Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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. ---.... , f-all Mr. Anderson, I. Orr, L. Miller, T. Williams, S. Estus, C. Keylon, L. Maxey, T. james, B. Todd, I. McCurdy, and I. Blake. Mr. Anderson explains all the aspects of DECA to the class, while Jeff Huston looks on. DECA Is ore Than lust A Job DECA, fDistributive Education Clubs of Americaj is an organiza- tion that teaches marketing, mer- chandising and responsibility. All members must be in Distributive Education which requires them to have a job. The club has had several pro- jects, which include the adoption of a muscular dystrophy child and a grandma who has no close living relatives. Both were invited to all of the chapter activities. DECA attended several confer- ences held in different places. At the conferences, members compet- ed in various written and competi- tive events. They competed against members from across the state and nation. The organization taught its members to be leaders and follow- ers. DECA gave them an opportu- nity for state and national recogni- tion. 5 1 I 3 3 As part of his DECA learning experience, Jeff Carmichael works at C 8: H Auto. Clubs!Academics

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H W: rv:-,..,,v:.- .?'w.,.- f , . ...,,.,g fL : L L Jeff Holland and Kip Rackley work the concession stand. 1' 7 IWW ' ' 2 3. 9, , ' I ,!,' Q, lr J ,MJ W xi-gt., li' PPT 1 -1 - - Y ,. :aa-9iZ5r..k.f' 4.1 . M0 V ,K ,.,,,,- . .t-M-swf' - E ...sa sfsgregrma effffhr'- m ff't N ' V... . , f'i7f.fJv 2 .,7'...Z ' ' ,,,N,,, It k Y L+ ., as ,,. -Q. ... -fwrff.-.., .. , . ,, .1-I, '51 Q-'g.,Q,g..g,,,:3H'f i'r'g..,, ,.+1a:s:?scQgzT2g4f,fiE2j3'E--'IL 1' .L 1 vi: .' DECA let balloons go for a project. 45' W 1st Row: QKneelingJ D. Sauer, Sec., I. Blake, Ast. Hist.g J. Collins, DECA Vice-Pres., J. McCurdy, Hist., J. Holland, Pres., C. Whetstone, Rep., K. Rackley CVE Vice- Pres.g K. VanAntwerp, Treas.g T. Srnarra, Officer-at-large, L. Sackett, Photo. 2nd Row: L. Alexander, B. Todd, C. Prafka, M. Dugan, T. James, S. Haverly, T, Clifton, l. Taylor, S. Rackley, D. Cassei, lv Willttxas Qsponsorj, C. Andere-if? Isp- -fx fi .T Wow: T. Eckhoff, I. Hicks, C. Sanders, K. Os- born, D. Mosley, R. Stratton, C. Kroutil, B. julian, C. Cox, D. Davis, B. Hill Qparlia- mentarianl, C. Hovde, J. Huston, C. Pres- cott, C. McKinney, L. Rukes, L. Rose, L. jordan, C. Morse, I. VanHorn, I. Roper. 4th Row: B. Broderdork, D. Scudamore, D Kahn, S. Stewart, D. West, R. Willis, L Miller, D. Boyd, P. Croce, L. Selvey, I. Ed- wards, K. Ratterman, D. Schweitzer, C l Bruce, B. Parker, S. Stewart, B. Terrell, S. Carter, I. Travis, S. Bates, T. Williams, C. Keylon, P. Pate. 5th Row: S. Cox, S. Wag- ner, M. Dechant, K. Hays, T, Croce, I. Loudermilk, S. Zachary, P, Mclqem, B Semler, B. Matthews, S. 12 B Hepner, D. Gifford, K. Porterflgllilgiln, R: Moran, G- BWV 1. l. Carmichael A. Yan- cey, R. Schalr .Y V lyll M h ' L. Maxey L GY ew, S. Estus

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Age Of The Working Woman Home Economics Related Occupa- tions QHEROJ is not just a class but also a club. There are two classes consisting of first and second year HERO members. The club consists only of girls, but there is no reason why guys cannot join. Perhaps in a few years this can change. HERO was active in such things as monthly breakfast meetings, arts and crafts, and retail displays. They took time off from school and their jobs to take a small trip to Dallas. While there they observed expensive displays at Neiman Mar- cus and North Park Mall. mg Christi Lassiter and Valda Sudduth show their talents when the classes were requirec' to do arts and crafts. ClubsfAcademics ni ff . are if T ' F if fwfr 14P3'2-if X Kim Williams, A Senior member of HERO, at least ten hours a week in a Home Eco- was busy checking out groceries at Snyders nomics Related Occupation. Several others Iga. All HERO students are required to work members also work at Snyders. HERO Row 1 Recreation Leader C. Lorance, Treasuare S. Bishop Secretary A. Brauser, President I. Jenkins, Parlimentarian V. Oleo, Reporter K. Suiter, Historian R Webb, Chaplain D. Potts. Row 2 C. Lassiter T. Covalt, D. Tevebaugh, S. Pfaff, S. Tisdell L- BETTY, B- Kappus, K. Vanover, S. Foreman, V. Suddth, S. Montgomery. Row 3 G. Grunewald,.L. Powell, R. Carmouche, l-- Mooref Km? K. Lewis, Advisor A. Ford, R. Music, J. Cena, K. Williams, T. Wart- chow, D. Kenw M. Morton, S, Carver