Millikan High School - Aries Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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,' n, K ,lf , .iff I 1 pl L7 I N F -L, 1 M f V 4 b by 1 ' L . - 1 if A u , -. , Y e r I E fA'ri-ezj ROBERT A. MILLIKAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL s 2800 Snowden Avenue LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA , ,auf ' alta M' L7 I , f . ' , if ,li H aL filL,f5-,flgq V . a . lf! M7,MLf I E I I ff-ff ' ,N ali ll 4' it , f an tal 'lm ,T I . YEAR 1956-5'7 my .uv-J :SH- B . I 4 v mu. N ws .V NMMA JL , A' f 0 ' J TSIHQQ-0'iV. ' A ffl' ' RC BJJSHVZPWMX . xf , x x ' X ziggy B JF' QS y popular vote, the name, ARlES , commonly known as the Sign of the Ram, was chosen as the V M name of this publication. The winning name was submitted by Suzanne Dean and won the support - X of the student body. - cp I 5 gg Q V 605440-nl . X .-f'fH5:f'f-r I if R I6 CUt.iA-f ' I . , wow mel Que ,I 4' IIUXAJ-QI fvws-,Q MR. KENNETH L. HASKINS W' tiifniiltlso ss X ' x

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f - ff P , wN ... 'U , MC 1' q 7 41244 1, fix 4 V F . L ver it , ' ' - f L I ta 4 L flf' I lk Q I 'L' , M C , if 1 'IW L1 L '. fi, , . . - L ' - V -- , 1 C L t. L I V. v 1 L- V A i J. ! .L I 'SK K K ,A ' L w X V A r, K 'X . L I' 1 A x V x ' ! 1 . L ,f .L ff- , FQR'EWOR.D,. 4 1' fx- if ' 2 r L ,1 L f rt- I v . if ' X ., gf 4 , H: I ll 1 v From out of the drifting rooms and lfdmout of the unintls of men, 3 X Robert ll. Millikan Senior High School' lose to symbolize the genius of vnan. I , It began as a shapeless mass of metal, contretei and steel, but ,upon cpmpletionlg 'Y it is a composite of many new end mpdem- ideas of facility and tlesign. W , V ' lb , I I-'ff 'V K, Millikan was completed in the fall of 1956. Comprising the first V .V faculty and student body were twenty-six hundred twenty-two students of which B, twelve hundred seventy-eight were sophomores, nine hundred 'sixty-two were, ,- , ,f N juniors, and three hundred eighty-two were seniors. The faculty consisted of f W cy sf' fx ninety-six instructors and four administrators. I . F I V L ,yt U L 'l ' it lt is the fervent hope that the student body will truly appreciate and V 7 I Q Q' 4' r ' is t ,, ' protect these buildings and grounds as well as take advantage of the instruction by , Lx,'ff . 43, offered here to win renown across the nation. 4 L ' M1 ev . ,P e fc or 1- 'QJJ '- This modern institute of learning is man's investment in the Youth of today in the hope of perpetuating the wisdom of the past and insuring the .N my strength of tomorrow. : K , A C' it , f . 9 I R l U A 5 ' . 66' .ye I W NUU . 1 v' r MA Qs l jyjlwwwww M asf Wg eesfwll .egme Dk 7331 CQ of we ' 4 WMWP'