Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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An thing Boys Can Do Girls Can Do Better Y-Club is a letter club for girls who have lettered in any sport. Entering the club is a different The club enjoyed activities such as a skating party at the U , se- lecting a Y-club Beau at the end of the year and a pizza party at Sha- key's. The club also did money raising projects for their activities such as selling fruit in the winter time. fiia story. After lettering in a sport the girls must go through an initi- ation. Some of the fun includes, wearing to school one high heeled shoe with one tennis shoe, long johns, a shower cap, and a card- board Y around their necks which they must fill with signa- tures. ,,,-f 40 . if, ' F 1 ' A. K. Edmonds, S. Bowlware, T. Taylor, L. Beil- Kim Edmonds and Ms. Rogers go door to door to man, T. Elmenhorst and T. Burkhart dem- ChfiSfH1HS Cheer- onstrate how to build a human pyramid. 'SLR P9 . fr A ff- . 2,1 1 , ' - ,f,-r,:-5,41 v., . 54,4 -7-qi . ' , :H Row 1: T. Taylor, v. pres., S. Bowlware, sec., L. Beilman, pres., K. Edmonds, tres.g ROW 2: J. Ritz, D. Merritt, R. Daugherty, S. Bishop, L Burke. Row 3: S. Prafka, S. Becker, K. Enterline, J. Clough, L. Greer, R. Riddle, and K. Warren. 24 - ClubsfAcademics sell their fruit and spread a little

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'? .g, . FS! I .54 1 ll , 2 l ' 'EE' . 1A i 3 . .QQ 'M'i 7?ZZ2E4,ii'Q2.,rf, , , Rhonda Hill teaches students in Ms. Tay- ed on this day, it was very rewarding for lors biology class. This was teacher take students and faculty, over day. Many NHS members participat- kz f -, 2 I X if 4 Q o o x . , M945 ' 4 A Mike Greeson, Trudi Elmenhorst and The- rese Burkhart prepare goodie bags for teach- ers during the NHS week. NHS Senior Members: Row 1 Sec. R. Hill, Tres. S. Rout, Hist. J. Hill, Vice-Pres. M. Greeson, Pres. D. Holmes, Sponsor Cyndy Miller Row 2 T. Popp, K. Balen- tine, P. Murry, K. VanAntwerp, C. Duran, A. Privett, D. Moyer, G. Eifler, J. Belenski, fr S. Slack, J. Jenkins, L. Burke, S. Quigg, K. Urbanovic. L. Banks. L. Banks Row 3 P Beyer, K. Lewis, T. Smarra, G. Chilcote, S. Webb, D. Seeliger, D. Merritt, K. Moore, I Pittman, W. Miller, K. Kadavy, M. Hames R. Pigorsch, R. Musicc, B. Broady, R. Mid- dle Row 4 D. Perryman, D. Potts, B. Ri- chey, L. Oller, N. Phares, A. French, V Clovis, P. McKern, K. Campbell, D. Ste- vens, R. Webb, S. Cornelius, A. Adams, M. Smith, L. Beilman, T. Taylor, A. Brauser, D. Shepherd, L. Ball Clubs! Academics

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s f Athletes Do Cii . ore Than just Build Muscles Fellowship of Christian Athletes, CFCAJ, not only served within the club but also in the community. Besides participating in sports, they have monthly meetings fea- turing out of town entertainment. For the Christmas season, members collected canned goods for the un- derpriveleged. Coach Summers, Athletic trainer, demonstrates how to wrap an injured ankle. -fe., , F ri. t. ll 7 , g.3:?f,.A J ' l i 4 Dana Seeliger and Scott Layton gather cans FCA members discuss ideas for projects at a meeting while Coach Summers presides. at Christmas in the annual FCA project- Row 1: T. Colley, T. Galyon, T. Croce, S. Johnson, S. Bowlware, L. Burke, V. Clovis, T. Hildebrandt, R. Riddle, D. Seeliger, co-pres., S. Layton, co-pres., B. Donnelly, D. Moyer, D. Tevebaugh. Row 2: G. Richey, A. French, B. Miland, G. Quinett, I. Hill, D. Harper, M. Dechant, J. Hill, K. Warren, D. Merritt, T. Burkhart, T. Elmenhorst, S. Becker, S. Greer, S. Bishop, T. Covalt, L. Cole, L. Powell. Row 3: T. Johnson, B. McMurphy, M. Wood, M. Weber, C. Simonds, J. Fletchall, K. Huckaba, S. Thorpe, T. Fail, L. Ball, M. Rist, G. Rice, R. Sanders, B. Baugher, M. Mayfield, T. McMillen, K. King, T. Powell, C. Whitby. Row 4: B. Howard, D. Williams, I. Buser, T. Merrill, T. Daniel, G. Brooks, S. Hiatt, J. Clough, K. Enterline, T. Taylor, G. Dobbins, P. Bishop, M. Pergueson, B. Hudson, S. Cloud, M. Weibel, L. Miller, S. Howard, K. Edmonds, L. Rose, A. Sawyer, K. Markus. ClubsfAcademics