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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

Recognized Excellence A Splendid And Lasting Possession'' Millwood High School 6724 N. Eastern Okla. City, Okla. 73111 Contents Opening 1 Student Life 5 Organizations 10 People 22 Sports 72 Academics 90 Student Life 96 Royalty 106 Index Ads 120 Opening • 1 Excellence! Accepting the award for excellence in education, from Madeline Will, Assistant Secretary of Education United States Department of Educa- tion, Washington D.C., is Principal Jimmy Scales. On September 28,1984, the Unit- ed States Department of Education recognized Millwood in an assem- bly for Excellence in Education. Millwood is one of only four sec- ondary schools in Oklahoma hon- ored. There were 555 Schools na- tionwide nominated for this award. The schools were rated on what the Department of Education terms the 14 attributes of successful schools. We were visited for a close-up rat- ing period. We were also rated by the scores of the Standardized tests. 2 • Theme STATE OF OKLAHOMA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 212 STATE CAPITOL BUILDING OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 73105 GEORGE NIGH Governor 405 521 2345 July 27, 1984 Millwood High School Mr. Jimmy V. Scales 6724 North Eastern Ave. Okla. City, OK 73111 Dear Mr. Scales: As Governor I am pleased to send my congratulations to you, your staff and students for being pronounced one of the outstanding schools by the 1983 84 Secondary School Recognition Program. Your achievement reflects well on the entire State. In particular it is an important indication of the high quality of our public schools. I am proud of all of you. My congratulations for a job well done! GN md Theme • 3 4 • Student Life During Honor Roll reception, recipient Dawn West shares cake with tiny tots. Student Life Student Life ... is easy to say, but not easy to live. As a student you have several responsibilities: homework, extracurricular activi- ties, band practice and cheerleading practice-to name a few. In order to succeed dedication is the key. Dedi- cation plays an important role in student life. With dedication we have students on the Honor Roll, Superintendent's Cabinet, National Honor Society and Oklahoma Ju- nior-Senior High School State Honor Society. Students are greatly encouraged by the faculty, staff, and administration to achieve ... Welcoming guests at the Excellence in Education pro- gram are Delecia Stevens and Andrea Holman. One of the library activities other than read- ing books is shown by Blain Cooper. Student Life • 5 Time Will Reveal Prom Night will always be a time to reveal every pretty girl and every handsome guy. Whether the girl had a date or the guy was stag, we were unforgetable. We dined, danced, and romanced from dusk to dawn. We dressed for the occasion: long gowns, short gowns, tux, tails, and ties . . . and stacy's. We came in big cars, small cars, two door, four door, tinted windows, trus and bows, from Ninety Eights to Limosuines! The prom of 84 , given by the class of 85 , was definitely live and will always be in our minds as a night remembered as time re- vealed . Adrienne Jackson and Renee Jackson Alicia Smith and Ja net Hiding Juquita Buckner and Tamara Allen Rodney McDaniel and Kimella Glover 6 • School Life Prom Look at them in their heels and curls, here are the Senior Girls. In tucks, tails and ties, here are the Senior Guys. School Life Prom • 7 A Day At School Those people who don't believe that dead people can come back to life should be here around 2:35 when school is out. At 7:55 a.m. everyone is slowly walking to class with grim looks on their faces, ready to go back home. Eighth grade Falcons on their way to class are Rolanda Smallwood and Cail Dobard. By lunch everyone is awake, but after they go to Burger King or McDonalds, they're ready to go to sleep. The wildest class of the day is usually 5th hour. Because of all the candy they have eaten, most people are really hyper. By 6th hour people have calmed down a little but they're still excited about that 2:35 bell that signals school is out. After the last bell rings, if you're not going with the crowd, get out of the way!! Students gather books for the end of the day. Excited about going back to class after lunch is Lemonte Gilbert. 8 • Student Life Thinking seriously about Spanish is Ursula Henderson and Brid- gette Miles. Catching up on Falcon news is Chris Edwards and Vice-Principal Ms. Factory. Not being allowed to go off campus for lunch causes the 7th and 8th graders to struggle to get to the snack bar. Student Life • 9 10 • Club Organizations Falcon Drummers entertain the crowd at football halftime. Pride How in the world can the cheer- leaders do the fight song without mu- sic? They can't so that's why we have the band. The band assists the major- ettes and cheerleaders in their rou- tines and often entertain the Falcon fans at every home game during half- time. Because of their excellent music and routines, they are always a sight to see. Front row: Anissa Roper, Delonia Lowe, Sherrye Cravens, Paula Flowers, April Reed, Valerie Ramsey; Second row: David Foster, Derrick Farmer, Adrienne Jackson, Vercye Huling, Travis Jones, William Paul, Stacey Kelley, Anissa Hamilton. Donnell Riggs, Nichole Stevenson, Kimberly Roper, Her- bert W'yatt, Third row Tamara Braggs, Sharonda Ausbie, Marlon Edwards, Darvass Goss, Robert Shelton, Lisa Knighten, Mi- chael Glover. John Crosby, Jay Farmer. Charlie Sykes, Lynetta Cartel, Micheal W'il- son, Carla Brown; Fourth row: Corrie War- ren, Steve Jones. Lavergist Chatman, Alan Jackson. Brian Mosely, Kevin Greene. Ray- mon Massey. Leon Coffey, Chris Miller. Dondre Washington, Brain Wilson. Way- land Cubit, Steven Bowen Back row: Kevin Samuels. Edgar Scott, Joseph Smith. Clubs Organizations • 11 During the homecoming game the Millwood drummers jam to their funky beat. Front row: Elizabeth Vaughn, Mark Mur- rell, Shanna Jackson, ElFairo Mitchell, Jo- seph Westbrook, Jason Morris, Shemeya Fails; Second row; Conrad Allen, Lamont Lusk, Carrie Warren, Mariechea Hamilton, Iketa Wilson, LaRhonda Brown, Kenya Farmer, Tarrence Woods, Rolonda Walker, Robert Paul, Shalonda Kelly; Third row: Ed- gar Scott, Monique Spearman, Wazell Whi- teside, Michelle Boyd, Jeffry Whiffield, De- metrest Bowman, Rhonda James, Cynthia Walter, Kenii Greene, Michael Broussard, Hope Miller, Vicki Dean, Nallmah Brown, Malachi Brown, Kisha Jackson; Fourth row: Gail Dobard, Yolonda Queen, Jamie Ni- chols, Wylene Ewing, Tiffany Hooks, Curtis Sampson, Waylonda Patmon, Darby Breshers, David Miller, Candace White, Kia Tucker, LaRhoda Meadows, LaCrewha Johnson, Ernie Adams, James Garland; Back row: Chris Edwards, Simon Gillispire, Shar- onda Lenox, Anaka Wilson, Tracy White, LaSherri Stanfield, Tanisha Woods, Sonhgai Sledge, Teresa Farrier, Stephanie Coleman, Michelle Foed, Myca Renfrow, Stephen Washington, Candace Jones, Herbert Bal- lard, Mary Rizer. Junior High Band 12 • Clubs And Organization Majorettes Front row: Anissa Roper, Paula Flowers-Captain, Valerie Ramsey, Second row: Delonia Lowe, Sherrye Cravens, April Reed. Celebrating Homecoming victory are Valeria Ramsey, Paula Flowers and Delonia Lowe. Front row: Joanna Gillespie, Amber Coats, Jackson, Joanna Bowie, Angela Johnson, Cheryl Carter, Carlisse Long, Second row: Back row: Sheroya Williams, Shelli Dixon, Vanessa Leverette, Shonnon Allen, Kim Kim Elam, Melanie Bratcher. Flag Corp Clubs And Organization • 13 Varsity Cheerleaders Bottom Row: Helen McNeal, Leslie Gilliam, Monique Miles, Top Row: Seharlotte Sampson, Stephanie Booker, Tabitha Lewis. JV Cheerleaders Sherena Lenoir, Rosalyn Nelson, Vicki Smallwood, Andrea Tennyson (Top) 14 • Cheerleaders 8th Grade Cheerleaders Bottom Row: Tiffany Hooks, Patrina Sattie- white, LaRhonds Brown. Second Row: She- mea Fails, Shiral Stoner, Cynthia Walter, Sherrye Williams (Top). Bottom: April Dean, Second Row: Sha- vaugh Giggers, LaShawn Taffe, Tamar Criswell, Bridgette Miles, Jeanie Huling (Top) 7th Grade Cheerleaders Cheerleaders • 15 Student Council Front row: Kim Johnson, Ja net Huling, Ta- mara Allen, Juquita Buckner; 2nd row: Dar- ryl Carter, Jeanie Huling, Sherrie Bradly, Kenya Farmer, April Reed. Renee' Jackson, Tabitha Lewis, Marietta Bruner, Stephanie Robinson, Wylene Ewing, Stephanie Rol- lins; 3rd row: Valeria Ramsey, Vercye Hul- ing, Angela Johnson, Michael Williams, Rondine Bruner, Sheroya Williams, Leslie Gilliam, Terra Durham, Ursula Henderson, Nicole Steveson, Terri Phillips, Chris Holloway; 4th row: Eddie Ballard, Marcus Carruthers, Randy Ponder, Randy Kelley, Stephen Joseph, Robert McCleary, Chris Dixon, Dana West, Kevin Samuels, Steve Jones, Landers Jones, Greg Gude Diamond Jubilee Front row: Debbie Lewis, Terry Smith, Landers Jones, Richie Roberts, Greg Gude, Sharon Williams; 2nd row: Terra Durham, Marisha Steward, Tabitha Lewis, Leslie Gil- liam, Tamara Allen, Jaquita Buckner, Bever- ly Laskey, Angela Goss, Trevesia Young, Mrs. Clayton; 3rd row: Sharonda Ausbie, Alsia Smith, Diane James, Kimella Glover, Andrea Holman, Lolita Cox, Yolonda Cros- by, Renee Jackson, Roslyn Childs, Rhonda Crosby; Back row: Eddie Ballard, Ja net Hul- ing, Gwen Robinson, Rhondine Bruner, Randy Kelly, Andre Williams, Kimberly McCleary, Jerome Factory 16 • Organization F.H.A. Front row; Kortne Clayton, Lisa Franklin, Anissa Hamilton, Ellowyne Harris, Roslyn Childs, Rhonda Crosby; 2nd row: Kenneth Harrison, Eddie Ballard, Jill Jackson, Tracey Lewis, Keva Walker, Andrea Holman, Yo- londa Crosby, Kalisa Norton; Back row: Mrs. Stevenson, Janette Davis, Kara Ren- frow, Lois Maxey, Stephanie Robinson, De- tra Mitchell, Misty Davenport B.S.U. Front row: Jeanie Huling, Stephanie Rollins, Renee Jackson, Vercye Huling. 2nd row: April Dean, Tarrence Woods, Sherrie Brad- ley, Patrina Sattiwhite, Eric Thomson, Cheryl Carter, Valeria Ramsey, Edie Over- all, Sonja Franklin, Carla Ramsey. Lonna Ballard, Willard Corbin, LaShawn Washing- ton, Carlisse Long, Delonia Lowe. 3rd row: Bridgette Miles, Lecresha Johnson, Shy- vonne Giggers, Leslie Traylor, Tamar Cris- well, Ferrieona Smith, Candice Rollins, Jackie Reynolds, Kelly Jackson, Sherrie Cra- vens, Joanna Bowie, Kim Jackson. 4th row: Vicki Dean, April Reed, Charlie Sykes, Ni- cole Stevens, Diane James, Shonnon Allen, Patience Harris, Jay Farmer, Hamza Lee, Lydia Simms, Catrina Overstreet, Kim Johnson, Meranie Bratcher. Back row: Mr. Radford, Angela Johnson, Ja'net Huling, Skip Franklin, Marcea Roberts, Stephen Jo- seph, Raymond Massey, Chris Edwards, Dion Porter, Kenin Samuels, Edward Clark, Helen McNeal, Marla Johnson, Judith Smith Organization • 17 Girls Glee Club Front Row: Sherri Bradley, Misty Joanna Gillispie, Alcia Smith, La- Davenport, Tonya Maultsby, Ri- shond Nolan, Gwendolyn Robinson, chetta Jackson, Etta Hopkins, Leslie Keva Walker, Anissa Hamilton, Mar- Gilliam, Tabitha Lewis; Back Row: isha Steward, Melodie Coulter H.S. Chorus Front Row: Tabitha Lewis, Shanae Stoner, Sherrie Bradley, Melodie Coulter, Ronnie Williams, Richetta Jackson, Marcellous Hawkins, Etta Hopkins, Misty Davenport, Tanya Maultsby, Melvin Childs; 2nd Row: Joanna Gillispie, Alcia Smith, Darrell Wig- gins, Kenneth Adams, Nathan Hartfield, Eddie Ballard, Leslie Gilliam, Keva Walker, Anissa Hamilton, Kim Johnson; Back Row: Marisha Steward, Lashonda Nolan, Randy Kelley, Andre' Williams, Curtis Clark, Gor- don Hawthorne, Gwendolyn Robinson, Ms. Thompson (Sponsor). 18 • Choir J.H. Chorus Front Row: Angela Bruner, Laura Johnson, Clayton Hays, James Dixon, Jinnifer Whit- field, April Dean, Shiral Stoner, Jaqueline Robinson, Damon Harmon, Herman Las- key, Morio Osborne, Diana Williams, Sherri Williams; 2nd Row: Jeanie Huling, Tony Moore, Tracy Ford, Brian Lewis, Fred- die Watkins, Dexter Dean, Tarriana Smith, Gaylor Fowler, Solomon Broadus, Lincoln Northerton, Jimmy Carter, Roy Sweet, Hor- ace Weaver; Back Row: Leslie Taylor, Ms. Thompson, Sonia Coulter, Ambria Nephew, Chris Henderson, Keith Curry, Antony Mitchell, Tijuana Boyd, Brian Hopgood, Tara Binder, Christina Hill, Charlotte Lee, Datrell Wilson, Adrianne Spivey, Kimberly Bassett Trying to prepare for the Christmas pro- gram are several H.S. Chorus Members. Front Row: Gordon Hawthorne. Curtis Clark, Melvin Childs Back Row: Melodie Coulter, Shanae Stoner, Kim Johnson, Rhonda Hutson, Keva Walter, Joanna Gilli- spie. Choir • 19 FCA Front Row: Bernard Rhone, Michael Chap- pie, Kevin Henderson, Marcus Caruthers, Tamara Allen; Second Row: Jermaine Fac- tory, Marietta Bruner, Dawn West, Eddie Ballard, Deidre Brown, Rondine Bruner, Ja- quita Buckner; Third Row: Rosalyn Nelson, Vicki Smallwood, Marcea Roberts, David Hall, Andrea Holman, Delecia Stephens, Charles Woodard, Marcellous Hawkins; Back Row: Bill Walter, Mr. Hubbard, Andre Williams, William Griggs, Jerome Factory, Dana West. Foreign Language Club Front Row: Janeka Jordan, Cheryl Carter, Kalisa Norton, Ernie Morgan, Terry Evans, Carla Ramsey, Denise Jackson; Second Row: Vercye Huling, Tamara Braggs, Marisha Stewart, Juquita Buckner, Kara Renfrow, Michael Williams, Hope Caldwell, Jill Jack- son, Nicole Stevenson; Third Row: Mrs. Hubbard, Marlon Edwards, David Bugg, William Franklin, Diane James, Dondre Washington, Anita Kirkpatrick, Gwen Rob- inson, Scharlotte Sampson, Shonnon Allen, Michael Turner; Back Row: Sharonda Aus- bie, Virgil Richardson, Keino Moore, Todd Collins, Bill Walter, Marcea Roberts, Chris Miller, Derrick Walter, Steven Cravens, Kenneth Robinson, Corie Warren, Jimmy Thompson, Kimberly Jackson. Clubs And Organizations Front Row: Denise Jackson, Juquita Buckner, Kim Glover, Renee Jackson, Carla Ramsey; Second Row: Ja net Huling, Paula Flowers, Diane James, Andrea Holman, Dawn West, Patience Harris, Terra Durham; Back Row: Ms. Bobo (Advisor), David Dean, Michael Chappie, Rudell Lee, Kevin Campbell, Ray- mond Kemp, Keith Davis, Michael Glover. Yearbook Staff Front Row: Terra Durham, Paula Flowers, Denise Jackson, Dawn West, Carla Ramsey, Patience Harris; Back Row: Shirley Bobo (Advisor), Renee Jackson, Ja net Huling, Kim Glover, Juquita Buckner, Diane James. Front Row: Raymond Kemp, Shirley Bobo (Advisor), Michael Chappie; Back Row: Da- vid Dean, Kevin Campbell, Keith Davis, Michael Glover, Rudell Lee. Clubs And Organizations • 21 22 • Division People How Do You Feel Seventh graders are really wild about high school. Right now it's the best thing on earth to them. The reason why they are so ener- getic and always running to class is because they are having extreme difficulties with opening their lockers. When asked what they like best about the seventh grade Tom- my DuBose said, 1 like eating out of the candy machine. When Pa- mela Powell was asked she said, Just being in the high school building is a priviledge. Tamar Criswell, one of your more mature seventh graders says, It's not such a big deal, but it's alright. Darryl Carter President April Dean Vice-President Kisha Jackson Secretary Bridgette Miles Treasurer Herbert Ballard Quincy Benton Tijuana Boyd Lance Briggs Michael Broussard Malachi Brown Angela Bruner Darryl Carter Seventh Graders • 23 Stephanie Coleman Tamar Criswell Malcolm Davis April Dean Dexter Dean Vicki Dean Michelle Ford Sonya Franklin Darrell Garrett Shyvonne Giggers Charles Harrison Robert Hayes Teachers hope that the diligent work of the seventh graders will last until their senior year. 24 • Seventh Graders Christina Hill Jeanie Huling Kisha Jackson Lisa Jackson Jamal James LaCresha Johnson Laura Johnson Herman Laskey Charlonda Kelley Marty Kelley Tiffanie Lawrence Sharonda Lenox Basketball training starts when Coach Spears teaches the seventh graders how to play. Seventh Graders • 25 Brian Lewis Laronda Meadows Bridgette Miles Hope Miller Rovert Nowlan LaShawne Patrick Charles Pollard Buddy Potts Pamela Powell Myka Renfrow Mary Rizer Jackie Robinson Being entertained in Science class by Darryl Carter are Candice Rollins and Tarrence Woods. 26 • Seventh Graders Shauntelle Robinson Candice Rollins Songhai Sledge Tarriana Smith LaShawn Taffe Gerald Thomas Leslie Traylor Kia Tucker Rolonda Walker Stephen Washington Kevin Watson Kevin Williams P Anika Wilson Tanisha Woods Tarrence Woods Terry Young Showing how hard Millwood students study are Mary Rizer and Jackie Robinson. Seventh Graders • 27 Somewhat A Senior Why are the eighth graders so happy? According to them, they are not the babies anymore. When asked how they felt about not be- ing the babies, Mark Murell and Wylene Ewing said, It feels good. Now we won't get bossed around. We boss them around. When asked what he was look- ing forward to as an eighth grader, George Finley said, Getting out of the eighth grade. Being on the var- sity football team next year. Most of all getting to know the high school girls. But remember eighth graders, while you're in a hurry to get to the ninth grade, you will be the babies once again. Afier returning from lunch Mrs. Thomp- sons vocal music class finds that it is hard to sing on a full stomach. George Finley President Kevin Perry Vice-President Wylene Ewing Secretary Darrell Harwell Treasurer Charlonda Adams Andraya Anderson Charlene Berry Tarra Binder James Blakely Demetra Bowman Michelle Boyd Melanie Bratcher 28 • Eighth Graders Darby Breshers Solomon Broadus Laronda Brown SaShon Brown Gail Dobard Mike Edd Shawn Edwards Wylene Ewing Ray Fails Shemeya Fails Kenya Farmer George Finley Eighth Graders • 29 James Garland Shaundra Gaulding Darrell Harwell Ursula Henderson Tiffany Hooks Parish James Rhonda James Carqueta Johnson Candace Jones Korey Jones Lynne Kerford Marcus Lakes Ardell Lee Charlotte Lee Saffiyyah Omar-Muhammad Mike Mayes Trying to get in class to take a test is Jimmy Carter and Lamonte Lusk. 30 • Eighth Graders The eighth grade students in Vocal music are practicing for an upcoming concert. Kent Meadows Joey Mickey David Miller Robert Mink ElFairo Mitchell Tony Mitchell Chris Mitchen Mark Murrell Anbria Nephew Jamie Nichols Michelle Nolan Greg Norton Eighth Graders • 31 Yolanda Owens Kevin Perry Stephanie Potts Curtis Sampson Patrina Sattiewhite Ricci Jett Rolanda Smallwood Walter Smiley Adrianne Spivey John Sutter Neemah Stewart Shiral Stoner 32 • Eighth Graders Congregating on the Jr. High lunch break is Wylene Ewing, Tiffany Hooks, Ursula Hen- derson, Melanie Bratcher, and Gaylor Fowler. Eric Thompson Liz Vaughn Cynthia Walter Carrie Warren Joseph Westbrook Candace White Tracy White Wazell Whiteside Diana Williams Sherri Williams Dayna Wilson Iketa Wilson Some future engineers start in the shop class taught by Mr. Logan. Eighth Graders • 33 Shonnon Allen-Presidnt, Vercye Huling- Vice President, Joanna Bowie-Secretary, and Sherrye Cravens-Treasurer. Shonnon Allen Glenn Bennett Carla Brown Gary Brown Joanna Bowie David Bugg Tammy Braggs Hope Caldwell Keith Brian Cheryl Carter 34 • Freshmen Lenetta Carter Melvin Childs Kortne Clayton Sherrye Cravens John Crosby Shelli Dixon Charlise Dizer Marlon Edwards Kimberly Elam Terry Evans David Foster Mark Franklin Trying to stay on top of things in Ms. Andree's class, Sher- enna Lenoir keeps busy at work on her Algebra assign- ment as Cordon Hawthorne finds other things to occupy his time. Moving The freshman are excited about being able to leave campus and eat at their favorite places, such as McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King. When asking a freshman how it feels to be in high school. On Up Monique Miles replied, Being a freshman is a lot nicer than being in the eighth grade. I receive more respect from the seventh and eighth graders. Freshmen • 35 Shalanda Freeman Tyrone Griffin Tracy Hardrick Audra Harris Ellowyne Harris Kenneth Haynes Phillip Holloway Vercye Hiding Kimberly Jackson Beverly Laskey Redina Lawson Sherenna Lenior Lisa Lenox Vanessa Leverette Marco Lindsey Delon ia Lowe After being sent out of the classroom, Delonia Lowe tries to study out in the hall. 36 • Freshmen Ernest Morgan Bryan Mosley Rosalyn Nelson Lashonda Nolan Marcus Norton Ali Omar-Muhammad Vikki Pointer Virgil Richardson Donnell Riggs Kathy Robinson Sheronda Robinson Kim Roper Freshmen • 37 Vicki Smallwood Jan Smith Nicole Stevenson Shanae Stoner Andrea Tennyson Charlesetta Thorton Micheal Turner Bill Walters Kaymah Warner Corie Warren Dondre Washington Cheryl W'atkins Julian Williams Brian Wilson Willie Woods Trevesia Young Getting ready for one of the outstanding perfor- mances with the Band is Sherrye Cravens. 38 • Freshmen Marla Johnson, president; Chris Ed- retary; Angela Johnson, treasurer wards, vice president; Kim Johnson, sec- Busy Minds Sophomores have a lot on their minds. Trying to pass their Biology I course, and who will be chosen for host and hostess' for the Jr., Sr. Prom, are just two events on their minds. Passing Biology I means a lot to the Sophomores, for they fear the sight of the letter F showing on report cards. They spend too much time studying Biology that they don't have time to study for Eng- lish, Geometry, and History. Let's not mention those extra activities outside of school. Sophomores don't let these things get you down, just don't worry about them, and say the Freshmen will have it next year. Getting together for a brotherly conver- sation between classes are Troy and Roy Moon. Sophomores • 39 Lonna Ballard Stephanie Booker Steven Bowen Rochelle Brison Kim Bruner Melvin Carr Marcus Carruthers Charles Chatman Curtis Clark Edward Clark Standing in the hall instead of on the field is Marcus Carruthers because of a football in- jury. Deeply involved in the homecoming assem bly is Jay Harris. 40 • Sophomores Antoine Conners Bridgette Criswell Waland Cubit Chris Edwards Derrick Farmer Jay Farmer Carol Finley David Gray Darvas Goss Jay Harris Sophomores • 41 Having questions about Geometry work are Raymond Massey, Darvas Goss, William Paul, and Jay Harris, while Ms. Brown looks like she does not have the strength to answer anymore. It seems that lunch is a hassle for Carlisse Long. 42 • Sophomores Staring into the sunlight Washington. is LaShawn Taking her time to put her books away and getting her next hour books is Bridgette Criswell, while Tina Wil- son hurries so she will not be late to class. Sophomores • 43 Leodies Robinson Stephanie Rollins Anissa Roper Kevin Samuels Tonya Scruggs Judith Smith Lashaun Washington Tina Wilson Showing how fun it can be in Coach Robinson s Driver's Ed class is Lonna Ballard and Scharolette Sampson. Deeply in thought over his geometry classwork is Marcus Curruthers. Stephanie Rollins is too dis- turbed by the photographer. 44 • Sophomores After the Honors Assembly, honorees, Dei- dre Brown and Kevin Henderson, pose for a Yolanda Crosby, President; Dana West, Vice-President; Rhonda Crosby, Sec- picture. retary; Rosalyn Childs, Treasurer. Doing It Jr. Style,, Juniors were very nervous about the path left for them to follow by the Seniors. The thought of facing English III, with Mrs. Thomas, and Algebra II, with Ms. Brown or Mr. Odendahl, was cause for great anxi- ety. But Juniors planned a new path; a path of their own. They are doing things their way and by the time they finish, the students going ahead of them and coming behind them will wish they were a part of the class of 86. Everything, including that great- ly anticipated prom, will be done Junior style. Junior style is a style that all will remember for years to come. While Kara Renfrow tells what she knows about the latest gossip, Detra Mitchell has deep thoughts about what's being said. Juniors • 45 Deverlon Bell Michael Bell Sherrie Bradley Deidre Brown LaDonna Brown Marietta Bruner Kevin Campbell Michael Chappie Melodie Coulter Lolita Cox Steven Cravens Jeannette Davis Keith Davis David Dean Paula Flowers Michael Glover William Griggs Greg Gude David Hall Anissa Hamilton 4o • Juniors James Harris Patience Harris Kevin Henderson Etta Hopkins Denise Jackson Janeka Jordan Raymond Kemp Anita Kirkpatrick Rudell Lee Lis Maxey Priscilla Meadows Chris Miller Detra Mitchell Anthony Murray Yearbook staff members, Kevin Campbell and Michael Chappie are working hard in the dark room. Juniors • 47 Kalisa Norton Lutfiyya Omar-Muhammad Carla Ramsey Kara Renfrow Bernard Rhone Marcea Roberts Kenneth Robinson Stephanie Robinson Scharolette Sampson Rodney Sanders Robert Shelton Lydia Simms Joseph Smith Richard Wallace Dana West Dawn West At the end of the day Kara Renfrow fills in Carla Ramsey on the latest gossip while it does not seem to interest Sherrie Bradley. 48 • Juniors Vo-tech students Equandala Thunderbird, Vo-tech on Big Yella Debbie Lewis and Loria Harris return from Looking Back In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth . . . and the class of 85 . If we had known that after finger paints and water colors came reading, writing, and arith- metic, we might have turned and ran away. But as we got older we wanted to learn and explore. Now that we are Seniors we can look back and remember things like finger paints, recess, barbie dolls, GI Joe's, Roller Skates, jump rope, Electric Company, and Mr. Rogers. Once we have reminis- cenced the happy times and the sad times, we can recall what it took to get thus far ... things like dedica- tion and motivation; the never end- ing moral support from our loved parents and the moral support from our trusted friends. We all possess a certain self-confidence as individuals as well as a class. It took a great sense of humor along with the ability to recognize the im- portance of everyday, as it reflects on our futures to get this far. i Informing students of daily announcements are Rondine Bruner and Stacey Roberts. Preparing to go to their next class are Terri Phillips, Juquita Buckner and Robert McCleary. Seniors • 40 What Fun? We've heard about it and now it's here - our senior year! We've been looking forward to this since kin- dergarten? Somebody really fooled; all of those ex-seniors, who made it look like so much fun. They could have warned us about senior days, a lot of homework, outside pro- jects, and an extremely limited so- cial life. Free time? What is that? Most seniors will tell you that there is no thing. If you plan to graduate, you spend most of your free time at the library. Tamara Lynn Allen, a Libra, is a member of FHA, FCA, Honor Roll, Who's Who and Junior Achievement. She plans to attend Grambling and major in Data Processing. Sharonda Demetra Ausbie, a Li- bra, is a member of Band, FHA, Who's Who, Diamond Jubilee, Junior Achievement, Choir and Math Club. She plans to attend Langston and major in Computer Science. Eddie Ballard, is a Scorpio, a member of Diamond Jubilee, Ju- nior Achievement, FHA. Student Council, Football Team and FCA. He plans to attend East Texas and major in Physiology. Marvin E. Brannon Jr., a Sagittar- ius, is a member of FHA, Football team, Math Club and Band. He plans to attend Rose State and major in Business Management. Rachaun Brooks, a Cancer, is a member of Band, Basketball and Cheerleading. She plans to attend Central State and major in the medical field. 50 • Seniors Mike Brown, an Aquarius, is a member of the Football, Track and Basketball Teams. He plans to attend Langston and major in Business Management. Rondine Kaye Bruner, a Leo, is a member of FHA, Girls Glee Club, and Band. She plans to attend Central State and major in Com- puter Science. Juquita Michelle Buckner, an Aquarius, is a member of FCA, Student Council, Girls Basketball Team. Track Team, Honor Soci- ety, Honor Roll. Who's Who and Yearbook Staff. She plans to at- tend O.U. and major in Account- ing. Patrick Maurice Cannon, a Libra, is a member of the Math Club, FBLA, and Band. He plans to at.- tend college and major in Com- puter Programming. Seniors in English show that the price of success is taking time to work. Steven Dwayne Cooper, a Capricorn, is a member of Honor Roll, Honor Society. Student Council, Band, Basketball Team and Spanish Club. He plans to attend Tulsa U. and major in Electrical Engi- neering. Seniors • 51 Senior class officers: Treasurer: Leslie Gilliam. Secretary: Sharon Williams. Vice-Pres: Ja net Hul- ing. Pres.: Andrea Holman Christopher Dixon, a Pisces, is a member of Diamond Jubilee. Math Club, Student Council. Capt. of The Basketball team, and Pres, of the Nat 1 Honor Society. He plans to attend Georgetown Un and study, Pre-Medicine. Simone Alleshie Driggins, a Cap- ricorn. is a member of Honor So- ciety, Honor Roll, and Treas. of Honor Society. She plans to at- tend college a major in Psycholo- gy Terra DeNeene Durham, a Aries, is a member of Junior Achieve- ment, Student Council, Student Advisory, Computer Advisory, Pep Club and Yearbook Staff. She plans to attend Louisiana State and major in Physical Therapy. Lisa Aenetta Fowler, a Gemini, is a member of FHA, Junior Achievement, and Choir. She plans to attend OSU and major in Business. 52 • Seniors Leslie Lashell Gilliam, a member of FHA, BSU, Student Council, Head Cheerleader, and MHS Dancer. She plans to attend North Texas State. Kimella Denise Glover, a Leo, a member of Who's Who, Diamond Jubilee, Yearbook Staff, FHA, and Honor Roll. She plans to attend O.U. and major in Computerd Programming. Loria Yalishia Harris, a Scorpio, a member of Student Council, FHA, and MHS Dancer. Marcellous Hawkins, a Virgo, a member of FCA, Football and Track Teams. He plans to attend a Tradeschool and major in car- penting. Patty cake, patty cake, bakers man if anyone can do it Sheroya Williams and Adrienne Jackson can. Seniors • 53 Adrian Michael Hill, a Sagittar- ius. is a member of Vica, Dia- mond Jubilee. He plans to attend Morehouse and major in Archi- tecture. Andrea LaFaye Holman, a Virgo, is a member of Diamond Jubilee, FHA, Junior Achievement. Class Pres. 9th-12th grade, and Varsity Basketball. She plans to attend Univ. of Houston and major in Communications. Rhonda Hutson, a Scorpio is a member of Choir. Diamond Jubi- lee and Cheerleader. She plans to attend Central State University and major in Business Manage- ment. Adrienne Elizabeth Jackson, a Virgo, is a member of Band, Bas- ketball Team. Honor Roll, Soci- ety. Who's Who and Supr. Cabi- net. She plans to attend college and major in Medicine. Letecia Elaine Jackson, a Cancer, is a member of FHA, NCA. MHS Dancer, Diamond Jubilee and Cheerleader. She plans to attend OSU and major in Pre-Med. A philosophical quote from Terri Phillips, Jump Back. 54 • Seniors Richetta Renee Jackson, is a member of Yearbook Staff, Stu- dent Council and Junior Achieve- ment. She plans to attend Hous- ton U. and major in Accounting. Diane Lynette James, a Pisces, is a member of FBLA, BSU, Choir, Track, Math Club, Yearbook Staff, Diamond Jubilee and Span- ish Club. She plans to attend Langston and major in Account- ing. Landers Jones, Jr. a Capricorn, is a member of Diamond Jubilee, Stu- dent Council. FCA, and Basket- ball Team. He plans to attend col- lege and major in Bus. adminis- tration. Zahraine Randy V. Kelly, a Tau- rus, is a member of Diamond Ju- bilee, Drama Club and FCA. He plans to attend U.C.L.A. and ma- jor in Marine Biology. EiLisa K Knightcn, an Aquarius, is a member of the Math Club, Junior Achievement, Band and Basketball Team. She plans to at- tend a college and major in Real Estate. Roy Anderson is a member of the Football and Baseball teams. Seniors • 55 SENIORS 56 • Seniors OF '85 _______________________________________________________________________________________ • - ' •____________________________________________________________________________________________■____________________________________________________________________. Seniors • 57 Joining Leslie Gilliam for a nutrious' lunch are Terry Smith and Tony Hamilton Deborah Kaye Lewis, is a member of Diamond Jubilee-Pres. Student Council, Honor Roll, Track, and Who's Who. She plans to attend O. U. and major in Computer Sci- Tabitha Lucreshia Lewis, an Aries, a member of Girls Glee, Track, Basketball Team. Math Club and Diamond Jubilee. She plans to attend Lincoln U. and major in Mechanical Engineering. Tracey Lynn Lewis, an Aquarius, is a member of FHA, and Music. She plans to attend Okmulgee Tech, and major in Nursing. Kimberly Carol McCleary, a Can- cer. is a member of Basketball Team, Spanish Club, Math Club, SCA, Band and CBS Club. She plans to attend O.U. and major in History. 58 • Seniors Robert Earl McCleary Jr, a Can- cer. is a member of the Honor Roll. Black History Club and Bas- ketball, and Baseball Teams. He plans to attend O.U. and major in Chemistry. Rodney McDaniel, a Taurus, is a member of FCA, and Capt. of the Football team. He plans to attend college and major in Biology. LaToshia Meadows, a Scorpio, is a member of Diamond jubilee, FBLA, Pep Club, and Who's Who. She plans to attend O.U. and ma- jor in Nursing. Kevin B. Oguinn. an Aquarius, has managed the football and Bas- ketball teams. He plans to attend OSU. Derrick Owens, a Leo, plans to become a Brick Layer. Terri Nichelle Phillips, a Gemini, is a member of Student Council, Diamond Jubilee and the Society of Distinguished Students. She plans to attend O.U. and major in Accounting. Seniors • 50 Richard A. Roberts, a Cancer, is a member of Diamond Jubilee, Math Club, and Golf Team. He plans to become a Businessman. Stacey Alcia Roberts, is a member of FHA, Diamond Jubilee. MHS Dancer (Capt.) She plans to attend Syracuse and major in Theater. Gwendolyn Ann Robinson, a Vir- go, is a member of Show Choir. Alcia Boo ' Smith, a Virgo, is a member of Diamond Jubilee, Choir and Student Council. She plans to attend Spelman and ma- jor in Sociology. Marisha A. Steward, a Gemini, is a member of Diamond Jubilee, Math Club. Band, Track Team, and Junior Achievement. She plans to attend O.U. and major in Medical Research. Equandala Yvette Thunderbird. a Leo, is a member of FBLA. She plans to attend UCLA and major in Computer Programming. Seniors • oO It is proven that a break a day keeps the hunger away. By Shar- onda Ausbie and Lisa Knighten. Keva Walker, a Taurus, is a mem- ber of FHA, Track. Basketball and Math Club, and Junior Achieve- ment. She plans to attend Central State and major in Nursing Andre Talarico Williams, a Gemi- ni, is a member of FCA, Football, Basketball and Baseball Teams. He plans to attend O.U. and major in Criminology. Sharon Elaine Williams, is a member of Honor Roll, Honor Society, W'ho's Who, Junior Achievement Sect. Senior Class and Sec. Diamond Jubilee. She plans to attend a college and ma- jor in Computer related subjects. Sheroya Turea Turea Williams, a Pisces, is a member of Student Council, MHS Dancer and Capt. of Drill Team. She plans to attend a Trade School and major in Busi- ness Management. Seniors • ol We've Come A Long Way, Baby Tamara Allen Patrick Cannon Lisa Fowler Andrea Holman Sharonda Ausbie Simone Driggins Leslie Gilliam Rondine Bruner Terra Durham is k Kimella Glover Ja net Huling Juquita Buckner Jerome Factory Adrienne Jackson 62 • Baby Section Letecia Jackson Tracy Lewis Latoshia Meadows Stacy Roberts Marisha Steward Renee Jackson Tabitha Lewis Kevin Oguinn Gwendolyn Robinson Equandala Thunderbird Diane James Paulette Lugrand Terri Phillips Renault Shirley Sharon Williams Robert and Kim McCleary Richard Roberts Sheroya Williams Baby Section • 63 Best Looking. Letecia Jackson and Chris Dixon Most Popular: Landers Jones and Stacey Roberts Most Athletic: Adrienne Jackson and Andre Williams Best Dressed: Leslie Gilliam and Richard Roberts Class Of 85 Favorites Most Friendly: Kevin Oguinn and Lisa Fowler Most Likely to Succeed and Smartest: Most Humorous: Simone Driggins and Christopher Dixon Kimella Glover and Reginald Rollins t 4 • Seniors 'Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul . taking the time are Vice Principal Charlene Factory and Principal Jimmy Scales. Superintendent, Dr. Leon Edd Director of Resources and Development, Mr. Marvin Williamson Administration • 65 Teaching Excels When a student receives an ex- cellent grade that makes him or her feel good inside, the student knows that this was due to hard studying and listening to their teachers. When we received the National Ex- cellence in Education Award, the students knew this could not have been done without the help of EX- CELLENT TEACHERS . Suzanne Andree Math Vivian Barnes Reading Shirley J. Bobo Activity Director English Osa Brown Math Donna Carraway Data Processor Sally Carruthers Business Myrtle Clayton Social Studies Grada Eaves English Daisy Franklin Counselor Pam Freeman Math Robert Hubbard Social Studies Barbara Hunteman Librarian 66 • Staff Faculty Ron Lowery English Coach Menzola McCann Biology Sandra Moore Special Education Sue Morris Learning Disabilities James Noel Science Brenda Northcutt Science (sub) Richard Odendahl Math Helping Delta sorors prepare for their annual scholarship ball is vocal music teacher, Sandra Thompson (center left). Staff Faculty • 67 Jerimiah Ollison Coach Yvonne Palmer 10-English Kirby Radford History Margret Ray V.Prin. Sec. Harvey Roach Counselor Leodies Robinson H-Football Coach Raythene Rock Supt. Sec. Orville Roper Math Julia Ryan Spanish Edgar Scott Band Director Amelia Spears Girls B-Ball Coach Lee Stolbach Civics Nanette Thomas 11-English Sandra Thompson Music Imogene Watson Counselors Sec. Edna Wells Library Don Willis Career Guidance 68 • Staff Ruth Schroehen Joyce Bryant Darlene Henderson, Rosie Wells and Bren- da Brown. Cafe Workers • 69 Duncan Tyson, Custodian Bus Driver Mike Harrison, Custodian Bus Driver ik Leroy Cargle, Bus Driver L.C. Stevnson, Bus Driver Custodian 70 • Bus Drivers Custodians Wilbert Crisp, Bus Driver Curtis Doughty, Head Custodian Joyce Figaro, Bus Driver Claude Sherrill, Custodian Bus Drivers Custodians • 71 72 • Division Sports SENIORS Front: Rodney McDaniels, Andre Back row: Marcellous Hawkins, Stacey Williams, Jerome Factory, Darrell Wiggins, Hawthorne, Roy Anderson JUNIORS Front: Charles Woodard, Gregory liams, Bernard Rhone, Rodney Sanders, Da- Gude, Dana West, Kevin Henderson, vid Hall, Michael Chappie Renthrow Lawson; Back row: Michael Wil- Sports Football • 73 SOPHOMORES Front: James Carpenter, Raney, Michael Lewis, Antoine Connors, Leodies Robinson, Marcus Carruthers, Ed- Cimmaron Griffin, Julius Stanfield ward Clark, Andre Hayes; Back row: Gary FRESHMEN Front: Mark Franklin, Clear- Antwine, Bill Walter, Kenny Hanes, Derrick ence Wells, Nattan Hartfield, Gordon Haw- Walter, Chris Holloway thorne, Marcus Norton; Back row: Schafter 74 • Sports Football EIGHTH GRADE Front: Kevin Lawson, Darrell Harwell, Chris Mitchen, Marquis Alford; 2nd row: Roger Brooks, Michael Edd, Roy Sweet, Keith Scobey, Kevin Perry, Anthony Hartfield; 3rd row: Coach Willis, Aaron Preston, George Finley, Ray Fails, Mark Anderson, Don Forrest, Coach Brad- ford; Back row: Kent Meadows, Charles Walker, Joey Mickey, Walter Smiley, Rus sell Allen, Shawn Edwards � -ALCO« l COWS PAUON? FAlCON r4lCO 4S f4LCO JS AlCONS ALCONS L'C ON SEVENTH GRADE Front: Darrell Garrett, Leonardo Freeman, George Freeman, Mi- chael Shelton, Corey Barnett; 2nd row: DeAngelo Berry, Jermaine Factory, Herman Laskey, Lance Briggs, Amos Hartfield, Willy Frazier; 3rd row: Delon Bell, Owen Wilson, Jimmy Wright, Tray Booker, Marcus Daw- son; Back row: Kevin Watson, Sylvester Per- rish, Lincoln Northernton, Michael Shelton, Keith Curry, James Dixson, Coach Hubbard Football • 75 Development Excells The football team has been re- building a young but very talented team. The last couple of years we had the type of team that has con- trolled most of their opponents and there were less worries for the coaches. The team almost had a shut out '82-'83 season with a foot- ball record of 4 and 6. The '83- 84 season saw the team regrouped with a record of 8 and 3. It seems the team is regaining it's tradition- al fight to excell and win the sea- son. The training may be strenous, and hard sometimes, but all in all the team hopes to TAKE STATE!!!!!!!!!!! Warming up for that sensational play is 81 Micheal Chappie. Running in with that great spirit are THE MIGHTY MILLWOOD FALCONS!!!! 76 • Sports Football Patiently watching the game on the sidelines are the defensive players. Running for a touchdown against Newcas- Running for yardage is 22 Greg Gude, as tie Racers is 20 Roy Anderson. Newcastle Racers charge to block his gain. Sports Football • 77 Breaking away from the Newcastle defense is Greg Gude. Dana West (73) and James Car- penter (35) are trying to stop the Newcastle Racers from gaining enough yards for a first down. Trying to catch the ball for a first down against the Newcastle Racers is Mike Arnett. Varsity Football THEM US Star Spencer 0 6 Southeast 6 7 Northeast 19 6 Harrah 24 35 Douglass 13 28 Kingfisher 14 20 Woodward 0 22 McGuinness 38 6 Newcastle 6 21 McCloud 9 45 PLAYOFFS Cushing 6 15 Ada 33 7 78 • Football Practice Makes Perfect The Varsity Basketball teams are looking forward to a great winning season. Practice, practice, practice ... is the most important word to the players because that's all they hear from their coaches. While most students enjoyed their Christ- mas break eating, sleeping, and just having fun, guess where the basketball players were? You guessed it. They were up to the school (Millwood) practicing; get- ting ready to defeat their next op- ponents. Even though the players aren't very happy about this, it will all be worth it in the end because practice makes perfect. 1A Front Row: Jerome Factory, Michael Lewis, and Kevin Henderson: Back Row: Landers Jones, Robert McCleary, Greg Glover, Wil- liam Griggs, and Steven Cooper. Varsity Basketball Team Basketball • 79 Varsity Girls Front Row: Joanna Bowie, Vicki Smallwood, Carter, Shelli Dixon, Jan Smith, Lisa Etta Hopkins, Shanae Stoner, Sherre Cra- Knighten, Kimberly McCleary, Marla John- vens, Jackie Reynolds; Back Row: Rhonda son, Andrea Holman, Juquita Buckner. JV Boys Front Row: Travis Walker, Michael Lewis, John Brown, Steven Cravens, Tony Harris, Terry Evans, Ernie Morgan, Chris Jett; Back Chris Edwards. Row: Leodies Robinson, Kevin Hatcher, 80 • Basketball Front Row: David Miller, Ernie Adams, Forest, Russel Allen, Marcus Lake, Joey Dural Harwall, LaShawn Brown, Ricky Jett, Micky, George Finley, Kevin Perry, Anth- Roy Sweet; Back Row: Micheal Edd, Donald ony Holman, Walter Smiley. Eighth Girls Front Row: Waylonda Patmon, Dayna Wil- Brown, Cynthia Walter, Shiria Stoner, Tracy son, Rhonda James, Jennifer Whitfield, Tif- White, Sheneya Fails, Ursula Henderson, fany Hooks, Melenie Bratcher, Trina Shanna Jackson, Michelle Nolen. Eighth Boys Basketball • 81 Lined up on the freethrow line are the Mill- wood Falcon varsity girls and the Star Spen- cer Bobcats. Getting set up to take the ball down the court are Millwood varsity girls, while the Star Spencer Bobcats try to hold them. 82 • Basketball As the ball is high in the air the Millwood Falcons and Star Spencer Bobcats wait to try for the rebound. While Steven Cooper guards a Star Spencer player, Stephen Joseph goes inside to receive Star Spencer Bobcats shoot for two, while Stephen Joseph and Steven Cooper wait for the rebound. About to show how he makes every point count is Chris Dixon. 84 • Basketball At time out, the Millwood Falcons and the Star Spencer Bobcats go to the bench for a rest. Striving For State Track, one of the up and coming sports in America, has finally caught on at Millwood. This year's team has grown tremendously. Many of the participants are active in several other sports. Coach Low- rey credits this increase in size to the outstanding accomplishments and achievements made by athletes at the Summer Olympic held in Los Angeles California this past sum- mer. Marcellous Hawkins, a senior, says track is only for someone who believes in himself and works hard for what is expected out of running. Basketball Track • 85 Bigger And Better The track team is going to be the biggest and best track team ever. The new members of the team are Kevin Campbell, Michael Bell, and Richard Wallace. The team is load- ed with capable runners, sprinters and long jumpers. Last year the team had great suc- cess with their coach, Mr. Lowrey. They will have even more success this year with the great runners Marcellus Hawkins and Mike Ar- nett. The track team has been get- ting better and better each year but this team may be the best. The track team's great runners are Mike Ar- nett, Mike Brown, James Carpenter and Marcellus Hawkins. 86 • Track Optimistic Getting ready for the baseball season, Steven Cravens, gets ready to lift weights. The baseball team has not always been known for winning. But this year is a brand new beginning. The baseball team has 5 returning play- ers that may be an important part of the team. The baseball team is going to have a new strategy, Coach Willis says, We intend to gamble more as far as situations and base running are concerned. Millwood has not been a com- petitive baseball team in the past, but Coach Willis feels things will be changing. He says, I feel if we can keep a good positive attitude and with the athletes we have com- ing out we should win at least 10-15 games. Coach Willis is our new baseball coach. When asked how he liked the job, he replied, Yes, I am anx- ious, but at this point I am very busy with basketball. When we get started we will be working hard and most of all working toward our strategies. Front Row: Cimmarron Griffin, Roy Ander- son, Chris Jet, Marcus Carruthers, Tony Marris, Bill Walters, Terry Evans, Tyrone Griffin; Back row: Coach Willis, Kevin Hen- derson, Edward Clark, Antone Shafter, Ste- ven Cravens, Robert McGleary, Aundrea Williams, Michael Parks, Charles Woodard, David Hall. Rodney McDaniels, Derrick Walters Baseball • 87 The Millwood Falcon golf team: Keith Da- vis, Derrick King, Richie Roberts, Randy Ponder, and instructor Mr. Leodies Robin- son. 88 • Golf Practicing their follow through is Richie Roberts, Keith Davis, Randy Ponder, and Derrick King. Biomedics Here is Mrs. McCanns Bio. Med. class pre- senting their CPR cards after completing a one-week course. Front Row: Kevin John- son, Keith Davis. Lynette Jones, Mrs. Men- zola McCann, Mrs. Irene Summercamp, Les- lie Gilliams, Lolita Cox, Keith Johnson, Ber- nard Rhone, and David Dean. Back Row: Principal Jimmy Scales, Rudell Lee, Adrian Hill, Derrick King. Raymond Kemp, and Jerome Factory. Getting special attention from Mrs. Irene Summercamp is Kevin Johnson in learning CPR, while Adrian Hill patiently waits for assistance. Academics • 89 90 • Academics Division Serving at the Honor Roll reception are Detra Mitchell and Kara Renfrow. Obtaining Excellence In obtaining grades that are pleasing to you and satisfactory to your parents, you have to spend much of your free time at home working on your homework as- signments and many of the chores that are given to you by your par- ents; therefore there is little time for you to do what you want to do. The weekends are the best time to catch up on your free time. Even though you have homework, you take the chance of going to the game Friday night and going to McDonald's afterwards. Saturday night you go to the movies, bowl- ing, or skating; putting off your homework until Sunday night or Monday morning. To obtain the grade you are after or maintain the one you have, you will have to stay in on some weekends and spend lots of free time studying. In Mr. Radford's class Niagelo Abdula, La- the principles of see no evil, hear no evil Shawn Taffe and Pamela Powell believe in and speak no evil. ' Academics • 91 Honor Recipients, Parents, Faculty and Administration are enjoying the reception prepared by the Courtsey Club. Showing how happy they are to be on the Prin- cipal's honor roll are Steven Cooper and Si- mone' Driggins. All smiles about being on the Principals honor roll and attending the reception are Seniors Chris Dixon and Adri- enne Jackson. 92 • Academics Being on the honor roll can be rewarding as shown by La- shawn Washington and Lolita Cox. while at the reception in the library. The library is a good place to do homework for Richie Roberts and Reggie Rollins. Use of the card catalog is helpful to Denise After receiving awards in the honors pro- Underwood in her studies. gram Deidre Brown and Marietta Bruner pose for a picture. Academics • 93 Geometry class seems a little difficult for some tenth grade students. Students Dana West and Randy Ponder are studying and socializing in the new library facilities. Students Rhonda Crosby, Yolanda Crosby, and Rosalyn Childs, work patiently in ac- counting. 94 • Academics Arc the Frshmen really interested in their work? Seniors Richie Roberts and Reggie Rollins are working on an upcoming project for Mrs. Ef- finger's class. Performing CPR on Annie is Jerome Factory while Derrick King looks on. Academics • 95 96 • Division Student Life While Mike Gutrock' Brown expresses the joy of school Steven Jones and Dion Porter make their way to the next class in the main building. Getting through the halls is quite difficult between classes. Student Life • 97 Intently listening in their U.S. History class are David Gray, Terry Smith, Darryl Wig- gins and Lolita Cox. Talking with one another on the Sr. High lunch break are Vernon Lusk, Greg Gude, Landers Jones, and Bernard Rhone. 98 • Student Life Jr. High students taking a break from their Basset, Candice Rollins, Tamar Criswell, school activities are Lashawn Taffe, Kim Stephine Coleman, and Tanisha Woods. Getting an assignment in Mr. Radfords U.S. history class are Jay Farmer, and Edward Clark. Dressing up for Homecoming are Shrannell Coulter and Dayna Wilson. Student Life • 99 It seems that Kim Bassett just can not wait to tell Sonya Franklin her hot gossip during Jr. High lunch break. The Jr. High lunch break must have some interesting events because something has caught Hope Miller's eye, while Songhai Sledge seems to be amused by the taking of the picture. While on Jr. High lunch break Kevin Williams, Micheal Broussard, Lamont Elkins spend their time watching the girls in gym and Marty Kelly thinks boy 1 wish I were in girls gym. 100 • Student Life During lunch break Vercye Huling and Lonna Ballard stuff their faces to get the last bite and last drop of milk before the bell. During high school lunch break Kevin Samuels shows Dar- While many students enjoy lunch break, Raymond Kemp rell Wiggins some of his breaking movements. enjoys watching Kim Roper. Student Life • 101 Denise Jackson Carla Ramsey Joanna Bowie Stephen Joseph Valeria Ramsey Delonia Lowe Sherrie Bradley Kevin Henderson Shreena Lenoir William Griggs Monique Miles Leodies Robinson Stephanie Booker Lisa Knighten Robert McCleary Kim McCleary Carol Finley Reshinda James Dawn West Dana West Anthony Holman Andrea Holman Kenneth Robinson Gwendolyn Robinson Marcea Roberts Deidra Brown Melodie Coulter Shranell Coulter Kathy Robinson Jackie Robinson 102 • Friends, Friends Lonna Ballard Bridgette Criswell Carla Brown Lynetta Carter Lisa Fowler Letecia Jackson Sherrie Williams Shiral Stoner Marietta Bruner Rondine Bruner Renee Jackson Darrell Wiggins Edward Clark Shreena Lenoir Kim Roper Angela Hill Kimberly Jackson Kim Elam Terra Durham Ja net Huling Edie Overall April Reed Tabitha Lewis Tamara Allen Myrtle Clayton Jon Clayton And More Friends • 103 Charles Pollard Kim Johnson Shanae Stoner Shiral Stoner Loria Harris Marvin Brannon Angela Johnson Marla Johnson LaRonda Brown Korey Jones Shemeya Fails Ursula Henderson Andrea Tennyson Roy Anderson Paula Flowers Scharolltte Sampson Monique Miles Shonnon Allen Roslyn Childs Jill Jackson Rhonda Crosby Yolonda Crosby Anita Kirkpatrick Anissa Hamilton Andrea Holman Delecia Stephens Juquita Buckner Sam Buckner Marisha Steward Keva Walker 104 • Friends, Friends Derrick Farmer, Raymond Massey Jay Farmer Edward Clark, Jackie Reynolds Marla Johnson Vickie Smallwood, Roslyn Nelson Andrea Tennyson Amber Coats, Angela Johnson Rochelle Brison Greg Gude, Ja net Hiding Renee Jackson Kim Johnson. Charles Pollard Lashawn Washington Bridgette Criswell, Edward Clark Jay Harris, Lonna Ballard Landers Jones, Andrea Holman Dawn West. Delecia Stephens Carla Ramsey, Bridgette Criswell Patience Harris. Denise Jackson Marcus Carruthers, Leodies Robinson April Reed, Edie Overall Tamar Criswell, Shyvonne Giggers Bridgetter Miles, April Dean Dana West Kara Renfrow Janet Davis LaDonna Brown Detra Mithell And More Friends • 105 Royalty Homecoming was a day to re- member. Everyone was in suspense as the emcees Denise Jackson and Robert Shelton announced the Homecoming Queen Candidates. The 1984 Homecoming Queen Candidates were Gwendolyn Ann Robinson escorted by Christopher Dixon, and Debbie Lewis escorted by Steven Cooper. Debbie Lewis was the student body's choice for Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Queen Debbie Lewis is crowned by her escort Steven Cooper. The two candidates Debbie Lewis and Gwen Steven Cooper and Chris Dixon for the an- Robinson wait patiently with their escorts nouncing of the winner. lOe • Royalty Members of the queen s court consisted of grade level princesses and their escorts. 8th Grade-George Finley and Tiffany Hooks; 10th Grade-Chris Edwards and Marla John- son; 12th Grade-Gwen Robinson and Chris Dixon, Debbie Lewis and Steven Cooper; 11th Grade-Carla Ramsey and Dana West; Pth Grade-Kimberly Jackson and Ernie Morgan. 7th Grade-LeCresha Johnson and Darryl Carter. Royalty • 107 Queen's Court Junior Princess Carla Ramsey es- corted by Dana West II. Sophomore Princess Marla John- son escorted by Chris Edwards. 108 • Royalty Freshman Princess Kim Jackson escorted by Ernie Morgan. Eighth grade Princess Tiffany Hooks escorted by George Finley. Seventh Grade Princess LaCretia Johnson escorted by Darryl Carter. Royalty • 100 a n u e e n Band Queen Candidate Ver- Band Queen Candidate Sher- cye Huling escorted by Jo- Band Queen Sheroya Williams rye Cravens escorted by Ke- seph Smith. escorted by Steven Jones. vin Samuels. Sheroya Turea' Williams was born February 28, 1967, under the sign of Pisces. She is a member of Student Council, the band and cap- tain of the Drill Team. She enjoys being with friends and having a good time. Sheroya wishes to have a healthy and successful life and to spend her life with the one she loves the most. 110 • Royalty Football Queen Candidate Kim Football Queen Sharon Williams McCleary escorted by Rodney escorted by Bernard Rhone. McDaniels. Prior to the victorious crowning of the football queen are Kim and Sharon. Royalty � 111 •V 4 When asked what was the most important word in the English lan- guage she replied There is no one most important word because we could not communicate with just one word. If Sharon could have one wish she would wish for all men to live together in love then there would be no foreign conflicts, no starving people and no predju- dices. Furthermore there would be no reason to wish. Saluting and escorting the 1984 Football queen, Sharon Williams, is Football Captain, Andre Williams. 112 • Royalty The call to order flag salute and welcome at the Homecoming Coronation were given by Student Council President Ja net Hul- ing. The winners of the Homecoming Hall Decoration was the seventh grade class. Accepting the award from Principal Jimmy Scales is the class president, Darryl Carter. Emcees for the Homecoming Coronation are Juniors Denise Jackson and Robert Shelton. The winner of the Homecoming Door Decorations was Advisory 8 (Sandra Moore, advisor). Accepting the award from Principal Jimmy Scales is Keva Walker. Royalty • 113 Falcon Surveys taken among Millwood students have helped to choose the favorites of 1984 in the following categories: Movie, T.V. Show, Song, Singer, Performing Group, Book, Magazine, Color, Car, Teacher, Food Restaurant, Hang Out, Subject, and Saying. The three nominees for the favorite movies are Purple Rain, The Terminator, and Beverly Hills Cop. And the winner is ... Purple Rain. The three most favorite T.V. Shows watched are Different Strokes, The Cosby Show, and Dynasty. The most favorite is . . . The Cosby Show. The three songs most often heard playing in cars outside the school and also heard trying to be sung by students are Erotic City, Cool It Now, and Jungle Love. The one heard the most is ... Cool It Now. The singers mostly talked about around schools and seen on videos are Michael Jackson, Morris Day, and Prince. The singer talked about the most is . . . Prince Rogers Nelson. The performing groups who are mostly admired and seen on Soul Train, Video Soul, New York Hot Tracks, etc. are Prince and the Revolution, New Edition, and The Time. The group admired the most is .. . The Time. The books most often found being read by students or lying around somewhere in the house are The Outsiders, The Bible, and Of Mice and Men. The book most often read is none other than . . . The Bible. The magazines most subscribed to and read in 1984 according to Falcon students are Right On, Jet, and Ebony. The magazine most liked is .. . Ebony. Even though there are so many colors to choose from the three most favorite are Purple, Blue, and Red. 114 • Student Life Favorites Of course we students couldn't refuse our school color as our favorite it is naturally . . . Blue. Many new cars come out every year, but of course every student likes the most expensive of them all and the most liked this year are Mercedes, Porsche, and Corvette. Most people want sports cars so the winner is one of a kind . . . Porsche. Every year students move up a grade and get new teachers and they hate to leave the old ones until they find out what the new teacher is like. Every student has a favorite teacher and the three favorite teachers (which are males) are Mr. Roper, Mr. Noel, and Mr. Hubbard. The most favorite of these three males is . . . Mr. Roper. Food is a great necessity of life and many students enjoy some kinds more than others. The foods most enjoyed are Tacos, Pizza, and Hamburgers. The food mostly eaten is, you guessed it . . . Pizza. Restaurants are places to go and enjoy foods that aren't usually eaten every day, the three favorite restaurants are McDonald's, Joe Kelley's, and Godfathers. The restaurant more students enjoy going to is ... Joe Kelley's. Hanging out is very common among high school students, there are many places to hang out but some are more liked than others. The favorite hang outs are McDon- ald's, Home, and Godfathers. The most favorite place to hang out is . . . McDonald's. Every student takes many different subjects during their years in school, therefore they tend to like some more than others. The three most favorite subjects are Science, Math, and English. Most students favorite subject is . . . Math. Every year of school students pick up many different sayings and use them in many different conversations with friends, the favorite sayings this year are You on Fire, What Up, and Cause it ain't nothing. The words or saying that students use most is . . . What Up. Student Life • 115 Jerome: Congratulations! We wish you much suc- cess in accomplishing your goals in life. If you follow these three ideals, your accom- plishments will be great. 1. Do a day's work well. 2. Remember the Golden Rule. 3. Bear success with humility. Love. Your Family To our daughter Tracey, You have made us very happy through the years. Good Luck in your future. Stay close to God and you will go far in life. Love Mom and Dad ■ i mm w r- To Renee, we love you very much, and wish you the best in the future. You will always have our support. Love Always, Mom, Dad, and Leah To my cutie Juquita, Good Luck in the fu- ture. May your hopes and dreams come true. Love Always, Eric Thomas 116 • Senior Farewells To our baby girl. We hope you succeed in all your goals. We love you. Dad, Mom, and Denise To sonny, I wish you all the luck in the whole world. God bless you! Love, Mama To my Senior baby girl. If you can simply imagine you can become, and if you can percieve you can achieve.’’ Love. Flower Mama I wish the best for you. Lisa, stay sweet always. I love you dearly. Tram-Tram Senior Farewells • 117 To our outstanding daughter, Kimella Den- ise: Graduation wishes from both of us. We re hoping that life’s finest things will always come to you and that you'll have the best of luck in everything you do! Congratulations! Love Ya! Mama Daddy To Gwendolyn: A smile can be worn anytime May you achieve all your goals in life. The roads to a radiant happy life are found in the beatitudes. We are blessed to have a daughter like you. We love you very much, May God continue to bless you. Mom . Dad, Jr., Ken, Kathy, Jackie Mike. Best Wishes to our darling daughter Tamra L. Allen: Your accomplishments have made us very proud of you. Keep climbing up the ladder of success and always remember the famous words of the late Dr. Martin Luther King I Have A Dream.” so follow that dream Keep God in your life and you'll go far. Love ya Mom Dad To our Dear Niece We love you Terra very much God be with you through the years. Your Aunt Mae and Uncle Harry 118 • Senior Farewells To Our Darling Daughter Terra DeNeene The years have gone fast. Your first formative years have past. Love you brought to mom and dad, and our love you know you had. You've expressed a wish to progress and we hope for you all success. Never forget when times are rough that your belief is nothing is too tough. Love, Mom and Dad To Our Darling Grandaughter Always remember that narrow is the path but straight is the way for the key to success. Granny Papa To our doll, Andrea Holman Your a daughter sister every parent brother would be proud to have and to call their own. Continue to be as sweet as you are now and you'll go far in life. Forever Your, Mom, Dad Anthony (AMP) To Our Senior Class Friends Of 1985, Best Wishes And Good Luck In The Future!!! SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS Terra Durham, Kimella Glover, Ja'net Huling, Renee Jackson Diane James Senior Farewells • 119 “Falcons Establish, Maintain, And Promote Excellence A 102 Carr. Melvin-11. 40 D Brag . Tamara-11. 20. 34 Carruthers. Marcus-40. 74. 44. 20, Abdullah. Niageld-91 Brannon. Marvin-50 16, 07 Davenport, Misty-17. 10 Adams. Chalonda-90 Bratcher. Melanie-13. 17. 20. 32 Caraway. Donna-6© Davis. Jeannett-4©. 47 Adams. Ernest-12. 01 Breshers. Darby-12. 29 Carter. Cheryl-13. 17. 20. 34 Davis. Keith-21. 4© Adams. Kenneth-10 Brian. Keith-34 Carter. Darryl-1©. 23. 2©. 107. 109. Davis. Malcom-24 Alford. Marquitz-75 Briggs. Lance-23 113 Dawson. Mureul-75 Allen. Conrad-12 Brison. Rachelle-40 Carter. Jimmy-19. 30 Deanm. Apnl-17, 19. 23, 24 Allen. Russell-75. 01 Broadus. Soloman-19. 29 Carter. Lenetta-U. 35, 103 Dean. David-21. 4© Allen. Shonnon-13. 17 20, 34 Brooks. Bachaun-50, 51 Carter. Rhonda-00 Dean. Dexter-19. 24 Allen. Tamara-©. lo. 20. 50. ©2. 103 Brooks. Roger Chappie. Michael-20, 21. 4©. 47. 73 Dean. Vicki-12. 17 24 Anderson. Andraya-20 Broussard. Michael-12. 23 Chatman. Charles-40 Dixon. Damon-52. 92. ©4. 10. 10© Anderson. Roy-55. 73. 07 Brown. Brenda-69 Chatman. Lavirgust-11 107 Andree. Suzanne o© Brown. Carla-11, 34, 103 Childs. Roslyn-1©, 17, 45. 04 Dixon. Dorris-29 Antwine. Schfter-74 Brown. Deidrc 20. 45. 4©. 93. 102 Clark. Curtis-10, 40 Dixon. James-75, 19 Arnett. Mike-70, 8© Brown. Cary-34 Clark. Edward-17. 40. 74. 07. 90. Dixon. Shelli-35. 13. 80 Ausbie. Sharonda-11. 16. 20. 50. Brown. Johnny-00 103 Dizer. Charlise-35 61. 62 Brown. LaDonna-4© Clayton. Kortne-17. 35 Dobard. Gail-0. 24. 12 Brown. Laronda-12. 29 Clayton. Myrtle-lo. ©0. 103 Doughty. Curtis-71 B Brown. LaShory-29, 80 Coats. Amber-17 Driggins. Simone 52 ©2. 92. ©4 Brown. Malachi-23. 12 Cuffey. Leon-11 Durham. Terra-1©. 21. 52. ©2, 103 Ballad. Eddie-1©. 17. 10. 20. 50 Brown. Mike-51. 07 Coleman. Stpphanie-12. 24. 90 Ballad. Herbert-12. 23 Brown. Osa-42. 66 Cullins. Todd-20 E Ballad. Lonna-17 40. 44 103 Brown. Tina-29. 01 Connors. Antione-41. 74 Barrientez. Harold Brown. Trina Cooper. Bary-5 Eaves. Grada-66 Barnes. Bivian-oo Bruner. Angela-23. 19 Cooper. Steven-51. 79, 92. 03. 10©, Edd. Leon-65 Bassett. Kimberly-19 Bruner. Kimberlin-40 107 Edd. Michael-29. 75. 01 Bell. Devervolon-4o Bruner. Marletta-lo. 20. 4©. 93. 103 Corbin. Willard-17. 29 Edwards. Chris-12. 17. 39. 80. 107. Bell. Muhael-4© Bruner. Rondine-51. ©2. 49. 1©. 20. Coulter. Melodie-10. 4©, 102 108 Bennet. Cleen-34 103 Coulter. Shrannell-19, 29. 99. 102 Edwards. Marlon-11. 20. 35 Benton. Quincy-23 Bryant. Joyce-69 Cox, Lolita-l©. 4©. 93, «8 Edwards. Shaun P -29. 75 Berry. Charlene-20 Buckner. Juquita-51. 62. 16, 49 20. Cravens. Sherrye-13. 17. 34. 35. 30. Elam. Kimberly-13. 35. 00. 103 Binder. Tarra-19. 20 21. 19. 00 00. 100 Evans. Terry-20. 35. 00. 07 Blakely. James-20 Bugg. David-34. 20 Cravens. Steven-11, 20. 4©. 00. 07 Ewing. Wylene D.-12, 1©. 20. 29. Bobo. Shirley-21. 66 Crisp. Wilbert-71 32 Booker. Stpphanie-40. 102 C Criswell. Bridgette-41. 43. 103 Bowen. Steven-11. 40 Criswell. Tamar-17. 24. 90 F Bowie. Joanna-13, 17. 34. 00. 102 Cardwell. Hope-20. 34 Crosby. John-11. 35 Bowmon. Demetrest-12. 20 Campbell. Kevin-21. 4©. 47 Crosby. Rhonda-16. 17. 45. 94 Factory. Charlene-65 Boyd. Michelle-12. 20 Cannon Crosby. Yolonda-l©. 17. 45. 94 Factory. Jerome-16. ©2. 73. 79. 95 Boyd. Tijuana-23 Cargle. Leroy-70 Cubit. Wayland-11. 41 Fails. Ray Lee-29. 75 Bradford. Arean-75 Carbaial. Cousuel-10 Curry. Keith-19. 75 Fails. Shemeya-12. 01 Bradley. Sherrie-1©, 17, 10. 4©. 40. Carpenter. James-4. 70. 0© Farmer. Derrick-11. 41 Vocational Education... For Your Future’s Sake! What are you going to do with your future? Now is the time to begin planning. Vocational Education will provide you with the skills to make it in the job market. Ads Index • 121 ST. JOHN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Salutes Millwood Senior High School for their academic excellence An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. It's being able to differentiate between what you do know and what you don't. It's knowing where to go to find out what you need to know; and it's knowing how to use the information once you get it. William Feather ST. JOHN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5700 North Kelley Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111 Dr. W. K. Jackson, Pastor Church Office (405) 478-3344 Pastor's Study (405) 478-3351 This Is The Church Where God Is LORD 122 • Ads lndex S M ENTERPRISES • Lincoln View Tag Agency • Sham's Laundromat • Contract Postal Station 8 4901 N. Eastern 427-5456 Farmer. Kenya-12, 29 Griffin, Cimmaron-74, 87 Hill, Christina-19. 25 1 Jett. Christopher-42 80 87 § Farmer. Jay-ll. 17. 41. 9 Griggs. William Earl-20. 4©. 79, Holloway. Chris-1©. 74 1 Jett. Ricci-80 1 Farrier. Teresa-12 102 Holloway. Phillip-3© I Johnson Angela-13. 17. 39 42 1 Figaro. Joyce-71 Gude, Gregory Michael 1©. 4© 73. Holman. Andrea-5. 1©. 77. 20. 21. 8 Johnson. Carquetta-2. 30 I Finley. Carol-41. 102 78. 98 52. 54. ©2. 80. 102 1 Johnson Kim lo. 17. 18 39 1 Finley. George-28 29. 75. 81. 107. Holman. Anthony E.-81, 102 1 Johnson Lac reshia-12. 17 . 25 107 i 109 H Hook. Tiffany-12. 30. 32. 81. 107. I 10° 1 Flowers. Paula Diane-11. 20. 21. 4© 109 I Johnson. Laura D-19. 25 i Ford. Michelle M 12, 24 Hall. David L -20. 4©. 73. 87 Hopgood. Brian-19 1 Johnson Marla-17. 39 42 80 107 1 Ford. Tracy-19 Hamilton. Anissa-11. 17. 18. 4© Hopkins. Etta L -18. 47. 80 1 108 1 Fores , Don-75. 81 Hamilton. Manechia-12 Hubbard. Karen-20 | Jones. Candace-12. 30 1 Foster. David-11. 55 Hamilton. Tony-58 Hubbard. Robert-20. ©©. 75 1 Jones. Korey-30 1 Fowler. Gaylor-15, 32 Hanes. Kenny-74 Huling. Ja net-52. ©. 1©. 17. 21. 52. I Jones Landers-1© 55. ©4. 79 og 1 Fowler. Lisa-32. 51. 52. ©2. ©4. 103 Hardwick. Tracy-3© ©2. 103. 113 9 Jones, Steve-11. 1©. 41. 42 3 Frankin. Daisy-©© Harmon. Damon-19 Huling. Jeanie-1©. 17. 19. 25 I Jones. Travis-11 1 Franklin. Mark-35. 74 Harris. Avora-23© Huling. Vercye-34. 3©. 17. 20. 11. Jordan. Janeka-20 47 1 Franklin. Skip-17 Harris. Ellowyne-17. 3© 1©. 110 Joseph, Stephen 1©. 17. 42. 83 102 8 Franklin. Sonya-17. 24 Harris. James Curry-47 Huntrmjn. Barbara-©© Franklin. William-20 Freeman. Pam-©© Harris. Jay-41. 42. 80 87 Harris. Loria-49. 53. ©2 Hutson. Rhonda-51. 54. ©2 K I Freeman. Shalanda-3© Harris. Patience-17. 21. 47 Harrison. Charles-24 J Kelley. Charlanda-25 1 Kelly. Marty-25 1 C Harrison. Mike-70 Jackson. Adrienne-©. 11, 53. 54. ©2. Kelley Randy-1©. 18. 55 1 Garland James-12. 30 Harrison. Kenneth-17. 42 ©4 92 Kelly. Stacey-11 42 1 Hartfield. Anthony-75 Jackson. Alan L.-ll Kemp Raymond-21. 47 1 Garrett. Darell-75 Hartfield. Nathan-18. 74 Jackson. Denise 20. 21. 47. 102 Kerford. Lynen-2. 30 1 Gaulding. Shaundra-30 Harwell. Darrell-28. 30. 75. 81 113 King. Derrick D -95 1 Ciggers. Shyvonne-17, 24 Hatcher. Kevin-42. 80 Jackson. Jill D -20. 17 Kirkpatrick. Anita-20 47 1 Gilbert. Lamont M -8. 12 Hawkins. Marcellous-20. 53. 73. 8© Jackson. Kelly-17. 42 1 Kmghten. Lisa-11. 55 ©1, 80 102 1 Gillispie. Joanna-13. 18 Hawthorne. Gordon-18. 25. 74 Jackson. Kenya-42 1 Gillispie. Simona-12 Hawthorne. Stacey-73 Jackson. Kimberly-13. 17. 20 3©. 1 L 1 Gilliam. Leslie-1©. 18. 52. 53. 58. Hayes. Andre-74 103, 107. 109 1 ©2. ©4 Hayes. Clayton-19 Jackson. Kisha L -12. 23. 25 1 Lake. Marcus-30. 81 1 Glover, Greg-79 Hayes. Robert-24 Jackson. Letecia-54. ©3. ©4. 103 I Laskey Beverly-1© 3© 1 Glover. Kimella-©. 1©. 21. 53. ©2. Haynes. Kenneth-3© Jackson. Lisa Ann-25 1 Laskey Herman-19. 25. 75 1 ©4 Henderson. Chris-19 Jackson. Richetta (Renee)-©. 1©. 17. 1 Lawrence. Tiffame R 25 1 Glover. Michael-11. 21. 4© Henderson. Darlene-©9 18. 21. 55. ©3. 103 i Lawson. Kevin-75 | Goss. Angela-1© Henderson. Kevin Gerald-20. 45. Jackson. Shanna-12. 81 1 Lawson. Redma-3© 1 Goss. Darvas-llq. 41, 42 47. 73. 79. 87 James. Diane-1©. 17. 20. 21. 55. ©3 | Lawson. Renthrow-73 I Gray. David-41. 98 Henderson. Ursula-9. 1©. 30. 32. James. Jamal A -25 | Lee. Ardell-30 1 Green. Kenii-12 41. 81 James. Parrish-30 | Lee. Charlotte-19. 30 1 Green. Kevin-11 Hill, Adnan-54 James. Reshmda-102 | Lee. Ham a-17. 42 1 Griffin. Tyrone-3©. 87 Hill. Angela-103 James. Rhonda-12. 30. 81 i Lee. Rudell-21. 47 fi Ads Index • 123 Tomorrow's Biggest Bargain A College Education Today An Education At Rose State College Can Take You In Any Number Of Directions. Rose State College Is A Two Year College, Providing Higher Education Services. Call 733-7308 For Course Education. ROSE STATE COLLEGE 6420 S.E. 15th Street Midwest City, OK 124 • Ads Index Congratulations Millwood Falcons From GREENPASTURES BARBER SHOP Open Tuesday-Friday 8:00-6:00 Saturday 7:00-6:00 11100 N.E. 52 769-6650 Barbers: Shirley, Shirdell Rochelle [ The Black Chronicle _Th ptpr that flit th truth_ ] Russell Perry Publisher PO BOX 174M OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA 1 405 «24 4MS Lennox. VYadandu 43 Lenoir. Shrenna-35. 36. 103. 102 Lenox. Sharonda-12. 25 Leverette, Tammy-43 Leveretle. Vanessa-13. 36 Lewis. Bnan-19. 2o Lewis, Deborah- lo. 56. 63. lOo. 107 Lewis. Micheal-43. 74. 79. 60 Lewis, Tabitha lo. 16. 51, 56, 63. 103 Lewis. Tracey-17. 56. 63 Lindsey. Marco-36 Long. Carlissa-13, 17. 42. 43 Lowery. Ron-67 Lowe. Delonia-11. 13. 17. 36. 102 Lugrand. Paulette 63 Lusk. Lamonte-12, 30 Lusk. Vernon-76 M Marell. Mark-12 Massey. Raymond-11. 17. 42 Maultsby. Tanya-32. 116 Maxey. Lois-17, 47 Mays. Micheal-30 McCann. Menzola-67 McCleary, Kimberly-lo. 56, 63. 80, 102. Ill McCleary. Robert-lo. 49, 59, 63. 79. 87. 102 McDaniel. Rodney-6. 59, 73. 87 McNeal. Helen-17 Meadows. Kent-31. 75 Meadows. LaRhonda-12, 2o Meadows. Latoshia-51. 59. 63 Meadows. Pncitla-47 Mickey. Joseph-31. 75. 81 Miles. Bridgette-9, 17, 23, 26 Miles. Monique-37. 102 Miller. Chns-11, 20. 47 Miller, David-12. 31. 81 Miller. Hope-12. 26. 100 Miller. Ransom-37 Mink. Robert-31 Mitchell, Anthony-19 Mitchell. Detra-17. 45. 47. 91 Mitchell. EIFairo-12. 31 Mitchell. Tony-31 Mitchem. Chris-73 Moon. Roy-39. 43 Moon. Troy-39, 43 Moore. Keino-37. 20 Moore. Sandra-67 Moore. Tony-19 Morris. Jason-12 Morris, Sue-67 Morgan. Ernest-20. 37. 66. 107. 109 Mosley. Brian-11. 37 Murray. Anthony-47 Murrell. Mark-31 N Nelson, Rosalyn-37 Nephew. Ambna-19. 31 Nichols. Jamie-12. 31 Noel. James-67 Nolan. Lashonda-18. 37 Nolan. Michelle-32. 81 Nolan. Robert-26 Northerton. Lincoln-19. 75 Norton. Gregory-31 Norton. Kalisa-17. 20. 46 Norton. Marcus-37. 74 Northcutt, Brenda-67 O Odendahl. Ruhard-67 O'Cuinn. Kevin-59, 63. 64 Ollison, Jeremiah-68 Omar-Muhammed. Ali-37 Omar-Muhammed. Safiyyah-29, 30. 46 Osborne. Mono-19 Overall, Edie-17, 103 Overstreet. Cotnna-17. 43 Owens. Derrick-59 Owens. Yolanda-32 Palmer. Yvonne-68 Parks. Micheal-67 Parrish. Sylvester-75 Patmon. VVaylonda-12, 81 Patrick. Lashawne-26 Paul. Robert-12 Paul. William-11. 42 Perry. Kevin-28. 33. 75. 81 Phillips. Terri-16. 49. 54. 59. 63 Pointer. Vikki-37 Pollard. Charles-26 Powell. Randy-16. 43. 94 Porter. Dion-17 Potts. Buddy-26. 32 Powell. Pamela-26. 91 Preston. Aaron-75 Queens. Yolanda-12 R Radford. Cur by-17. 68 Ramsey. Carla-17. 20. 21. 46. 102. 107. 106 Ramsey. Valeria-11. 16. 17. 20. 103 Raney. Gary-74 Ray. Margaret-68 Reed. April-11. 13. 16. 17, 43. HJ7 Renfrow. Kara-17. 20. 45. 48. 91 Renfrow. Myka-12. 26 Reynolds. Jackie-17. 43. 80 Rhone. Bernard-48 73 Richardson. Virgil-20. 37 Riggs. Donnell-11. 37 Rizer. Mary-12. 26. 27 Roach. Harvey-68 Roberts. Marcea-17. 20. 48. 102 Roberts. Richie-l6. 60. 63. 64, 93. 95 Roberts. Stacey-49. 60. 63. 64 Robinson. Gwendolyn-16. 18 20 63. 69. 102 Robinson. Jacqueline-19. 26. 27. 102 Robinson. Kathy-37. 102 Robinson. Kenneth-20. 48. 102. 106. 107 Robinson. Leodis-24. 68 Robinson. Leodis-44. 80 102 Robinson. Shawtelle-12. 27 Robinson. Sheronda-37 Robinson. Stephanie-16. 17, 46 Rock. Raythene-68 Rollins. Candace-17. 26. 27. «9 Rollins. Regmald-64. 93. 95 Rollins. Stephanie-lo. 17. 44 Roper. Anissa-11, 13. 44 Roper. Kimberlee-U. 37. 103 Roper. Orville-68 Ryan. Julia-o6 Sampson. Curtis-12. 32 Sampson. Scharlotte-29. 44. 48 Samuels. Kevin-11. 17, lo. 44. 101 Sanders. Rodney-46. 73 Sattiewhite. Patnna-12. 17 Scales. Jimmy-2. 113 Schrochen. Ruth-69 Scobey. Keith-75 Scott. Edgar-11. 12. 68 Scott. Ricky-32 Scruggs. Tonya-44 Shelton. Micheal-75 Shelton. Robert-11. 48 113 Sherrell. Claude-71 Ads Index • 125 “ We 're Not Satisfied Until You Are Pickup Delivery ''it_f Syl’s Hr DE LUXE CLEANERS 427-8362 3617 N. 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Mansha-oO. 63. 16. 20. 18 Steaard. NaeeMah-32, 12 Stolbach. Lee-68 Stoner. Shanae-38. 18. 80 Stoner. Shiral-32. 19. 103. 81 Sutter. John-32 Sweet. Roy-75. 19, 81 Sykes. Charlie-17, 11 Taylor. Leslie-19 Taffe. Lashawn-9l. 27. 99 Tennyson. Andrea-38 Thomas. Nannette-o8 Thompson. Eric-33, 17 Thomas. Gerald-27 Thompson. Jimmy-20 Thompson. Sandra-68. 67 Thornton. Charlesetta-38 Thunderbird. Equandala-60. 63. 49 Traylor. Leslie-27. 17 Tucker. Kia-27. 12 Turner. Michael-38. 20 Tyson. Duncan-70 Underwood. Arlene-93 V Vaughn. Elizabeth-33, 12 W Walker. Charles-75 Walker. Keva-ol. 17. 18. 113 Walker. Rolanda-27, 12 Walker. Travis-80 Wallace. Richard-48 Walter. Bill-74. 38. 20. 87 Walter. Cynthia-33. 12. 81 Walter. Derrick-74. 20. 87 Warner. Kaymah-38 Warren. Carrie-33 Warren. Cone-38. 20. 11. 12 Washington. Dondre-38. 20. 11 Washington. Lashawn-93. 44. 43. 17 Washington. Stephen-27. 12 Watkins, Cheryl-38 Watkins, Freddie-19 Watson. Imogene-68 Watson. Kevin-75, 27 Wells. Clarence-74 Wells. Edna-68 Wells. Melva-69 West. Dana-73, 48. 45. 20. 16. 94 102. 108. 78. 107 West. Dawn-5. 48. 20. 21. 102 Westbrook, Joseph-33. 12 White, Candace-33. 12 White. Tracy-33. 12. 81 Whitfields. James Whitfield. Jennifer-19 Whitfield. Jeffrey-12. 81 Whiteside. Wazell-33. 12 Wiggins. Darrell-73. 18. 103, 98. 101 Williams. Andre-51. 61. 73. 64. 16. 20. 112, 87 Williams. Diana-33. 19 Williams. Julian-38 Williams. Kevin-27. 100 Williams. Michael-73, 20. 16 Williams. Ronnie-18 Williams. Sharon-52. 61. 63. 16. 111. 112 Williams. Sheroya-53. 6l. 63. 13. 16. 110 Williams. Sherne-33. 19, 103 Williamson. Marvin-65 Willis. Donald-75. 68. 87 Wilson. Anika-27. 12 Wisoon Brian-38. 11 Wilson. Dayna-33. 81. 99 Wilson. Detrell-19 Wilson, lketa-33. 12 Wilson. Michael-11 Wilson. Tina-44. 43 Woodard. Charles-73, 20. 87 Woods. Tanisha-27. 12. 99 Woods, Tarrence-27 26. 17. 12 Woods. Willie-38 Wright. Jimmy-75 Wyatt, Herbert-44. 11 Young. Terry-27 Young. 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