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

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ET, Biggest Thing To Hit Earth 2-QA i - 1 xv' 5 OFFICER A N A Like all years, this one had its share of good and bad moments as far as movies were con- cerned. The big hits were 'Tast Times at Rid- gemont High , 'Best Friends , 'Rocky III , 'Six Weeks, 'Tirst Blood , H48 Hours , and 'T-7oltergeist . Other movies that had captive audiences included The Verdict with Paul Newman, Gandhi , Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman playing a woman, 'Yin Officer and a Gentleman and 'f.'.'1f , the extra-terrestrial that made motion picture history at the box office. Disappointments included The Toy and The Dark 'C'rysta1 . Even though a ticket cost 35, Lobos had a good time reviewing all the latest features. mn an nun .,,,,.., ., , NI CINENIA ,W 1 f,: i 3544 , Q M . 2 lg - , ' ss GENTLEMAN Movies

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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

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72 R.O.P. R.O.P. Learns While Earning Cred i ts ,..,.w-M ,mu . Us v 5 R.O.P. advisor Mrs. Marianne Munsell Regional Occupational Program provided high quality for training and career guidance for high school students. There were many and var- ied classes offered from auto to welding. In connection with many of the classes there was also on-the- job training such as banking, dental and many more. R.O.P. not onlypro- vided job training, but also enabled students to earn high school credits while they were learning a skill. R.O.P. students Mary Ann Antencio and Brenda Huismans perform duties. Norma Gomez learns by watching.