Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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Lights! Camera! Action! The differences in school life were felt in many ways including the clubs and organizations. Among the changes for Drama club were a new teacher, Miss Koos, a switch in places of the musical and play, joining the National Forensic League and dunk booth at the Czech festival. But some people think that all dra- ma club does is put on plays and talk about make-up and scene changes, not so. Drama club is one of the most active groups in Yukon. r , , A. , ' a?w ,..,. ,., . v ,f . 5 Miss Koos, the new Speech and Drama teacher takes the plunge as she gets dunked. Instant snow! Terri Fail, as Miss Brooks, demonstrates a practical way to fake snow. i S Among their usual activities of casting, directing, and producing plays, drama club had a little fun with a Halloween and New Year's Eve party. They also went as a group to see Annie at the Civic Center and played DECA in a win- ning game of touch football. Not many people know or appreci- ate all the work that goes into pro- ducing a play. Along with the usual problems, such as Johnny not knowing his lines or Susie losing all the important props, was added the confusion of a new drama teacher and a new way of doing things. Those in the play spent about 10 hours a week rehearing and were at school at 6 a.m. to pre- pare for the senior matinee. But all turned out well as Miss Koos and the cast gave a superb performance of Our Miss Brooks . Not only was it performed the traditional three times, once for seniors and twice for the community, but the cast also did a benefit performance for the Daily Living Center, and elderly home, at the Fairgrounds. Susie Quigg takes last minute roll call on the set of Our Miss Brooks . Suzie was a 5 if sf ' A 1 11 big help. The play was a great success. 'f ffl. i ,, 5

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9 , i Scene Staff: Row 1 Shelley I-laverly, Mechell Dugan, Dana Seeliger, Rita Chandler, Suzie Quigg Row 2 Vicki Clovis, Deresa Moyer, Lori Oller, Carrie Lorance, Cerri Hill, Rochelle Sawyer, Debi Rischad Row 3 Brett McMurphy, Advisor Kim Poslick, Darrin Hedrick, Dale Gifford, Todd johnson, Mike Hames, Tim Parks 12 Yearbook Staff: Row 1 G. Chilcote, S. Pierce, K. Whited, K. Alexander, K. Slutter, Row 2 A. Anderson, L. Oller, L. Urton, D. Rischard, R, Chandler, K. Forshee Row 3 K. Eason, S. Rout, D. McCombs, L. Ayers, T. Ayers Row 4 Advisor Kim Poslick, R. Farrow, M. Hames, B. Hamm, L. Godfrey Steve Wagner is hard at work in the new darkroom printing his assignments. A Clt.lrs.f'w'f udemics Meet The Press Working to meet deadlines is a continuous problem faced by the yearbook and newspaper staffs. Mr. Sheline and his photogra- phy classes were an asset to both staffs as they provided them with needed pictures. The newspaper staff and the yearbook staff both have a great responsibility in preparing the publications for YHS. The Scene staff prepared the news for our school paper while the Miller staff designed layouts for our annual. Both staffs attended the fall and spring workshops on the OU campus to learn better techniques in their respective fields. From time to time, staff mem- bers could be seen combing the halls with a press pass in hand covering their assigned beats. In addition, photography classes were introduced to YHS. Over the summer, a darkroom was in- stalled to provide a lab for the classes. With the amateur pho- t08faPh9fS at work, students were warned to smile as they walked down the halls,