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

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The band is shown rehearsing one of its precision Marching band makes 0 Spirited enlfcnce CIT the marching routines preceding a game. C0mmef1CemenT Of 0 90m9- Marching Band Boosts School Spirit Millikan's fine band has participated in many activities and has achieved service awards for its excellence. Winning a superior rating at the district band festival, the band played at the Milk Bowl, all of the football and basketball games, the Veterans Day Parade, the American Day Parade, the American Field Service Concert and at the graduation ceremony. Mila ., It 195' 'iff-2 yu' Bottom Row-Mr. Pappone, Kawaichi. Row 2-Neigbarger, Jones, Herb, Jakubik, McKeown, Dortch, Baldridge, Beard. Row 3--Bill, Clark, Pectol, Duncan, Harvey, Bower, Burd. Row A-Lawler, O'Keefe, Baral, Bowen, Mihalka, Fowler, Hutton, Ringo. Row 5-Clegg, Leonard, Nicks, Yoseloft, Ashby, West, Tumin. Row 6-Van Lieux, Farris, Belkin, Webb, Burg, Rivard, Matthews, Panagos. Row 7-Clark, Shaw, Perry, Newharth, Repan, Wheatley, Boomer, Teague. Row 8-Grogan, Marles, Sheldon. FALL ACTIVITIES 'I5

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Hail Blue cmd Gold . l We Pledge Our Lo alt g Y Y T Our Alma Mater Gleams Q L, From Sea to Sea Our High School A-bides ,gf , F-T , ln Time i L7 So We May Ever See 53 . like VJ, F Our Millikan High - . A As lt Stands ln Majesty .Wy All Hail To Our Blue And Q y 5: V jg, Gold We Sing Our Praise To Thee. H Smiling song girls, Liz Conrad, Sharon Lyon, Barbara fviiy Boylan, Carolyn Martin, and Bev Mansch, add 4:- beauty to athletic events. ZZ: ,. . 4 H.: 7- - s Y' x 155 P N Twirling batons and fancy stepping constitute lively routine of maiorettes, Ellen Farkas, Diane Bailey, and Dody Sommers. I , A I ' A ' ,L V fu , JV l f 42 M' in A- t,,, . fl! -' 'li' t ,. 'EFVM i it - v . , , .9 . ' ftp .-, I 'g,,.s.,U ig.4a 'fm pa ,grin iff-x'1+'2z!ai-Nr. , x ' ,, ,af'4,,.?f.,'5:- '4 ' v My nf, '-'fr f M Q it ,jf it wt Wt, f 1 J ,J Yi , I ,,. 151 5 ' . V 1. Y .if-5. .' F , V' s . ' -gftff . 'iiidyggyf -,'fRf'-gzfffu, ' ,jf it ,IIA Z ?ff ., 1 - wwf F ..fgvvTn,lv,:w,f'ly-g--f-c.: r mf-1, F ,AA -I Q tu' Y' 5'-42? ' . 'L pai 1, Ramhi flag girls, Becky Parker, Dyane Miner, Marcia L qv Hall, and Barbara Zillgitt provide pleasant enter- tainment with their precision timing. 1q.,.,1r m' f VICTORY SONG M - l - double L - I, K - A - N spells Millikan, Finest high school in a wond'rous nation, , 1 T , - ' 'if q iv. ,, ' ,, f' rift-39 1', : ' .4-ff :f ' :iff-f '.: '1 , 2' ,.,' . . . - g .ltlz I ,. 4. H F ,.vv 57.1.5 ,',.,. A W ? -U A . I A' im .Avv ? z Vllr P , I Q .v.v ,, To every One Of US GH 1SP U 0 f i-t- fl' ' T ' ltt- if M - ' - double L f K ' A ' N' YOU See ,ssi ' is slir O f rii, ,iii A A I th me whose ood fame 'tr irl' 'i.,1V ii,, .,,, L T 't', S e nf' 9 ,i-t - 1 5 sts2 ,,,i ,t', ft 'T 1 'i', , '-.it -if ,' 'tti , V We W'll Qucrd WUI our m'9hl and mam' 1, T W J ig QMQX ,,Y5,4 2: K 16,7 , il. 5 .-ifypfv 64 if- ' L-L . 'V wtfgmt 'Hy' 1 A 1. ,??'z',,, Z ., J Al Nljiv, ,,v, , , lv ,.,,,l.k 'fat-is Tm Millikan for Me. T - .i :ZFALL IQCTIVIIIESG yr,