Millwood High School - Talon Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

THE TALON Opening ... 2 Faculty ... 9 Sports ... 53 Organizations ...11 Honors . . . 43 Dedication . . . 52 Millwood High School 6724 North Eastern Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Classes ... 75 Decisions . . . First hour, second hour, English, mathematics, French and all othei subjects play a large part in occupy- ing the sometimes idle minds of stu- dents at Millwood. Offering the best materials, com- bined with outstanding instructors, students at Millwood are given the opportunity to excel as far as they wish in academic excellence. Of course decisions and academics, or academics are decisions, having to know certain facts for different sub- jects. The role of a student in class has changed vastly over the years, espe- cially here at Millwood. Students in some classes are permitted to work sometimes independently on an accelerated working basis. As in the past Millwood offers the best techniques, instructors, and equipment, to produce the leaders of the future. 2 3 An idle mind is the devil’s work- shop.” A rolling stone gathers no moss, well whatever, the point is, if you're busy, or involved in something, chances are your time will be put to good use. That's the policy at Millwood. Stu- dents and faculty alike are able to par- ticipate in events and functions not only after school, but often during school. Pep rallys, musical presentations, films, and a variety of other activities give everyone time for relaxation, and change from the ordinary. After staying in classrooms throughout the day, an appreciation for spare time is acquired, soon a student may find himself looking forward to one of those frequent intercom bulletins or even an unexpected fire drill. But soon the day ends at school, and other activities begin at home. 4 5 Experience The students and faculty of Millwood come from a wide cross-section of backgrounds and locations. After school hours many faculty members com- mute to Edmond, Guthrie, and other towns nearby. Others live in walking distance, living nearby so they can devote all their spare time to the students they enjoy so much, five days a week! Every now and then you might see one of your teachers in a grocery store or some other place and find yourself surprised that they actually do more than make homework assignments and sometimes make you won- der if they are human! But faculty, students, admin- istration, and other personnel here at Millwood have set an example for many other schools. Proving the attributes of racial integration and how when formed gradually by per- sonal concern it will, can, and has worked at Millwood. Perhaps this is the reason Millwood runs so smoothly, dur- ing school, and many hours 6 after. 7 And After it's over, all over; the days of the golden rule, past students of Millwood will be able to think back to the 50 minute lunch breaks, detention hall, and overall mass hysteria, and say what a way to occupy 13 years of my existence. But as life leads a pathway to success or whatever, you may find yourself wondering what to do for the next 13 years. Thanks to Millwood's role in your youth this ques- tion will be easily answered, you can always rely on the increasing demand for bas- ketball playing, secretaries that speak French and Span- ish fluently, or you can open up your own cookie sale on the lawn of the mental hos- pital where you will probably be living by then, because of unemployment. Growth It Leaden FACULTY Decisions are a vital part of Millwood’s faculty, administra- tion, and business personnel's daily agenda. When to do what, and why to do it, and maybe even where are questions often asked. The teachers, principals, assistant principal, secretaries, and other parts of the Millwood machinery sometimes find themselves deciding what to decide next. But even with the constant pressure of decision making, the Millwood machine continues to turn steadily due to the sound reasoning and sensitivity dem- onstrated by Millwood's faculty and administrative body. 9 Mr. Good Proves Effective TOP RIGHT: Mr. Good having a talk with Andre Emmitt. BELOW: Mr. Good contemplates his busy schedule. 10 School Board Works for Educafion Facing the challenge of keep- ing Millwood at its current level, the School Board finds a new experience at each turn. Mr. Gene Allen, Mrs. Francis Percival, Mr. James T. Clem- mons, Mr. John W. Carruthers, and Mrs. Martha Ferretti, are the current School Board mem- bers. Hiring new personnel, appro- priating funds, and preparing for the future, the board always keeps in mind student needs as the major objective. The School Board from left to right are: Mr. Gene Allen, Mr. James T. Clemmons, Mrs. Francis Percival, Mr. John W. Carruthers and Mrs. Martha Ferretti. Principals Keep Busy Schedules TOP RIGHT: High School principal, Mr. Spurgin with Mr. Good, superintendent. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Foster, elementary principal busy on the phone. RIGHT: Mr. Spurgin in a daily situation. BELOW LEFT: Vice principal Green during one of his few relaxing moments. Language Arts Faculty DIANE DRAGG, English Literature, Central State University, B.A. TONY HAGAR, English Literature, Northwestern State, B.A, RAY HAND, English Literature, Oklahoma University, B.A. SUSAN HIGGINS, English Literature, Oklahoma University, B.S. RON LOWREY, English Literature, P.E., Central State University, B.A. LINDA NIMERICK, Spanish, Central State University, B.A. Math Faculty BETH ROLLINS, PAMELA FREEMAN, LEODIES ROBINSON, Speech, Oklahoma Elementary Education, Math, P.E., Christian College, Langston University Langston University, B.S.E. B.S. B.S. This page sponsored by CRUTCHO LUMBER and HARDWARE CO. ORVILLE ROPER, Math, Langston, Uni- versity, B.S. 13 Social Sciences Faculiy EUGENE ATKINS, U.S. History, Langston University, B.A. CHARLES GLOVER, Health, P.E., Central State University, B.A. WILLARD RAPER, P.E., Central State University, B.S.jM.A. JESSE THOMASON, Social Studies, Central State University, B.A. Science Faculiy LARRY WORDEN, History, Central State University, B.A. DAVID SCHULMAN, Education, Central State University, B.S. Music Faculiy TERRIANNE LOWE, Biology, Central State University B.S. 14 This page sponsored EDGAR SCOTT, Music, Langston University, B.A. ART CLEANERS WANDA POLLARD, Vocal Music, Central State University, B.M.E. GEORGE WAGNER, P.E. San Jose State, B.S. Special Services Faculty DONNA BEARD, Vocational Home Economics, Oklahoma State University, B.S. EVELYN DOUGLASS, Art, Central State University, M.A. CHARLENE FACTORY, Business Education Eastern New Mexico University, M.A. AL JONES, P.E., Central State University, B.S. JERRY LOGAN, Industrial Arts, Central State University, B.S. ARNELIA SPEARS, P.E., Langston University, B.A. Counselor, Librarians SUE WARD, Business Education, Central State Uni- versity, M.A. BARBARA HUNTEMAN, Library Science, Central State University, B.A. JUDY SHAW, Library Science, Central State University, B.S. KATHRYN SULLINS, Counselor Oklahoma University M.A. This page sponsored by DR. GLENN D. BLACKSHAW is Secretarial Staff Aids Students, Faculty MRS. WYVONNE LOVING Superintendent's Secretary MRS. WANDA CANFIELD Senior High Secretary MRS. LINDA PARKER Elementary Secretary MRS. LINDA BURDAN Print Room Aide MRS. MELVA WELLS Media Center Aide MRS. SHARON JONES Counselors Aide Maintenance Staff Is Essential MR. CHARLES PARTIN Head Custodian MR. JAMES NELSON Bus Supervisor MR. GROVER McNEELY Custodian MRS. EMMA PARTIN Custodian Food Service Personnel Provide Lunches Mrs. Pauline Dean Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Martha Chambers Snack Bar Manager Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Oletha Allen Mrs. Joyce Bryan Mrs. Geneva Hale Mrs. Ruth Venable Mrs. Iona Wells Mrs. Rosie Wells This page sponsored by MR. and MRS. DAVID C. BARRY. ORGANIZATIONS Once upon a time teachers, principals and all of those other rule makers decided to form organizations. They thought it would break, or at least numb, the monotony of basic school life. Well, it added flavor, vari- ety, change and excitement, but only gave half a credit sometimes. The organizations at Mill- wood add change to a student’s life, and in some cases, help build foundations for future experiences. The Student Coun- cil gives knowledge of business procedure and government. Home Economics builds future homemakers. Band builds musi- cal skills and all organizations teach students how to cope with situations that may confront them later in life. But then again, another deci- sion - which organization to join? 17 Student Council Gets Down to Business ABOVE: Student Council discusses business over lunch. BELOW: BOTTOM ROW: Windell Huggins, 1st Vice Pres.; Derick Wilson, Pres.; Claryce Tipton, Sec.; Sharon Breshers, Treas.; Ladon Deatherage, Pari.; Mary Beth Hain, 1st Vice Pres.; SPONSOR; Mr. Spurgin. MIDDLE ROW: Connie Davis, Stacy Sherrill, Ricky Jones, Deborah James, Joannie Craft, Allen Steele. TOP ROW: Demeitrus Williams, Lisa Griffin, Kathy George, Greg Wheeler, Vivian Veitch, Juanita Craft, Keith Russell. This page sponsored by MR. and MRS. LA RUE MEDDERS. Council Bridges Gap The Millwood Senior High Student Council composed of 30 students with Mr. Donald Spur- gin as sponsor, is formed to produce a bridge in relations between the students, faculty, and administration. At the start of this year's school term efforts were made by the executive board to make the Student Council a more functional organization. The Council has one repre- sentative and alternate from each High School Homeroom. These people were nominated and voted upon by the students in their homeroom. The Senior High Student Council meets once a week each Wednesday, alternating from luncheon to during class time meetings. TOP LEFT: Student Council discusses business over lunch. RIGHT: The Student Council filled the vacancy in the student center shortly after the yearbook deadline. BOTTOM LEFT: Students do it on the good foot at Council sponsored dance. This page sponsored by relatives and friends of Derick Wilson. Working for Millwood LEFT: Junior High Student Council set- tling down to business. BELOW: Mrs. Sullins, counselor, discusses Student Council’s requests. ROW 1: Mrs. Sullins, sponsor. Avis Franklin, Sec., Chris Pipher, Pres., Stanley Williams, Pari., Doug Damron, Treas., Yvette Gissandaner. ROW 2: Denita Stover, Lewis Scruggs, Kathy Lemmons, Edward Hanley, Frank Brown, Adrian Crawford, Maurice Steele, Kim Sneede, Howard Hanley, Jane Cotton. ROW 3: Rodney Burdine, Brian Jackson, Hollinda Tuggle, Daryl Harris, Marchelle Clark, Carolyn Car- ter, Sally Allen, Jackie Morgan. Are the Junior High Student Council and Pep Club Progress through organization . . . For any establishment to develop its highest potential achievment it must be governed and organized by central hub. This, to the activities of Mill- wood High School is known as the Student Council. This Club has as its function to promote projects to benefit to the school, solve any prob- lems to benefit the school. solve any problems which might arise concerning student or campus affairs, and keep the student body well informed. TOP LEFT: Jr. High cheerleaders show their spirit. TOP RIGHT: Spectators help the Pep Club cheer the football team on to victory. ABOVE: Cheerleaders 1 ro r: Glenda Jones, Kim Brown, Coeta Thompson, Kathy Lemmons, Paula Cooke, Brenda Maxey. BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Wells, Cassandra Bell, Regina Hunt, Kathy Johnson, Ozellia Johnson, Shelia Jones, Vickie Dean, Chandra Harding, Gloria Collins, Vonda Jenkins. MIDDLE ROW: Jamie Williams, April Gallemore, Regina Richardson, Kathy Green, Ronda Hodge, Lisa James, Anette Johnson, Carol Kabelitz, Etta Mewborn, Karen Foreman. TOP ROW: Miss Higgins, sponsor, Javon Boyle. Celeste Tipton, Kathy Foreman, Mrs. Freeman, sponsor. 21 This page sponsored by DR. AND MRS. PAINTON. Pep Club Qhows Gpifii ‘ V . f !♦ � « LEFT: Pep Club spirit generates victory at Newcastle! BELOW: Reverend Leroy and The Church of What’s Happening Now, inspires spirit at Pep Assembly. CHEERLEADERS ARE: Jamiere Smiih, Bonnie Thompson, Yvonnie McCray, Cassandra Russell. FIRST ROW: Dianne Dragg, Wanda Canfield, sponsors. Dee Anna Damron, Nancy Allen. Loretta Perry, Winzella Cole. Rhonda Handley, Stacy Sherrill. Joan Craft. Juanita Craft, Patricia Willis. Melanie Johnson. Mrs. Spears, sponsors. SECOND ROW: Debbie Wells, Belva Chambers, Cathy Cagle. Cynthia Greene. Deborah Lewis. Rosetta Matthews. Mary Ann Moore, Dolla Loving. THIRD ROW: Deborah Ponder. Darlene Sherrill, Marvina Russell. Jody Kabelity, Florence Lyons, Sharon Breshers, Ava Foreman. Vicki Noiel. FOURTH ROW: Ladon Deatherage, Cindy Thompson, Lorry Hankins, Mary Beth Hain, Vivian Veitch, La Donya Hutton, Jeanie Cole, Vicki Hodge. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Scruggs. Marcella Lott, Verdita Craft, Connie Davis. The Senior High Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. Wanda Can- field, Mrs. Dianne Dragg and Mrs. Amelia Spears, provided the enthusiasm and spirit that made the difference in Fal- con Sports this year. Promoting spirit and together- ness was the main responsibility of the 1972-73 Pep Club. Serv- ice was also an important goal for Pep Club members. They sponsored an appreciation reception for the football team and did volunteer work for charity organizations. mjUXjSA TOP RIGHT: Pep Club members Vicki Hodge, Stacy Sherrill, Vickie Noiel, Cathy Cagle, and Cathy George display cakes made for the football reception. RIGHT: Students enjoy skit at a pep assembly. ABOVE: 1972-1973 Pep Club Officers are: Vicky Noiel, Phyllis Scruggs, Melanie Johnson, Verdita Craft, Stacy Sherrill, and Joan Craft. 23 Band Grooves LEFT: Ricky Williams and the rest of the Falcon Band march at homecoming. BELOW: High School Band officials are Greg Stratton, Pres., (not pictured) Dee Anna Damron, Vice Pres., Rennee Warrior, Sec., Dwight Bryan, drum major, Doral Paulk, Sgt. at Arms. ROW 1: Willa Spence. Vickie Hanley. Nancy Allen, Dee Anna Damron. ROW 2: Marshall Hansen. Donna Johns. Janice Harper. Jane Cotton. Yvonne Knight. Sharon Todd. Jack Jones. ROW 3: Thomas Squires, Holinda Tuggle, Linda Smiley. Tony Marino. Maurie Slaugh- ter, Joe Faine. Joel Anderson. Zachery Evans. Tony Harrison. Tony Perez. ROW 4: Dave Dellinger. Tony Brannon. Clarice Tipton, Kamala Valardares, Shelia Washington. Sally Allen. Sharri McGlauthing, Charles Scott. Stanley Williams. Wayne Davis, Charles Wil- liams. Ronald Clark. Jackie Lewis. Derick Wilson, Kenneth Sherrill. ROW 5: Rod Burdine. Carnalia Sanford. Kay Sears, Gale Dueberry, Audrea Dean. Ronald Clemmons. Yvette Gissander. Delmus Jackson, Frank Moore, Melvin Lewis, Larita Louislette. ROW 6: Bernard Peese, Deral Paulk. Anthony Goodman, Tom Hatcher, Bernard Lynch. Bryan Jackson, Eric Dellinger. Clarence Perkins. Alquentin Steele, Charles Owens. Edward Hanley, Ricky Williams. Dwight Bryan, Carlos Harkert. Andre Scott. BACK ROW STANDING: Cecil Factory. Dwanye Williams. Dana Magill. Mr. Edgar Scott. Director. Lonnie Ponder. Pierre France. George Bailey. And Learns to Move The Falcon Band, under the direction of Mr. Edgar Scott, produced many hours of musical excitement during the 1972- 1973 school year. The Band played a key role in every Pep assembly and athletic contest by providing added spirit. Marching became an integral part of the band's repertoire this season, as well as the addition of four lovely, performing majorettes. Contests provided a chance for band members to compete individually and in groups with musicians from throughout Oklahoma. The important point to remember, said Director Scott, is that 72-73 is a year for building. The future and experience will provide an even better band. 25 . Turns On TOP LEFT: Mr. Scott directs the 6th grade Band. TOP RIGHT: Jr. High Band officers are: Charles Scott, Kenneth Sherrill, Holinda Tuggle, Janice Harper, and Sharon Todd. ABOVE: Majorettes for the Falcon Band are Stacy Sherrill, Toni Roberts, Mary Ann Moore, and Sheila Johnson. 26 This page sponsored by GERALD R. DAMRON INSURANCE AGENCY. A Sound Investment Junior High Chorus Builds for Future ABOVE: Members of the Junior High ensemble are: Lou Ann Fields. Jamie Williams, Kathy Lemmonons, Etta Mewborne. Sheila Jones, Kathy Johnson, Celeste Tipton, LaHonda Murray, Dana Robinson, Terry Cochran. FIRST ROW: Brenda Maxey, Judith Cochren. Etta Mewborne, Vickie Dean, Shiela Jones, Terry Cockren, Tina Younger, Brenda Perry, Kathy Lemmons, Lisa James, Carol Douglass, Lou Ann Fields, Lynda Martin, Mrs. Wanda Pollard. Director. SECOND ROW: Pam Fleming, Celeste Tipton, Renita Dotson, Lahonda Murray, Javon Boyles, Kathy Johnson, Coeta Thompson, Jamie Williams, Cindy Wells. Rhonda Hodge, Kim Brown, Lafcetta Frazier. Michelle Hain, Jenny Allen, Pandora Sprowe. THIRD ROW: Arlene Abington, Cassandre Bell, Amber McManus, Wanda Smith, Cathy Greene, Vasena Graves, Myrl Augustine, Ozella Johnson, Dana Robinson, Dunita Stover. Carol Kavelity, Paula Cooke. 28 TOP LEFT: The Sr. High Chorus performs during the Christmas program. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Pollard directs the Sr. High Chorus during practice. ABOVE: BOTTOM ROW: Winzella Cole, Karen Foreman, Stacie Sherrill, Bernard Flowers, Doyle Amey, Hiram Smith, Anthony Goodman, Connie Davis, Patricia Willis. MIDDLE ROW: Hathriel Frazier, Sherri Webb, Denise Ross, Cynthia Patterson, Talmadge Younger, George Benefee, Allen Steele, Joan Craft, Aloha Maxey, Norine Younger, Wanda Pollard, director. TOP ROW: Sherri Smith, Shelia Irby, Kamala Valadares, Sherri Green, Glenda Jones, Ella Figaro, Avis Franklin, Cynthia Dean. Joetta Williams. fcy S£NIOR HIGH CHORUS. The Senior High chorus and instructor have presented their talents in various programs here at Millwood, and at numerous contests in Oklahoma. They have proven to be one of the best vocal groups in the history of Millwood, perhaps due to the instructor, and the talent and interest of the mem- bers. Confesfs Concerts Praefice TOP RIGHT: Mixed chorus provides entertainment during Christmas program. TOP LEFT: Members of the girl's trio are Juarene Sattiwhite, Rita Smith and Stacey Sherrill. ABOVE: The high school ensemble con- sists of Doyle Amey, Glenda Jones, Cynthia Patterson, Hiram Smith, Joanne Craft, Denise Hunt, Anthony Goodman, George Benefee. Journalism Writes It up Students Produce the Talon and the Falcon Freedom ABOVE: Yearbook editors Derick Wilson, Nancy Allen, and Bonnie Thompson and sponsor Ray Hand examine layouts for the yearbook. TOP RIGHT: Shelley Stoll types copy for the yearbook. RIGHT: The Yearbook sec- tion editors are Terry White, Shelley Stoll, Jerry Magill, Florence Lyons, and Norine Younger. 30 Cutlines, layouts, rough drafts: these terms are common language used by students in the Journalism I and II classes under the supervision of Mr. Ray Hand. In the second year of opera- tion the Journalism classes have excelled in literary talents, and the mechanics of Journalism. The Journalism I class took charge of the newspaper, bring- ing information with variety to the students and patrons of Millwood. The Journalism II class is responsible for the 1973 Talon. Pictures, paper, typewriters, glue, hard work, and devoted participants have made the pub- lications of Millwood's 1973 Journalism class a success. BOTTOM RIGHT: Journalism I students examine past issues of the Freedom. Michael Davis, Melanie Johnson, Mike Murrell, Stanley Barrientez, Jean Marie Cole, Vicky Noiel, Kevin Kitch. TOP: The members of the Falcon Freedom Editorial Board are: LaDon Deatherage, Rodney Pickett, and Doyle Amey. ABOVE: Students 'get down ’ at a Journalism sponsored victory dance. BOTTOM LEFT: The Falcon Freedom staff includes Vivan Veitch, Circulation Editor, Allen Steele, Sports Editor, Marvina Russell and Mary Beth Hain, Business Managers. Students Learn to The Senior High art depart- ment instructed by Mrs. Evelyn Douglass has shown skill and ability in many shapes and forms of art, ranging from mosaics to macrame. The department expresses the bene- fits of correct instruction, and overwhelming talent. S LEFT: A poster made by one of the many Art students. RIGHT: Two students, making pottery. The Art I class is kept under basic restrictions, while An II is a more accelerated program enabling the students to express themselves. Mrs. Douglass and her classes have helped other organizations in the Senior High and Junior High system, by providing pro- Create motional posters and numerous materials to make signs for sports events. The art department at Mill- wood does more than splatter paint, it serves as a vital seg- ment of the school, aiding in any way it possibly can. 32 Artists Make Creative Decisions TOP LEFT: The window near the art room displays some of the an students' work. TOP RIGHT: Batik designs are eye-catching. ABOVE: Mrs. Douglas, an teacher explains an amusing technique. We Finally Made If Millwood has started a slow process getting a High School together, but this is the second successful year. Seniors at Mill- wood say that this is the most successful year ever. It has shown lots of progress and lots of hard work. Most of the Sen- iors here are hard working stu- dents, they get involved in almost all events. Seniors are busy doing assignments or study- ing for tests. They figure after twelve years they deserve something - a dip- loma. ABOVE RIGHT: Seniors take a break in the courtyard. LEFT: Senior class officers Beverly Kindle - pres. Keith Russell - Vice-pres. Stacy Sherrill - sec. and Vickie Newby treas. Repre- sentatives from O.U. talk to Millwood students. 34 Juniors Have One More Year to Go Just one more long educa- tional year to go, full of new experiences, and usually new teachers. The Junior class at Millwood finds itself aching to end their long term education. Classified as the ischievous, and active fifteen and sixteen year olds who attempt the dar- ing and usually succeed, the Millwood Junior class has the ability to excel in any given field they may choose. Composed of all varietes of people, the Junior class could be termed as one of the most unusual ever in the history of Millwood High School. TOP LEFT: Juniors during their lunch break. TOP RIGHT: Students relax during Junior class sponsored dance. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior class officers are: Florence Lyons, President, Wayne Taylor, Vice President, George Benefee, Secretary, and Spanky Harris, Treasurer. BOTTOM RIGHT: Disc jockey Micheal Folsom makes Millwood dance. 35 Fresh, and Soph. Move On Sophomore and Freshman class members find themselves preparing for their last years at Millwood. They wait patiently for their chance to exit high school and face the many deci- sions ahead. ABOVE LEFT: Junior High Student Council President, freshman Chris Pipher (center). ABOVE RIGHT: Freshman Marty Cloer contemplates an assignment. BELOW LEFT: Sophomore Class Officers are Audie Daniels, Murita Hutton, Juanita Craft and Darryl Jones. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomores Bobby Baker and Willie Brown enjoy a moments 36 rest during Student Council dance. These students are gradually becoming adults and are leaving childhood play behind. The obstacles these students meet in the future will be easier to overcome because of their asso- ciation with Millwood school. Fun and Winter Wonderland Jr. High is a time of science fairs and mixers where nobody dances and of course, the utter confusion that accompanies all seventh and eighth graders. It's surprising that out of all the chaos of Junior High can come sensible people. But it eventually happens and from there come the Valedictorians of the Class of '77 and '78 and the Nobel prize winners of 1990 and just plain people of the twenty-first century. After all, even Albert Ein- stein was in Junior High once. «4. TOP LEFT: Mr. Wagner explains the lesson to one of his Jr. High students. TOP RIGHT: Jr. High students having fun in the snow during lunch period. ABOVE: Students eating lunch. 37 That's Show Biz! Speech Class Enferf aims fhe Sfudenfs TOP LEFT: Doug Damron speaks to the class during his 2nd hour speech class. TOP RIGHT: Mike Bruce and Mary Beth Hain perform during the Veteran’s Day program. ABOVE: Members of the Speech class are: BOTTOM ROW: Freddie Mewborn, Hiram Smith, Jerry Magill, Eddie Walker, David Sheldon, Steve Phil- lips, Yvette Gissandaner. TOP ROW: Steve Booker, Mike Bruce, Willie Brown, Cathy George, La Don Deatherage, Mary Beth Hain, Wayne Taylor, Mike Murrell, Stanley Barrientez, Michael Elliot. 38 The Aii of Homemaking TOP LEFT: Class work, as well as cooking and sewing, is imponant to Home Economics. TOP RIGHT: FHA officers are Vida Potts, Secretary, Carline Tipton, President, Peretha Grundy, Parlimentarian, Vicky Noiel, Historian, and Mrs. Donna Beard, sponsor. FHA members are: BOTTOM ROW: Shelley Stoll, Lorry Hankins, Gaye Robertson, La Don Deatherage, Loma Blevins, Marina Blevins. MIDDLE ROW: Machelle Clark, Cathy Foreman, Carline Tipton, Brenda Hawthorne, Vicky Noiel, Joetta Williams. TOP ROW: Velda Williams, Sherri Greene, Peretha Grundy, Hatriel Frazier, Vina Potts. Toni Brannon, Marvina Rus- sell, Joey Kabelitz and Sally Cotton. 39 Profiles in Black The Black Heritage Club at Millwood consists of students in the Black Heritage class, instructed by Brother” Eugene Adkins. During the 1972-73 school term the club has pres- ented programs to further knowledge about Blacks and their accomplishments. ABOVE LEFT: Andre Emmett, Norine Younger, and Dana Hill point out important facts on map. ABOVE RIGHT: Florence Lyons, Andre Emmett, Dana Hill and Wayne Taylor wear special black clothing during Black Heritage week. LEFT: Posters decorated halls during Black Heritage Week. RIGHT: Mr. Adkins watches over class while stu- dent gives report. 40 Honor Society The Honor Society at Millwood is taken from the students in the upper ten percent in Academic standing in the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. Honor Society FRONT ROW: Vickie Hanley, Amy Bryan, Cathy George, Chandra McKinley, Peretha Grundy, Perry Bryan. Tim Hughes. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hearn, Cynthia Green, Cyd Anglin, Janet Evans, Mary Ann Moore, David Evans, Audie Daniels. THIRD ROW: Deral Paulk, Sally Cotton, Dee Anna Damron, Jody Kabelitz, Nancy Allen, Darryl Harris. FOURTH ROW: Paul Kime, Randy Russell, Masil Huddleston, Chris Pipher, Cynthia Patterson, Jeff Kabelitz, John Cotton, Bryan Jackson. 41 Science classes at Millwood school are some of the more interesting courses given. In the laboratory, specialized equip- ment, instructors and students are capable of mastering the arts of many science experi- ments. Science teachers at Millwood are Mrs. Lowe, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Wagner, and Mrs. Free- man. Science classes at Millwood always await the challenge of a new experiment, and provide an opportunity to actually work with text book concepts. TOP RIGHT: Many pieces of equipment are used in Chemistry class, taught by Mrs. Lowe. TOP LEFT AND ABOVE: Students experiment with the principle of the battery in Mr. Wagner’s science class. 42 HONORS Recipients of special honors appear on the following pages. These people have been chosen by the students of Millwood School to be their favorites. Beauty, charisma, talent and superior intelligence rank these students as Football, Wrestling and Basketball Queens, Valed- ictorian, Salutatorian and Class Favorites. 43 Falcon Achievement Miss Stacy Sherrill Stacy Sherrill was selected by the faculty as one of this year's Falcon Achievement award winners. Stacy's main interest is vocal music. She has been an active member of the Millwood Chorus, Student Council and was selected by the Football team as their queen for this year. 44 Award Winners Kieth Russell is a senior who has been active in classwork, sports and organizations throughout his high school career. Pictured at the right Kieth works in his science class with other students. Valedictorian is another honor Kieth received this year, as well as being a starter on the football team. 45 Football Queen Football Queen attendants were Lisa Griffin (above), a sophomore and Verdita Craft (below), a junior. 46 Basketball Queen Queen attendant Chandra McKinley (above) is also an active member of the Pep Club. Carline Tipton (below) is the senior basketball attendant. Rhonda Hanley, a sophomore, was crowned 1972- 73 Basketball Queen. 47 Top Freshmen and Sophomores Outstanding Freshmen Outstanding Sophomores TOP: The Freshman class selected Lisa Griffin and Willie Brown as their outstanding class members. BOTTOM: Carolyn Carter and Don- ald Willis were elected Outstanding Sophomores. Highest Ranking Juniors and Seniors Outstanding Juniors Outstanding Seniors TOP: Most Outstanding Junior Class Members are Jackie Nunley and Dennis Brown. BOTTOM: Selected as Most Outstanding Senior Class Members are Beverly Kindle and Demitrius Williams. Club Honors LOBBY ''OITION TOP: Pep Club elected Dennis Brown as their favorite spirited Beau. RIGHT: Best Dressed Couple at Pep Club Activity Dance was awarded to Mike Bruce and Pat Johnson. BOTTOM: Black Heritage Club selected Beverly Kindle and Andre Ammett as their Mr. and Miss Black. 50 Academic Honors Valedictorian Salutatorian Kiefh Russell Perry Bryan Remembrance of a Friend In the two years Terry McBride attended Millwood he gained the affection of many students and faculty members, having the image of a kind, fun-loving individual. Usually seen enjoying his favorite pastime, motorcycling, Terry seemed to always be at ease and in a pleasant mood. Although, many students didn't know him well, those who did had grown to enjoy the presence of his company and now with that absence we feel the loss of a good friend. The staff of the 1973 Millwood Talon places this dedication in our yearbook in Remembrance of a Friend. Terry Lee McBride 52 1956 - 1973 SPORTS Some of the most decision making processes ever are included in the sports activities at Millwood. Game after game, match after match, each par- ticipant in sports at Millwood displays the benefits of good coaching, native talent and the knowledge of making the cor- rect move at the necessary moment. Sports do more than build muscles and make excitement. They teach the players and spectators a little more about personal contact with others, and how to cope with high emotional contagion. Spirit, pride, interest, play- ers and coaches make the team, but decisions make the score. S3 Falcon Football fans enjoy an exciting season as Coach Leo- dies Robinson's gridsmen took advantage of last year's experi- ence and won six games against only four losses. With the help of outstanding play on the part of quarterback Mike Bruce, back Bernard Flow- ers, end Nick Washington and the kicking of Don LeBoeuf the Falcons scored a victory over cross town rival, Heritage Hall, to highlight the season. ABOVE: Bernard Flowers � 40 dives for a score in the Heritage Hall game. BELOW: 1st ROW: Bill Berry, Rex Peoples, Andre Emmett. Mike Hill, Allen Steele, Ricky Jones, Demeitrus Williams. Keith Russell, Don LeBoeuf. 2nd ROW: Derrick Woolfolk, Merlin McCray, Anthony Taylor, Bernard Flowers, Gerald Johns, George Benefee, Freddie Mewborne, David Evans. 3rd ROW: Coach Robinson, Greg Woolfolk, Charles Peoples, Willie Brown, Dana Hill, David Damron. Greg Curtis, Coach Wagner. Coach Jones. 4th ROW: Paul Waner. Robert Ford, Curtis Carson, Ricky Foreman, Tommy Krone, Mike Bruce, Darryl Jones, Darryl Carruthers, Managers; Anthony Goodman, and Bryon Dillahunty. This page sponsored by BESTWAY PRESS. INC. 54 The Falcon Record FALCONS OPPONENT 22 Newkirk---------------6 38 Newcastle-------------6 24 Heritage Hall---------6 8 Tishimingo-----------28 0 Casady---------------40 15 Chandler-------------16 0 Jones-----------------8 40 Hollis---------------18 13 McCloud---------------6 33 Geary-----------------6 TOP: Rex Peoples (30) dashes across goal line in a 38-6 win over Newcastle. BELOW: Quarterback Mike Bruce, hidden in a crowd of tacklers, tosses a pass during one of the many after school practice sessions. 55 TOP: Manager Anthony Goodman shows as much concern in the completion of his duties as Coach Robin- son. MIDDLE: Offensive starters for the 1972-73 season were Merlin McCray, Gerald Johns, Mike Bruce, Rex Peoples, Bernard Flowers, Darryl Jones, Don Le Boeuf, Andre Emmett, Freddie Mewborn, David Evans, Allen Steele, Tom Krone. BELOW: Defensive starters for the Falcons were Demetrius Williams, George Benefee, Dwayne Washington, David Evans, Keith Russell, Michael Davis, Ricky Jones, Andre Emmett, Allen Steele, Don Le Boeuf, Tom Krone. TOP: Mike Berry (40) leads the way as Brian Jackson (10) tries for a touchdown in the Bethany game. ABOVE: Row 1: Frank Moore, Brad Veitch, Kenneth Sherrill, Terry Lynch, Donald Willis, Wade Jones, Ricky Hunt, Kenneth Webb, James Smith. ROW 2: Chris Farrar, Prentice Hunt, Joel Anderson, Bryan Jackson, Steve Kendall, Mike Berry, Larry Daniels, Alquinton Steele, Charles Owens. 5 7 Jr. High Team Stands Undefeated FALCONS OPPONENT 30 Heritage Hall---------12 22 Bethany----------------6 20 Casady-----------------8 50 Jones------------------8 14 Nicoma Park-----------14 29 McGuiness-------------22 40 McCloud---------------20 TOP: It's a good thing Don Willis, 2, kept his eyes open during the games. He is pictured here with the rest of the starting backfield including Brian Jackson, Steve Kendall, and Michael Berry. ABOVE: The starting offensive linemen were Brad Veitch, Larry Daniels, Prentiss Hunt, Chris Farrar, Frank Moore, Charles Owens, A1 Steele, Terry Lynch, Joel Anderson. 58 Geventh Graders Are Fufure Pros at Millwood FALCONS OPPONENT 30 Bethany-------------------0 12 Kerry--------------------24 36 Jarman--------------------6 24 Heritage Hall-----------12 14 Guthrie------------------12 12 Western Oaks-------------24 14 Delcrest-----------------18 TOP: The 7th grade backfield is George Bailey, 21, Cary Noiel, 35, Don Montgomery, 23, Joe Carter, 12. ABOVE: ROW 1: Gerard Gude, Eric Mitchell, Glen Lott, Kent Deatheridge, Mike Clark, Zach Evans, Andre Williams, Ed Hamilton, Adron Crawford. ROW 2: Tony Edridge, Ralph Hollier, Ronnie Mack, Delano Bratcher, Kent Percival, Delmas Jackson, Kenneth Blair, Tamingo Rainge, Pierre France. ROW 3: Darren Smith, Marshal Amey, Randy Simeroth, Don Montgomery, Cary Noiel, Joe Carter, Tony Perez, George Bailey, Maurice Steele, Coach Chuck Glover. 59 Varsity Team Drilled and Dribbled to Success TOP: The Varsity team plays in an after school scrimmage. ABOVE: KNEELING ARE: Richard Peoples, Daryl Carruthers, Dennis Brown, Freddie Mewborn, Darryl Adkins. STANDING ARE: Coach Dub Raper, Charles Peoples, Mike Davis, Edward Lewis, Tim Hughes, Kenneth Lewis, Herschel Langston, Bobby Baker, Asst. Coach Leodies Robinson. 60 District Champions Falcons Opponent 60 Crescent-----------------------57 36 Heritage Hall------------------34 50 Noble--------------------------56 38 St. Mary's---------------------55 43 Casady-------------------------50 44 Chandler-----------------------42 61 Weatherford--------------------46 53 McLish.........................51 55 Roff------------------------- 56 47 Wynn wood----------------------63 51 Crescent-----------------------56 36 Edmond-------------------------59 62 Alva---------------------------44 58 Shawnee------------------------62 55 Casady-------------------------40 51 Heritage Hall------------------48 55 Weatherford--------------------39 50 St. Mary's---------------------43 54 Noble--------------------------55 56 Meeker-------------------------65 86 Okarche------------------------64 65 Piedmont-----------------------63 45 Chandler-----------------------37 49 Wellston-----------------------89 62 Depew--------------------------59 82 Bethel.........................73 ABOVE: An intra-squad scrimmage provides rigorous exercise for the Falcons. BELOW LEFT: Rex Peoples gives a defensive stance demonstration. BELOW RIGHT: Darryl Adkins. Daryl Carruthers, Coach Raper, Rex Peoples, Dennis Brown, Asst. Coach Robinson and Ronald Beatty display their District Trophy just before leaving for the regional tournament. 61 Junior High Strives High Freshman Basketball ABOVE: Steve Kendall practices his jump shot. BELOW: BACK ROW: Coach George WAgner, Edward Hanley, Brian Jackson, Chris Farrier, Larry Danials, Grey Berry, Duane Williams, Joel Anderson. FRONT ROW: Mike Berry, Tito Aldorado, Freddie Noel, Donald Willis, Keith Warrior, Steven Ken- dall. Eighth Grade Basketball TOP LEFT: One of the players aims for a basket during practice. BELOW, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Smith, Fred Joyner, Monya Fitch, Frank Moore, Lewis Scruggs, Wade Jones, Paul Younger. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Lynch, Charles Scott, Howard Hanley, Ronald Clemmons, David Jones, Kenneth Sherrill, and Kenneth Webb. Seventh Grade Basketball TOP: Outstanding players for the seventh grade basketball team were Trey Washington, Don Mont- gomery, Cary Noiel, Darren Smith, and Joe Carter. ABOVE, BOTTOM ROW: Michael Clark, Andre Williams, Trey Washington, Ronny Mack, Leorman Wilson, Randy Simeroth, George Bailey, Coach Glover. TOP ROW: Kent Percival, Adrian Crawford, Tony Perez, Don Montgomery, Cary Noiel, Darren Smith, Delmus Jackson, Joe Carter. 64 Track TOP: Willie Brown and Demeitrus Williams jump hurdles. MIDDLE: Team members run wind sprints. BELOW: Team members are: FIRST ROW: Ber- nard Flowers, Demeitrus Williams, Willie Brown. SECOND ROW: Coach Robinson, Darryl Jones, Keith Russell. Speed Height Distance Are Goals 65 ABOVE: Bernard Flowers holds the record in the bench press. BELOW: Weight lifters are, FRONT ROW: Audie Daniels, Ricky Jones, Willie Brown, Kieth Russell, Greg Stratton, Demeitrus Williams, Darryl Jones, Bernard Flowers. BACK ROW: Coach Wagner, Gerald Johsn, John Swyden, Allen Steele, Andre Emmett, Lavelle Watson, Tom Krone, Joe Faine, and Brian Dillahunty. 66 67 ABOVE: Allen Steele gets a little help from his friends as he works out on the bench press. BELOW: The new weight machine acquired this year provides enough exercise stations for a whole team. ABOVE LEFT: Hiram Smith demonstrates gymnastic ability on side horse. ABOVE RIGHT: David Damron warms up on still rings. BELOW LEFT: April Galemore and Claudia Gille stay high on Millwood's Trampoline. BELOW RIGHT: Doyle Amey practices on the high bar. 68 Control Grace Style The Gymnastics Team, coached by Mr. A1 Jones, entered its second year of com- petition during 1972-1973. Sparked by enthusiasm and conditioned by strenuous exer- cise, the team entered its com- petitive season with spirit and pride. Although the gymnasts were inexperienced they fared well in their meets. A two-day clinic for gym- nastics teams at the University of Oklahoma was attended by most Millwood team members early in their season. Dee Anna Damron shows grace and skill on the Balance Beam. BELOW: Gymnasts FRONT ROW from 1 to r are: Janet Evans, Dee Anna Damron, April Gallemore, Vickie Hanley, Claudia Gille. BACK ROW: David Damron, Hiram Smith, Doyle Amey, Phillip Salyer and Coach A1 Jones. 69 Baseball Team Blooms Every Spring ABOVE: Baseball team gets together in a pre-season warm-up. BOTTOM: The Falcon baseball team mem- bers are: FRONT ROW: Charles Peoples, Freddie Mewborn, Anthony Goodman, Bernard Flowers, Bernard Lynch, Dwayne Washington. BACK ROW: Luvell Watson, William Giddings, Darryl Jones. Joseph Faine, Michael Davis, Mike Bmce. ABOVE LEFT: Richard Peoples demonstrates his golfing ability. ABOVE RIGHT: Coach Thoma- son checks golf schedule. LEFT: David Evans practices swing. NOT PICTURED is team mem- ber, David Damron. 71 Girls Can Score Too TOP LEFT: Shelia Scott and Shelia Johnson take turns shooting baskets. TOP RIGHT: Coach Wagner shows his pleasure with his team's performance. ABOVE, BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Breshers, Cassandra Russell, La Tanya Hutton, Toni Roberts, Karen Carter. TOP ROW: Lisa Griffin, Ava Foreman, Denise Mewborn, Shelia Johnson, Mary Ann Moore. 72 Girls Sports Certainly, boys are not the only ones active in sports here at Millwood. The girls keep a busy body participating in many spons, ranging from bas- ketball to badminton. Mrs. Spears, Mr. Wagner and Mr. Raper were the instructors for the girls. Always showing skill and education in action the girls have put it together” with their coaches to make a profitable year for girls in sports. TOP: Sheila Johnson does some dainty dribbling. BOTTOM LEFT: Feminine Falcon’s practice basketball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Darlene Sherrill makes a soulful swing. 73 ABOVE: Sheila Washington, Linda Smiley, Jaquita Williams, and Marina Blevins get in shape during work- out. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Kamala Valderez, Octavia Mewbom, Sheila Scott, Marina Blevins. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Smiley, Tina Younger, Sheila Washington and Jaquita Williams. BACK ROW: Sheila Johnson, Etta Mewborn, Hollinda Tuggle, Donna Johna, Coach Spears. 74 CLASSES The class section of a year- book rarely gives any variety or change, it shows the students and faculty at their best. New clothes, fresh make-up, and recently combed hair are obvi- ous in the following pages. Actually most of the decision making included in this portion of the Talon” is done the night before by parents, and students who want to deck out, because their picture packets also come from these snap shots. 75 BEVERLY KINDLE KEITH RUSSELL STACY SHERRILL Juniors Get It Together Doyle Amey Cyd Anglin Ronald Beatty George Benefee Lorna Blevins Mike Boyd Debra Brantley Donald Brantley Sharon Breshers Denis Brown Jean Marie Cole Sally Cotton Verdita Craft Dee Anna Damron Lee Davis Greg Curtis 81 Juniors Mike Davis Don Emerson Andre Emmett David Evans Janet Evans Joe Faine Lee Farrior Zane Fitch Robin Fleming Bernard Flowers Ava Foreman Ernest Franklin Stan Gale William Giddings Anthony Goodman Richard Hamilton Mark Harnesberry Orvil Harris Dana Hill Vickie Hodge 82 Juniors Debra James Mike Juergens Jody Kabelitz Jim Krone Anita Lewis Barry Lewis Marcella Lott Doll a Loving Florence Lyons Jerry Magill Patricia Maher Bill Maker Louvella Manning Merling McCray Yvonnie McCray Rayford McKinley Freddie Mewborn Mary Ann Moore Mike Murrell Rochelle Orborn 83 Juniors 84 Deral Paulk Charles Peoples Willie Jean Richardson Cassandra Russell Marvinia Russell Phyllis Scruggs Maurie Slaughter Hiram Smith Jamiere Smith Tony Smith Shelley Stoll Greg Stratton Charles Swyden Anthony Taylor Bonnie Thompson Patricia Thompson Renae Warrior Donna Weber Ricky Williams Derick Wilson Sophomore Class Makes Big Decisions in Activities in Sports in Academics Darryl Atkins Bobby Baker Stanley Barrientez Willie Brown Mike Bruce Amy Bryan Jonita Bush Cathy Cagle Daryl Carruthers Curtis Carson Belva Chambers Winzella Cole John Cotton Joan Craft Juanita Craft David Damron Audie Daniels Connie Davis La Don Deatherage Byron Dillahaunty David Dellinger Michael Elliot Robert Ford Ricky Foreman Cathy George 85 Sophomores Don Guy Mary Beth Hain Lorry Hankins Rhonda Hanley Vickie Hartley Vicki Hayes Barbara Hearn Sherri Heath Dianna Henderson Ronald Hollier Wendell Huggins Tim Hughes La Tonya Hutton Debra James Darrell Jones Victor Johnson Jeff Kabelitz Tom Krone Harold Langston Delma Lemmons Debra Lewis Doll a Loving Aloha Maxey Rosetta Mathews Bernard Lynch Michael Gilbert Edward Green Cynthia Greene Lisa Griffin 86 Sophomores Terry McBride Chandra McKinley Vickie Noiel Richard Peoples Loretta Perry Debra Ponder Steve Phillips Erwin Pickett Bernard Reese Gaye Robertson Johnny Salyer Joe Scon Richard Sheldon Darlene Sherrill James Slaughter Cindy Thompson Patricia Thompson Claryce Tipton Bonita Troupe Vivian Vietch Paul Waner Luvell Watson Sherri Webb Doug Weber Debra Wells Greg Wheeler Sula Williams Patricia Willis Talmadge Younger 87 Freshman Class Gef into the Swing Tito Alverado Joel Anderson Marcella Barrientez Greg Berry Mike Berry Marina Blevins Toni Brannon Debra Brown Marilyn Brown Rita Brown Dwight Bryan Carolyn Carter Carl Corbin James Chastain Marcella Clark Marty Cloer Carol Cole Waymond Cooksey Doug Damron Larry Daniels Ricky Davis Ronell Eldridge Cecil Factory Chris Farrior Steve Fitch Hathreal Franklin 88 Freshmen Avis Franklin Edward Hanley Carlos Harbert Daryl Harris Brenda Hawthorne Harold Horton Sherri Greene Peretha Grundy Bryan Jackson Sheila Johnson Glenda Jones Sheila Irby Masil Huddleston Ricky Hunt Murita Hutton Terri Jung Paul Kime Steve Kindle William Langston Yania Lott Charlotte Loving Octavia Mewborn Vina Potts Larry Ramsey Toni Robertson rr5' 89 Freddie Noiel Cynthia Patterson David Pickens Chris Phipher Van Robertson Tony Rockwell Denise Ross Randy Russell Sheila Scott Edward Sims Rita Smith Shari Smith Voyd Smith Ben Snell Alquinten Steele Sharon Stratton Kevin Thompson Wayne Venters Rod Verdine Kamala Valdares Keith Warrior Dewayne Williams Joetta Williams Velda Williams Donald Willis 90 Eighth Grade Goes on Strong Anthony Adams Michael Alexander Jenny Allen Sally Allen Trina Augustine Yolanda Beatty Shaun Blevins Eric Booker Oree Broomfield Kent Brown Kelly Brimage Joyce Chandler Ronald Clemmons Teri Cochran Linda 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