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

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It was a long straight line, 73 years long to be exact. There was a new superintendent. The con- struction of the elementary divi- sion was underway. The entire grading, scheduling, and registrar system was computerized. The rising cost of food, gas, clothing and everything else was surround- ing us. We had our own inflation in pride, morale, and spirit. Clean- up campaigns were conducted and a superintendent's newsletter was distributed. Spirit towels, bal- loons and boards could be seen any and everywhere. The curve was formed. This was Millwood Junior-Senior High School. The total population was 1,169. We had reached the top via togetherness academically, athle- tically, and socially. And together we stood at the top observing the curve. 4

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Observe the Curve.. Student life was ... finding out that the copy ma- chine in the library cost 10 t per copy and you needed 10 copies ... hearing, she said that you said that I said ... waking up at 8:10 a.m. when school started at 8:15 a.m. Student life was ... buying a new car and wrecking it the same day . . . waiting until third quarter of a game to get in free ... driving to the game, Micki Dee's, the National Guard Armory, or the Midwest City Commu- nity Center all in one night on E . Student life was ... discovering the facts of life by disecting a frog ... getting involved in the Student Council and other clubs and organizations ... saying, We'll get 'em next time, instead of, They'll never win. Student life was ... FUN!!! Bewildered by the subject in Mrs. Connie Wilson's class is Marchita Masters. LEFT Resting on the desk is Donna Cooper.