Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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You wanted to see it!! By popular demand Colley 3 Pie in the face- Ray Sanders felt bad about giving Coach Z fffx 13, Jennifer Turner shows her typing skills by typing the student directories. Q7 r .7 - ff I 5 , , ar 1 -W ' I -1 , I , I 1 f'Q. ' , V r if' . I ii is W' 4 E i ig-fs., iray , ?f gg ' D Jenny Hill, student council president, tries to keep everyone in line. Bruce Baugher throws down unused letters after changing the marquee. Clubs!Academics 21

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The People Behind The O Action One of the major concerns of Stu- dent Council was giving the stu- dents an active voice in school functions. They wanted the stu- dents to get involved and come to their meetings. The Student Council has done many things. Last summer they were already hard at work. Jenny Hill, Scott Cloud and Gaye Lynn Richey attended a leadership train- ing center at Cheley, Colorado, and four other representatives attended SHSC in Biloxi, Mississippi. They sold donuts to raise money to help the school and they were re- sponsible for changing the mar- quee every week. They also sponsored the first annu- al Christmas dance and a Student Directory assembly where students decided what would happen. Student ID's were introduced this year. These help students out in many ways, such as: cashing checks, getting into games at stu- dent prices and going to school functions. Good job Student Council!!! 20 ClubsfAcademics W., Y .14 Student Council Worked on many P1-Qjegfg Robin Riddle fI'iES to sell 3 ClOI1Llf to Bob to help raise money for the school. Here Horne. Lezlie Ayers helped promote the christmas It was a big country success. dance by hanging alot of signs in the halls. 0 fl Student Council members: row 1 Sec of spe- cialties, C. Lassiter, Chaplain, J. Casto, Tres., V. Clovis, Sec. D. Seeliger, Pres., J. Hill, Vice-pres. S. Cloud. row 2 B. Broady, I. jen- kins, D. Holmes, T. Boyd, J. Turner, R. Rid- dle, A. French, C1. Eifler, N. Phares, L. Cole L. Miller, row 3 V. Sudduth, P. Hopper, C 1 Duran, G. Grunewald, B. Todd, M. Greeson. S. Friend, M. Hames, D. Perryman, R. Sand- ers, B. Baugher. row 4 Mrs. Adams, L. Beil- man, K. Wagner, K. Lewis, D. Shepard, ll, Richey, G. Richey, V. Savoie, L. Ayers, lvl, Adams. i t F 3

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They Do It With Honors! Top scholars and leaders achieved one of Yukon's highest honors by being inducted into the National Honor Society. The local NHS Chapter, 95 members strong, made themselves known to faculty and students by sponsoring Na- tional Education Week. During the week's festivities they prepared re- freshments for the teachers, took over classes, collected items from local merchants for goodie bags for students and teachers alike. Among other activities NHS spon- sored a Valentine Express where they sold and delivered economy, fancy, and singing valentines through the halls of the high school. They also maintained a tu- toring service for grade school and high school students. To be considered for member- ship one must be a junior or senior displaying qualities in leadership, character and services. As evi- denced by their past activities it ap- pears to be a challenging and worthwhile organization. 3 ' .C ,X vi. ' J Junior NHS members: Row 1: Ms. Mill- er, T. Mills, R. Marquis, T. Boyd, H. Eifler, G. Grunewald, J, Edwards. Row 2: R. Mosley, D. Campbell, B. Brannon, L. Bradford, I. Holland, V. Savoie, J. Turn- er, K. Markus, T. Powell. Row 3: K. Hays, D. Mclntyre, L. Ayers, A. Privett, G. Richey, C. Murry, B. Horacek, L. God- Valedictorian's for 79-80 are Row 1 D. Seeliger, P. Murray, I. Pittman, R. Riddle, S. Rout, D. Merritt Row 21. Holland, J. Belinski, K. Campbell, L. Ball, A. Brauser, T. Elmenhorst, D. Shepherd, K. Huckaba. rf ..f 1461 M ,..- , 7. - ws, P nf 5 f , F 9 A fs ini Debbie Holmes and Rhonda Hill served Ms. Taylor during NHS week. ti ! C. Clough, S. Howard, M. Preston, B. Baugher, R. Jackson, G. Dobbins, B. Merrick, B. Stanley, P. Hall, G. Cooper, M. Schlactenhaufen. frey, S. Lewis, H. Fuller, J. Strong, T. Fail, ClubsfAcademics