Los Amigos High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fountain Valley, CA)

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Night To Remember x.,-J my Couple of the Evening Andy Tarango and Co-ed Sponsors: Rosanna Moreno, Roberta Dolgin, Whitney Hogan, Angie Flores, and Heather Mackey. Kelly Nash. K r If X pb 'iw -3: ff 'xvl l ,I M, M '.,ol Co-Ed 55

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Lobo Couples Enjoy Co-ed King Candidates from left: Gary Loftis, Barry Chilcote, Robbie 1983 Co-ed King Andy Tarango. Barry, John Shook, Damien Aguilar, Co-ed King Andy Tarango, Tim Knapp, Robbie Polchetti, Dave Cook, Mike Stanbridge, F' rank Simpson. The Students' League of L.A. sponsored the fifteenth annual Co-ed on Feb. l 5. This year's theme was A Night To Remember . The Co-ed was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Anaheim Sheraton from 8p.m. until midnight. The bids, selling for 320, and the decorations were both pink and black, the colors of the evening. Instead of a band, this year's music was provided by a D.J There was an abundance of food provided by the hotel, which included a variety of hors d 'eouvres, punch and several cakes 5 .Y decorated like the bids. V' X 4 'Q' Andy Tarango swept the awards during - A 0 7 1 the evenings festivities. He was crowned King by returning King Donny Grable. V, Andy Tarango and Heather Mackey were -,, X voted couple of the evening. gy, , W 'ua 54 co-Ed X 5 kv

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Rain Crea tes Lobo Lake F' eb. 28 brought a lake to Los Amigos. The Lobos awoke to a constant down pour of rain and as the storm continued, so did the puddle in the quad, which quickly became the Lobo Lake. The lake made it difficult to walk from one side of the school to the other without using bridges made of stacked two by fours. Students had to move their cars from the parking lot, for it too became a lake. This made several of the cars look like boats or sub- marines. Yet, the disturbance at Los Amigos was small: many schools were shut down. It was not only because of damage, but several schools were evacua- tion stations. The weather also brought in a tornado that hit Los Angeles. Ten houses had their roofs torn off and several cars were over turned. Many piers were distroyed and others badly damaged. The estimat- ed value in damages was S30 million in Orange County alone. 56 Lobo Lake 'bm