Northwood High School - Talon Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1973 volume:

“ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE AND EVERYONE HAS A PART.” EVERYONE AT NORTHWOOD IS IMPORTANT. EVERYONE IS NEED¬ ED AND OUT OF THIS MUTUAL NEED GROWS MUTUAL RESPECT FOR CLASSMATES AS THE YEARS PROGRESS. EACH IS AN INDIVIDUAL, BUT HE IS IMPORTANT TO OTHERS. HE IS A PART OF THE WORLD; HE BELONGS. 1 4LL THE WORLDS A STAGE ... ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MEREL Y PLA YERS: THE PLAY IS READY, THE STAGE IS SET. BUT WITHOUT THE ACTORS NOTHING IS ACCOMPLISHED. SO IT IS WITH US. WE MUST TAKE THIS SCENE OF OUR LIVES AND WORK WITH IT; SI L PE IT INTO SOMETHING MEANINGFUL, SOME¬ THING TO BE REMEMBERED AND APPLAUDED LONG AFTFR. THE STUDENTS ARE THE PLAYERS IN THE COMEDIES AND TRAGEDIES THAT ENCOMPASS SCHOOL LIFE. _ THERE ARE MANY WHO, AS THEY LEAVE NORTHWOOD, LOOK BACK ON THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS AS SOME OF THEIR MOST FORMATIVE. THEY PLAYED THEIR PARTS WELL AND HAVE BEEN REWARDED BY EXPERIENCE. THEY ARE READY FOR ACT II IN THEIR LIVES. THEN THERE ARE THOSE WHO ARE TAKING THEIR FIRST HESITANT STEPS, FORMING IDEAS AND ATTITUDES TO CARRY THROUGH LIFE. THEY ARE THE UNDERSTUDIES WHO WILL LATER BE CALLED UPON TO TAKE A MAJOR PART. SO YOUTH PASSES TO MATURITY AND A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF LIFE. 5 AND IN HIS TIM ONE MA N PL A Y. MANY PARTS: THE MANY PRASES OF STU¬ DENT LIFE; ORGANIZATIONS, SPORTS, STUDENT GOVERNMENT; ARE ALL BASIC TO THE STRUC¬ TURE OF THE SCHOOL. A STU¬ DENT MAY BROADEN HIS HORIZON IN MANY WAYS. MOST STUD! PARTICIPATE IN MANY ' SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, EACH DEALING IN A SPECIFIC AREA. HE LEADS AND HE FOLLOWS; HE LEARNS TO AC¬ CEPT WHAT IS. A MAN BECOMES . . . HE LEA VES 10 _ THE LOVE FOR THE ALMA MATER IS NOT EASILY DEFINED, BUT IT EXISTS. IT DRAWS FORMER STUDENTS BACK TO NORTHWOOD TO REMEMBER AND TO WISH WELL ALL THOSE WHO ARE STRIVING TO BE WHERE THEY NOW STAND. SO WHILE WE WILL TURN OUR EYES AHEAD TO THE FUTURE AND LIFE, A PART OF US WILL ALWAYS REMAIN AT NORTH- WOOD, FOR WE WERE A PART OF IT AND IT OF US. WE CAN¬ NOT FORGET WHERE W ' E LEFT OUR CHILDHOOD BEHIND, AND ALWAYS W T E WILL LOOK BACK WITH LOVE AND CHERISH THOSE OUR FINEST HOURS. GRAND FINALE . . . 1973 ' TALON ' ’ Shreveport, Louisiana DAVID STRICKLAND, EDITOR JOYCE GREEN, ASSISTANT EDITOR ANN HOUCHIN, ADVISOR TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY-ADMINISTRATION 18 (PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS) SENIORS . 28 (LEADING ROLES) FEA TURES . 42 | . (ACT. I) ATHLETICS . 84 (ACT. II) ORGANIZATIONS . 142 (ACT. Ill) MUSIC . 174 (ACT. IV) MILITARY . 184 (ACT. V) UNDERCLASSMEN . 194 (CAST) ADS . 232 (FINALE) n FACULTY — A DMINISTRA TION PRODUCER JOHN J. LANGDCN. .Assistant Principal. ,B. A., Henderson State, M.A., University of Wyoming, La. Tech and Northwestern.. enjoys golfing and camping. Discipline with a smile FRANK R. R AY SON. . Assistant Principal.. B. A ., Leland College; M.A., Columbia University, Harvard University, University of California, . .enjoys travel, music, and drama. ASSOCIATE Langdon at work Faculty-21 EDITH BARR.,Eng¬ lish 1 G II..B.A., La. Tech University WILLIAM BRADFORD . .Art I and 7th Grade Art. .Gram- bling College, B.S. JOHNNY BILBERRY • .Health and Physi¬ cal Ed., Athletic Coach..B.S. South¬ ern University, M.S, University of Colo¬ rado JERRY BURTON.. P.E. Varsity Sports; Track Coach..B.S. Northwestern He deserves an Oscar. Star!! WILLA BOSE. .7 G 8 Language Arts, B.S., Nebraska State College.. Sponsors Flight Line JAMES CARTER. .Algebra II, Senior Arithmetic,. .B. S., Southern University . .Varsity Basketball Coach BENJA s QN CHOYCE.. Civics. .B.S., Grambling; M.Ed. Prairie View Univer¬ sity.. COD AC Sponsor LOTTIE CLAY. .7th Social Studies World Geography. .B.S., Grambling CLINTON COLEMAN. .General Science Earth Science. .B.S., Southern Univer¬ sity, M. Ed., Prairie View University, Northwestern JOHN CULLEN.. Mechanical Drawing I G II, Aviation Science, P.E...B.S, Northwestern MILDRED DALE.. English I.. B.A. La Tech University, Northwestern... Ninth Grade Sponsor BARBARA DEAN.,Health and Physical ED. B.S., Northwestern University, Pep Squad, Girl’s Athletics Faculty-22 JIMMIE DOERGE.. Type- writing I G II, 8th Careers, B.S., North¬ western University ANN DODSON. . Amer¬ ican History. .B.A. La. Tech; M. Ed., Louisi¬ ana State University JERRY FLOWERS.. Drivers ' Education. . B. A. Northwestern PAT FULLERTON.. C. O.P., Typing I, D. E....B.S., La. Tech, L.S.U. There ' s a fly in my coffee. $$$$$ LYNN GRZESIEK.. World Geo¬ graphy and American History.. B.S., Centerary College MARGARET GUESS. . Chemistry, and Science Coordinator, .B.S., L.S.U... Z-Club, Sponsor BILLY GUIN.. Band.. L.S.U., La. Tech, N.S.U., M.M.E. DAISYE HALL. .General Music, 7 G 8 Choir, 9 G 12 Choir.. Houston Conservatory of Music, Centenary College, La. Tech. B.M. and M.M.E. A one ana two... n MARGARET HOL¬ COMBE. . Counselor.. La. Tech., B.S.; Northwestern, M.E. MARGETTA HOLT.. French I G II, Spanish I G II, English II,... L.S.U., B.A... .For¬ eign Language Club Sponsor MARY HOMRIGHAU- SEN..7 and 8 Reading ..B.S., Northwestern State University Faculty-23 ANN HOU CHIN, .English III...B.A., La. Tech..”Sponsors Talon” MARIE HUDSON.. Biology and Physical Science. .B. S., Grambling College VELMA HUDSON.. Home Economics. ,B. S., Grambling College, M.S., La. Tech... Sponsors FHA. (LEFT) BONNIE JETER.. Speech LG II, English IV. ..B.A., University of Georgia.. .Junior Class Sponsor MARGARET KILMAN..COE, COP, Shorthand, La. Tech and Centenary SUSIE KING.. 8th Grade La. History, Gramb ling, Texas Southern, and Wiley (LEFT) WILLIAM LANNING.. Geometry Adv. Math, Phys¬ ics... B.S. Northwestern Student Council Sponsor EOLA LATIN.. Special Education. . B. S. Grambling Col¬ lege, M.Ed., Prairie View, Northwestern+30.. .4-H Club Sponsor FLA VIA LEARY.. Algebra I.. B. A. Honor Society Sponsor Centnary College.. CLYDE McDANlELS.. SFC US Army Retired, ROTC. .. South¬ west Junior College NIT A McCULLOUGH.. Biolgy.. B. S., Texas AGM University ..Science Club Sponsor ERMA LEWIS.. General Math, Senior Arithmetic-Title I.. B.S., Grambling College To test, or not to test, that is the question. li SUE MAGEE. .708 Math..B.S. South¬ eastern Louisiana U., ... Student Council Sponsor DON MILLER.. General Science, Biology, P.E....B.S., Auburn U...Key Club Sponsor ALTHA MIMS..Typing I, General Busi¬ ness, Bookkeeping... B. A . Wiley College LYNN MITCHELL.. 7th History, P. E., 9th Varsity Football.. .B. S., Northeast; M.S., La. Tech University.. .FCA Sponsor RAY NICHOLS. .Counselor, Title 1, B.A., NSUjM.Ed., LSU, NSU, +30 HENRIE NORMAN.. Jr. High Math. .B. A. La. Tech Uni¬ versity; M.A. Northwestern U. JANET PARENT..Earth Science. .B. S. LSU. .Mini Pep Squad Sponsor JANICE PARKER.. English 1, II, IU..B.S. Southern U.; M.A.,Texas Southern U. Why is it always me? Changing of the guard Faculty-25 LAVETTE POLS ON. ,8th Home Living, Home Ec. I, II, III, and IV, Sr. Home and Family Living...B. S. Northwestern ...Honor Society, FHA Sponsor BARBARA RENFRO.. Reading. .B. A., Northwestern; LSU, M.Ed. JACK ROBERTS. .Jr. High Math.. B. M., U. of Miami; M.A., Teachers College Columbia U. CALVIN RODGERS...Mathematics.. Grambling College, U. of South Caro¬ lina. . Student Council Sponsor Cotton Queen Encore A. W. Rye. . Life Science.. Wiley College.. .4H Sponsor DOROTHY SANDERS..Li¬ brarian, B.S., Bishop College One more Hour! JACKIE SMITH.. Girls P. E.. .B. S., Northwestern Jr. High Cheerleaders, Pep Squad, Tennis Sponsor MARY SMITH.. Civics, American History, Louisiana History.. B. S. Grambling ETHEL SPENCER.. Counsel9r.. B.A., Northwestern, Ste¬ phan F. Austin U., M.Ed. KENNETH THOMAS..Health and P.E.. B.S., Grambling College. .FCA VERNA THOMLEY.. Librarian.. North¬ western, Colorado State, LSU.. .Library Club Sponsor ROBERT VALENTINE.. .Art I—IV, .. B.S., Grambling.. .Key Club Sponsor JOEL WALLACE. .Woodworking. .North¬ western Curtain Call BETSY YATES.. English II.. B.A. Northwestern. .Sr. High Cheerleaders ' Sponsor JOYCE WINDHAM. .Teacher Aide..Holmes Jr. College MARCIA ROZEM AN.. Teacher Aide.. B. S., Northwestern Col¬ lege REBA EDGEMON.. Teacher Aide.. San Diego Junior Col¬ lege CORA ANDERSON.. Title I Math, Teacher Aide.. B. S., Southern U. PATSY DeWITT..Teacher Aide..Title I..Ayres School of Business BEATRICE GILL... Teacher Aide ROYNETTA LEE... Teacher Aide..B.S. Grambling DONNA BICKHAM.. Secre¬ tary.. Norton Business College, Louisiana College The Last Laugh JEANNIE CREECH. .Secretary- Bookkeeper, Meadows-Draughon Business College ELIZABETH REESE.. Secretary.. Northwestern CHARLINE LUMMUS..Cashier .. Draughan Business College JACKIE GOLDEN.. School Food Service, Manager-Cafeteria.. LSU-Shreveport GLENN A WELLBORN.. Cashier NETTIE GORDY.. Cashier Do you want your spinach? Thinking ahead Faculty-27 SENIORS OME. SEHIORS! TO STUDY OR HOT TO STUDY — THAT IS THE OUESTION Seniors-30 ANDY ABLE STEVE ALLUMS - National Honor Society 2,3; Key Club 2, 3; Football Manager 2; Track Manager 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Student Council Senator 4; Pelican State Alternate 4. PAUL ANDERSON - National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Military Band 2, 3, 4; ROTC 2, 3,4; Co. Commander 3; TAL¬ ON STAFF 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Sgt. At Arms 4; Choir 2; PTA Student Rep. 4; Top Twenty Senior. OLEN ASHBY - Art Club 2; Office Worker JAMES BAILEY - Football 3,4; FCA 3,4. MARY BAKER BETTYE BARNES - Pep Squad 3; Flag Corps 3; Z-Club 3; Pelican State Alternate 4, COE 4; CODAC 3. WANA BEARDEN - Z-Club 4; ROTC Sponsor 4; Student Leader 3. JAMES BELL BARY BERTRAND PAUL BLACK - Football 3. MIKE BLMNE - Basketball 3. ANN BCWMAN KENNY CAMERON- Key Club 2, 3,4; Sec. 3, Treas. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Strive Club 3,4; Student Council Senator 4; Pelican State Delegate 4; Baseball 4; FCA 4; Top Twenty Senior. OTHUR CAMPBELL THOMAS CAREY - ROTC 2, 3. CATHY CARLISLE - Z-Club 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Rep. 2,3, Vice-President 4; Homecoming Maid 3,4; CODAC 3,4; TALON STAFF 4; Ad Staff 4; Pelican State Delegate 4; Lady of the Prom 3; Class Secretary 3, Key Club Sponsor 3,4; Top Twenty Senior. WRAY CARTER Seniors-31 BILLIE CASON - National Honor Society 2,3,4; Treas. 4; Z-Club 3,4; Junior Board Member 3; Corr. Sec. 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Colonel 4; TALON STAFF 4; Ad Staff 4; Student Coun¬ cil Alternate 4; CODAC 3,4. JOSEPH CASON - Library Club 2, 3,4; Officers and Sponsors Club 3,4. LEOLA CASS - Choir 3. JOHNNY CHOYCE - Basketball 2, 3,4; FCA 2, 3,4; Football 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Choir 3; Library Club 4; Library Worker 4; Top Twenty Senior. EVELYN CLAY - Choir 3; ROTC Sponsor 4. JANELL COBB - FHA 2, 3; Historian 3; Pep Squad 3; COE 4. HARRY COCLEY ZINA COOCLER SHEILA COCHERELL - FHA 2. JEAN DAVIS - Cheerleader 3,4; Assis. Head 4; Pep Squad 2; Flag Corp 2; Student Council Senator 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pelican State Delegate 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Sec. 4; Key Club Sponsor 2,4; TALON STAFF 4; Ad Staff 3,4; CODAC 3,4; Y-Teens 2; Homecoming Maid 4; Top Twenty Senior. KRISTY DEAN - Z-Club 2,3,4; Chaplain 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Captain 3; CODAC 3,4; Student Council Corr. Sec. 4; Ad Staff 4; Pelican State Alternate 4. BUTCH DEFATTA AMY DeWITT - National Honor Society 2, 3; TALON STAFF 3; Ad Staff 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Y-Teens 3; Northwood NSU Rep. 4. JOE DOTSON - ROTC 2,3; Band 2,3; Student Council Alter¬ nate 4. PAUL DOUGHTY LARRY DURR ERIC DRYDEN EDDIE ENGLAND Seniors-32 VENETTA EVANS - Booster Club 4; Pres. 4; Choir 3; Student Council 3; Top Twenty Senior; Beauty Nom. 3. MELODY FARRAR - Cheerleader 3,4; Top Twenty Senior; Z-Club 2,3,4; CODAC; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Flag Corps 2; Pep Squad 2; Student Council Senator 2, 3,4; TAL¬ ON STAFF 4; Class Sec. 2; Soph. Beauty; Pelican State Dele¬ gate; Ad Staff 3,4; Latin Club 2; Interact Sponsor 2. DON FE1BEL - CODAC 3; FCA 3,4; Key Club 4; Football 4; Library Worker 4;Office Worker 4; Pelican State Alternate 4. TOMMY FERGUSON - 4H Club 2,3; Pres. 2. RAY FIFE CAROL FLCWERS SENIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE PATTI FLOWERS DEBRA FOWLER GALA FOWLER - Foreign Language Club 4; ROTC Sponsor 4. TANYA FOSTER RANDY GAITHER EARL GARRETT - Orchestra 2,3; Track 3, 4. ELAINE GOODE - Foreign Language Club 2, 3,4; CODAC 4; Student leader 4. LINDA GORUM GARY GRAN LAND JOHN GRAU - National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; Interact Club 2; Officers and Sponsors Club 3,4; ROTC 3,4; Bat. Com. 3; Legion of Valor Award 3; TALON STAFF 4. MICHEAL GREEN - Student Council Rep. 3. DARREL HAGEN Seniors-3 3 JOHN HALE WILLIAM HALEY - Baseball 3, 4. CHARLES HARPER MARSHA HAYES - Pep Squad 3,4; Captain 4; FHA 3,4; Pari. 3. Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4.. RODGER HAYES - Football 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Treas. 4. KAREN HEFLIN BRUCE HENNIGAN - National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; CODAC 4; Advisory C Comm. 4; TALON STAFF 4; As Staff 3,4; Pelican State Alternate; For¬ eign Lang. Club 4; Chaplain 4; Interact Club 2; Latin Club 2; Office Worker 4; PTA Rep. 4; Top Twenty Senior; GARY HINES - Football Mgr. 2,3,4; Base¬ ball 2; Basketball 3; FCA 3,4. ETHEL HOLMES DOUG HUBER DON HUTCHES - Rifle Team 2. JOEY JACKSON DAYNA JAMAR - Pep Squad 4; Art Club 2; Student Leader 4; Y-Teens 3; Girls Basket¬ ball 4; Softball 4. TIM JAMAR - Key Club 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; TALON STAFF 2,3; Assis. Editor 3; Prom Court 3; Pelican State Dele¬ gate 4; Top Twenty Senior ARTHUR JETER VICKIE JARRATT - Pep Squad 3, 4; Flag Corp 4; Student Leader 3,4; Z-Club 3,4; President 4; Student Council Rep. 3, 4; Pel¬ ican State Alternate 4; PTA Rep. 4. Ye ole gang at work. I know you ' re in there. Seniors-34 RANDY KEEN - Football 2, 3,4; All District 3; FCA 2,3,4; Office Worker 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Key Club 3; TAL¬ ON STAFF 4; Ad Staff 4; library Worker 4; Top Twenty Sen¬ ior. SYLVIA KELLY JOANNE KENNEDY KAY LAW - Band 2,3,4; Assis Drum Majorette 3; Head Ma¬ jorette 4; Z-Club 2,3,4; Sec. 3; CODAC 3,4; Pelican State Alternate 4; Student Council Senator 2; Alt. 3; Ad Staff 2, 3, 4; FUCHTUNE 3,4; Editor 4; Top Twenty Senior. CHIP LAYTON - Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Interact Club 2; Key Club 3,4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Stu¬ dent Council Rep. 4; Library Worker 2,3,4; CODAC 3; Prom Court 3; Junior Class Favorite; Top Twenty Senior. BECKY LEON - Pep Squad 3, 4; Drum Corps Captain 4. BILLY UNFIELD ANITA LOGAN - Student Council 2,3,4; Pelican State Dele¬ gate 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Z-Club 3,4; History Club 2; Key Club Sponsor 3; National Honro Society 3,4; TALON STAFF 4; Ad Staff 4; CODAC 3; Class Rep. 4; Junior Beauty; Top Twenty Senior SUSAN McBRIDE - National Honor Society 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Captain 4. MIKE McCOWAN - Football 2, 3,4; FCA 2. SHERRY MANESS - Student Council 2; Pep Squad 2; Math Club 2; CODAC 3; Class Treas. 3; COE 4. BUB BA MARLOVE JANICE MELTON - Pep Squad 2. EULAH MILES BONNIE MILLER ANDREW MITCHELL BRUCE MOORE - Basketball 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 2. KAREN MAJORS Seniors-35 LOVEN A MOORE BOBBY MORVAN GERALD MOSLEY - 4H Club 2; ROTC 3; DE 4. DEBBIE MOUNGER - Foreign Lang. Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2,3; Z-Club 4. MARTHA POINDEXTER SAM POSEY SENIORS LEA VE HOPING JONI PCWDRILL - Cheerleader 4; FLIGHT¬ LINE 4; Pep Squad 3; Flag Corp 3; CODAC 3,4; Beauty Nom. 3; Homecoming Maid 3; Pelican State Alternate 4; Student Leader 3; Key Club Sponsor 3; Softball 2; Choir 2. TONI POWDRILL - StudentCouncil 2,4; FLIGHTLINE 3,4; CODAC 3,4; Pep Squad 3; Flag Corp 3; Junior Beauty; Pelican State Alternate; Class Pres. 4. DEWEY POWELL SARAH POWELL - Pep Squad 2, 3; Y-Teens 2; Pari. 2; Library Worker 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Sec. 3; CODAC 3; FHA 4. JEAN PRESLEY DAVID PUCKETT - Football 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 2; Library Worker 4; FCA 4; Interact Club 2. PAM RAINES LARRY RICHIE - Football 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3,4. GARLAND ROBERTS LARRY ROBERTS HAZEL ROBERTSON PHILLIP ROZEMAN - National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pelican State Delegate 4; CODAC 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Orchestra 2; Interact Club 2; Latin Club 2; Key Club 3, 4; Sec. 4; TALON STAFF 4; Ad Staff 4, Baseball 3,4; FCA .4; Office Worker 4; Top Twenty Senior; Basketball Mgr. 3,4; For¬ eign Lang. Club 4. Seniors-36 DON SHAFFER - National Honor Society 2,4; Football 3,4; FCA 3,4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Art Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Library Worker 4. MELONY SHAW - Student Council Alternate 2; Rep. 3; CODAC 3,4; Student Leader 3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Flag Corp Captain 4. REGINA SHEPERD - Pep Squad 3,4; Flag Corp 4; Z-Club 3; CODAC 3; Pelican State Alternate 4; COE 4. REGINA SHEPERD - Pep Squad 3, 4; Flag Corp 4; Z-Club 3; CODAC 3; Pelican State Alternate 4; COE 4. RANDY SIBLEY - Band 2, 3; FCA 2; Track 2. KAY SIMPSON - Z-Club 2,3,4; Student Leader 3,4; Pres. 4; Rep. 3; CODAC 3, 4; Student Council Senitor 4; Class Vice- Pres. 4; Office Worker 3. CLAUDE SMITH - Basketball 2. TO BE REMEMBERED JOHN SMITH - 4H Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Junior Arliipv nr 4 VICKIE SMITH - ROTC Sponsor 3; COE 4. KARLAN SPRINGER - Pep Squad 3,4; Flag Corp 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 2; Choir 2, 3; FHA 2; Office Worker 4. BRENDA STARKEY - Pep Squad 3,4; Drill Major 4; Student Council Rep. 4; FHA 4; Y-Teens 2. K. C. STEPHENS - Baseball 2,4; Football 2, 3,4; Tennis 2; SHELL STEPHENSON - Football 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; CODAC 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Class Pres. 4; FLIGHTLINE 4; Pelican State Alternate 4; Top Twenty Senior. DAVID STRICKLAND - TALON STAFF 3,4; Editor 4; Ad Staff 2,3,4; CODAC 2,4; Strive Club 3; Student Council Pari. 4; Interact Club 2; Drama Club 2; Library Worker 2. CAROLE STROUD - Cheerleader 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Library Club 4. DALE TAPPE JOI TEMPLIN - National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Student Council Alt, 2; Rep. 3; Sec. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3,4; Flag Corp Captain 3; Major 4; Class Treas. 4; Tennis 2; Student Leader 4; Strive Club 3; Pelican State Alter¬ nate 4; CODAC 4; Top Twenty Senior; Latin Club 2. MIKE TERHUNE - Football 3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Pelican State Alternate 4; Class Pres. 2; TALON STAFF 2; Student Council Rep. 2; Student Council Rep. 2; Senator 3; Ad Staff 2; Baseball 2,4; CODAC 3,4; Office Worker 3; QUINTON THOMPSON - Band 2,3; Student Council Rep. 2. Senior-37 VICTOR TIMMONS MATTIE MAE TUCKER EUGENE TURNSTALL - Basketball 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Library Club 3,4; Library Worker 4. RHONDA TURNER - Art Club 2; Student Leader 4; Softball 2, 3; Basketball 3. DEBBIE WALLETTE - Choir 2, 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Sec. 2; Pres. 3; Student Council Alt. 3. CAROL WARD - Pep Squad 3,4; Captain 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Vice-Pres. 3; Student Council Rep. 2. KAY WATERS - Head Cheerleader 4; Pelican State Alternate 4; Football Sweetheart 3,4; Z-Club 3,4; CODAC 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Captain 3; Foreigh Lang. Club 3; Vice-Pres. 3; Key Club Sponsor 3,4; Beauty Nom. 3,4; Homecoming Maid 2; Student Council Senator 3, Rep. 4; Favorite,2, 3; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Lady of the Prom 3; TALON STAFF $: Ad Staff 4; Top Twenty Senior. TONI WIGGINS - ROTC Sponsor 3,4; Office Worker 4; FHA 2; Art Club 2. VICKIE WIGGINS KAY WILLIAMS - Z-Club 2, 3, 4; Board Member 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Board Member 4; CODAC 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, Lt. Captain 4; Tennis 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Class Rep 2; Student Council Treas. 4; Latin Club 2; Top Twenty Senior; Falcon Feature. RAY WISE - Football 2, 3,4; FCA 2, 3,4 Student Council Rep. 2,3; CODAC 3; Key Club 4. JIMMY WOMACK RAY YOUNG - National Honor Society 3. DANA HAGEN JOHN HEARNE DANNY HITT Seniors-38 Not Pictured: Donna Allen Lillie Bendow Michelle Bayliss Joey Choyce Elnora Collins Robert Barnard Eric Bays Roger Caldwell Kenneth Carr Gloria Davis Marcy Franton Sharon Fuggins Ruby G ibson Murray Gray Richard Carter Melvin Coleman Michael Davis Eddie Dotis John Dunn Marjorie Hart Joycelyn Hill Priscilla Holmes Eula Johnson Karen Majors Jeffery Getter Rusty Gildon Dennis Gore Fredrick Gray Willie Green L. C. Woods Jon Paul Harmon John Hearne L. C. Hearne James Henderson Donna Pellegrin Cathy Permenter Brenda Randle Hazel Robinson James Jackson Jimmy Lee David McClellan Bobby Meek Mike Middleton Martha Stanford Jymme Stuckey KarenTaylor Nancy Thomley Doris Tookes Barbara Tucker Denise Turpin Gwendolyn Walls Joey Rudd James Shaw Willie Stroud Albert Sullivan Quinton Tompson Vic Timmons Michael Turner Wade Turner Senior girls always dress in up-to-the-minute fashions. Seniors always set a good example. Seniors-39 I WILL NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN 1 will pass this way but once, and if there ' s any good that 1 can do, let me do it now, for I ' ll never pass this way again. I will see this day but once, and if there is any kindness I can show, let me show it now, for I ' ll never see this day again. Tomorrow may be too late my friend, to do all the good that you planned, so reach out to those who need you and lend them a helping hand. I will know this world but once, and if there is any love that 1 can give, let me give it now; Oh Lord, please show me how for I ' ll never know this world; I’ll never see this day; I ' ll never pass this way again. Glen Campbell MOTTO: As you set forth into this frigid existence, remember: Combine the lessons of history, Use the wisdom of your fathers With the innovation of your youth, And together—we shall change the world. Jim Shaw COLORS: ' FLOWER: Orange, white, turquoise Carnation BACCALAUREATE May 20, 1973 GRADUATION Senior - 40 ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE ' — TALON 73 FEA TV RES STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT FALCON FANFARE i Bruce Hennigan 44 Kay Law 45 DRUM MAJORETTE Joyce Green BOOSTER SQUAD PRESIDENT Venetta Evans 46 47 BA TTALION COMMANDER John Gran BA TTALION SPONSOR Toni Wiggins WEST POINT CANDIDATES Dana Hagen Paul Anderson OPTIMIST CLUB AWARD Bruce Hennigan Paul Anderson Cathy Carlisle TOP TWENTY SENIORS Each year the Talon Staff honors twenty outstanding Seniors chosen for their ability in leadership, character, scholarship, and service to Northwood and the conimun nity. The Top Twenty are chosen by the faaulty to re¬ present Each year the Talon Staff honors twenty outstanding Seniors chosen for their ability in leadership, character, scholarship, and service to Northwood and the commu¬ nity, The Top Twenty are chosen by the faculty to re¬ present the best we as a school have to offer. They are representatives of all of us. They are the product of years of determined work, by both themselves and their teachers. They are respected by their peers as leaders of our school. They have taken the initiative to do something constructive for Northwood, They are the ones to watch; Top Twenty is a goal to strive for. The 1973 Talon Staff would like to express our congratula¬ tions to them and to wish the Top Twenty Seniors all the best in the years to come. Kenny Cameron Features-50 Jean Davis Features-51 Features-53 Anita Logan Queen Escort: Mr. Otis Logan Anita Logan Features-54 ' O o Sr. Maid-Jean Davis Jr. Maid-Connie Starkey Soph. Maid-Robin Barnette Escort-Doug McCoy Escort-Butch Procell Escort-Bob Bunton Features-56 Kay is happy after being crowned most beautiful. The Talon Beauty Pageant was held December 15, 1972 in the school auditorium. The theme this year was Winter Wonderland . Competing in the pageant this year were 15 girls, each modeling casual and evening wear. Kay Waters was chosen as the Most Beautiful Girl at Northwood. Features - 59 , Glenda Jackson Cathy Carlisle Yolanda Green Joni Powdrill Denise Turpin Carole Stroud 67 MR. AND MISS James anxiously watches the football team on the field. Mr. Northwood, James Jackson, is very active in school sports. He leads the state in track and field, running the 220 in 21. 6 seconds. James has been offered scholarships from several outstanding universities. The Talon Staff would like to congratulate James and wish him luck in the future. NORTHWOOD V ' k l r l Kay studies hard for all her classes. Miss Northwood, Kay Waters, is active in CODAC, Student Council, and yearbook. She keeps busy as head cheerleader and Key Club Sponsor. She was chosen this year as Queen of Prom Court, Football Sweetheart, and Northwood Most Beautiful Girl. Kay enjoys reading, skiing, and all sports. She plans to attend Northeast Louisiana University and major in special education. 71 FRESHMAN FAVORITES: Archie Smith, Kathleen Jackson, Lee Langdon, Becky Durr. 7th GRADE FAVORITES: Tammy Farrar, Philip Guin, Ann Rogers, Craig Windom. 75 PROM COURT The North ood High School lunior Class presented their annual Junior-Senior Prom, Pieces of April,” Friday April 27, 197-3, in the cafeteria of the school. Providing the music and entertainment was Rogue Show. The Seniors greatly appreciated the hard work of the Juniors to provide such a beautiful prom. Chip Layton gets in some last minute study. Kay startles our photographer with a snowball 77 LOUISIANA STATE DELEGATES Louisiana Boys State and Girls State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Shreveport. This year from a group of qualified juniors, four boys and five girls were delegated to attend. The purpose of Louisiana Boys State and Girls State is to teach the youth about how our city, parish, and state governments operate by letting them participate in the actual running of these systems on a miniature scale. This year’s delegates to Louisiana Boys State were Kenny Cameron, Phillip Rozeman, David Petette, and Tim Jamar. Louisiana Girls State attcndcnts were Cathy Carlisle, Melody Farrar, Jean Davis, Anita Logan, and Jocelyn Hill. Bringing home honors were Jean Davis who was voted outstanding citizen in her parish and Melody Farrar, mayor, whose city was voted No. 1 at Girls State. Features - 82 ' I w A TA HAN DOFS NOT HTTP P ACE UTTH HIS COMPANIONS. y ERH B , S IT IS DECAUSE HE HEARS A DIFFERENT DRUHm Lf 7 MX STEP TO THE HUSK WHICH HE HEARS. L nuri td wr jci prn nt rav tiuuv v � e . 4 . ' V - ‘H . ■ d .st 4B • 1l 83 A THLETICS 19-FALCONS-72 LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST RCW: Mike Gore, Randy Bounds, Jim Clemens, John Templin, Mike Cline, Charles Williams, Donald Knox, Danny Goode, Lindsay Jackson, David McDaniels, Elijah Keith, Mike Moore, Gary Hines-Mgr. 2ND RCW: Coach Burton, Jimmy Ashby-Mgr., John Heame, K. C. Stephens, Warren Treasaway, Ray Wise, Steve Dobson, George Rabb, Charles Linear, Danny McGowan, Mark Eakin, Webb Henderson, Jesse McDaniels, Chip Layton, Garland Roberts, Matt Templin-Mgr., Coach Miller. 3RD RCW: Coach Bilberry, Coach Mitchell, Kevin Sandifer-Mgr., Andy Snelling-Mgr., Don Moreau, David Puckett, Darrell Hump- phreys, Dave Frazier, Stever Davis, Robky Horton, Mike Davis, Mark Doughty, John James, Bill Eakin, Ken Lawler, Terry Taylor, Roger Scholl, Roger Hayes, Coach Thomas, Coach Carter. 4TH RCW: Mike Terhune, L. C. Woods, Johnny Choyce, MikeMcGowan, Phillip Taylor, Jeff Kent, Larry McGintz, James Jackson, Sammy Willis, Randy Keen, James Bailey, Freddie Knox, Johnny Wall, Don Feibel, Mike Taylor, Shell Stephenson, Don Shaf, Larry Ritchie, Jack Allen. Sacrifice • Discipline • Hard Work The Game ' s Underway C O n Northwood 7 Fair Park 6 Northwood 28 Green Oaks 20 Northwood 7 Bethune 28 Northwood 14 North Caddo 12 Northwood 0 Jesuit 41 Northwood 14 Parkway 7 Northwood 0 Springhill 34 Northwood 0 Bossier 21 Northwood 31 Minden 23 Northwood 0 Haughton 34 S c h e 7 d 2 u I 5 e Here Come The Falcons Sports-87 Falcons Make Debut The Northwood Falcons took the field for the first time in their ' 72- ' 73 season on September 1 in the City Jamboree, held at the Fair Grounds. In the first contest, the Falcons met Fair Park. Indians received the ball on the Falcons ' 27 yd. line. Despite a tough Falcon defense, Fair Park managed to score, but failed to kick the extra point. The Falcons ' drove down to the Indians 15 yd. line, but time ran out with the final score Fair Park 6-Northwood 0. In the second contest against Woodlawn, Jeff Kent made the only Falcon touchdown. Woodlawn came right back and tied the score up. Then in the last min¬ utes, the Knights came up with another score. The final score was Woodlawn 14-Northwood 7. Chip Layton Sr. Quarterback Letterman II James Jackson Sr. Halfback Letterman III Falcons Take A Break Kent blocks for Jackson during the Jamboree. Coach Thomas tells it like it is. Falcons Upset Indians The Falcons, remembering the Jamboree loss to Fair Park, came onto the field ready to play football. The first half was a defensive struggle with neither team mounting much of an offensive battle. After a scoreless first half Fair Park had taken the lead by scoring on its first possession running 20 yds. for the touchdown, but failed to kick the extra point. Northwood put together a 85-yd. drive to get its touchdown in the last quarter with Quarterback Chip Layton hitting 5-of-5 passes on the march, the last one a 6-yarder to Shell Stephenson for the touchdown with only 4:23 to play in the game. Sophomore Danny McGowan then kicked the extra point that broke the 6-6 tie. Winning Touchdown Shell Stephenson outruns two F.P. defenders. K. C. Stephens Sr. Guard Letterman I Sports-8 9 James Bailey Sr. End Letterman II David Puckett Sr. Guard Letterman II Don Feibel Sr. Tackle Letterman 1 Falcons Slay Giants Northwood’s Falcons used the one-two running punch of half-backs James Jackson and Dave Frazier, along with some clutch sprints by quarterback Chip Layton, to engineer a 28-20 come-from-be hind win over Green Oaks Giants on Sept. 14. James Jackson ran 24 yds. off right tackle to get the Falcons going for the first touchdown to cap a 65 yd. drive. In the second quarter Dave Frazier busted up the middle for 13 yds. and the second touchdown. In the third quarter the Falcons came back with a 71-yd. drive in 9 plays with Chip Layton scoring from the one yd. line. Going into the fourth quarter the Falcons led Green Oaks 21-20. To insure the victory Chip Layton sneaked by the Giants to score the final touchdown of the game, following a Mike McGowan fumble recovery. This was an outstanding effort for the offense. They had a total of 356 yds. to show. This was a costly victory for the Falcons. Randy Keen was lost to knee injury. Mike McGowan Sr. Guard Letterman III Randy Keen Sr. Tackle Letterman II Sports-90 Terhune makes important 1st down. Falcons Suffer Loss to Bethune Don Shaffer Sr. End Letterman 1 I Ray Wise Sr. Flanker Letterman II A fired up Cougar team met the Falcons in their second District game of the year. The only thing that went right for the Falcons came in the second quarter when Chip Layton hit James Bai¬ ley for the touchdown. After that nothing went right for the Falcons, the offense could not score and the defense could not hold. This put Northwood 2-1 for the season. Injury found the Falcons again this week as Chip Layton’s arm was broken on a tackle in the fourth quarter. on? o� Puckett takes on water as Lawler watches game. Sports-91 Northwood Conquers R ebels The Falcons led by a stringy defense and two touch¬ downs by James Bailey, upset the North Caddo Rebels 14-12 at Captain Shreve Stadium. The Falcons ' defense was outstanding as it held the Reb ' s off to only 95 yds. total offense, many of which came late in the final quarter. Sophomore quarterback Danny Goode, who replaced tnjured Chip Layton, threw touchdown passes of 12 and 14 yds. to tight end James Bailey for Northwood ' s only touchdowns. Danny McGowan added both extra points. The Fal¬ con ' s kept the drive for the winning touchdown alive on a fake punt as Dave Frazier passed to Mike Terhune for 19 yards. Jackson moves in on fumble. Larry Richie Sr. End Letterman 1 Danny Goode Soph. Quarterback Letterman I Sports-. 92 sn Roger Hayes Sr. Guard Letterman II Ken Lawler Jr. Center Letterman I Bailey catches TD pass from Goode. Falcons Suffer Second Loss to Jesuit The Falcons suffered their second loss of the season by the Jesuit Flyers. 14-0. Northwood lost two chances to score as they ran out of downs twice inside the Jesuit 20 yd. line. James Jackson was the leading Falcon rusher with 52 yds. while sophomore quarterback Danny Goode completed 3 passes for 19 yds. The defense kept the Falcons in the game but the offense couldn’t score. Mark Doughty Soph. End Squadman Mike Taylor Soph. Guard Squadman c 1 Freddie Knox Jr. Halfback Squadman Terry Taylor Soph. Guard Squadman John Templin Jr. Quarterback Letterman I On tLJ Donald Knox Jr. Halfback Letterman Charles Linear Jr. Guard Letterman I L. C. Woods Sr. Tackle Letterman 1 Falcons Capture Panthers Sr. running back James Jackson scored 2 touchdowns and intercepted a pass to lead the Falcons past the Park¬ way Panthers at Airline Stadium. In the first quarter Jackson ran 53 yds. on a draw play. In the second quarter Jackson returned a punt 93 yds. getting some good blocks by James Bailey, Mike McGowan, and Don Feibel. Even though the Panthers ' came back determined for the second half, the Falcons stalled all of their drivers except for a lone score in the fourth quarter. This win made the Falcons ' Record 3-2. Terhune breaks a tackle. James Jackson is pull down. Sports- 94 Northwood Falls to the Lumberjacks The Northwood Falcons, trying to keep their play-off hopes alive, arrived at North Caddo stadium to take on the Springhill Lumberjacks. From the start - things didn ' t go right for the Falcons, as Mike Terhune ' s pass fell just inches short of James Bailey ' s fingertips in the end zone. With the aid of 5 fumbles Springhill went on to win 34-0. For the third week in a row the offense couldn ' t muster up any kind of drive. ci Dave Frazier Jr. Halfback Letterman 1 Warren Treadway Jr. Linebacker Letterman II Layton gets instructions Keen takes a break 7 A i Bill Eakin Jr. Tackle Letterman II Frazier rips off yardage against Jesuit. Michael Davis Jr. Def. Back Letterman I ifciai Seniors honored as Captains at Homecoming. Falcons ' Homecoming Foiled The District Leading Bossier Bearkats foiled the Falcons ' Homecoming by a score of 21-0. This game marked quarterback Chip Layton ' s first appearance since being injured in the third game of the season. The Bearkat defense stifled every offensive effort put up by Northwood. This was a bitter defeat for the Falcons who had to go to the dance after the game. George Rabb Chip Layton throws incomplete to Bailey. John James |j Soph. Center TfSJ % Squ adman -1 W Ut l Sports-96 Phillip Taylor Jr. Tackle Letterman 1 Mike Moore Soph. Tackle Squadman l fc Jim Clemens Jr. Halfback Letterman I Rocky Horton Jr. Tackle Letterman Danny Goode picks up a 1st down with Feibel blocking. Falcons Drain Minden ' s Tide The Northwood Falcons, led by a potent and stout defense, convincingly stopped Minden ' s Crimson Tide by a Score of 31-23. Dave Frazier led the Falcons ' as he rushed for 105 yds. and 2 touchdowns. Other scores came on a 1 yd. sneak by Quarterback Chip Layton and a 35 yd. pass from Mike Trehune to James Bailey. Meanwhile, The Falcon defense shut down the Tide ' s running game and inter¬ cepted three of their passes. The score was no indication of how the Falcons con¬ trolled the game, as Minden scored twice in the 4th quarter. One-Two-Three - FALCONS Sports-97 James Jackson makes big gain. Northwood Ends Season Remembering last years insulting loss, the Buccaneers gained revenge against Northwood by a score of 34-0. On a cold, muddy field the Falcon offense bogged down while the defense couldn t get warmed up. Dave Frazier led all Falcon ball carriers with 72 yds. rushing. The Falcons also had 98 yds. passing. This ended the season for the Falcons with a Final Record of 5 Wins and 5 Losses. Shell makes important catch. Sports - 98 Sammy Willis Soph. Def. Back Letterman I Jeff Kent Soph. Fullback Letterman II Randy Bounds Soph. Guard Squadman Summary Mike Cline Soph. Def. Back Squadman The ' 72 season was one of many disappointments for the Falcons, who at the first of the season had one of the top teams in the district. Fate was just not with the Falcons, as injuries rid¬ dled the team early in the year. This caused the re¬ positioning of the players. Praise should be given to the players and coaches for their willingness to work and desire to win. The cheerleaders, pep squad and fans should be recognized for their support through the difficult and trying year. Webb Henderson Lindsay Jackson Jr. Tackle Soph. Tackle Squadman Squadman D Q A Darrell Humphreys Jr. End Squadman Managers for the year were-KNEELING: Gary Hines, Matt Templin. STANDING: Kevin Sandifer, Jimmy Ashby, Andy Snelling. Sports - 99 SENIORS LEAD THE WAY Edwards and Moore rebound. BEST RECORD EVER Sports-100 The Falcons murdered ’em. Basketball players? SOPHS ARE FUTURE HOPE What form?????? Kenny Cameron Senior Tim Jamar Senior FALCONS WIN IN CR UCIA L CONTESTS Sports 102 Pearl! !! ! EDWARDS FOR Eugene Tunstall Senior Chip Layton Senior Sports-103 Tommy Dunagin Junior Jeff Getter Senior Sports 104 More entertainment. Ci ;0 FALCONS EXHIBIT Falcons on the rebound. Johnny Edwards Junior John Knox Junior Sports 105 O) Get ' em Falcons. Robert Senn Mike Taylor Sports 106 Junior Sophomore Basketball players make great students. Joseph Jackson Sophomore Johnny Choice Senior JUNIORS NEW STARS Sports 108 STUDENTS ENJOY PEP RALLIES NOTICE SENIORS’ GREAT FORM Sports 109 FIRST ROW: James Jackson, James Lewers, Lindsey Jackson, Darrell Mars, Jim Clemens, Alton Newland, Steve Barras, Danny Goode, Jack Jones, Freddie Knox. SECOND ROW: Tim Jamar, James Bailey, Phillip Taylor, Clar¬ ence Alien, Steve Dobson, Mike Davis, Sammy Willis, Jerry Wilhite, Guy Wynn, Carmelo Grenier, Larry Mont¬ gomery, Ian Geirtzer. TRACK AND FIELD Sports 110 RELAY TEAMS Jack Jones, Mike Davis, Lindsey Jackson SPRINTERS Steve Barras, Lee Newiand, Freddie Knox, Larry Montgomery SHOT PVT Sammy Willis Sports - 113 HURDLES Tim Jamar Sports - 114 Steve Dobson Carmello Grenier MORE SPRINTERS James Jackson 115 - Sports C f 0 TO a . IGHT: Kt eIt xi Va . llette ’c Elijah ,x Ke , ith ' 5000 Ha V es Woody Gaiter, Tom Farmer, Michael Cline, Lloyd Stuckey, Gary Brantley. SSfSifSL ! teVe A I 11 T!’„ Bubb Ma f 1 5 We ’ Ste e Marlowe, Johnny Templin, Danny Goode, Gary Wise, PhiUp Rozeman, Tommy Duna s 7n. THIRD ROW. Chris Marlowe, Jack Allen, David Stamps, Stuart Funk, Bob Bunton, Dave Frazier, Terry Lundy, Coach Don Miller. The 1972 Falcons had a successful year, even though they didn t reach the playoffs. This is the first time a Falcon baseball team has failed to reach the playoffs since Northwood became a school. But with almost the entire team returning for next season, the future looks bright. Only three seniors were on last year s team, which iost several close games. As the players gain experi¬ ence, it is almost a certainty that the future will hold ood things for Falcon baseball. Coach Don Miller BASEBALL 71-72 Final instructions before a game. Sports - 117 Bubba Marlowe Danny Goode Dave Frazier Funk shows his form at batting. Stuart Funk Terry Lundy Bunton unleashes one. X a Gary Wise The many faces of a concentrating team. Sports - 119 Chris Marlowe Johnny Templin Philip R ozeman Bubba strikes out. Templin gets a hit, BASEBALL PRACTICE Our Fearless Leader. He s Pretty Good. What a hard practice. Sports - 122 On c ! LIFT WEIGHTS FOR STRONGER BODIES mgi V Coach Lynn Mitchell 9th GRADE FOOTBALL 8th GRADE FOOTBALL 7th GRADE FOOTBALL 7th AND 8th BASKETBALL 9th GRADE BASKETBALL Coaching Staff: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Mitchell, Jerry Burton, Head Coach Johnny Bilberry, Ken Thomas, James Carter, Don Miller. Head Coach Johnny Bilberry 1972 COACHING STAFF NHI Sports - 128 Coach Bilberry introduces players. James Carter Off, Ends Lynn Mitchell Def. Line Assistant Coaches Ken Thomas Off. Line Jerry Burton Off. Backs Don Miller Def. Backs Big Daddy observes. Coach Carter instructs. Sports GIRLS ' BASKETBALL KNEELING: Kem Sikes, Kim Senn. STANDING: Cindy Edwards, Karen Sikes, Pam Law, Beverly Edwards. A busy P.E. class Sports - 130 SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Belinda Gay Anita Logan Sports - 132 Carole Stroud Marsha Pierce Carmen Methvin Kay Waters Head Cheerleader I u BOSTER SQUAD- ROW ONE: Janice White, Jackie L. Gafford, Irma J. Linnear, Freida Roberts. ROW TWO: Sharon Fuggins, Linda Morris, Deloris Lin- near, Gwen Parks. ROW THREE: Linda Carroll, Earlene Stewart, Sherry Windon, Darren Gilliam. ROW FOUR: Shirley White, Jacqueline Scott, Jeanetta Collins, Patricia Lee. FALCONETTES 1ST ROW: Karla Springer, Melony Shaw, Vicki Jarrett, Karen Lindsey, Patti Smith, Denise Turpin, Christi Stroud, Robin Barnette, Ann Wise, 2ND ROW: Carol Ward, Debbie Rynders, Jerri Dominy, Denise Byram, Darlene Hicks, Cherri Lundy, Doreen Waters, Dayna Jamar. 3RD ROW: Susie McBride, Murray Gray, Sharon Roberts, Joann Jackson, Kathey Wynn, Melinda Shelton, Linda Sharf, Debbie Baker, Lisa Scales. Miss Jackie Smith-Assis. Director Flag Girls at the end of another fine performance. Miss Barbara Dean-Director 4TH ROW: Marsha Hayes, Debbie Stevenson, Teresa West, Sonya Rozeman, Kathy Tippett, Milda Hill, Kim Senn, Cindy DeWitt. 5TH ROW: Becky Leon, Jane Pritchard, Susan Langford, Nina Gill, Ginny Caver, Jill Rutherford, Teresa Leon, Debbie Wallette, Kathy Willis. 6TH ROW: Joi Templin, Karen McFarland, Brenda Starkey, Kay Wil¬ liams, Billie Cason. Becky Leon Karen McFarland Ginny Caver Jill Rutherford Jane Pritchard Teresa Leon Nina Gill Susan Langford Kathy Willis Debbie Wallette FLAG CORP: Ann Wise, Robin Barnette, Christi Stroud, Denise Turpin, Patti Smith, Karen Lindsey, Vicki Jarret, Meloney Shaw, Karla Springer, Joi Templin. Sports - 140 Joi Templin-Flag Major ALL THE WORLD S A STAGE — Talon 73 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL — Senior High Senior High Student council Representatives and Alternates, LEFT TO RIGHT, 1st ROW, Priscilla Holmes, Pam Law, Judy Creech, Dianne Lowery, Anita Logan, Rita Cason, Patty Smith. Representatives, LEFT TO RIGHT, 2nd ROW, Joe Jackson, Kay Waters, Jerri Dominy, Lynette Deaver, Gale Hicks, Matt Templin, Carole Stroud, Terri Bonds, Sandy Fisher. Representatives, LEFT TO RIGHT, 3rd ROW, Kem Sikes, Kim Senn, Billie Cason, Vickie Jarratt, Glynna Roy, Michael Cline, Sylvia Kelly, Joe Willie Dotson. Representatives, LEFT TO RIGHT, 4th ROW, Tommy Dunagin, Arthur Henderson, Kenny Grimes, Shell Stephen¬ son, Chip Layton, Dewey Powell, David Taylor Danny Goode. STUDENT COUNCIL SETS TRADITIONS FOR NORTHWOOD Write-up Senior High Student council The purposes of the NHS Student Council for the 1972- 73 school year were to improve relations between the fac¬ ulty and the student body; to promote school spirit and, in general, to promote the welfare of the school. These goals were accomplished through various pro¬ jects and services. One of the most important projects was sponsoring the 5th Annual Homecoming. Other projects included sponsoring major elections, planning Chapel ser¬ vices, raising money for the United Fund and March of Dimes. But the most popular and effective of the Student Council Projects was the Nifty Fifty Day in which every¬ one followed the dress code of the 1950 ' s. 144 Officers: President- Bruce Hennigan V. President-Cathy Carlisle. Secretary-Joi Templin Treasurer-Kay Williams Organizations-145 STUDENT COUNCIL TYPIFIES LEADERSHIP SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Senators, LEFT TO RIGHT, Melody Farrar, Pam Law, Kenny Cameron, Phyllis Bryant, Kay Simpson, Sammy Willis, Billy Procell, Jeff Kent, Jean Davis, Joyce Green, Karen MacFarland, Denese Bryam. Organizations-145 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Appointed Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT, Toni Powdrill-Corresponding Secretary, Arthur Henderson-Football Program Committee, Jill Rutherford-Football Program Committee, David Strickland-Parliamentarian, Kristy Dean-Cor¬ responding Secretary, Donna Pellegrin-Chaplain, Phillip Rozeman-Spirit Chairman. Organizations- 146 SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Hcnor Society, 1st ROW, Miss Leary, Ernest Martin, Joi Templin, Cathy Carlisle, Anita Logan, Joyce Green, Ginny Caver, Mary Fong, 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Ken Kline, Stewart Douglas, Melody Farrar, Kay Williams, Reba Morris, Ray Young, 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Phillip Rozeman, Kevin Sandifer, John Grau, Karen Mc¬ Farland, Donna Pellegrin, Billie Cason, Billie Procell, Jeff McKinnon. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Robby Senn, Chris Attaway, Bruce Hennigan, Johnny Choyce, Chip Layton, Don Shaffer, Kenny Cameron, David Taylor. HONOR SOCIETY PROMOTES HIGH PRINCIPLES Miss Leary calls a meeting to order. WRITE UP One of the greatest honors at North wood is to be elec¬ ted to the National Junior or Senior Honor Society. To be chosen is to be recognized as student of high caliber by the faculty. The purpose of Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote leadership, to en¬ courage the development of character and to stimulate a desire to render service. All of these qualities are an as¬ set to any student as he nears adulthood. Student must maintain a 3.0 average or be dropped immediately from the list. An induction for the new members is held in the spring, and each year a party for the entire group is held near the end of school. The Honor Society is under the sponsorship of Miss Flavia Leary. Organizations - 147 Officers: President-Kenny Cameron V. President-Kay Williams Secretary-Donna Pellegrin Treasurer-Bi llie Cason HONOR SOCIETY EXEMPLIFIES HIGH IDEALS LEFT: Delegates for a National Honor Society Scholarship. RIGHT: Kenny and Kay are elected. Organizations-148 NATL. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Junior High Honor Society, 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Martha Lawler, Glenda Moreau, Renee Templin, Susan Kline, Ametha Walker, Paul Rozeman, Mark Hall, James Eppinette, John Eppinette. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Nancy Driggers, Rene Gaither, Donna Rlushing, Susan Shepard, Debbie Linsey, Bryan Hall, Karen Sikes, Jackie Wiggins, Mrs. Leary. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Sandy Whidden, Becky Terhune, Patti Richie, Sue Uhrig, Jan Uhrig, Patti Parker, Tony Richardson, Leslie Smith. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Guy Sistrunk, Stanley Taylor, Carson McCain, Gary Northern, John Gardner, ByTon Spinks, Lee Langdon, Wylie Shores, Darrell Barnett. 4-H, 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Mr. Rye, Mrs. Latin, Kathy Courtney, Barbara Hughes, Dickie Sue Walker, Renee Adkinson, Gay Frantom, Becki Grandmaison. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Ronald Wilson, James Devers, Marvin Miler, Victor Hughes, Albert Woods, John Smith, Linda Knox, Linda Carroll, RevTeda Gilliam, Wana Bearden. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, James Gilliam, Terry Cox, Sarah Strather, Tony McCool, Susan Kline. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Ruben Richardson, Willie Gray, Clydell Williams, Shellie Brooks, Michael McBride, John Holmes, Mike Lawrence, Wylie Shores, Glenn Spain, Diane Attaway. 4-H PROMOTES BETTER LIVING 4-H is to help its members become creative, pro¬ ductive, scientific, cooperative leaders. To instill in each member a desire to participate in local, national, and international growth and development is a primary aim. Students learn methods of produc¬ tion in industry, and with it, how to conserve the natural resources. They explore how to appreciate fine art and use leisure time creatively. 4-Hers take an active part in community development both local and international. Officers Pres.-John Smith, V. Pres.-Diane Attaway, Sec.-Wan . Bearden, Treas.-Mike Lawerence, Asst. Sec.-Sarah Strother, Program Chairman-Susan Kline, Sergeant of Arms-James Gilliam, Member-Robert Davis, Publicity Chairman-Linda Carroll. Sponsors confer during a meeting. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION FOR DRUG ABUSE CONTROL CODAC, 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING, Susan Peddy, Kathey Wynn, Jill Rutherford, Cherie Lundy, Christi Stroud, Belinda Gay, Debbie Stevenson, Ann Wise. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, David Strickland, Kay Simpson, Mike Turpin, Robin Barnette, Cindy Viola, Amy Varderman, Susan Wallis, Lynette Deaver, Jackie Gafford, Ginny Caver, Milda Hill, Mary Huffman, Christy Dean, Barbara Tucker. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Melony Shaw, Joi Templin, Martha Stanford, Vickie Wiggins, Ernest Martin, Bonnie Miller, Denese Byram, Debbie Rynders, LaWanda McCollister, Donna Pellegrin, Johnny Choyce. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Phillip Rozeman, Pam Law, Denise Turpin, Jean Davis, Melody Farrar, Kay Williams, Billie Cason, Vickie Jarratt, Sandy Fisher, Doris Tooks, Karen Lindsey. 5th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Kim Sikes, Kim Senn, Bruce Hennigan, Volanda Green, Arthur Henderson, Shell Stephenson, Toni Powdrill, Billy Procell, Joni Powdrill, Kay Waters, David Taylor. CODAC STUDENTS LEARN BY TEACHING The Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control (CODAC) is a relatively new program at Northwood. It was initiated last year by Mr. Benjamin Choyce. Its purpose is to educate 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students about drugs and eventually try to cut down a large portion of the use of harmful drugs by the students in Caddo Parish. CODAC members serve North Highland Elementary, Greenmoore, Mooringsport, Northwood Jr. High, and Blanchard schools. Attending a drug lecture once a month is needed to adequately prepare the student for classroom work. Here he is free to choose whatever method he wishes to convey the lesson. The CODAC worker may assign such things as group discussion, reports, artwork, posters, or skits. He has at his disposal several films on drug abuse. Organizations-151 NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LOUISIANA The Key Club is one of the most respected organiza¬ tions at Northwood. Its main objective is service, in all phases of school and community life. Key Club is sponsored by the local chapter of Kiwanis International. It has been an active organization at North- wood since 1968. This fine group of unified young men are an asset to us as a representatives of Northwood High School. It is a chance to learn the value of service and cooperation. This year Key Club was kept busy by many varied activities. Projects included working at the American Legion Poppy Sale; fixing Christmas toys at the St. Vincent s Center; and making a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. The Key Club Banner is a Symbol of Service. KEY CLUB BUILDS CHARACTER Coach Miller and Chip conduct a regular meeting. Everybody showed up for the meeting; can you believe it? Dana Hagan Bruce Hennigan Tim Jamar Randy Keen Chip Layton Mike Middleton Billy Procell Phillip Rozeman Robby Senn Don Shaffer John Smith David Taylor Mike Terhune Robin Barnette Denese Byram Cathy Carlisle Jean Davis Melody Farrar Connie Starkey Christi Stroud Kay Waters Anita Logan Karen MacFarland ana Denese Cathy Billie Virginia Bearden Byran Carlisle Cason Caver Treasurer Dean Dominy Farrar Sponsors Mrs. Guess £ Miss Dodson watch the proceedings. Z CLUB MEANS SER VICE I The purpose of the Northwood Z Club is to serve the school and community, to promote career ideas, and to develop through fellowship a better understanding among all people of the world. The group is sponsored by the Zonta Club. Service is not just a word to a Z Club girl; she lives it every ' day of her life. Club projects include visiting CBARC, bring¬ ing refreshments to the teacher ' s lounge on holidays, collect¬ ing supplies for the Rescue Mission, working as aids at North Highland Elementary, working at the Toy Center at St. Vin¬ cent ' s, and making Busy Books for crippled children. Everyone pays very close attention! Organizations-156 Staff members include Connie McMullan, Marsha Pierce and Dianne Lowery. FLIGHTLINE STAFF 1972-73 BELOW: Toni Powdrill, Joni Powdrill, and Kathey Wynn survey the latest edition of FUGHTLINE. Organizations-158 Andy Snelling and Darrel Mars find time from busy schedules to take a break in the FLIGHTLINE Room. The Staff Organizations-159 Kay Waters and Melody Farrar plan Organizations. Ah, here s our beloved photographer! O t Billie Cason and Jean Davis-Senior Class - ABOVE Jeff McKinnon-Classes; John Grau-Military Features-Cathy Carlisle is dictating to Anita Logan-Ad Manager. Bruce Hennigan-Faculty and Phillip Rozeman seem to have something very humorous in the files. t Sports-Robby Senn and Randy Keen seem to have found something new being illustrated in Sports! Arthur Henderson-Classes seems to be in intense con¬ centration. Thanks for the memories! FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Foreign Language Club, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT, Bruce Hennigan, David Taylor, Philys Rozeman, Billy Procell. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT, Donna Pellegrin, Gala Fowler, Mrs. Holt, Jerri Dominy. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, Terry Cox, Denese Byram, Kathey Wynn, Elaine Goode, Karen MacFarland, Linda Humphrey, Kathy Dretke, Nina Gill, Gale Hicks. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB GAINS KNOWLEDGE OE OUR FRENCH AND SPANISH NEIGHBORS The goal of the Foreign Language Club is to pro¬ vide its members with a better understanding of the culture and civilizations of the French G Spanish speak¬ ing countries, awakening an awareness of the effect these countries have on the United States; a realization that the cultural systems of these countries are different from our own, but not inferior. At Thanksgiving the Foreign Language Club had a party at Caddo Exceptional Center and a program in which Miss Leary showed slides of Europe. At the end of the year, the club had its annual Foreign Language Club banquet. Foreign Language Club has a lively discussion. Organizations-163 What ' s funny Billy? A foreign joke? Vice-President Denise Byram presides over regular meeting. OFFICERS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, Karen McFarland-Secretary-Treasurer, De¬ nise Byram-Vice-President, Bruce Hennigan-Chaplain. SITTING, Donna Pellegrin- President. Organizations-164 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES is a group of young men dedicated to serving Christ, His church, and our nation. Members of this group represent the finest WtfUP ideals of attitude. The Northwood Chapter is sponsored by Coach Lynn Mitchell. Members of this group represent the finest ideals of attitude. Through their efforts Northwood is a better school. r i Coach Lynn Mitchell: Sponsor FCA BUILDS CHARACTER FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA, LEFT TO RIGHT, 1st ROW, Michael Gore, Lindsey Miles, Michael Cline, Randy Bounds, Donald Knox, Danny Goode, Phillip Rozeman, Coach Mitchell. LEFT TO RIGHT, 2nd ROW, Mike Middleton, Mike Davis, Freddie Knox, Jack Jones, Kenneth Carr, Charles Williams, Johnny Walls, Kenny Cameron. LEFT TO RIGHT, 3rd ROW, Don Shaffer, Mike Moore, Terry Taylor, Jeff Kent, Danny McGowan, Steven Hobson, Mark Eakin. LEFT TO RIGHT, 4th ROW, Rocky Horton, Sammy Willis, Johnny Choyce, Shell Stephenson, Tim Jamar, Randy Keen, Chip Layton, Don Feibel, Larry Richie, Ray Wise. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club, LEFT TO RIGHT, 1st ROW, Glenda Jackson, Ethel Holmes, Nancy Thomely, Connie Bradfor, Johanna Bradford, Carole Stroud, Melanie Stevenson. LEFT TO RIGHT, 2nd ROW, Karl Rothenberger, Darrell Barnett, Elnora Collins, Priscilla Holmes, Toni Richardson, Wesley McGee, Eugene Tunstall. LEFT TO RIGHT, 3rd ROW, Carmen Methvin, Bonnie Miller, Beckey Terhune, Patti Richie, K. C. Stephens, Joe Casan, Sarah Powell, Eton Shaffer. LEFT TO RIGHT, 4th ROW, Larry Conard, Don Feibel, Jimm Ashley, Randy Keen, Chip Layton, Sammy Willis, Melvin Cole¬ man, Johnny Choyce, Fredrick Gray. LIBRARY CLUB PROVES USEFUL Les Travaillais des Livres, (The Library Club) main purpose at Northwood is to be of service to the students and teachers, and to assist them with books and audio visual machines. Library workers also catalogue books, type, and do whatever else is needed to keep the library running smoothly. Mrs. Verna Thomley, our librarian, sponsors the club. The Cheerleaders do their dance at the talent show. Organizations-167 The Library Club participates in Homecoming Week The industrious workers of the Library Club. activities. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Junior High Student Council, LEFT TO RIGHT, 1st ROW, Representatives and Alternates, Louella Woods, Becky Gaither, Shirley White, Bobbette Morvan. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Representatives G Alternates, Cindy Powell, NovaConard, Karla Sandifer, Donna Dragon, Carol Bond, Sandra Kelly, Tammy Farrar, Dottie Sisco, Rory Hines. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Representative G Alternates, Susan Shepherd, Kristi Scales, Dale Hagen, James Devers, Tommy Browning, Darrell Barnett, Dahn Keith, Tim Den, Andy Tippett. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Representative G Alternates, Frank Allen, James Gilliam, Cedric Wilson, Mike Young, Lee Langdon, Archie Smith, Joe Frazier, Mike Turpin, Mark Woollen. Students went all out on Nifty Fifty Day . Tammy Farrar and Melissa McGowan are in DEEP discussion while Suzanne Shaw looks on. Organizations-169 The Falcon Ad Staff has performed valuable services in soliciting ads for three Northwood publications; the TALON, the football program, and the Flight Line. Publications cannot exist without ads, and this group is respon¬ sible for contacting companies and individuals who will help Northwood in this way. AD STAFF FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Denise Byram, Kay Williams, Kristy Dean, Kay Waters, Billie Cason, Joni Powd- rill, Jill Rutherford, Jeff McKinnon, Judy Creech. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, David Strickland, Joyce Green, Anita Logan, Cathy Carlisle, Phyllis Bryant, Toni Powdrill, Shell Stephenson, Robby Senn. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Arthur Henderson, Denise Turpin, Jean Davis, Melody Farrar, Phillip Rozeman, Kenny Cameron, Andy Snelling. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Donna Pellegrin, Bruce Hennigan, Billy Procell, Randy Keen, Pam Law, Darrell Mars. AD STAFF DONATES TIME TO HELP NHS Organizations-170 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA RIGHT TO LEFT, ROW l, Paula Cap linger, Tammy Young, Jacqueline Scott, Shirley White. ROW 2, LEFT TO RIGHT, Debbie Cox, Rhonda Turner, Susan Walls, Darien Gilliam, Marsha Hayes, Brenda Starkey. PREPARING FOR FUTURE THROUGH FHA F. H. A. provides opportunities for students to have additional opportunities in planning and car¬ rying out activities related to homemaking. The over-all goal of the organization is to help indi¬ viduals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. The way to a man’s heart!! ! Organizations-171 STUDENT LEADERS 1st ROW, Student Leaders, LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING, Kay Simpson, Karen Lindsey, Milda Hill. LEFT TO RIGHT, 2nd ROW, Sandra Evans, Rita Cason, Glynna Roy, Melonie Shaw, Vickie Jarrett, Toi Templin. LEFT TO RIGHT, 3rd ROW, Jackie Gafford, Donna Pellegrin, Elaine Goode, Kim Senn. Dayna Jamar, Pam Law. STUDENT LEADERS AID P.E. TEACHERS One of our athletic organizations for girls is Student Leaders. Sponsored by Miss Barbara Dean, Student Leaders is for those girls who are interested in being future physical educators. By taking a part in first-hand experience, these girls are able to learn the professional aspects of being a physical education teacher. They assist our P. E. teachers by demonstrating techniques for various subjects such as tumbling, vaulting, basketball, volleyball, ten¬ nis, badmitton, and many other sports. Being a Student Leader gives one a deeper understanding and regard for physical education, as well as helping to build a strong and healthy body. It gives one an experience at responsibility and leadership among people one ' s own age. Most of all, a Student Leader has an insight into being employed as a P. E. educator. Organizations-172 Officers: President-Kay Simpson V. President-Kim Senn Sec. -Treas. - MiIda Hill Reporter-Pam Law Chaplain-Donna Pellegrin Joi Templin executes a vault as Melonie Shaw and Glynna Roy look on. Organizations-173 I ' ll • MUSIC MUSIC THE UNIVERSAL BAND SENIORS: BOTTOM ROW: Joe Dotson, Kay Law, Paul Anderson. TOP Lynette Deaver ROW: Charles Harper, David McClellan, Danny Hitt. FIRST ROW: LEFT-RIGHT- K. Law, A. Vardeman, P. Parker, K. Parker, S. Peddy, C. Caplinger. SECOND ROW: M. Spurlock, J. Green, C. Guess, K. Sikes, B. Bagbey, K. Sikes, S. Kline, C. Gay, S. Miller, J. Gard¬ ner, M. Huffman, E. Cowin, S. Urhig, J. Urhig, L. Shaw. THIRD ROW: P. Gill, D. Cullars, D. Fredieu, P. Bryant, A. Meredith, L. Deaver, D. Attaway, C. McCain, P. Anderson, G. Moreau, S. Hayes, M. Lawerance, LANGUAGE OF MANKIND The Band practices many long hard hours! Kay Law tries to teach marching. J. McNeil, J. Hill, K. Kline, K. Taylor, D. Dominy, C. Harper, R. Scholl, D. Mars. FOURTH ROW: J. Eppi- nette, K. Scharf, E. Stewart, B. Hall, R. Jackson, S. Parmer, B. Grau, S. Kent, M. Williams, T. Farmer, V. Pace, D. Humphrey, R. Vaughn, P. Law. BACK ROW: C. Mathews, C. Rice, D. McClellan, D. Hitt, D. Bar¬ nette, W. Henderson, J. Dotson, R. Corley, R. Mclnnis, G. Collins. Music -179 Music - 180 STAGE BAND ENTERTAINS FIRST ROW: LEFT-RIGHT- L. Shaw, J. Gardner, C. Guess, P. Anderson, S. Miller, D. Cook, D. Tappe, M. Gray, K. Lindsey, J. Gafford. SECOND ROW: D. Hitt, D. McClellan, D. Humphrey, R. Vaughn, T. Farmer, S. Kent, J. Hill, M. Williams. THIRD ROW: D. Barnette, C. Mathews, D. Mars, K. Kline, R. Scholl. BAND OFFICERS: S. Kent- Lt., J. Green- Lt., R. Vaughn- Rep., K. Kline Lt., P. Anderson- Lt., P. Law- Rep., K. Law- Lt., L. Shaw- Captain. Band Sweetheart Amy Vardeman CHOIR PROVIDES 7th and 8th Grade Bands- LEFT-RIGHT- FIRST ROW: S. Loftin, K. Briggs, C. Presley, J. Grau, D. Tracy, T. Hill, J. Rice, M. Meredith, A. Walker. SECOND ROW: B. Farmer, A. McMullan, K. Harris, C. Wilson, K. Copely, T. Wilkins, J. Ferrier, G. Rogers, L. Dominy, L. Law, P. Downet, R. Briggs, D. Bagby, D. Rushing. THIRD ROW: J. Yeates, P. Guin, M. Peters, J. Richie, D. Sutton, D. Stringfield, R. Gilliam, R. Harper, K. Sandifer, M. Garner, R. Risinger, M. Bond, R. Troquill, P. Ashby, D. Stringfield, D. Attaway, R. Allen, L. Henderson, D. Poindexter, D. Hardaway, M. Sibley, M. Young, J. Eppinette. FOURTH ROW: L. Hayes, J. Futrell, S. Stanley, T. Farrar, P. Foster, W. Bryant, G. Copley, J. McDaniel, J. Gilliam, T. Lloyd, C. Gafford, R. Bamburg, R. Pellegrin, J. Rabo, E. Lewers, G. Spurlock, C. Shelton, D. Johnson, K. Young, S. Shaw, S. Turner, T. Brown, R. Harper. BACK ROW: D. Bradford, C. Edwards, K. Warf, C. McGuink, T. Russell, D. Keith. FUTURE MARCHERS OF NORTHWOOD 5 E N I O R C H O R FIRST ROW: LEFT-RIGHT- J. Gafford, H. Robinson, J. Jones, F. Hall, N. Hitt, S. Holtsclaw, M. Gray, V. Wiggins, G. Jackson, E. Holmes, B. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. Mayes, E. Miles, K. Tippett, S. Windon, L. Woods. THIRD ROW: L. Parks, G. Parks, G. Walls, D. Linear, M. Tucker, V. Knighten, P. Bamburg, L. Blow. FOURTH ROW: L. Burks, J. Alexander, G. Mosley, L. Henderson, L. Newland, J. Huber, O. Campbell, R. Fife, A. Jeter, K. Carr, J. Walls, A. Mitchell. Music - 182 ENJOYMENT FOR STUDENTS JR. HIGH CHOIR: FIRST ROW: E. Barr, C. Stewart, K. Green, D. Dodd, J. Miller, L. Knox, L. Green, M. Allen. SECOND ROW: G. Burney, E. Cook, D. Hagen, R. Richardson, C. Williamson, C. Windon, C. Glover, S. Mears. CHOIR OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: JR. HIGH- D. Dodd, Lib., C. Stewart, Vice Pres., L. Knox, Pres., L. Green, Sec. SECOND ROW: SR. HIGH- J. Gafford, Chap., G. Jackson, Sec., H. Robinson, Treas., S. Holtsclaw, Lib., V. Wiggins, Ass ' t. Sec., M. Gray, Pres., E. Holmes, Vice-Pres. NORTHWOOD STRING CLASS: FRONT ROW: LEFT-RIGHT-E. Berry, S. Canter, M. McDowell, K. Flipping, L. Snell, R. Hiner. SECOND ROW: D. Morris, R. Means, L. Williams, instructor. Music - 183 ALL THE WORLD ' S A STAGE — TALON 73 MILITARY RESERVE OFFICER ' S TRAINING, CORPS The Corps of Cadets The Junior Reserve Officer ' s Training Corps at Northwood ranks among the finest in the country. Since it began in 1967, the Corps has achieved high ratings from the US Army. Last year, 1971-1972, the Corps attained the highest rating possible in the United States, HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION. The Corps strives for perfection and love of country. They have been highly successful. Military - 186 Staff Leads the Corps LTC JOHN S GRAU Battalion Commander CAPT JAMES WILLIS Battalion Adjutant CAPT CHARLES OSBORN Battalion S-2 CAPT RAY FIFE Battalion S-4 MAJ QUINTON THOMPSON HQ Co Advisor MAJ ROBERT BARNARD Batt Executive Off CAPT DOUGLAS HUBER Battalion S-3 Military - 187 MT-IV Instructors JOE CASON Bnd Advisor ERIC DRYDEN A Co. Advisor THOMAS CAREY B Co. Advisor KENNETH CARR C Co. Advisor Rifle Team PHILLIP BUCKELEW SUSIE ROWELL Rifle Team CO Rifle Team Spon. FRONT ROW: P. Buckelew, S. Rowell. SECOND ROW: J. Oxner, C. Matthews, M. Greer, J. Baker, L. Thurmon, J. Lewers. Military - 188 Band Company FRONT ROW: S. Kent, W. Bearden, W. Henderson, J. Hill, C. Matthews. SECOND ROW: H. Smith, J. McNeil, J. Gardner, C. Adams. THIRD ROW: P. Anderson, S. Miller, J. Shaughnessey, D. Hitt. A Company FRONT ROW: J. Oxner, E. Clay, P. Foster, W. Allen, W. Henderson, E. Orendorf. SECOND ROW: R. Land, C. Dyer, J. Starkey, R. Morris, W. Fowler, W. Bahl, J. Benoit, R. Jeter, W. McGee. THIRD ROW: C. Allen, L. Atkins, S. Johnston, M. Holt, G. Bain, R. Russell, W. Rice. FOURTH ROW: M. Greer, D. Cato, S. Harkey, G. Day, J. Taylor. Military - 190 B Company FRONT ROW: K. Kline, G. Fowler, J. Dunn, J. Bertrand, M. Gore, S. Jackson. SECOND ROW: G. Jordan, T. Bertrand, J. Poindexter, K. Adcock, T. Tunnell, L. Conard, S. Brooks. THIRD ROW: J. Stewart, J. Dickson, J. Lewis, S. Woods, R. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: R. Denmark, J. Lewers, K. Grimes, J. Knox, R. Davis, L. Stuckey. LT JOHN BERTRAND Platoon Leader SGT MICHAEL GORE First Sergeant 5 v SGT SYLVESTER JACKSON Platoon Sergeant C Company FRONT ROW: D. Taylor, S. Bagley, C. Williams, L. Keith, ]. Heame, M. Cline. SECOND ROW: J. Jackson, K. Madison, H. Wilkerson, D. Neeson, THIRD ROW: S. Roosa, L. Thurmon, D. Gully, P. Toal. FOURTH ROW: R. Hammers, R. Anderson, H. Wilson. LT ELIJAH KEITH SGT JOHN HEARNE SGT MICHAEL CLINE Platoon Leader First Sergeant Platoon Sergeant HQ Company FRONT ROW: Q. Thompson, M. Harris, R. Frame. SECOND ROW: K. Sanders, R. Hart, R. Andrus, R. Barmore, D. Wilkerson. THIRD ROW: E. Taylor, W. Warf, E. Flipping, R. Gilliam, T. C. Woods. Color Guard SENIOR: Ken Grimes, Robert Anderson, Sylvester Jackson, Charles Allen. JUNIOR: Wallace Rice, David Cato, James Kennedy, Mike Stuckey. Military - 193 ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE — TALON 73 UNDERCLASSMEN PATTI ALEXANDER ANNETTE ALLEN JACK ALLEN WILLIAM ALLEN GENEVA ANDERSON CHRIS ATTAWAY LEONARD BAHL SUZETTE BAHL JIMMY BAKER PAT BAMBURG EDDIE BAREMORE CINDY BARDWELL DAVID BARNETT LARRY BASS MICHAEL BAYLISS BRAD BERRY JOHN BERTRAND TERI BONDS CONNIE BRADFORD MIGNONNE BRUMLEY PHYLLIS BRYANT PHILIP BUCKALEW MARK CASCIO MICHAEL CAMPBELL JUNIORS . . . ACCEPTING RESPONSIBILITIES JIM CLEMENS SHIRLEY COBB BECKEY COLLINS JOHN COLEMAN JUDY CREECH CHARLIE DAVIS JOE DAVIS STEVE DAVIS JILL DAVLIN JIMMY DAY LISA DAYNIS WILLIE DAYS CURTIS DEVERS ROBERT DOTIE BEVERLY DOTSON PAULA DUKE TOMMY DUN AG IN BILL EAKIN Classes - 197 BEVERLY EDWARDS JOHNNY EDWARDS PAT EDWARDS DON EILBECK SANDRA EVANS FRANK FARRIS PAT FLOWERS MARY FONG PETER FOSTER DAVE FRAZIER DAYNA FREDIEU TINA FREEMAN George works hard to keep up with the fast pace in A Study Hall is a great place to read the newspaper. English. DOT IE FREY SHARON FUGGINS TWANNA GANTKE JACQUELINE GAFFORD BELINDA GAY JOYCE GREEN BEVERLY GOLEMAN CARMELO GRENIER CLAY GUESS LISA GUTH WILLIAM HALL MARGARET HARRIS PAM HARRIS SCOTT HAYES ARTHUR HENDERSON JAY HENDERSON LARRY HENDERSON WEBB HENDERSON Classes - 198 JIMMY HILL ROCKY HORTON DARRELL HUMPHREY TOMMY HUMPHREY TERRY INGLES GLENDA JACKSON HIRAM JENNINGS CHENICE JERRY JACK JONES RALPH JONES LUCKY JORDAN RUSTY JORGENSON DEBORAH JOYNER GERG JUNEAU ELIJAH KEITH WILLIE MAE KEITH DANNY KELLY KATHY DAVIS KENT JUNIORS WORKING AND PLAYING STEVE KENT ROBERTA KERR MIKE KINTZING KEN KLINE FREDDIE KNOX JOHN KNOX KEN LAWLER IRMA LINNEAR DOUGLAS LONG DIANNE LOWERY TERRY LUNDY KAREN MacFARLAND LARRY McCALL david McDaniels ROBERT McINNIS jeff McKinnon CONNIE McMULLAN JIMMY McNEILL CHRIS MARLOWE DARRELL MARS ERNEST MARTIN RONALD MEANS CARMEN METHVIN LARRY MONTGOMERY Classes - 199 DON MOREAU BEVERLY MOORE REBA MORRIS LINDA MORRIS HELEN MORVAN CHARLES OSBORNE STEVE OVER LEASE JIM OXNER SKIP PALMER KAY PARKER GWENDOLYN PARKS MARSHA PIERCE STEVE PERMENTER MIKE PLOESCH BILLY PROCELL GEORGE RABB JACKIE RANKIN SHERRI RITCHIE GARY ROSALEE STEVEN ROOSA SOUPY ROSS SUSIE ROWELL GLYNNA ROY KEVIN SANDIFER Junior English requires much concentration. Classes - 200 LYNDA SCHARF ROGER SCHOLL ROBBY SENN MELINDA SHELTON ANDY SNELLING CONNIE STARKEY MELANIE STEVENSON DOUGLAS STEWART RONNIE STEWART DAVID TAYLOR DEBBIE TAYLOR PHILLIP TAYLOR JOHN TEMPLIN WARREN TREADAWAY TOMMY TUNNELL MIKE TYLER REBECCA TYLER RONNY VAUGHAN JUNIORS . .. REMEMBERING THE JOY AND SADNESS OF IT ALL GLORIA WALLACE SUSAN WALLIS CHARLIE WHIDDEN MINNIE WHITE STEVE WIGGINS LINDA WILKERSON LOLA WILKERSON JIM WILLIS HARVEY WILSON LINDA WOODARD PAM WRIGHT LOVELLA WOODS GUY WYNN KATHEY WYNN BECKY YOUNG Classes - 201 Algebra II can ' t be that boring, CAN IT? NOT PICTURED ARLENE ALLEN JAMES ALEXANDER STEVE BARRAS GARRY BASS MARK BLOXOM ELLEN BURG IN DON COOK CHARLIE DOCKERY YOLANDA GREEN RUBY JOHNSON MIKE LAWRENCE CHARLES LINNEAR SCOTT LOWRY STEVE MIBB DALE MOSS LEE NEWLAND JANICE RAPATTONI JEFF SHAW DON STEWART JAMES STRICKLAND JOHNNY RAY TAYLOR ERNIE WATERS CHARLES WILLIAMS PAM WOMACK This is so interesting, I think ? Classes - 202 Casanova Chris is at it again. SENIORS IN ’74 Marsha tries to sell Junior candy. Tonto says They went thata way, Chris. Charles Allen Jean Allen Nancy Allen Dorothy Anderson Marthil Anderson Paul Anderson Willie Anderson Jimmy Ashby Shelia Bagley Debbie Bailey Debbie Baker Edward Bardwell Robin Barnette David Bell James Bettis SOPHOMORE LEADERS OF 73 Sharon Bettis John Biggs Cathy Blaine Jimmy Blaine Norman Bodine Randy Bounds Classes - 205 Classes - 206 Johanna Bradford Gary Branthy Denese Byram Juanita Byram Brenda Campbell Cindy Cap liner Ginny Carver Rita Cason Fay Clay Michael Cline Glenn Cobb Timmy Cothran Debbie Cullars Felecia Days Leonard Dean Lynette Dever Randy Denmark Cindy DeWitt Steve Dobson Jerri Dominy Mark Doughty Ray Dotie Sharon Dufour Susan Dufour Johnny Edwards Mark Eakin Tom Farmer Kathy Fields Sandy Fisher Brent Fowler Janet Frame Terry Frazier Don Fulghun Woody Gaither Joe Gault Joyce Gibso n Nina Gill Mike Gildon Davien Gillian Michael Gore David Good Danny Goode Susan Granlund Buddy Grau John Greer Kenny Grimes Richard Gunter Bobbie Guth Freida Hall Johnny Henderson Charles Hearne Cindy Hackwith Robert Hammers Mary Hearne Gale Hicks Milda Hill Nancy Hitt Sherry Holtsclaw Mary Huffman Billie Hutchinson Carlton Hutto Karen Irvin Joann Jackson Joe Jackson Lindsey Jackson Robert Jackson Sylvester Jackson Benny James John James Billy Jeter Classes - 207 Betty Johnson Erma Johnson Leroy Johnson Willie Johnson Glenda Jones Joyce Jones Willie Jones Pat Kauffman William Kennedy Jeff Kent Kenneth Kent Alton Knight Virginia Knight Frankie Knox Robert Land Susan Langford Pamela Law Barbara Lee Mary Lee Theresa Leon Shirley Levy Alicia Lindsey Donna Lindsey Joe Little Russ Lowry Cherrie Lundy Steve Madden Kenneth Madison Chuck Matthews Michael McBride Lawanda McCollister Jessie McDaniel Gina McDow Danny McGowan Sharon McHone Classes - 208 Larry McGinty Patrica Mears Cathy Melton Edgar Miller Steve Miller Donna Mitchell Tommy Moon Cindy Morehead Mike Moore Damon Neeson David Norris Pam Norman Wayne Osborne Eddie Orendorff Tammy Orendorff Gordon Oswalt Vince Pace Patty Page Joelyn Pardon Dina Parks Jane Pritchard Susan Peddy Rickey Pellegrin Mary Procella Hubert Phillips Clifford Rice Ruben Richardson Donny Roberts Sharon Roberts Karl Rothenburger Sonya Rozeman Jill Rutherford Debbie Rynders Bobbie Sanders Lisa Scales Classes - 209 Kim Senn John Shaughnessy Liz Shaw David Shelton Kem Sikes Karen Simpson Patty Smith Marc Spurlock Robert Starkey Dale Stewart Jeff Steward Debbie Stevenson Dianne Streetman Christi Stroud Floyd Stuckey Terry Taylor Leon Matt Thurmon Matt Templin Kathey Tippett Craig Thurmon Denese Tucker Mike Turpin Amy Vardeman Judy Vice Cindy Viola SOPHOMORES PREPARE FOR FUTURE Classes - 210 Sophomores Salute Staff of ' 73 Talon Ollie Washington Don Walls Bobby Wallet Doreen Waters Melinda Welch Teresa West David White Eddie White Janice White Charlotte Wiley Carly Wilkerson Harold Wilkerson Mike Williams Cathy Willis Sammy Willis Ronald Wilson Sandra Windom Ann Wise Jerry Wilhite NOT PICTURED Randy Davis Darleen Hicks Catherine Holmes Greg Jordan Mary Mayes Debbie Smith Harry Smith Jeffrey Stewart Christine Sullivan Rick Tanner Mike Taylor Debbie Whitten Michael Wilcox Classes - 211 Ken Adcock Chris Adams Bobby Ad ley Frank Allen Mary Anderson Tim Anderson Dewain Atkins Diane Attaway Shelia Attaway Becky Bagbey Vitterio Bailey Jerald Bain Steve Baker Wanda Baker Annette Bamburg Prentice Lee Barmore Carla Barnette Darrell Barnette Sallie Bell Shirla Bell Joey Benoit Sandra Berard Benny Berney Thomas Bertrand Terry Black Earl Blow Twyla Ann Bolinder David Boone David Bradford Tim Brantly Shellie Brooks Sharon Bryan Shawn Bryan Calista Bry ant Debbie ByTam Patricia Canter Teresa Canter Andy Carter Jeneane Carter Rene Carter Carolyn Carr Charles Carroll Tony Cervantes Johnny Clay Cynthia Cocheiell Ranee Cogley Cynthia Coleman Greg Collins Johnetta Collins Larry Conrad Kathy Courtnev Everett Cowin Debbie Cox David Culpepper Bubba Davis Debra Davis Pamela Davis Glenda Dawson Gerry Day Amanda DePiegre Larry Devers Jayne Dickey John Dickson Mark Dobson Danny Dominy Bealuh Dotson Cheryl Dotson Calvin Drayden Kathy Dretke Becky Durr Classes - 214 Charles Dyer Renee Dyess Tommy Eakin Cindy Edwards Larry Edwards John Eppinette Gloria Evans Darla Fagan Pam Foster Joe Frazier Irish Fuggin Ralph Fuggin Renee Gaither John Gardner Charlotte Gay Maricia Getter Patrici a Gill Amelia Gipson Carol Golem an Vicki Gorum Ricky Grandmaison Stanley Grant Anthony Green Vickie Green Priscilla Green Penny Grimes David Gulley Jeff Gulley Robert Guth Colleen Hackwith Bryan Hall John Hall John Harkey John Harris Deloris Henderson Classes - 215 Libby Hester Larry Hill Janet Holmes Shonette Huber Patsy Hughes Linda Humphrey David Ingles Randy Jamar Kathleen Jackson Barbara Johnson Erma Johnson Linda Jones Joyce Jordon Gloria Keith Sandra Kelly Susan Kline Linda Knox Sheree Land Lee Langdon Patricia Lee Kevin Legget James Lervers Debbie Lindsey Gary Leon Clyde Martin Tarver Martin Carson McCain Randell Mclnnis Leroy McKeever Wesley McGee Ramona McWaters Allen Meredith Classes - 216 Curtis Miles Oscar Mitchell Mike Mounger Glenda Moreau Anita Morris Bobbette Morvan Mary Moss Mary Nix Gary Northern Patti Parker Kayla Patterson Randy Perkins Rosie Phillips Debra Poindexter John Poindexter Toni Richardson Patti Richie Fredia Roberts Gail Roberts Dianne Rochelle Betty ' Rogers Northwood gives everyone a LIFT. Billy Rowe Carolyn Pugh Classes - 217 FRESHMEN MAKE Gloria Sanders Ken Scharf Jacqueline Scott Linda Shaffer Mike Shaffer Wylie Shores Guy Sistrunk Judy Simpson Karen Sikes Robert Smiley Archie Smith Leslie Smith Mark Smith Tony Smith Glenn Spain Byron Spinks John Starkey Terri Stevenson Keith Stinson Sarah Strather Chris Stewart Jimmie Sullivan Virginia Sullivan Hal Sutton Keith Taylor Stanley Taylor Susan Taylor Terry Templin Becky Terhune Donald Thomas _ MEMORIES Mark Thomas Mike Thompson Rethie Thomas Jawan Timmons Alice Tucker James Turner Sue Uhrig Jan Uhrig Janet Walls Sandy Whidden Shirley White Stephen Whitten Jackie Wiggins Virginia Wilcox Keegan Wiley Candy Wilkerson Clydell Williams Johnny Williams Linda Williams Pat Williams Sherry Windon Randy Womack Donald Woodard Linda Woodard Sam Woods Dennis Young David Cato Terry Cox Robert Terry Davis Eddie Stewart Not Pictured: Joe Haley Dorothy Marne ' Russell Gerald Harrison Jimmy Shafen Maryln Mayes Earlene Stewart Larry Thomas Classes - 219 8TH GRADERS PREPARE FOR HIGH SCHOOL Renee Adkison Margaret Allen Tammy Allen Teresa Allen Love Anderson Steve Anderson Andy Andrew Darlene Arledge Pete Ashby Tammie Atkins Loyce Attaway Donnie Bagby Bill Bahe Diana Baker Ray Bardwell Randy Barmore Dennis Barnett Eloieise Barr Kenny Black Carol Bond Ivory Bradford Allen Brasher Carolyn Brasher Donald Briggs Stephanie Bryant Terri Butler Charley Cameron Paula Cap linger Edward Carr Linda Carrol Carol Carruth Donna Carter Nova Conard Stevie Cook Glen Copley Deborah Couriney Gary Daugherty Greg Daugherty Dennis Davenport Toni Davis Robert Davis Jul ian Dees Classes 221 Helen Dennis James Devers Albert Dotie Philip Downer Brian Dretke Nancy Driggers Evelyn England James Eppinette Ronny Evans George Farmer Edgar Flipping Monte Foster Pat Foster Stan Fowler Rufus Frame Virginia Fuggins Danette Gantke Rickey Gay I can ' t believe I flunked the whole thing. James Gilliem Rodney Giviens Curtis Glemon Jack Goodwill Becky Grandmaisen Mike Gray Willie Gray Cathy Green Lela Green Becky Greening Delores Griffin Joyce Goynes Classes - 222 8TH GRADERS LEARN FROM OLDER STUDENTS Ronnie Hall Connie Hanson Donnie Hanson David Hardaway Kayhnyn Harris Ross Hart Charles Heflin Paulette Hicke Teri Hill Rory Hines Bucky Holt Frances Huber Barbara Hughes Glenda Jackson Lorene Jackson Albert Jerry Bonnie Jerry Brenda Johnson David Johnson Mark Johnson James Kennedy Stella Kennedy Brenda Kent Judy Knight Martha Lawler Mary Lee Valarie Leon Eloise Lewers James Lewis Joy Loyd Tammi Lummus Debbie Lynch Sharon Macfarland Bobby Madden Troy Madison Sharon Marsh Terry Marshall Tony McCool William McDaniel Lisa McDowell Barbara McKeever Keith McKinnon Classes - 223 8TH GRADERS ARE TRUE FALCONS Ann McMullam Mark McWhiney Marvin Miller Nancy Miller Karen Moon Peggy Moon Mark Montgomery Reggie Morehead Roger Morris Brenda Moulton Lorri Mullins Earnie Nelson Donald Norman Frederick Gwens Mike Permenter Willie Piper Cindy Powell Thomas Rabo Mary Reed Richard Reed Kirk Rice Wallace Rice Melodie Richardson Carol Risinger Pam Roosa Jean Ross Kevin Rothenberger Cindy Rowe Roy Russell Paul Rozeman Donna Rushing Kenneth Sanders Teddy Sansom Donny Seals Charles Shelton Susan Shepherd Mark Sibley Dottie Sisco Katie Smith Pam Smith Greg Spurlock Cynthia Stewart Classes - 224 David Streetman Donald Stringfield Mike Stucky John Tappe Joe Taylor Terri Taylor Paul Temple Renne Templin David Thomas Brenda Tucker Rena Tyler Greg Waldon Arnetha Walker Dickie Walker Bobby Walls Keith Warf Gloria Washington Annette Wells Randy Westmoreland Ron White David Wilkerson Jerry Williams Cedric Wilson Kathy Wilson T. C. Woods David Yates Kevin Young Mike Young Scotty Young T am my Young Mark Hall Not Pictured Dayle Bryant James Collins Charles Green Steve Hayes Paula King Ricky Primus Sid Johnston Dennis Carr Dennis Ethiage Rickey Hall Liz Heflin Calvin Macy Thomas Scott Classes - 225 Donna Adkison Brenda Allen Reginald Allen Mark Anderson David Attaway Kyle Bagley Bobby Bamburg Coleton Barnette Garry Bell Robin Benoit Elizabeth Berry ' Mike Bond Bobby Bonner Darrell Bradford Karen Briggs David Brooks Charles Brown Tina Brown Bonnie Bryan Greg Burney Sherman Burris Shirley Burris Marie Byrd Junior Canter Regina Cason Velma Collins Eddie Cook Keith Copley Mike Cox Rodney Cullars Edna DeWitt Jimmie Dickey Kathyren Dickson Darlene Dodd Linda Dominy Jimmy Dotie Donna Dragon Russell Dring Tim Durr Aulsie Elliott Johnny English Tammy Farrar Jonette Ferrier Kenneth Flipping Kathy Flowers Janice Fong Sheila Foster Don Fowler Classes - 227 Gay Frantom Edward Frey Chris Gafford Becky Gaither Mary Garner Vinessa Gay Lavone Getter Revreda Gilliam Charles Gongre Lynn Grau Charles Green Londale Green Phillip Guin Ronald Green Dale Hagen Rickey Harper Jeff Hart Charlotte Hartline Perry Hatcher Lori Hayes Lisa Hicks Lavance Henderson Teena Hicks Fredda Holt Ruth Holt Ann Huber Richie Jacobs Eddie Jennings Lee Johnson Melvin Johnson YOUNG BRIGHT Pamela Jones Dahn Keith Terry King Angie Kent Rick Laube Linda Law Sandra Lee Karen Lofton Kenneth McDaniel Mike McDowell M ' Lisa McGowan Tad McKenzie Jerry McNeill Lisa Madden Debbie Marsh Joe Matheny Sammy Mears Mimi Meredith David Miller Victor Hughes Cleveland Jackson Jeanette Miller Leroy Mitchell Phyllis Moore Irvin Morvan Kenny Mounger Sherry Mullins John Norris Elizabeth Owen Jimmy Pack Gary Patterson Ray Pellegrin Morris Peters Ronnie Pickett David Poindexter Connie Presley Larry Price Dennie Ray Tris Redmon Jim Rice Tim Rice Doug Richardson Ricky Richardson Jeanie Richie Ronnie Risinger Bruce Roberts Ann Rogers Gary Rogers Classes - 229 Emma Russel Tannie Russell Paris Sanders Karla Sandifer Cathe Saveli Kristi Scales Jerry Scott Suzanne Shaw Bobby Skinner Debra Smith Melinda Smith Larry Snell BEGINNINGS A refreshing break between classes. Stacie Stanley Beverly Stevenson Carla Stewart Dennis Straughter Dietra String fie Id Bill Stuckey Blanche Stuckey Tina Stuckey Debbie Sutton Angela Taylor Elmer Taylor Larry Taylor Patti Templin Randy Terrell Terry Thomas Mark Tipell Andy Tippett Debra Toney Classes - 230 Sandra Tookes Debbie Tracy Robert Troquille Donnie Tullis Sherri Turner Mike Turpin Ted Viola Cristi Wall Scott Wallis Sherrie Walls Gloria Wells Renee Wheeler Keith Wilhite Christina Wilkerson Terry Wilkins Kenneth Williams Craig Windon Dianna Woodard Albert Woods Mark Wollen Jimmy Yates Mark Young Keith Ardis Betty Baker Janet Futrell Chris Glover Robert Lewis Not Pictured: Tommy Browning Billy Gray David Stuckey Ricky Woodard J. D. Cass Ronnie Hall Kenneth Sanders Cherri Thomas Classes 231 A D VER TJSEMENTS SHREVEPORT GYMNASTIC SUPPLY CO. Supplier of all types of athletic uniforms and equipment FRANK PERNICI fR. Phone: 861-2742 Owner 2410 Line Avenue Shreveport, La. 71105 BETTY ' S SNIP CUP SA L ON 561 Irving Bluff Road Shreveport, La. 422-0862 PLAZA PHARMACY Fairfield at Olive Shreveport, La. Compliments of W. F. COLLINS Commissioner of Public Utilities NORTH HIGHLANDS HARDWARE SUPPLY 3151 N. Market 425-4564 School Supplies Tapes Records FALCON MALT SHOP or —-x Phone: 929-9603 CARRIE ' S BLOOD ' S Woni en s Sewing 1107 Saxon Place Shreveport, La. VOCALS - PERCUSSIONISTS ACCOUSTIC AND ELECTRIC SOUNDS COUSHATTASE DALE • DON • ROBBIE • TERRY • CHARLIE ★ ★ ★ ★ 6006 PINE HILL ROAD PHONE 424-3807 OR 929-3170 Ads - 232 All the World ' s a Stage ' ■— Talon ' 73 NORTHWOOD, You’ll Remain in our hearts!!! Bettye Barnes Vickie Jarratt Randy Sibley Wana Bearden Randy Keen Kay Simpson Cathy Carlisle Kay Law Brenda Starkey |anell Cobb Anita Logan Shell Stephenson Jean Davis Susie McBride David Strickland Melody Farrar Debbie Mounger Carole Stroud John Grau Phillip Rozeman Carol Ward Bruce Hennigan Kay Williams FALCON FRIENDS Mr. anil Mrs. C. E. Creech Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stroud Carole Christi Arthur and Ivella Henderson Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Waters Janet Green Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dunagin Frank D. Du Vail Mr. and Mrs. Otis Logan Mr. and Mrs. |. V. Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bryant The Olen Smith Family Sherry Senn Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Springer Mike and Denise Turpin MARINI CCNTKR. INC HmmOTiiLUiiiuaiuuuuiiiuiuu.uuuiPA!imi | . - 3210 lAKtSHORf DR • PHONE 635 4308 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Trailers Boats Motors Guns Ammunition Marine Supplies CADDO RADIATOR WORKS Phone 423-3547-8 C. L. COPELAND 219 CADDO 9T. Shreveport. La. MOBIL Mobile Oil Corp. E. WAYNE SMITH 2225 Grimmett Dr. CONSIGNEE PH. 424-7753 MOBILE OIL CORP. SHREVEPORT, LA. LITES GULF SERVICE 1404 N. MARKET Phone 422-3424 Tune Ups - Wheel Bearings - Shocks Mufflers - Pipes flCMEl steel buildings Shreveport. Louisiana 71107 mm mu in it A Trust Co. P. O. Box 992 Vivian, Louisiana 71062 WAYNE EfURD 5931 North Market (Highway 1 North) Phont 318 425-1591 PETTIT ' S GULF SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE - MINOR REPAIR ROAD SERVICE Phone 8741 P. O. Box 174 Mooringsport, La. Auto - Home - Business - Bonds - Boats Life Health BLANCHARD INSURANCE AGENCY INC. d r d„ v ha Business Phone 929-2789 P. O. Box 116 .� Mooringsport 6361 Blanchard. La. 71009 Regi dent JIMMY R. KELLY Mooringsport 4151 President JR sszu BRUTONS T V. AND APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE J. R. BRUTON, Owner Phone 929-3434 East Front Street Blanchard, Louisiana Dave Cants CARTERS TEXACO i SERVICENTER 1900 N. market � MRCVS 0 T l_A. 71106 Phone 424-0231 « M GREEN STAMPS ROAD SERVICE mechanic on duty . free pickup a delivery Ads - 235 SERVING NORTH-CENTRAL CADDO PARISH Wayne Ladner President P. O. Box 445 Phone 929-2349 BUSTER GANT FORD THE BIGGEST LITTLE DEALER IN CADDO PARISH Oil City, Louisiana Shreveport, LA 422-3244 Oil City, LA 6611 COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLO POTATO CHIPS j AMES M GOSLIN, SHERIFF CADOO PARISH SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Made fresh daily in Shreveport FLOURNOY JEWELERS 519 Marshall Street SHREVEPORT, LA. 71101 Compliments of CHARLES R. HENNINGTON Assessor Caddo Parish D POSY MART FLORIST Complete Floral Service FRESH AND PERMANENT FLOWERS for WEDDINGS • PARTIES • FUNERALS • MEMORIALS HOME and BUSINESS DECORATIONS • PERMANENT FLOWERS l TREES GIFTS • CANDIES • ACCESSORIES Phot 423 5281 mo « MAtrrr SHREVEPORT. LA Larry O. Slaughter James G. 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HUTCHES ROOFING SHEET METAL Shreveport, Louisiana 609 FONTENAC PHONE: 424-6681 FREEST A TE DRUGS 423-2656 Fast, Free Delivery to all of North Shreveport Tommy Batie, Pharmacist “THE FLOWER BOX’ North Highlands American Ads-239 John David Crow Drilling Co. 2000 Beck Building Shreveport, Louisiana 71101 M. H. PROCELL Pay Save Grocery 5400 Old Mooringsport Road COMPLIMENTS OF: REPUBLICAN PARTY DON NAS BEAUTY SHOP Corner of Duke Ivy 921-4151 Mooringsport, La. OF LOUISIANA Complete Beauty Care Owner: Donna Kelly B B STEREO SALES Compliments of: 211 N. Market I 422-9382 I 8 Track Tape Players D S SELF SERVICE Best Wishes 3838 N. Market Compliments of: Continental “The Jerry M cK in non Family Trallways easiest travel on earth MOORINGSPORT GREENMORE Water district announcing Tower Subd. units 3 and 4. Lots with Compliments of: 1 or more acres. Owner Financed C. Pat Patterson, 921-6781 SMITH TOOL COMPANY Mooringsport, La. Ads-240 Compliments of a Friend GO FALCONS! ft Midwest Farms 1769 Claiborne Ave. P.O. Box 3976 Shreveport, La. 71130 Phone (318) 861-2485 For Home Delivery Please Call 861-2485 FA NT, CHASE, KLINE, INC. Insurance and Bonds 1134 N. Market Phone 425-1584 Shreveport, Louisiana Compliments of: DON HA THA WA Y Your Commissioner of Public Works Ads-241 TOM M. DRUMMOND, JR. Master of Photography, A.S. P. u; . r s rrurn TOM M DRUMMOND. JR Mcstef ol Pnoto9� p� � y. A S P Our Studio facilities are the finest, and our many yean of sc. t ing ustomcn and friends in the Art-La-Tea. have resulted ir, our vast experience and ability to create beautiful portraits for you If we can be of assistance in any way. please call on us. It has been, and will continue to be. a pleasure to serve you Hum ' s pn fi) £ . .« 533 JORDAN • SHREVEPORT, LA. 71101 PHONE 318 423 1883 Compliments of: GEORGE D ARTOIS Commissioner of Public Safety COUNTRY HOUSE OF BEAUTY East Front Street Blanchard La. 929-2311 Jerry Powell Evelyn Burnley Owners Operators Ads-24 2 b | | i j 11 . . 4 BARRICADES SAFETY LIGHTS THAT SPEAK SCOTCHLITE IIY-CO SAFKTY LIGHT CO. SALES AND RENTALS Phone 869-1665 Shreveport, La. 3400 Marks Road CHARLES E. GLOVER Don ' t go “ROMAN” all over town . . . pay bills by check, 11 COMMERCIAL g£jl NATIONAL BANK B h P £ VC PORT. i O U l S i A N A «•«■ IIMHI PIPQSM ' H .UIUKI C 0« PO« � Catering Service, Books, Napkins, Wedding Cakes, and Invitations The CAKE HOUSE 3147 West Maple Shreveport, Louisiana 636-2601 Mrs. Gladys Barthold 635-6324 Clarence Ochsner 422-2621 rp m E H OIL Compliments of E H Oil Ed Hill Olen Smith Huey Strother Ads-243 LLLL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC. General Construction Work Water - Oil - Gas Products Ben E. Loftin 1057 Kent Road Phone 929-2697 Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 Compliments of THE SOULFUL SENIORS OF ' 73 Paul Anderson Johnny Choyce |oc Dotson Charles Harper James Jackson Garland Roberts Compliments of Dr. Doyle W. Baldridge Hea rue ' s Shreveport DOWNTOWN 740 AZALEA DR. SHREVE CITY Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of Wilhites Grocery Prefabricated Concrete - Septic Tanks Door Steps Porches Joe Lawler Construction Co. Rt. 4, Box 234 Shreveport, La. 71109 Office 318-929-2075 Home 929-2514 BLANCHARD LUMBER COM PAN) Hardware and Building Materials Phone: 929-2059 Compliments of ATHENS CADDO BRICK CO. Phone: 921-4083 Mooringsport, La. BEAUTY BOX 615 Irving Bluff Ida Stephenson Owner and Operator Phone: 422-5312 Ads - 244 .