Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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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.

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Never Change This was a familiar scene in the over-crowded parking lot. Steve Hoehner struggles over a scraped up speed bump. These guys seem to have their favorite corner staked out. Even though there were many changes at Yukon High School this year, some thin s remained the same. Through ai of the students complaining, the lunch time re- mained 3O minutes and through all the faculty's complainin , the stu- dents continued to pai on the grass and in the lanes. Walking down the halls you could hear the familiar mumbling about homework and teachers or speed- ing tickets and policemen. That is, if you could get passed the jocks and various cliques that congregate on every free corner. It seemed as if everyone had their set place. Another thin that didn't change was the schoo? dances must be he d within Yukon's city limits. But maybe things helped us to ma- ture and accept the things we can't change. gg ?S2 5 l W Sha h Even new students experienced the old fa- miliar homework problem. Closing - 153