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

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Racquetball Bounces ln Hey Carol, I'm bored - wanna hit a few? Games, games, games and more games domi- nated Millikanites' free time despite heavy home- work loads. John Nelson and Matt Wally could be seen using their lunch time hour flinging a few Fris- bees in the quad. Everyone got involved either as a participant, observer, or victim. Victims were easily spotted - the few who dared to cross the paths of these familiar U.F.O.'s were perma- nently scarred with embedded Wham-O-Frisbees just above the ear. Don't fret though, a spare sau- cer was always handy so the tossing was never interrupted. For the more safety-conscious gamebos, like Maria Kelly and Lisa Neri, the restful, serene pace of racquetball was the answer. Ah, racquet- ball - the quaint little game of bashing your opponent's brains out with a harmless rubber ball while playing in an oversized cement shoe- box. Rams traveled in herds to either L.B.C.C. or one of the exclusive courts that sprouted up everywhere. Additional belly buttons were abun- dant between energetic and muscle bound play- ers with poor aim. Making a comeback, tennis, monopoly and hopscotch ffor the underdevelopedb were still very much alive and active whenever recreation struck a fancy. But a newcomer hit the scene, namely a sinful sport known as geefing. Geefing is best described to the young and innocent as a rather one-sided water fight usiing fire extin- guishers instead of water pistols. 1' ff? TOP LEFT: KEEPING HIS POKER FACE despite having a full house, Neil Coleman double checks his hand. ABOVE: ENJOY- ING A GAME of backgammon on the quad grass, are Julie Garner and Karen Luther. RIGHT: REACHING FOR A tough backhand shot, Jami Ark keeps total concentration. 28 Activities Games People Play