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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

ruti THE TALON 1974 Volume I, Number 3 M llivood Junior-Senior High School 6724 North Eastern Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Perceptions The things we see let us in on what is 'coming down’ at Millwood Senior High. Mary Ann Moore gets an enlarged view of Science while Juanita Craft is the object of attention in the first annual Falcon Homecoming Parade. Sharon Breshers and Lisa Griffin share a visual experience during a pep rally and Principal Edwards glances at notes during an unusually quiet moment in his office. Displays from Mrs. Douglass' Art Department, a library full of books (sampled by Vonda Jenkins) and a memorable sunrise over northeast Oklahoma City supply images for our perceptions to interpret. What we hear determines ‘what it is' or ‘what it isn’t' for Falcon students. Announcements made by students, including Carolyn Carter assisted by Mrs. Amelia Spears, keep us informed. Announcements of a different kind are discussed between classes by Audie Daniels and Marchelle Clark and the Marching Falcons provide still more sound, on and off the field. A spirited pep assembly, usually dominated by junior high voices, individual instructions given by Miss Littlejohn and heard by Dennis Brown and the voices of Chorus members Tina Younger, Mona Younger and Danta Robinson add another sense im- portant in our perceptions. 4 I could tell you, If I wanted to, What makes me What I am.” Langston Hughes Sights, sounds, noises and even pictures can never fully have meaning until our emotions unravel what eyes and ears tell us. Merlin McCray. LaTonya Hutton and Andra Emmett communicate with more than their voices. The Falcon Band contributes to the feeling only a parade can create. Chandra McKinley searches her locker in a moment of desperation. Richard Hamilton ex- periences a small amount of anxiety during a pop quiz and Mike Elliot takes time to assist first graders in the Elementary Media Center. At Millwood, students have their own special way of perceiving and experiencing. Freedom to be yourself is important to all of us. Faculty The beginning of the 1973- 74 school year brought new perceptions and changes to Millwood High School. Percep- tions developed by a group of peo- ple called the Millwood High School Faculty and Staff. Mr. Donald M. Edwards, the new high school principal, worked with the faculty to insure the success of the newly es- tablished programs. The perceptions of Millwood High School during 1973-74 con- sisted mainly of people working together for tradition and success. By sharing their percep- tions with the students, the facul- ty became a strong influence. 9 Good Exhibits Many Skills Throughout the 1973-74 school year Superintendent Mr. L. W. Good utilized his perceptions to develop new programs and to maintain school success. Mr. Good not only worked in his office but in the class room as well, when he became the instructor of a 7:30 A.M. Math IV class. He was able to share his well known skill in math while learning about students and their needs at the same time. School Board meetings and of- fice activities ran smoothly with the help of Mrs. Loving, the superin- tendent's secretary and school board clerk. 10 Board And PAC Strengthen School School Board members Mr. James T. Clemmons, Mrs. Francis Percival, Mr. John W. Carruthers, Mrs. Martha Ferretti, and Mr. Gene Allen worked with Superintendent Good in order to involve themselves and the community in the decision making processes that keep Millwood changing for the better. Perceptions of the Parent Ad- visory Committee revolved around communication, organization and cooperation in Millwood High School. The newly formed group consisted of volunteer members from the com- munity at large and was directed by Mr. Edwards. Members of the PAC are (TOP) Mr. Reese. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Anglin, (SEATED) Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. McCary. (LEFT) President of the PAC Mrs. Stratton presides over monthly meeting. Edwards Makes Things Happen Greene Adds Support (ABOVE LEFT) Mr. Edwards meets with PAC. (ABOVE RIGHT) Assistant Principal Mr. Charles Greene. (ABOVE) Mr. Edwards and Mr. Greene do a Sanford and Son” routine for the Join a Club assembly. (RIGHT) Mr. Donald Edwards. Millwood Junior-Senior High Principal. 12 Changes Beneficial To Faculty BETH BINKLEY. Language Arts. Oklahoma Christian College. B.S.E. BRENDA BUTLER. Social Studies. Oklahoma State University. B.A. DAVID DAWKINS. Science. Central State University. B.S.. M.S. EVELYN DOUGLASS. Art. Central State University. M.A. JOYCE DUNLAP. Math. Oklahoma University. B.A. CHARLENE FACTORY. Business Education. Eastern New Mexico University. M.A. Athletic Director Mr. A1 Jones. Girls Basketball Coach Mrs. Amelia Spears and Ac- tivities Director Mrs. Charlene Factory discuss the activity schedule. 13 Enthusiasm Increases VARRYL FRANKLIN. Social Studies. Lincoln University. B.S. SUSAN GREGORY. Reading. Oklahoma University. B.S. RAY HAND. Language Arts. Oklahoma University. B.A. BARBARA HUNTEMAN. Librarian. Central State University. B.A. AL JONES. Physical Education. Central State University. B.S. SHARON KILPATRICK. Language Arts, Langston University, B.A. SALLY LITTLEJOHN. Business Education. Langston University. B.A. JERRY LOGAN. Industrial Arts. Central State University. B.S. RON LOWERY. Language Arts. Central State University. B.A. CLAREECE MASTERS. Counselor. Prairie View. MEd. 14 Creatlulty Grows North Central Evaluation Pays Off LINDA NIMERICK. Foreign Language. Central State University. B.A. HELEN PETERS. Language Arts. Central State University. B.A. WANDA POLLARD. Vocal Music. Central State University. B.M.E. WILLARD RAPER. Physical Education Central State University. B.S.. M.A. RONNY RHOADES. Science. Oklahoma University. B.S. LEODIES ROBINSON. Math. Langston University, B.S. ORVILLE ROPER. Math Langston University B.S. Mrs. Hunteman and Mrs. Masters plan Career Week excursions for Millwood's successful Career Guidance Week. (RIGHT) Mr. Donald Teague helps work study students evaluate the job market. 15 Positive Class Developments Result JESSE THOMASON. Social Studies. Central State University. B.A. GEORGE WAGNER. Physical Education. San Jose State. B.S. AURELIA WALLS. Science. Kansas State Teachers College. B.S. LYNN WALLS. Counselor. Southeastern State. M.Ed. EDGAR SCOTT. Instrumental Music, Langston University, B.A. SHELIA SHAW. Social Studies. Langston University. B.S. KATHRYN SULLINS. Counselor. Oklahoma University. M.A. MARION SWINDALL. Reading. Adams State College. M.A. ARNELIA SPEARS. Physical Education. Langston University. B.A. LINDA SPEARS. Home Economics. Oklahoma University. B.S. 16 Staff Services Are Vital , Vy v +( f V to Yhr% 9� K r Vr Mrs. WYVONNE LOVING. Superintendent's Secretary Mrs. WANDA STEVENS. Senior High Secretary Mrs. LINDA BURDAN. Print Room Aide Mrs. MARTHA CHAMBERS. Snack Bar Manager Mr. JAMES NELSON. Bus Supervisor BUS DRIVERS are: Arnel Higgs Leo Mucker Eddie Johnson Maurice Woods O. V. Hopkins FOOD SERVICE PER- SONNEL are: Oletha Alien Geneva Hall Iona Wells Rosie Wells Pauline Dean. Mgr. 17 Organizations Organizations Belonging to some type of organized group is a vital part of a student’s education. One may in- crease his or her perceptions when sharing mutual interests with other students. The need for involvement could be satisfied by joining an organiza- tion or a club at Millwood High School during the school yaar. There were new clubs formed for the first time during 1973-74. Being in existence for the first year, the clubs had to write constitutions for future members. The people involved in the organizations increased their percep- tions of themselves, their inviron- ment, and of Millwood High School. They not only established organizations for themselves but for the growth of the school as well. 19 Council Relates To Student Body The Senior High Student Coun- cil of Millwood this year was primari- ly concerned with “getting into stu- dent activities and letting the student body know what was going on. Joining with the Junior High group helped in- crease perceptions throughout the school, by uniting the Junior and Senior High students. TOP: President Maurice Amey presides over meeting. BOTTOM: (FIRST ROW) Mrs. Marion Swindall, sponsor. Maurice Amey. president. Wendell Huggins, vice-president. Mrs. Kathryn Sullins. sponsor (SECOND ROW) Rita Brown, parlicvnentarian. Florence Lyons. Vickey Noiel, Mary Ann Moore, secretary (THIRD ROW) Paul Kime. Darryl Jones. Nancy Allen. Freddie Noiel (FOURTH ROW) Lisa Griffin. Sheila Johnson. Dwayne Williams. Carolyn Carter 20 Attitudes Reflect Genuine Interest TOP: Mr. Walls, Maurice Amey, Zachary Evans, and Mr. Tom DeSpain observe the equipment used by Mr. DeSpain during his presentation to the school on Career Education Day. BOTTOM: Student Council members Hollinda Tuggle and Mary Ann Moore show Pat Johnson the skills involved in baseboard cleaning during the school-wide Clean-Up Day. 21 Jr. High Emphasizes School Spirit Students use voting machines in the election of council officers. ABOVE: Ms. Walls and students clean up the gymnasium as their part of the school-wide Clean-Up Day . RIGHT: Spirited eighth graders show enthusiasm which caused them to win the Spirit Stick at Falcon pep assemblies. 22 The Junior High Student Council at Millwood this year consisted of 22 young members. The group was highly spirited and enthusiastic. They were partly responsible for the spirit shown by Junior High students during assemblies. The Student Council joined with the Senior High group to organize a “Clean Up Day which was fun and beneficial to the school. Most of the council's activities were fund-raising events in- cluding a carnival. TOP: Zachary Evans. Lafeita Frazier, and Dolly Turner help with the outdoor cleaning on Clean-Up Day . ABOVE: Mrs. Gregory, sponsor, Zachary Evans, president. Lafeita Frazier vice-president. Hollinda Tuggle, parliamentarian. Dolly Turner, secretary. Mr. Walls, sponsor (SECOND ROW) Eilene Abram. Sheila Moore. Janell Noiel. Kathy Johnson. Sharri McGlauthing. Felecia Montgomery (THIRD ROW) Domita Doss. Sheila Oliver. Rhonda Hodge. Etta Mewbora. Linda Smiley. Linda Martin (TOP ROW) Sharon Sat- tiewhite. Pam Flemings. Frank Moore. Paul Younger. Eric Mitchell. Stephanie Davis Officers Develop Class Identity UPPER LEFT: SEVENTH GRADERS: Shelia Tucker. Jenell Noiel. Felecia Montgomery. Sheila Moore UPPER RIGHT: JUNIORS: (SEATED) Bernard Lynch. Connie Davis. LaTonya Hutton (STANDING) Talmadge Younger. Rex Peoples CENTER LEFT: SOPHOMORES: Shelia Scott. Carolyn Carter. Dwayne Williams (NOT PICTURED) CENTER: EIGHTH GRADERS: Maurice Steele. Sheila Oliver. Laffeeta Frazier CENTER RIGHT: FRESHMEN: Rod Birdine. Jenny Allen. Jack Jones LOWER RIGHT: SENIORS: George Benefee. Vonnie McCray. Dennis Brown 24 Advisory Groups Make Communications The Senior High Advisory consisted of the following members. (FIRST ROW) Sally Cotton. Florence Lyons, Mr. Edwards. Andre Emmitt. Jackie Nunley (SECOND ROW) Audio Daniels. Lisa Griffin. Cathy Cagle. Vickie Hartley. (THIRD ROW) Freddie Noiel. Toni Roberts. Yard Smith, Jackie Morgan The Junior High Advisory Committee Members for the 1973-74 school year were (FIRST ROW) Frank Moore. April Gallemore. FOURTH FROM LEFT Mr. Edwards, sponsor, Sally Allen, Hollinda Tuggle (SECOND ROW) SECOND FROM LEFT Kent Deatherage. Jane Cotton. FIFTH FROM LEFT Joe Carter. RIGHT END Carey Noiel (THIRD ROW) FOURTH FROM LEFT Charmaine Johnson. Marcia Marino. Jeff St. Aubin, (NOT PICTURED) Damita Doss 25 Marching Band Exhibits Uniqueness Perceptions in sound were developed by the Millwood band of 73- 74. The variations of music, in- struments, and techniques were the basic skills of the band. When on the field or in parades the group performed dance-type steps in place of the usual marching methods. The 95 member group con- sisted of both Junior and Senior High Band members. (TOP): The band entertained crowds at every Falcon football game. (BOTTOM): Jr. High Band members are (FIRST ROW) Carla Holmes. Willa Spence. Yvonne Knight. Jane Cotton. Larita Laviolette, Sylvia Washington (SECOND ROW) Jackie Lewis. Cornelia Sanford. Darrell Evans. Steven Orant. Kay Sears, Earlene Abram. Eilene Abram. Cassandra Hence. Robin Smith. Gail Dewberry (THIRD ROW) Ronald Clark, Sheila Moore. Wayne Davis, Debra Patterson. James Cooksey. Phyllis Clark. Andre Scott. Larissa Humphrey. Tori Richardson. Linda Smiley (FOURTH ROW) Clarence Perkins. Mike Paulk. Charmaine Johnson. Delman Jackosn. Randy Hearn. Tom Cot- ton. Jenell Noiel. Zachary Evans. Susan Cotton. Stacy Pitts (FIFTH ROW) Dolly Robins. Cirector. Mr. Edgar Scott 26 Get Down! Majorettes are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Toni Roberts. Mary Ann Moore. Sheila Johnson. Verdita Craft, and Darlene Sherrill. Dwayne Williams (CENTER) was the 73-74 drum major. (FIRST ROW) Carla Holmes. Willa Spence, Jane Cotton. Larita Laviolette, Sylvia Washington (SECOND ROW) Jackie Lewis. Cornelia Sanford. Darrell Evans. Steven Grant. Kaye Sears. Eileen Abram. Earlene Abram. Cassandra Hence. Robin Smith. Gail Dewberry (THIRD ROW) Ronald Clark. Sheila Moore. Donald Davis, Deborah Patterson. James Cooksey, Phyllis Clark. Andrea Scott. Larisa Humphrey. Tor Richardson, Linda Smiley (FOURTH ROW) Clarence Perkins. Mike Paulk. Charmaine Johnson. Delmas Jackson. Randy Hearn, Jenell Noiel. Zachary Evans. Sue Cotton. Stacie Pitts (FIFTH ROW) Dolly Turner. Pierre France. Alonzo Ponder, Harry Robbins. Edgar Scott, director (NOT PICTURED) George Bailey. Kenneth Peoples. Larry Ponder. Maurice Scott. Bret Anderson 27 Choir Displays Feelings Through Song TOP (KNEELING) Van Robinson. Terri Cochran. Loretta Perry (SEATED) Mrs. Pollard. Reginald Walker. Kathy Johnson. Ricky Williams. Karmala Valders (STANDING) Anthony Goodman. Sharri Smith. Lewis Scruggs. Hathrel Frazier BOTTOM: (KNEELING) Connie Davis. Chan- dra Harding. Sheila Jones (SEATED) James Smith. Pat Willis. Dwayne Williams. Cynthia Dean. Stanley Williams (STANDING) Mrs. Pollard. Sharon Stratton. Vickey Noiel. Avis Franklin. Debra Brown. Hiram Smith. Jackie Morgan. Wanda Smiley. Cynthia Patterson 28 Perceptions may be developed and understood better through music, especially song. The mixed choir and Junior High School Girl’s Glee Club expressed their knowledge of percep- tions in their performances both for the school and at other appearances. The acquisition of new uniforms helped improve the choir’s appearance while practice and hard work increased their singing quality. Under the direction of Mrs. Wanda Pollard, the groups con- tributed much to the growth of the vocal music department and to Millwood. BOTTOM (FIRST ROW) Barbara Langston. LaRhonda Sam- muels. Quinita Ramsey. Etta Mewborn. Sheila Johnson. Karen Horn. Sharon Oquine, Demita Doss. Benita Murrell, Carol Douglass. LaRhonda Mitchell. Lynda Martin. Regena Richardson (BACK ROW) Myrl Augustine. Marchella Lugrand. Sheila Oliver. Sheila Carruthers. Rhonda Hodge. Danta Robinson. Shronda Fowler. Monica Younger. Tina Younder. Lisa Starr. Tonya Dillahaunty. Pam Fleming. Lafetta Frazier. Brenda Maxey. Pandora Spowl. Imogene Smiley. Sharon Sat- tiwhite. Mrs. Pollard. Director TOP: The choir performs for the North Central Association Banquet. 29 Pep Club Considers Support Essential (FIRST ROW) Debra Ponder, vice-president. Pat Johnson, presi- dent. Joan Craft, sergeant-at-arms. Pat Willis, sergeant-at-arms (SECOND ROW) Rita Brown, Avis Franklin. Cynthia Patterson. Mary Ann Moore. Florence Lyons. Sherri Knight. Rhonda Hanley (THIRD ROW) Vickey Noiel. Maurice Amey. Ricky Hunt. Ronald Beatty. Fred- die Mewbom. Freddie Noiel. Sheila Johnson (FOURTH ROW) Joetta Williams. Charles Peoples. Dwayne Williams. Henry Robinson. Dennis Brown. Octavia Mew born. The Millwood Pep Club possess- ed certain perceptions of support and dedication during the 73-74 year. In showing these perceptions, the Pep Club wets very successful as they sponsored dances, organized pep assemblies, and decorated the halls with spirit posters. This was the first year the group was “co-ed . The combination of young men and women proved to be very effective. Senior high cheerleaders are (FIRST ROW) Jackie Morgan, and Loretta Perry. (SECOND ROW) Cassandra Russel). Lisa Grif- fin (THIRD ROW) Sharon Breshers. Jamiere Smith, Juanita Craft. 30 Drill Team Jr. High Cheerleaders Jr. High Cheerleaders show enthusiasm for their seventh, eighth and ninth grade teams. They are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Emogene Smiley. Linda Smiley. Etta Mewborn. Vonda Jenkins, and Jackie Lewis. The 73-74 Drill Team was a first for Millwood High School. The group marched with the band at Falcon football games, both home and away. Members of the Drill Team were Rhonda Hanley. Sheila Scott, Marchelle Clark, Vina Potts. Joan Craft. Debra Ponder. Carolyn Carter. Chandra McKinley. Marina Blevins, Avis Franklin, Peretha Grundy. Sula Williams, and Velda Williams. 31 Freedom” Gets New Look Distributed Through Mail The 1973-74 Falcon Freedom” staff was busy with new methods of production and distribution. The group, which was composed of the Journalism I class, numbered sixteen. The acquiring of advertisements was one of the group’s first tasks. New layouts, printing procedures, and mail distribution were all unique for this year’s “Freedom”. TOP: Pat Willis and Pat Johnson staple copies of the Falcon Freedom” for distribution to Millwood patrons by mail. BOTTOM: (FIRST ROW) Theresa Nelson. Chandra McKinley. Jaurene Sattewhite. Angelia Houston. Rodney Smith (SECOND ROW) Debra Lewis. Pat Willis. Robin Scott. Lee Farrier (THIRD ROW) Cynthia Green. Edward Lewis. Cynthia Dean. Robyn Fleming, Pat Johnson, Dennis Brown 32 Talon” Staff Small But Dedicated A yearbook staff which consists of four students and a sponsor would not appear to be capable of publishing a yearbook. The 1973-74 “Talon staff struggled with its small size in order to accomplish the jobs normally assumed by several people. Hirman Smith (NOT PICTURED ON THIS PAGE) and Janet Evans, co-editor, worked together on the sports section of the yearbook. LaDon Deatherage. editor, worked on the organizations division. Pat Thompson, also co-editor, was in- volved with the honors section. Keep- ing things together and running smoothly was Mr. Hand who devoted much time and effort to the Talon publication. TOP: Cropping pictures is an important procedure in the produc- tion of a yearbook. Mr. Hand and Janet Evans make some final decisions in the cropping of pictures for the sports section. BOTTOM: LaDon Deatherage and Pat Thompson plan the “ladder for the 73-74 “Talon . This is done to designate the page numbers for each section of the yearbook. 33 Black Student Union Established “To enable the students to learn more about their Black people and to render their services to the school.” These were purposes of the Black Student Union at Millwood High School. Undoubtedly the percep- tions of the BSU were concerned with these purposes. The BSU was active in many ways as the main coor- dinating device of Black Heritage Week and as the sponsor of a school- wide sickle cell anemia test. A “Black Liberated Ball was held by the BSU at the Ramada Inn Northeast during February. TOP: Vanesse Merrick sings the Black National Anthem as Von- nie McCray. Freddie Mewborn, and Cassandra Russell salute the liberated flag during a Black Heritage Week assembly. ABOVE: (FIRST ROW) M Slaughter. C Corbin. W Huggins. W Brown. R Peoples. J Craft. T Younger. P Johnson. S Breshers. L Perry, C McKinley. B Jackson (SECOND ROW) M Harnesberry. D Adkins. Q Benefee. S Scott. C Russell. V McCray. R Osborn. J Nunley. W Richardson. L Griffin, M McCray. J Craft. M Davis (THIRD ROW) S Booker. R Hanley. R Smith. V Craft. A Emmitt. E Hanley. M Miller. J Bush. A Steele. S Webb. D James. A Franklin. S Knight (FOURTH ROW) T Roberts. S Kindle, J Sattewhite, A Houston. L Holloway. M Smith. V Potts. V Williams. D Sherrill. S Williams. C Davis. D Ponder. M Amey. V Noiel (FIFTH ROW) F Lyons. M Moore. M Elliot. E Green, D Jones. M Gilbert. C Carter. S Johnson. A Goodman, G Jones. D Brown. E Pickett. R Beatty (SIXTH ROW) R Williams. G Stratton, A Daniels. B Lynch. R Randall. D Williams. W Cooksey. R Eldridge. B Snell (STANDING) F Mewborn. B Flowers. R Hollier. W Lewis. D Carruthers. D Woolfolk. P Willis. G Woolfolk. C Harbert. M Smith. C Peoples. M Knighten 34 Speech Students Succeed At Contests Perceptions of speaking and ac- ting were possessed by a group of students which made up the Speech I and II classes at Millwood High School during the 73-74 school year. For the first time at Millwood, the speech department participated in state-wide tournaments. Students placed in standard oratory and humorous duet performances. Other activities included a play, “The Little Match Girl” and a presen- tation of individual contest material to the student body. TOP: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Robyn Fleming. Mark Harnsberry. Debra James. Talmadge Younger. LaDon Deatherage. Jeanmarie Cole, Jackie Morgan, Rex Peoples, Pat Thompson CENTER: During a performance of “The Little Match Girl . Rex Peoples, Jeanmarie Cole and Talmadge Younger dance for the elementary grade students. RIGHT: Mrs. Binkley enjoys the chance to sit down while waiting for the judges' decision at the CSU speech tournament. 35 Science Includes Camping And Chess Science is an important guide for perceptions. It has something to do with all activities and provides a better understanding of life. The Millwood Science Club was very successful in its efforts to broaden perceptions for its members and the school. There were ecological camping trips made by the club throughout the year. For a fund raising event which was fun as well as beneficial to the group, the Science Club held a chess tournament. TOP LEFT: Juanita Craft and Mary Ann Moore present a number of “magical demonstrations for a Join-A-Club assembly. TOP RIGHT: The Science Club officers were STANDING Gaye Robertson, treasurer. Mike Juergens. Community project chairman. Mr. Dawkins, sponsor. Tom Krone, activities director. Mary Ann Moore, secretary. Florence Lyons, v. president, and LaDon Deatherage. bulletin editor. SEATED are Melvin Lewis, community project chairman. Juanita Craft, president, and Ricky Baker. Jr. High president. ABOVE: (FIRST ROW) April Gallemore. Ronny Powell. Wade Jones. David Williams. James Cooksey. Bill Gallemore. Vuncia Merrick. Cindy Wells (SECOND ROW) Sally Allen. Claudia Gille. James Smith. Oree Broomfield. Robert Grant. Jack Jones. Barbara Hearn. Amy Bryan. Bill Anderson (THIRD ROW) Rex Peoples. Cindy Thompson. William Hudson. Cyd Anglin. Sally Cotton. Greg Wheeler, Stan Gale, Charles Swyden 36 Foreign Foods Enjoyed By F. L. Club The Foreign Language Club was involved in broadening their percep- tion of taste as they learned about and prepared Spanish and French dishes. Other countries greatly repre- sent their cultures with food in feasts and other celebrations. Mrs. Nimerick sponsored the club and was responsible for preparing the food which was served at a fondue party and a Christmas Fiesta. The group visited selected restaurants during the school year. The Foreign Language Club organized a simulated “Mardis Gras” which was very successful. Many other groups and clubs participated in the carnival. TOP: (SEATED) April Oallemore. Vanessa Graves. Sharri McGlathion. Mary Ann Moore. Cyd Anglin. Gaye Robertson. Sally Cotton (STANDING) Robert Grant. Paul Younger. Melvin Lewis. Jack Jones. Ricky Williams. Hiram Smith, Mark Harnesberry. Anthony Goodman. Maurice Amey CENTER: Mrs. Nimerick and Mrs. Bryan observe the glass figures at one of the booths during a French Festival at South Shields Mall. The event is state wide and features many types of French activities. BOTTOM: (SEATED) Pam Seffel, Claudia Gille. Vickie Hartley. Juanita Craft. Jamiere Smith. Cathy Cagle. Debbie Wells (STANDING) Paul Kime. Masil Huddleston. Vard Smith. Belva Chambers. Amy Bryan. Barbara Hearn. Alva Brown. Rod Birdine 37 Bicycle Club Members Capitalize On Safety Members of the Millwood Bicy- cle Club learned that riding a bike is a healthy and fun way to develop perceptions. They began the year with a five mile ride to the home of Mrs. Dunlap who is the sponsor of the Bicycle Club. Other activities included guest speakers from the Police Department and a local bicycle shop. A trip to the Fire Department resulted in members receiving individual bicycle licenses. Perceptions of bicycle safety and bicycle laws were developed by the club members. ABOVE: Club members make last minute inspections before em- barking on their first ride of the season. BELOW: Bicycle Club members are (TOP ROW) Rod Birdine. William Hudson. Eric Booker. Anthony Goodman. Carey Noiel. Joe Carter. Harold Jones. Adron Crawford. Mike Clark (MIDDLE) Nancy Allen. Claudia Gille. April Gallimore. James Cooksey. Steven Grant. Sally Allen. Mrs. Dunlap (BOTTOM) Robert Grant. Zackary Evans. Victor Scott. Clarence Perkins. Kent Percival and Clarence Bell. 38 Student Librarians Form Association ABOVE LEFT: Vard Smith, Stanley Williams and Vonnie McCray present a skit during an alf school assembly. ABOVE RIGHT: MSLA Officers are Vonnie McCray. President; Amy Bryan. Vice President: Nancy Allen. Secretary, and Mrs. Hunteman. Sponsor. BOTTOM: Student Librarian Association members are (FRONT ROW) Mary Moore. Jackie Nunley. Florence Lyons. Cassandra Russell. Rouchelle Osborn (MIDDLE ROW) Patricia Thompson. Jack Jones. Wade Jones. Jenny Allen. Ellen Copple. Vuncia Merrick (BACK ROW) Wayne Taylor. Melvin Lewis. Rod Birdine. Bar- bara Hearn and Belva Chambers. Reading became a method of developing perceptions for the Millwood Student Librarians’ Association this year. The organiza- tion consisted of 35 students and their sponsor Mrs. Hunteman who is also the school librarian. The MSLA held meetings where several guests speakers were invited to address the group. These speakers varied from a spokeswoman from the Library for the Blind to teachers from Millwood who gave book reviews. Excursions to the Vo-Tech School, The Oklahoma Leadership Conference and the OSLA convention at the University of Oklahoma were part of the club’s program. 39 FHA Stresses Awareness Future Homemakers of America are usually associated only with cook- ing. sewing, etc. because these are part of homemaking duties. The FHA chapter of Millwood included other activities along with the ordinary “homemaker” activities. These included an excursion to the Police Department, inviting guest speakers to Millwood for the FHA, and selling fire extinguishers to en- courage home safety. Some of the club’s other ac- tivities were a cake decoration demonstration and the FHA State Rally in April. TOP LEFT: Shelley Stoll is busy with one of the FHA's major projects, painting the teacher s lounge. TOP EIGHT: Two Millwood homemakers combine efforts with ingredients while making a cake. BOTTOM: (FIRST ROW) Stephanie Davis. Claudia Gille. Lorn a Duf- fy. president. Shelley Stoll, secretary. Marina Blevins, v. president. Ellen Copple. parliamentarian. Marchelle Clark. Vina Potts. Avis Franklin. Cynthia Patterson (SECOND ROW) Renita Dotson. Vanessa Graves. Wanda Smiley. Brenda Hawthorne. Sheila Irby. Toni Roberts. Peretha Grundy. Velda Williams. Rita Brown. Mrs. Lin- da Spears 40 To find delight in any small part of the order of the uniuerse is to res- pond to the uniuersal language of perception!” Marjon Downer We must teach, help young peo- ple to perceive — see with feeling. To use their senses, to establish identity with an object of nature through its smell, its shape, its texture, its color. Lines are only lines or are they? The most basic shapes are a circle, a square . . . what makes us prefer one over the other? If the material is similar and the shape different, what is the feeling? If the material is different, yet the shape is similar, what is the feeling? The relationships of nature never cease to amaze us — what will we see next? Color has a strong emotional impact on us. Tex- ture is there to see and feel how is it that we miss so much? We cannot continue to grow and affect change if we cannot remain in contact with the physical world through all of our senses. We must be free to use our im- agination in extending our vision. Evelyn Lewis Douglas Art, five-twelve TOP: Perceptions of touch and feel arfr expressed by Larry Daniels as he works on the potter's wheel. BOTTOM: Mrs. Douglas. Carolyn Hubinger. Shawna Warren. Jo Etta Williams. Sheila Irby. Sheila Scott. William Langston. Sharon Stratton. Don Willis (SEATED) Freddie Noiel. Larry Daniels 41 Honors The perceptions of life never seem to change for some individuals, but for those who see farther and probe deeper into life there are rewards. During 1973-74, Millwood High School presented honors to students whose perceptions were sensitive and who made special achievements. The honors were merely rewards for the students’ efforts and accomplishments. In structuring a successful Millwood High School there must be leaders whose percep- tions will make it so, and develop a school which will also be honored. 43 Mr. Dennis Brown Mr. Falcon Dennis Brown, senior, was selected by his classmates as Mr. Falcon for the 1973-74 school year. Dennis served as senior class presi- dent and was an outstanding member of the Falcon Basketball team. The Mr. Falcon award is based on leadership, scholarship and service. Dennis Brown was well qualified to receive this honor. M ss Florence Lyons Miss Falcon Florence Lyons, senior, was chosen as Miss Falcon for the 1973- 74 school year. Florence competed in the area of Speech and Drama for Millwood. She and her partner Talmadge Younger placed second at the Okmulgee Tournament. Florence was also selected as the Serior Attendant to the Basket- ball Queen and received honors for academics and leadership. 45 Basketball Queen Debra Ponder Reigns TOP RIGHT: Debra Ponder reigns as Falcon Basketball Queen for 1974. Attendants are Florence Lyons. Senior (TOP LEFT); Vickie Hartley. Junior (TOP MIDDLE) and Peretha Orundy. sophomore (LOWER LEFT). LOWER RIGHT: Dennis Brown, basketball team captain, escorts Joanna Bowie and Nathan Robinson onto the court for the coronation ceremonies. 46 Football, Homecoming Queens Honored Breshers, Craft Selected TOP LEFT: Sharon Breshers is the 1973- 74 Football Queen. Attendants are Juanita Craft, junior (TOP MIDDLE); Rhonda Hanley, junior (TOP RIGHT): LaTonya Hutton, junior (FAR LEFT); Van Robinson, sophomore (LEFT). ABOVE: Juanita Craft is the 1973-74 Homecoming Queen. Mr. And Miss Black, Val. And Sal. Honored RIGHT: Joan Craft and Derek Woolfolk were selected as Mr. and Miss Black in honor of Black Heritage Week. BELOW LEFT: Nan- cy Allen who complied a perfect 4.0 grade point average became the Valedictorian of the Class of 1974. BELOW RIGHT: Mary Ann Moore was honored as the Salutatorian for having the second highest grade average in the 1974 graduating class. 48 Honor Society, Class Favorites Recognized FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. Class favorites for the Junior Class were Connie Davis and Talmadge Younger. Senior Class favorites were Rhonda Hanley and Ronald Beatty. Sophomore Class favorites were Toni Brannon and Don Willis. Members of the newly formed “Principes chapter of the National Honor Society for 1974 are (FRONT ROW) Derek Woolfolk, Chandra McKinley. Charles Peoples. Florence Lyons. Andre Emmett, Jamiere Smith, Nancy Allen. Maurice Amey (SECOND ROW) Juanita Craft. Lisa Griffin. Sharon Breshers. Vickie Hodge. Mary Ann Moore. Rhonda Hanley. Bernard Reese, Anthony Goodman (THIRD ROW) Cynthia Green. Claryce Tipton, Vuncia Merrick. Gaye Robertson. Cindy Thompson, LaDon Deatherage. Willie Brown, Joan Craft. Hiram Smith, Windell Huggins (FOURTH ROW) Cassandra Russell. Amy Bryan. Barbara Hearn. Johnita Bush. Talmadge Younger. Connie Davis, Debra Ponder. Audie Daniels. Cyd Anglin, Alquintin Steele, Darryl Jones (FIFTH ROW) Cathy Cagle. Debbie Wells. Vickie Hartley. Masil Huddleston. Paul Kime. Vard Smith. John Cotton. Van Robinson. Bryan Jackson. Peretha Grundy. Joel Anderson (SIXTH ROW) Vonnie McCray. Belva Chambers. Sharri Smith. Avis Franklin. Marchelle Clark, Theresa Nelson. Jackie Morgan. Toni Brannon. Brenda Hawthorne. Verdita Craft. 49 Sports In competitive sports there are perceptions of skill and strength, perceptions of victory and defeat with an occasional tie. Millwood High School became well known in 1973-74 through its sports program when the varsity foot- ball team ranked third in the state of Oklahoma in Class A. The basketball team was predicted to be champs of the newly formed Sooner Conference. Varisty athletics, girls sports, and junior high sports provided ac- tivities where nearly half of the stu- dent body could test their mental and physical perceptions. 51 Falcons Make State Semi-finals The 1973-74 season for the Mighty Falcon Football team was the most rewarding season in Millwood football history. Coach Leodies Robinson was selected coach of the Little All City Team. Coach Robinson was also chosen Metropolitan Coach of the Year. Gerald Johns who started at fullback was chosen player of the year and All District Fullback. Bernard Flowers was selected as the Little All City halfback and All District halfback. Wayne Taylor. Merlin McCray, and George Benefee were honored as All District Defensive halfbacks. All District linebackers were Greg Stratton, Mike Merrell and Mike Davis. Making the All District Team at center was Freddie Mewborn. Other All District Offensive Team members were Andre Emmett at guard. Gerald Johns at fullback and Bernard Flowers at halfback. Along with Coach Robinson on the All City Team were quarterback, Mike Bruce, Center Freddie Mewborn, and guard, Andre Emmett. ABOVE . Mike Merrell nurses an injured knee. BOTTOM: Falcon team members are (BOTTOM ROW) Merlin McCray. Bernard Flowers. Victor Johnson. Mike Davis. Gerald Johns. Freddie Mew- born. Greg Stratton. Rex Peoples (MIDDLE ROW) Larry Daniels. George Benefee. Andre Emmett. Mike Merrell. Steve Kindle. Don Willis. Willie Brown. Rodney 8mith. Byron Dillahunty, Darryl Carruthers (TOP ROW) Coach A! Jones. Alvin Manning, Mike Berry, Coach Robinson. Darryl Adkins. Curtis Carson. Ed Greene. Darryl Jones. Wayne Taylor. Mike Bruce. Robert Fort, Coach George Wagner. James Slaughter, and Coach Varryl Franklin. 52 Score Board Falcons 20 Opponent Newkirk 12 32 Northeast 36 22 Heritage Hall 13 38 Tishomingo 0 20 Tuttle 35 18 Chandler 0 50 Hollis 8 38 Jones 13 43 McCloud 12 28 Tulsa Mason 12 TOP Quarterback. Mike Bruce (10) calls signals in the Heritage Hall game. ABOVE LEFT: George Benefee (17) charges across the line in the rain soaked Tuttle field. ABOVE RIGHT: Andre Emmett (74) and Gerald Johns (35) collect their thoughts while the defense is on the field. 53 ABOVE LEFT: Team members “pose during chalk talk. ABOVE RIGHT: Rex Peoples (30) runs an end sweep with a blocking assist from Mike Berry. ABOVE: Outstanding back Bernard Flowers warms up during a tough workout. RIGHT: Coach Robinson attends to head coach duties 54 First Downs Pick Winner In Semi-finals Tie Game Falcons Wind Up 'T Short LEFT: Andre Emmett (74) congratulates Bernard Flowers (40) for a touchdown run. BELOW LEFT: The coaching stafT makes mid- game strategy changes. BELOW RIGHT: Defensive players look menacing to scrambling quarterback Mike Bruce. 55 Freshman Football Coach George Wagner and Coach Ron Lowery directed the Freshman Football Team, consisting of both eighth and ninth graders, to an undefeated 1973-74 season. Outstanding players on the team included Don Montgomery. Frank Moore. Charles Owens. Joe Carter. Prentice Hunt. Kenneth Sherrill. Lewis Scruggs and Paul Younger. The team members are expected to have a tremendous 74-75 season with many returning starters. The varsity team will also be improved as freshman team members ad- vance to the Senior High team. UPPER LEFT: Paul Younger (86) blocks for a successful running play. UPPER RIGHT: Some passes seem to take forever to hit target. LOWER LEFT: Tony Harris (70) walks away from a pile up on orders from the referee. LOWER RIGHT: Don Montgomery (22) changes pace to avoid a tackier during the Jones game. 56 Undefeated Again Score Board Falcons Opponent 20 Bethany 0 20 Heritage Hall 0 28 Casady 6 14 Jones 6 18 Del Crest 16 22 Nicoma Park 0 30 McGuiness 6 30 Chandler 0 TOP: Frank Moore (STANDING LEFT) charges during a scrimmage. LEFT: Bernard Kindle seems amazed that practice can be so tough. ABOVE: Coach Wagner explains a new play to team members. 57 7th Grade Footballers Haue 4-1-2 Season The seventh grade team, coach- ed by Mr. Lowery, compiled a record of 4 wins, 1 loss and 2 ties during the 73-74 season. Victories over Heritage Hall and Bethany were particularly sweet. Team captains for the seventh grade team were Steve Gahagan. Lo Andrews and Randy Hearn. TOP: Team members add spirit to pep assembly. MIDDLE: Steve Gahagan makes a 95 yard touchdown run on a pass from Stanley Knighten. BOTTOM: Team members are (FRONT ROW) Daryl Robinson. Ronnie Richards. Danny Sprowl, Don McCary, Graig Brown. Randv Hearn. Reggie Masters. Jeff Tollett, Terry Snell. Mike Willis. Brat Anderson (BACK ROW) Tony Herrod. Gordon Stull. Steven Pickett. Stevie Williams. Eric Slaughter. Steven Gahaggns, Stanly Knighten. Lorenzo Andrews. Gary Lewis. Ricky Brown. Kourtney Hudson. Tuffy Peoples. Leon Washington. Coach Lowery. 58 Lettermen’s Initiates New Members ABOVE LEFT: Coach Raper helps get club T-shirts ordered for all members. ABOVE RIGHT: Lettermen's Club members take time to ham it up for the Talon photographer. Club Members for the 1973-74 school year are (FRONT ROW) George Benefee. Herschel Langston. Mike Barry. Brian Jackson. Darryl Jones. Charles Peoples. (SECOND ROW) Merlin McCray. Rodney Smith. Bernard Flowers. Mike Merrell. Mike Davis. Talmadge Younger. (THIRD ROW) Greg Stratton. Wayne Taylor. Don Willis. Willie Brown. Steve Kindle. (BACK ROW) Larry Daniels. Darryl Adkins. Freddie Mewborn. Darryl Carruthers. Fred Noiel. Ed Greene. Coaches Jones. Robinson. Wagner. Franklin and Raper are sponsors of the Club. 59 Varsity Basketball Makes State Falcon Power strikes again in a season filled with honors. Dennis Brown received the conference player of the year and a 19.8 average. Other titles received were All Conference: Dennis, Darryl Adkins, and Ronald “Jumpy” Beatty. Freddie Mewborn put in the last second winning points to defeat Harrah for District Cham- pionship. Coach Raper has turned Millwood's great talents into great athletes. TOP RIGHT: Coach Raper takes ofT for a trip. MIDDLE RIGHT: C. Peoples takes a break from the action. TOP LEFT: F. Mewborn keeps his eye on the ball. RIGHT: Jumpy practices goal tending. Team (BOTTOM ROW): D. Adkins. F. Mew- born. R. Beatty. D. Brown. D. Carruthers. R. Peoples. (BACK ROW). C. Peoples. B. Jackson. S. Kindle. M. Berry. F. Noiel. and D. Willis. 60 TOP LEFT: Dennis puts in another two. TOP RIGHT: Darryl displays his precision. MIDDLE LEFT: Frank makes a face at his ball. BOTTOM: Another B-Team win. ABOVE (BOTTOM ROW): F. Noiel. B. Jackson. F. Moore. S. Kindle. D. Willis. (TOP ROW). R. Hunt. W. Davis. J. Anderson. W. Langston, and C. Corbin. 61 Mewborn Averages Nineteen Per Game With the help of Coach Spears, the girls' basketball team improved greatly over last year. Sophomore Denise Mewborn scored 233 points for an average of 19. LaTonya Hut- ton. a junior forward, is directly behind her in averages. The team will be losing their only senior. Mary Ann Moore. She has contributed immense- ly to the teams improvement. With practice and a fantastic coach the team will be ready for next year. . °TT°M: Team members are LaTonya Hutton. Hollinda Coach Spears busy watching practice. RIGHT: Mary displays her uggle. Toni Roberts. Peretha Grundy. Marilyn Brown. (BACK ROW) footwork. Sheha Johnson. Carolyn Carter. Denise Mewborn. and Mary Ann Moore. UPPER MIDDLE: LaTonya awaits a pass. UPPER RIGHT: 62 7th Girls Win Just because they are young doesn’t mean they’re any less talented. The 7th grade girls basket- ball team, also coached by Mrs. Spears, captured the AAU tourna- ment held March 16-17. The first game was an easy victory 38-10, but in the finals they had to put up a fight. Cleveland fell to the youthful Falcons 39-35 in overtime. Each player received an individual trophy. ABOVE: Tony Roberts takes a break from the action. RIGHT: Carolyn watches a new-found head. LOWER LEFT: Denise outjumps opponent. Team (BOTTOM). Sheila Carruthers, Erleen Abram. Dolly Turner. Felecia Montgomery. Eileen Abram. (TOP): Coach A. Spears. Sheila Tucker. Sheila Moore. Janell Noiel. Charmain Johnson. Angela Flowers. Freshman Basketball They Hang Tough The Freshman Basketball team, coached by Mr. George Wagner, sharpened their perceptions as they compiled a 15-2 record during their season. A strong offense and a tough defense helped the freshmen defeat rivals Heritage Hall, Crooked Oak. McGuiness and Casady. Frank Moore, David Jones, and Ron Clemmons were team standouts according to Coach Wagner. RIGHT: Frank Moore scores two points for the Falcons. BELOW: Charles Scott drives for a layup despite a strong defense. 64 Team members are (FRONT ROW) Howard Hanley, Wade Jones. Paul Uounger, Anthony Adams. Ken Sherrill, Andre Scott (MIDDLE ROW) Ron Clemmons. Fred Joiner, Kenny Webb, Charles Williams. Lewis Scruggs. Charles Scott (BACK ROW) Delmon Foster. David Jones. Frank Moore. Tony Harrison. Alva Brown. Coach Wagner. Eighth Grade Basketball Team Goes Undefeated Record Stands 10-0 in 73-74 The eighth grade basketball team finished the 73-74 season with a record of 10-0. They defeated rivals Pleasant Hill, Del Crest. Heritage Hall, and Western Heights. The team captured first place at the State Center Tournament, defeating Nicoma Park 49-38. Luther 65-39 and Harrah 64-25. Mr. Roy Lowery coached the eighth grade team. UPPER LEFT: Don Montgomery scored for the Falcons. UPPER Adrean Crawford. Marshall Amey. Coach Lowery. Delmas Jackson. RIGHT: Delmas Jackson watches a defensive struggle. BOTTOM: Ed Hamilton and Andre Williams. Team members are (FRONT ROW) Darren Smith. Joe Carter. Don Montgomery. Carey Noiel (BACK ROW) Mike Clark. George Bailey. 65 7th Grade Shoot For Victory The 7th grade basketball team had an outstanding season with 7 wins to only two losses. The team played Heritage Hall twice and Western Heights twice. On all four oc- casions the opponents fell to the mighty Falcons. Coach Lowery has brought out the best in these fine young men. Much of the teams successfulness is accredited with hard work and togetherness of the team with Coach Lowery. 66 Team picture. BOTTOM ROW: John Wooford. Tufty Peoples. Maurice Scott. Steve Gahagan. TOP ROW: Reggie Masters. Lorenzo Andrews. Coach Lowery. Craig Brown, and Gary Lewis. UPPER RIGHT: Lo Andrew scores another two points. LOWER LEFT: Steve Gahagan shows his superior form. Meioborn Takes Third In State m Millwood’s hidden potentials are being uncovered in Girls’ Track. Coach Amelia Spears, a track star herself, has coached the team into a successful year. Marilyn Brown qualified for State in the Shot Put and Denise Mewborn went to state where she took 3rd place in the Shot Put. A few other track stars in the Senior High were Carolyn Carter in the High Jump and Janet Evans in the 70-yard hurdles. UPPER LEFT: Tina Younger leads her opponents in the 440 relay. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Spears gets her team organized into their proper events. CENTER: Carolyn Carter makes a successful high jump. ABOVE: The Junior and Senior High track team members were (KNEELING) Pam Fleming. Jackie Lewis. Sherri Heath. Linda Smiley. Tina Younger. Vonda Jenkins. Patricia Moore. Etta Mewborn. Janet Evans (STANDING) Lafeeta Frazier. Monica Younger. Lorreta Perry. Sheila Moore, Sheila Tucker. Carolyn Carter. Vickie Dean. Debra Brown. Jaquita Williams. Brenda Perry. Gwen Sammuels. and Linda Coleman. 67 Track Team Wins Cache Meet The talent possessed by the Falcon Track team expressed itself at the Cache tournament as Brian Jackson won the Best Athlete award for the meet. Coach Robinson's hopes for a state championship went down the drain as the relay team was dis- qualified during the state meet. The season began with the Federation Indoor Track Meet held at the Myriad. The team also par- ticipated in the Wildcat Invitational, the Little Dixie meet. The team finished at the top of the ratings in the Sooner Conference. 68 TOP: Junior Talmadge Younger works out for the hurdle events. BELOW: Team members practice starts. Team members for this season were Oreg Stratton. Talmadge Younger. Bernard Flowers. George Benefee. Darryl Jones and Curtis Carson. Brian Jackson Wins Best Athlete At Cache Meet TOP LEFT: George Benefee and Bernard Flowers exchange the relay baton. TOP RIGHT: Cur is Carson and Darryl Jones make up the other half of the relay tea.n. BELOW: Junior High Track team members coached by Mr. Lowery are (TOP ROW) Mike Clark. Kenneth Webb. Shawn Blevins. Adron Crawford. Marshall Amey (BOTTOM ROW) Tony Rockwell. Frank Moore. James Smith. Pren- tice Hunt. David Hunt. Gymnast’s Motto-. Pain Is Joy TOP: Competing in the men's events were (FRONT ROW) Delano Bratcher. Kent Percival. Steve Gahagan. Gary Lewis. Ricky Baker, Leon Washington (BACK ROW) Steve Grant. John Tucker. Cary Noiel. Tray Washington. Alan Washington. Ronny Richards. Eric Slaughter. ABOVE: Ricky Baker takes a turn on the rings. ABOVE RIGHT: Craig Sherrill gets some help on the long horse. RIGHT: Verdita Craft and Jackie Nunley do conditioning exercises. 70 Pain Is Pain, Sometimes With a motto of pain is joy”, how can anyone get hurt? The gym- nasts stretched and strained for three weeks of conditioning exercises before working on the equipment. Coach A1 Jones took the team from forward rolls to giant swings. The men’s team defeated Putnam City and Capitol Hill to take third place in a novice meet at John Marshall. The women participated in a novice meet at Marshall also. A special demonstration for school and parents was presented by the team in April. ABOVE LEFT: Juanita Craft displays her talent on the uneven parallel bars. ABOVE RIGHT: Janet Evans works out on the uneven bars. ABOVE: Competing in the women’s events were (FRONT ROW) Carol Hubinger. Danta Robinson. Debbie Patterson. Monica Younger. (MIDDLE) Jackie Lewis. Imogene Smiley. Demeda Porter. Claudia Gille. Vickie Hartley (BACK ROW) Janet Evans. Vardita Craft. Tina Younger. Linda Smiley. Robin Cubit. 71 fore. Fore FORE The golfers swung into another season of following a little white ball across three miles of green grass and trying to hit it into a 3 diameter hole in the ground. When weather permits, the golfers, instructed by Coach Thomason, practice at Lincoln Golf Course. Rex Peoples holds the Number One position with an 11 handicap and he is also the only remaining starter from last year. The newest members of the team are Paul Kime. Deral Paulk. Charles Swyden, and Masil Huddleston. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Thomason gives a few pointers to Masil Huddleston and Paul Kime. LOWER LEFT: Rex Peoples demonstrates his proper backswing. LOWER MIDDLE AND RIGHT: Masil Huddleston and Paul Kime are getting ready to tee off. NOT PICTURED are Deral Paulk and Charles Swyden. 72 Mu Alpha Chi, Millwood’s Athletic Club for Women, was es- tablished for the first time by spon- sors Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Spears, and Mrs. Factory. The club’s founding in- itiates were LaTonya Hutton, Janet Evans. Mary Ann Moore, and Juanita Craft. To become a member of the club the young ladies must achieve at least a 2.0 grade average, be in good standing with the school, and have lettered in at least one sport. Mu Alpha Chi Is Founded UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Amelia Spears was the club's main sponsor. LOWER: LaTonya Hutton. Janet Evans. Mary Ann Moore, and Juanita Craft are the first initiates to the club. 73 Classes Classes Each class at Millwood High School possessed a somewhat different set of perceptions during the 1973-74 school year. The ways in which each class perceived the school and each other gave individuality to that class. The classes were continuously in- volved in activities. The kinds of ac- tivities each class participated in, the perceptions each class member felt and the spirit shown by the classes contributed to the uniqueness of each student and to the success of Millwood School. 75 Senior Class Largest Yet ALLEN. NANCY AMEY. MAURICE ANGLIN. CYD BEATTY. RONALD BENEFEE. GEORGE BOOKER. STEVE BRESHERS. SHARON COLE. JEAN MARIE COTTON. SALLY CRAFT. VERDITA Freddie Mewbom. Bennie Sims, and Joe Faine listen as Senior Class business is discussed in one of the frequent class meetings. 71 Falcons Graduate In 74 DAVIS. MIKE DUFFY. LORNA EMMETT. ANDRE EVANS. JANET FAINE. JOSEPH FARRIER. LEE FLEMING. ROBYN FLOWERS. BENARD GALE. STAN GOODMAN. ANTHONY GRIFFIN. LISA HANLEY. RHONDA HARNSBERRY. MARK HODGE. VICKIE JOHNS. GERALD JUERGENS. MIKE 77 78 We Alumys Go Out For Lunch” Vickie Hodge and Mike Merrell seemed sur- prised when ‘Talon staffers asked their destination. LEWIS. BARRY LOTT. MARCELLA LYONS. FLORENCE MAGILL. JERRY McCRAY. MERLIN McCRAY. YVONNIE mckinley. chandra MERRELL. MIKE MERRICK. VANEESE MEWBORN. FREDDIE Seniors MOORE. MARY ANN NUNLEY.JACQUELYN OSBORN.ROUCHELLE PAULK. DERAL PEOPLES. CHARLES RANDELL. RHONDA RICHARDSON. WILLIE JEAN RUSSELL. CASSANDRA LEFT: Dennis Brown, Senior Class Presi- dent gives wise advice to Debra James. ABOVE: Vaneese Merrick and Wayne Taylor examine senior proofs. Seniors BELOW: Mark Harnsberry and Bernard Flowers make plans for the future by visiting the Planned Parenthood exhibit. RIGHT: Nan- cy Allen introduces the guest speaker at the first annual Honors Assembly. SAMUEL. JOYCE SIMS. JIM SMITH. JAMIERE SMITH. RODNEY TAYLOR. WAYNE WILLIAMS. RICKY WILSON. DERICK WOOLFOLK. DEREK 80 Juniors Determine, Reach Goals Adkins. Darryl Brown. Willie Bruce. Mike Bryan. Amy Bush. Jonita Cagle. Cathy Carruthers. Daryl Carson. Curtis Carter. Lennise Chambers. Belve Cochran. Jerry Cotton. John Craft. Joan Craft. Juanita Daniels. Audie Davis. Connie Dean. Cynthia Deatherage. LaDon Elliott. Mike Ford. Robert 81 Junior Class Angelia Johnson, a junior, gets a chance to practice first-aid skills during Mr. Wagner's Family Living Class. Franklin. Ernest Gilbert. Mike Green. Cynthia Greene. Edward Excells In SPIRIT Hanley. Rhonda Hartley. Vickie Hearn. Barbara Heath. Sherry Hollier. Ronald Huggins. Wendell Hutton. Latanya Johnson. Pat 82 Juniors Johnson, Victor Jones. Darryl Krone, Tom Knighten. Melvin Langston. Hershel Lewis, Deborah Lynch, Bernard Maxey, Aloha McKinley, Chandra Merrick. Viencia Peoples. Rex Perry. Loretta Ponder. Debra English Class is a place to build language skills. Junior students are buidling here in Mrs. Peters class. 83 Eleventh Grade Sponsors Successful Prom Reese. Bernard Robertson. Oaye Samuel. Gwendolyn Scott. Joe Scott. Robin Sherrill, Darlene Slaughter. James Smith. Myron Thompson. Cindy Thompson. Patricia Tipton. Claryce Troup. Bonita Waner, Paul Watson, Luvell Wells. Debbie Wheeler. Greg Williams. Sula Willis. Patricia Woolfolk. Greg Younger. Talmadge 84 Sophomores Exhibit Involvement Anderson. Joel Berry. Greg Berry. Mike Blevins. Marina Brannon. Toni Brown. Debra Brown. Rita Carbin. Carl Carter. Carolyn Clark. Marchell Cooksey. Waymond Copple. Ellen Daniels. Larry Davis. William Eldridge. Ronell Factory. Cecil Farrier. Chris Franklin. Avis Frazier. Hathyrel Greene. Sherri 85 Sales, Projects Spark Sophomore Enthusiasm Grundy. Peretha Hanley. Edward Harbert, Carlos Hart. Mark Hawthorne. Brenda Huddleston, Masil Hunt. Rickey Irby. Sheila Jackson. Brian Johnson, Shelia Kime. Paul Kindle. Steve Langston. William Liverpool. Cheryl Mewborn. Denise Miller. Monty Morgan. Jackie Nelson. Theresa Noiel, Fred Patterson. Cynthia 86 Sophomores Potts. Vina Ramsey. Larry Richardson. Larry Roberson. Van Roberts. Toni Robinson. Henry Scott. Sheila Smith. David Smith. Shari Smith. Vard Steele. Alquintin Williams. Dwayne Williams. Velda Willis. Don 87 Freshmen Carry Out Cleanup Campaign Anderson, Bill Adams, Anthony Allen. Jenny Allen. Sally Bates. Rodney Birdine. Rod Beatty. Yolanda Blevins. Shawn Booker. Erick Broomfield. Oree Brown, Alva Brown. Marilyn Campbell. Earl Chandler. Joyce Clemmons. Ron Cochran. Terry Coleman, Linda Cooper. Beverly Davis. Lawrence Davis. Stephanie Davis. Velma Dean. Audrea Dean. Vicki Dotson. Renita Fitch. Morya Foster. Delmon Oallemore. April Oiile, Claudia Gissandaner, Yvette Grant, Robert 88 Graves. Vanessa Ninth Graders Get Inuolued Greene. Kathy Harper. Janice Hanley. Howard Hanley. Edward Harding. Chandra Harrison. Tony Huddleston, Bunny Hudson. William Hunt, Prentice Jayner, Fred Johns. Donna Johnson. Franschelle Johnson. Kathy Johnson. Ozella Jones. David Jones. Jack Jones. Shelia Jones. Wade Kindle. Ervin Lynch. Terry 89 Freshmen Mitchell. Kathleen Moore. Frank Montgomery. Don Murray. Lahunda Post. Yolanda Rockwell. Tony Scott, Andre Scott. Charles Scruggs. Lewis Sherrill, Ken Smith. James Smiley. Wanda Starr. Detrich Stratton. Sharon Thompson. Larry Tipton. Tanya Tuggle. Holinda Tyler. Valerie Valadares. Kamala Walker. Reginald Washington. Prentice Washington. Sheila Webb. Kenneth Williams. Charles Williams. Jimmy Williams, Joetta Wilson. Sharon Wright. Delmaree Wright. Renee Younger. Paul 90 Eighth Grade Allen. Alan Amey. Marshall Anderson. Tim Bailey. George Bell. Clarence Blair. Ken Bowen. Carolyn Bowen. Sharon Boyles. Javon Carter. Joe Clark. Mike Clark. Ronald Cochran. Judith Cotton. Jane Crawford. Adron Davis. Wayne Deatherage. Kent Delano. Bratcher Denson. Eddie Dean. Derrick Dewberry. Gail Dillahunty. Tonya Douglas. Carol Eastick, Rodney Eldridge. Tony Evans. Zackery Fleming. Pamela France. Pierre Frazier. LaFeetta Gray. Geoffrey 91 Eighth Greenwood. Avis Gude. Gerard Hamilton. Ed Hodge. Rhonda Hollier, Ralph Hubinger. Carolyn Hunt. Regina Jackson, Delmos Jenkins. Vonda Johnson. Anthonette Johnson. Sheila Jones. Harold Knight. Yvonne Laviolette. Larita Lewis. Jackie Liverpool. Bruce Lugrand. Marchella Mack. Ronny Martin. Linda Maxey. Brenda McCleary. Ruby Mewborn. Etta Mitchell. Eric Graders Take... Math class occupies the attention of Mrs. Dunlap's eighth graders. 92 A Giant Step Forward Moore. Patricia Noiel. Carey Oliver. Sheila Percival. Kent Perez. Tony Perkins. Clarence Ponder. Alonzo Rainge. Tamingo Richardson. Regina Richardson. Tory Robinson. Danta Robinson. Marcus Sanford. Cornelia Sattiewhite. Sharon Scott. Victor Sears. Kay Sims. Mike Smiley. Linda Smith. Darren Spence. Willa Sprowl. Pandora Starr. Lisa Swalwell, Joe Tucker. Jon Tyler. Mike Warren. Shawna Washihgton. Booker Wells. Cindy Williams. Andre Younger. Tina 93 Seventh Grade Begins Again Abram. Earlene Anderson. Bret Andrews. Lorenzo Baker. Ricky Benson. Stacey Bowen. Eleanor Brantley. Oilda Breshers. Tony Brown. Ricky Bryan. Joe Carpenter, John Carruthers. Sheila Chambers. Darla Clark. Phyllis Cooksey. James Cotton. Susan Cotton, Tom Cubit. Robin Dean. Darrell Denson. Regina Doss. Damita Evans. Darrell Fowler. Sharondia Gahagans. Steven Gallemore. Bill Grant, Steven Hearn. Randy Hence. Cassandra Herrod. Tony Holmes. Carla 94 New Faces, New Schedules Horn. Karen Hudson. Kourtney Humphrey. Larisa Hunt. Mary Johnson. Charlotte Johnson. Charmaine Jones. Patricia Jones. Vonda Knighten. Stanley Langston. Barbara Laviolette. Mamie Lewis. Gary Marino. Marcia Masters. Reginald Miller. Jerry Mitchell. LaRhonda Moore. Sheila Montgomery. Felicia Murray. Tinita Murrell. Benita Seventh Grader. Stephanie Scott, takes time to catch up on some important reading in the reading lab. 95 Seventh Grade Richards. Ronnie Robbins. Harry Robinson. Darryl St. Aubin. Jeffery Samuel. Denise Samules. LaRhonda Scott. Andrea Scott. Maurice Scott. Stephanie Slaughter. Eric Smiley. Imogene Smith. Angelia Smith. Robin Sprowl. Danny Tollett. Jeffery Tucker. Shelia Turner. Dolly Washington. Alan Washington. Sylvia Williams. David Williams. Steve Willis. Michael Wofford. John Woods. Janice Younger. Monica 96 Mrs. Mary Butts Visiting Counselor Mrs. Judy Tirey Media Specialist Mrs. Annette Corlee Reading Counselor Mrs. Linda Parker Elementary Secretary Mr. Sim Swindall Intermediate Counselor Mrs. Elva Edwards Primary Counselor Elementary Faculty Counseling, Reading Programs Unique In Elementary Schools Mrs. Evon Cope Mr. Larry Foster. Elementary Principal, provides the leadership necessary to develop Reading Specialist programs necessary to meet the needs of all students. Mrs. Sharon Jones Counseling Secretary Mrs. Katie Brown Counseling Aide Mrs. Melva Wells Media Aide 97 Mrs. Mary Braggs Augustine. Valerie Baker, Dee Dee Brannon. Roy Brown. Velinda Campbell. Hubert Carter. Lany Cannon. Angela Deatherage. Scott Denson. Orl ndis Grant. Schelley Griggs. Jackie Hollins. Clarence Jackson. Danelle Johnson. La Jeana Johnson. Marland Lovett. Jeffrey McMullen. Lisa Merrick. Valynda Moore. Freddie Pickett. Andre Post. Reba Richardson. Denise Richardson. Maria Silas. Mark Snell. Tommy Williams. Craig Williamson. Chris Arnold. Charles Anderson. Kari Ausbie. Deborah Cocharan. Steve Davis. Joe Davis. Jonette Dean. Marilyn Farmer. Arvita Harris. Gregory Hodge. Gena Johnson. Anthony Lee. Donald McKinley. Karen Morgan. Greg Murrell. Eric Pless. Raymond Russell. Kristi Sanford. Karla Sims. Donnie Steele. Sheryl Stull. Greg Thompson. Reggie Vick. Lametta White. Anna Williams. Garrie Jones. J. E. Augustine. Ray Bonham. Johnny Brantley. Theresa 98 Broomfield. Bernard Bruce. Franklin Carolina. Carla Ford. Marc Green. Donna Harding. Rodney Horn. Andrew Irby. Edward James. Wellecia Lawson. Kim Lewis. Greg Liverpool. Aaron Masters. Marchita Parker. Carmen Robinson. Jessyln Sattiewhite. Marcelle Scruggs. Donald SefTell. Danny Snell. Gloria Starks. Monty Thompson. Rondal Walder. Sheila Williams. Darnell Wight. Mrs. Armenta Ausbie. Vanessa Brannon. LaRonda Craft. Tamara Davis. Annette Dillahaunty. Tina Givens. Marrae Gissander. Keith Gude. Glenn Guy. Twana Hawthorne. Anthony Hubinger. Gretchen Johnson. Cheryl Lee. Ronald Lexis. Larry McQueen. James Powell. Randy Roberson. Helaine Smith. Stefan Turner. Lynne Tucker. Maria Warren. Carey Watson. Shelia Williams. Tara Wilson. Valarie Mr. David Fletcher Augustine. Joseph Breshers, Trudy Boyles. Charles Clark. Byron Clewis. Paul Cochran. Marcus Cooper. Danna Dess. Sonya Ford. Mike Gallemore. Jack 99 George. David Greene. Charlesetta Johnson. Eric Knight. Mark McBride. Ryan Merrick. Vernadine Montgomery. Deborah Moore. Horace Richardson. Dara Sandord. Jaymie Sherrill. Craig Stull. Keith Todd. Myra Williams. David Williams. Michael Wilson. Nathan Wright. Kalisa Mrs. Mary Langley Brannon. Byron Cooksey. Anita Cooper. Alfonso Crawford. Toylar Dean, Danny Dean. Michael Denson. Michael Edwards. Tracy Griggs. Brian Hart. Terry James. La Rhonda Johnson. Fumiko Lee. Cherena Martin. Walter Mayes. Frencetta Mrs. Langley Fifth McCary. Alison Montgomery. Diana Morre. Tina Patterson. Sandra Pitts. Mark Roberts. Gwen Snell. Sheila Thomas. Angelia Vick. Angelia Washington. Arthur Mrs. Charlene Swalwell Adams. Michael Andrews. Anthony Bates. Eugenia Burton. Charles Cantley. Vernoil Davenport. Deanna Douglas. Robert Gille. George Green. Stephanie Hollier. Gregory Hollins. Valencia James. David Kabelitz. Sharon Love. David McKinley. Diane lOO McMullen. Lanetta Moore. Sharpel Rex. Jennifer Roberson. Kyle Roberts. Robin Robinson. Brian Slaughter. Antwone Smith. Billy Tucker. Sherri Washington. Weldon Wilson. Frank Mrs. Gertrude Cotton Carter. Jerome Cooper. Bryan Cotton. Tina Daniels. Eddie Dean. Alicia Evans. Kenneth Flowers. Willie Gallemore. Joe Sattiewhite. Marvelus Grant. Todd Hawkins. Marvin Hawthorne. Kim Knight. Jimmy Loflin. James Pickett. Derrick Robinson. Bernard Rockwell. Terry Sears. Buddy Silas. Karen Washington. Angela Wells. Ricky Wilson. Anthony Wilson. Diana Williams. Tony Wyat. Michelle Mrs. Betty Irwin Anderson. Carla Bennett. Sharon Brooks. Rhonda Coats. Russell Davis. Robert Dorsey. Phillip Golson. Earnest Gill. Suzanne Green. Patrice Green. Tiva Hildreth. Tarrance Hodge. Kim Jones. Craig Kindle. Sharon Liverpool. Mark Magill. Darla Maxey. Bonnie Morgan. Deborah Murrell. Alan Ramsey. David Smith. Bernard 101 Mrs. JoAnn Millhouse Blair. Andre Brannon. Steven Cooper. Oina Edwards. Cartelyou Ford. Eric Furr. Orton Hall. Davina Huntley. Vanessa Laviolette. John Mallord, Terrence Mitchner. Jerry Soney. Della Sprowl. Rodney Slaughter. Sterling Stevens. Sherry Thompson. Alonzo Thompson. Carlo Walker. Eudell Walker. Kenneth Webb. Stepheny Willis. John Woods. Charles Woods. Valencia Underwood. Vedell Mrs. Vivian Miller Alexander. Troy Berry. Jerome Berry. Ronnie Breshers. Karen Dotson. LaDonna Lugrand. Keith Osborn. Victoria Mrs. Alma Washington Augustine. Martin Brannon. Lisa Brooks. Rodney Coats. Kristi Franklin. Lynn Gilliam. Denise Hill. Ronald Hinton. Monroe James. Monique Massey. Vickie McBride. Rickey Pickette. Bridgette Ramsey. John Thatcher. Steven Woods. Lawrence Mrs. Beverly Williams Abies. George Abram. Deitra Breshers. Andrea Buckner. Sharon Mrs. Millhouse Fourth Mrs. Washington Third Mrs. B. Williams Third 102 Mrs. R. Williams Third Mrs. Nelson Clark. Latricia Denson. Donna Figaro. Kirkland Flowers. Gerald Hardeman. Paula Huggins. Tana Jones. Angelia Jones. Valerie Knighten. Terry Laskey. Sheila Lawrence. Robert Lee. Debbie Moore. Robin Osborn. Eugene Sims. Lonnie Tiptin, Lee Watson. Cleo Wilson. Derek Wyatt. Charlotte Mrs. Rosemary Williams Anderson. Reggie Brandley. Raymond Bryan. Barbara Doss. Larry Drain. Eric Farmer. Johnny Gaines. Herbert Greene. Kellie Halstied. Jamie Jones. Tilden Lee. Gregory Lewis. Stacey Marino. Frameis McCalester. Gaye Nakvinda. Billy Peoples. Lisa Post. Willie Powell. Debbie Rex. Ronald Scobey. Royce Snell. Kevin Soney. Vera Statum. Shannon Turner. Frank Williamson. Monte Wilson. Victor Wyatt. Darron Mrs. Stormy Nelson Alexander. Torry Anderson. Bobby Augustine. Marcus Bowen. John Lawson. Ronda Love. Scottie McCary. Barry Riggs. John Shorty. Baker 103 Smiley. Joyce Miss Donna Briscoe Baker, Patrick Carter. Theresa Clewis. Mark Conner, Bridget Fowler. Ocie Greene. Kirbie Hall. Felton Hughes. Allen Jones. Pat Lawrence. Tammy Lee. Kevin LuGrand. Steve Massey. Angela Payne. Landy Payne. Randy Riggs. Regina Stepeny. Bruce Summers. Kim Williams. Tonya Woods. Tony Mrs. Donna Mitchell Anderson. Harold Bennett. Lee Bradley. Dorla Cooper. Tracey Davis. Debra Denson, Daryl Franklin. Tori Ford. Tonya Greene, Mickey Hill, Monique Jenkins. Michelle Moore. Vince Osborn. Kay Osborn. Lynette Robinson. Henry Rolfe. John Smith. Sean Statum, John Thurston, Joy Walter. Roshone Wells. Derrick Williams. Lynn Mrs. Sue Morris Buckner. Diane Collins. Christi Easlick. Bridgette Horn. Brad Hubinger. Martha Humphrey. Kristen Huntley. Raymond Lovett. Lori Mack, Rom aid a McMullen. Tia Moore. Karen Mrs. Mitchell Second Mrs. Morris Second 104 Murray. Anne Murray. Ruth Parker, Valerie Ramsey. Crystal Rex. Bobby Sauaiinhea. Gemala St. Aubin. Jay Ward. Brigeeta Williams. Darryl Williams. Maurena Mrs. Cecile Brison Cantley. Yvonne Figaro. Steven Ford. Twila Jennings. Julliette McBride. Aaron Mitchner. Kevin Robins. Johnie Thompson. Hugo Underwood. James Underwood. Mechell Washington. Levelle Mrs. Loritta Baxter Ausbie. Sharonda Bennett. Regina Breshers. Christal Brooks. RaChaun Bruner. Rondine Collins. Torri Franklin, LaCretia Freeney. Robin Gilliam. Leslie Hinton. Renee Hughes. Alicia Jackson. Letecia Johnson. Alex Johnson. Brenda Lawrence, Teresa Lewis. Deborah Merrick. Henry Oquinn. Kevin Rockwell. Timothy Robinson. Gwen Sanchez. Shelly Sherrill. Andrea Simone. Driggins Smith. Nikita Smith. Terry Williams. Andre Wilson. Lucky Wofford. Lisa Woods. Sherryl 105 Mrs. Debi Hand Bowdon. Melody Dixon. Chris Dorsey. Eric Ferretti. Joey Gwin. Clara Harris. Lishia Hawthorne. Stacy Heath. Dawn Hence. Stevie Holman. Andrea Jones. Landers Karpenko. Ronnie Knighten. Lisa Magill. Tracy McCandless. Craig McCilester. Kim Miles. Kim Nitschke. Jack Roberts. Andrew Roberts. Richie Silovsky. Jane Sims. Sylvia Washington. Anthony Washington. Dee Dee Wicke. Charlie Williams. Andrew Williams. Sheroya Mrs. Vickie Ulmer Andrews. Melvin Arther. Adrian Augustine. Horace Buckner. Sherri Cannon. Patrick Cooksey. Mary Fowler. Lisa Holland. Angela Holmes. Wanda Jones. Travis Kelly. Zahraine Lawson. Karen LuGrand. Paulette Powell. Curtis Rhone. Brian Robbins. Shretta Roberts. Stacy Thompson. Ricky Todd. David Williams. Robert Mrs. Sally Jones Adams. Anthony Atkins. Rochelle Bradley. Sherrie Mrs. Jones Kindergarten 106 Kindergarten continued Breener. Marietta Brown. Deidre Brown. Kara Brown. LaDonna Campbell. John Chappie. Michael Davenport. Misty Dean. David Fisner. LaBrenda Franklin. Lisa Freeman. Deann Gray. Michelle Griggs. William Hamilton. Anissa Henderson. Kevin Hilsreth. Marcia Jackson. Denise Johnson. Aundra Johnson. Paul Long. Michelle Lawrence. Tammi Lawson. Renthrow Loop. Melissa Loop. Quentin Mason. Kimberly Maxey. Lois McMullen. Gigi Merideth. Bobby Morrell. Parthenia Miles. Charlie Moore. Bermon Murray. Anthony Noel. Nash Paul. Richard Pendarvis. Diedra Ramsey. Carla Rex. Gregory Richardson. Kevin Robbins. Ernett Robinson. Kenneth Robinson. Stephanie Sanders. Rodney Smith. Joseph Smith. William Statum. Shelley Stegall. Jimmy Tilford. Fletcher Underwood. Arlene Wallace. Richard Wallo. William West. Dawn West. Dana Wiletta. Walter Williams. Clifford Williams. Darryl Williams. Michael Williams. Michelle 107 Epilogue . . . Verdita, Joan and Wayne trade ideas over lunch. The Talon swaps perceptions with a bunch of dudes who will remember each other as younger and wiser. But. The Talon remembers you. and hopes to be no miser with perceptions of 1974. Co-editors, LaDon Deatherage Patricia Thompson in WALSWORTH MorcHioe. Mo., l.S.A