Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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Going In Style What should l wear today? This is a typical question many girls, as well as guys, ask themselves every morning. just as everything else changes, so do fashions. With the western cut and popular right designer jeans still around, a new look in jeans has emerged for the fashion-conscious public, It's called the baggy . Looking around the corner in the skirt department, straight skirts with splits worn with blazers were the look for fall. Colored socks and textured hose were often seen with skirts during the winter and hot pinks, sky bue, and vivid yellow cottons were the look for spring and summer. Cowboy boots with riding heels, ballet shoes and wooden clogs were often seen walking the halls as well as topsiders, Bass', and the ever popular tennis shoes. lt was a year of imagination and almost every combination of co- lorswent, no matter how far out. Yukon may not be as fashionable as New York or as chic as Califor- nia, but we have our own flair that makes us unique. f-11-figs' ' , '1f53?' ' rf, i' A' ' 12 t ' ' 1251 2 -rv :f g,.s,fgs1z . ,., ' ' , ' W -' iz-A-V: gf ' sfmsss- :Iwata sz-1 -1. t' .L ara.,--Q:i.' W' 5 . asf I,s.L fM:la...t 511454 14 sfkalii' -LQ .QJ,.a.f'i.1:igsg.y' ,Ll t .gg:gQa.,p 5 ga '11 y:'-:-gr...re: These shoes were made for walking. Differ- ent types of shoes were seen walking the halls. 150 - Closing Cindy Prafka, Renea Music, Shelly Webb show off their glasses, braces, and double peirced ears. Labels were fashionable, many people want- ed to be seen with somebodys name on their pants. .f Heidi Eifler, Dave Harper, Debi Richard, Bob Howard, and Mark Tate step out in the styles of coats for winter. A - nl

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David Bonner hurries to get the most of the 25 minute lunch hour. Officer Shelton stops Gwen Chilcote for speeding in a school zone. 152 - Closing Some Thing Do to a school board ordinance, the prom must be held in Yukon. Check your preference: lj Sschool Community Moose gym A center lodge This ballot was handed out in February to choose the place for the prom.