Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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'42 -M 1 ',,. eff K: rooms, trophy case, salad bar, and start of an auditorium., Nationally, gas prices have soared to over a dollar, and the crisis in Irazijand Afghanistan, h ve Q been in the worldwide. But e ,. HK , I, biggest differenee7lil5:,in the classes. Going a ' win from juniors to seniors and seniorskto' 1511! , game 5' 7' graduates is one offches biggest changes ff Q sf,?f v4' K we'll go through. -Butewheie do wesgo, vi Y ,, SY, L sfrom here? Some will start careers, f ' A L 'E .X ,piggy M sir e will furthe?'Mfhi6ifQQdfligation. Butf if ' wh ever youqgo A ,A MQ-ff will 'Oy fhiiSi l?Q0k-rf 1 ' lf?'i9a1l s 5 5 ,H h, ha li adesiifl sglq ',f2i'f',faL'f,11.' 'in ' , as ail e e ' 'nyfff -.1'2 tl-1 Jil- P- . un.,-' -' .xii 1, r Closing

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-' YT ui I If -e,:.s-J, tr Y ' 7 7,:filiI '?Ql2'T,vSg Xfriendly clown waves as spectators seek shade at the Texaco station during the Czech Parade. I Y .l .1 1 .I -l 1 ,i f volol --w en-i Casto homecoming queen and Snyder's employee, smiles at the crowd as she passes 'ukon businesses in the Czefh Parade- Many new businesses have come to Yukon because of our growing population. Some of the businesses are: Parties Etc., Sharon's, Kinney's, Taco Mayo, and Winn Dixie. Many of the old businesses have made new renovations and even some have moved to new buildings. Yukon is growing and expanding each year and because of this, new merchants are contributing to our town and its future. The dif- ference between now and past years is staggering as far as our community livelyhood is con- cerned. We are doing away with the term bedroom community and are building a community where everyone can work and live together. Advertising