Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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- Homecoming 1 Homecoming Kicks Uff Fall Excitement Football homecoming entailed many exciting events. Before the coronation, the band and drill team performed a colorful routine. Also at this time, the class floats paraded around the field for judging. Dur- ing the coronation the flag team sa- luted the queens as they passed through to the back drop. The foot- ball homecoming queen was Jerri Casto. But, this was just the final product of weeks of hard work. The band and drill team practiced long and hard while the Seniors and Juniors slaved over their floats. It was not all work and no play. The Seniors expressed their love for the Juniors with a raid of bisquits and fire extinguishers and the Ju- niors retaliated likewise. Each side worked hard to keep their working place a secret. But secrets were leaked and both sides spent most of their time spying on the other. Some people fwho will remain namelessj even got violent and re- sorted to destructive measures. But, all ended well as the Seniors showed the Juniors how to Roast the Wolves by winning the first annual float competition. This added event characterized just another example of what a differ- ence a year can make. The candidates: Jerri Casto, Kathy During the halftime of the Yukon-Shawnee football game, Jerri Casto was crowned homecoming queen. She was escorted by Garth Brooks. Hays, and Andie French waited for the news. o-,vp:g,--g,l,,vg,rf ...L A at 1'-L-g . 1-,-,H Y- gr, '. 4. . if r '- . gY.wf,.-V s1l.w.'rwwx .em:i..-.

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1+-L Y One of the many package boys at Snyder's Kevin McConnell carries Shannon Howard makes all of those fattening goodies at packages out through rain, snow, sleet, and cold. Braum's which we enjoy all year round. Shiela Estus spends her time working in the meat department at Snyder's preparing Brenda Parker proves that there is more to delicious cuts of meat. TG8rY than just helping customers. Jobs -

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