Yukon High School - Miller Yearbook (Yukon, OK)

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Terry Groce is interested in learning all about American History. .W M ' ff . ' - ., ., wwf.: fffe-- Wav , . ' , :aft .1 '- vf , ff' 4 ', 'LJ' . . ,Lv gfarf Y 1fvf.ff,v.k.f. I .fQffZ'f r an 'fir' . -' 'ill 14 , , , . , ,st ,,4 . ffsfs-. My fra -. ' .jst my - ffm' ,gd A mtl !!! 5:51 1 , if . ,-is r l. as ,M N6 fv V -sf., If 6 -. -. ,. .. 'fl' ,, friif . , 1 A W ' o o 'ff' ty . Kim Whited is busily cutting out magazine pictures for her collage on her personality for psychology. All psychology students perticipated in making them. See No Evil! Kevin McConnell, Melissa Mathena, Elishica Hunt, and Dorenia Moyer are learning all about the disadvan- tages of being blind in this world for psy- chology. It's All In Your Mind Psychology classes studied many things. Stress and conflict, beha- voral disorders, social influence and moral developement. Ms. Rog- ers also discussed human problems such as child abuse, death, alcohol and drug abuse, and suicide. Ms. Fuchs taught-classes of sociolo- gy, economics, and problems of so- ciety. Sociology is the study of cul- tural organization and variation and the study of processes and in- stitutions of society. They used educational games and audio visual aids to show structuring aspects and cultural variations of society. Ecomomics is the study of distribu- tion and consumption of natural resources. Many games were used to duplicate some aspects of eco- nomic life such as production in a primitive fashion, banks compet- ing for business, determining best proces for a competative product, advertising and tax forms. Charts and graphs were used to help teach. In problems of society, the units vary because it is a student choice but mostly they study population, urban problems, prejudice, dis- crimination and the family. They used a variety of materials in learn- ing. ClubsfAcademics 49

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Future Teachers of America were interested in school related jobs held by teachers, counselors and administrators. They got experience for future jobs bu tutoring at Shedeck Elementary in January. Also, during FTA Week, which was February 25-29, the members taught classes at YHS. In February, the members attended the OSU Conference. n Apple Da Will Get You n ll ll II FTA had a Christmas party and sponsored a fund raising project to donate money to the senior book scholarship. FTA Members: Row 1 D. Potts, Parl.p L. Morton, S. Mulkey, R. Hill Row 3 B. Estell, Burke, Hist.p D. Holmes, Tres., I. Miller, K. Lewis, P. Fleming, L. Gardner, C. Hovde, Sec., M. Bodine, V.-P., V. Sudduth, Pres., J. Lowe, B. Cummings, C. Ridgeway. Row 2-S. Quigg, R. Riddle, L. Banks, M. , no-if Suzi Quigg teaches class during FTA week Everyone had fun at the FFA Christmas party. Clubs!Academics

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Miller Pride Most Impressive l l Ernie Abraham, a senior band member, shows his enthusiasm by getting down with his saxaphone at the pep assembly. We'ew number one was the cry of these a panel of judges at a marching contest in ecstatic band members. The band was vot- the fall. DeAnn Merritt and Fellow march- ed most impressive band in the state by ers clutch the trophy with Miller Pride. Band Members: Row 1: M. Tennery, S. Symes, L, ,lack- son, L. Tjaden, T. West, D, Merritt, J. Campbell, L. Kline, 5, Kyle, B. Nevil, C. Graham, J. Thompson, S. Huffman, V. Fish, E. Reschke, B. Stanley. Row 2: B. Horacek, S. Winton, C. White, 1. Brumbaugh, ,l. Kelly, L. Wlilliams, S Shaver, C. Hames, L. Long, S. Dalton, L W'ilcox., Row 3 B. Nelson, B. Bass, K, Penny, C. Cord R Kline, K. Reid Clubsw'Acadeniit s 5. Webb, M. Blakey, K. Wagner, M. Whittner, R. Sand- ers, C. McCutcheon, K. Wofenberger, S, Lewis, M McKinney, D. Sheard, M. Andrews. Row 4: D. Morgan J, Titterington, K. Ott, M. Douglas, D, Lyman, J. Cooper, J. Smith, M. Worrell, L. Crosswhite, K. Rose, K. Yanda B. O'Leary, T. Atkinson, B. Frank, j. Lowe, B. Broady, S. Hoehner, M. Turner, B. Merrick, P. White, K. Wagner,j Hill, Row 5: J. Tinsley, T. Adams, F. T D. G 'ff' M. Hanes, R. Webb, K. Campbell P 53:55 S .tn 2 Wolf, A. Adams, M. Smith, 5. Cornelias: B. ISSZTIM Hil1erby,G. Ochs, E. Abraham, M. Zellner T Raing T Hannon, M. Scott. v ' ' ' 1