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

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Barney Clark of Utah was the first to receive an artifi- cial heart. Queen Elizabeth of England on her tour to the United States. 68 Current Events Flash: It Happened Anti-nuclear advocates gather for the largest event of its kind. l 982-83 was a year bristling with excitement, drama, triumph, and tragedy. In the world of sports, the St. Louis cardinals were the World series champions in the fall, and in spite of the football strike, the Superbowl XVIII was finally played and the Washington Redskins came out victorious. Right after NFL completed their season, a new football league was being formed, the United States Foot- ball League, and Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker signed a contract with the New Jersey Generals, of the USFL, amid much controversy since he had not completed his senior year of college. A loveable lost alien named E.T found his way home in to the hearts of millions while breaking movie box office records at S 400 million. At the same time, movies lost three giants - Henry Fonda, Ingrid Bergman, and Grace Kelly. 'Tts incredibly average but cheap , was senior Tim He- berts comment on the Original 3 9c Hamburger Stand, as quoted in the Register newspaper and the lime magazine. Fellow senior Larry Tomoyasu was also quoted in the Regis- fer.

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L.A. Drivers, Built For Speed , , ,f,, ...fW..v. V.,-N, ,. Mu-, , ,,,,A,,M,,,,,,,M,,, ,bu my -A gwvkulmwvnwnw 1 AN' I M Q 4 I gy UMW Victors big old bomb. mf' 4' ' M m,.,, W l V WWW ,,,e, , K ,rm x This year, the busiest time in the student parking lot was during lunch and after school. As usual, there were all types of cars being driven by the students. Some of the most popular were Bugs, Toyotas, Hondas, and Mustangs. Many of these cars were bought by the students them- selves, but others were given to them by very generous parents. The students who bought the cars themselves, had to work long hard hours to buy them, and still do in order to pay for gas and insurance. 70 Cars