gain are priceless. Those who aren't attending college are going straight into a career or trade school. Kathie Slutter packs her panda as she gets ready for dorm life. College - 143

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Hard Workers Keep School Running Smoothly The loyalty of cafeteria workers is immeasurable. Even though they had to put up with jokes and in- sults, they still ut out hot meals. The women in the serving line al- ways had a friendly smile and something cheery to say. As for the janitors, they kept the school running efficiently. They were the ones who swept up broken glass and did other odd jobs. They also kept the school clean by sweeping every classroom. Together both janitors and cafete- ria workers kept the school run- ning smoothly. Without both of these groups there wouldn't have been hot meals or clean floors and empty trashcans. Herman Brown helps to keep the floors clean. 142 - Closing E These two cooks start setting up early to be ready for the rUSh at 11111611 time- 1 . ,ren WN! V- im ' Arnold Adams and Bob Reynolds help un- Lowell Wells does his part in cleaning ul load the delivery truck. the journalism room. E

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Getting round High prices greatly influenced transportation and travel this year. Even though many of us continued to race about in our cars, we cer- tainly felt the decrease in our pock- GPS. Of course, drivin was not the only means of travel. Sue could jog, ride a bike, snow ski, skateboard, or the ole favorite, walking. While some of us were burning up gas here, a group of YHS students made an excitin trip to Europe which ended with being hi'acked. tPerhaps the hijacker also thought gas price were too highly This was how Mitch Shadid got around. The group of students who took a tour of Europe last summer, visited Windsor Castle. 144 - Closing Senior John Collins showed his skill on the skateboard down the hall way