Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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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

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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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iller Spirit Never Dies! The main purpose of the Spirit Club was to promote school spirit. Consisting of 178 members, the Spirit Club can be found at nearly every athletic function, backing the Millers to a victory. The club's sup- port is evident in the decorating of the halls and the gym with posters, signs and crepe paper. The plan- ning of the football, basketball and wrestling homecomings were big events. The Spirit Club also spon- sored approximately 20 pep assem- blies, a bonfire during football sea- son and a mini-loat contest during basketball homecoming. Although this was only the second year that the Spirit Club has been in exis- tence, the club has accomplished much toward raising spirit and in- creasing overall school support. . . 0 - L-1 4 ClubSfAcademics Robin Riddle decided to take a nap after cleaning up the pep assembly. Juniors yelled their loudest during class competition but seldom came out victorious. Spirit Club Members: Row 1 J. Loudermilk L. Davis, C. Prafka, Sponsor Mrs. Adams, Co-Pres. S. Johnson, Sec. D. Berner, V.-P. L. Miller, Co-Pres. R. Riddle, Sponsor Mrs. Hamner, C. Lassiter, I. Casto, B. Todd, C. Murry Row 2 K. Moore, J. Pittman, D. West, D. Shepherd, T. Hopper, K. Eason, D, Perry- man, S. Greer, T. Goodrun, J. Balke, I. McCurdy Row 3 A. French, M. McCoy, B. Richey, L. Oller, K. Williams, D. Holmes, I Belenski, V. Savoie, C. Ridgeway, V. Sud- l.21J...1Z' 1 duth Row 4 K. Cavanaugh, L. Rose, R. Mu- sic, L. Burke, M. Morton, S. Miller, S. Slack, M. Knutson, B. Nelson, M. Preston Row 5 M. Adams, S. Smith, S. Mauldin, R. Cason, K. Kadavy, K. Lewis, B. Warden, P. Symes, L. Banks, L. Bans, A. Privett, Row 6 T. Mills, J. Tumbleson, B. Horne, T. Daniel, K. War- ren, J. Hill, J. Clough, R. Farrow, H, MC- Clure, S. Pierce Row 7 R. West, S. Mueggen- borg, L. Lingo, J. Turner, G. Richey, J, Ed- wards, S. Rout, K. Alexander, K. Slutter