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

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ABOVE WATCH OUT WOLF- MAN JACK — Sophomore disc jockey, Alfred McComber, rocks to a Christian beat everyday after school at radio station KFRN-AM in Long Beach. Alfred originally volunteered and was finally put to work for pay by the station. FAR LEFT: COOKING — Dave Cook with his band, Premonition, grooves at the Homecoming rally. David contracts for four gigs a month around the L.A. area. LEFT: BAG IT — Senior Cathy Sender bags groceries for her favorite customers at her nightly job at Lucky ' s Supermarket across from Millikan. Activities Jobs 17

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RIGHT: DOG DAY AFTERNOON — At her weekend job, volunteer Wendy Masten helps direct stray animals at the Long Beach Animal Control Center. The animals are held for up to six days for adoption and on the seventh day they are euthanized. BELOW RIGHT: SIGNS OF THE TIMES — Senior l att Brady tou ches up his advertis- ing sign for his own sign business, f att works out of his ranch at Lake Arrow Head. His signs cost anywhere from $2.00 to $180.00 and range in size from 8 x 1 1 to 7 ' x 18 ' . BELOW: SQUEAKY CLEAN — Shae Radcliffe washes her patron ' s hair while training to become a beautician. While training she gets tips only from cus- tomers. Training through the ROP program is two years. 2 H M n ■ ■ ■IB ■ ■■BHII9BII ■■■■■ ■■1 g22 !!:f llll ■■■■ky ai Ram Big Bucks Dad, can I borrow ten bucks? Why don ' t you find a job? For many kids, high school was the first time when paychecks started coming in. Millikan stu- dents made sure they had a piece of the job mar- ket. With hamburgers over $1.00, gasoline at $1.25 a gallon, movies at about $3.00, and con- certs ranging from $10.00 to $25.00, bucks melted away quickly. Besides the usual assortment of traditional jobs, such as fast-food workers, there was also a large group of unusual jobs held by Millikan stu- dents. Ticket taker Daryl Friedman and usher Kathy Ander were employed at the Long Beach Convention Center, while Bernice Conley helped keep personnel records at Veteran ' s Hospital. Wendy Rosenstein earned money as a song leader at her temple, Lisa Fisher helped check credit for a health spa, and George Gjersvold charmed sporting goods customers. 16 Activities Jobs

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ABOVE: WHO IS THAT MASKED ANIMAL? — Richard Hogie Hassel tries to tame Ted Diaz ' s pet raccoon, Cooney, one of the wild animals that were part of the lunchtime festivities. ABOVE RIGHT: HE ' S USED TO A THREE RING CIR- CUS — Ringmaster Principal Dubois acknowledges cheers from alumni in the grandstand during the rally. RIGHT: SAY CHEESE — Nancy Larson shows off her mouse outfit on the football field during the costume contest. 18 Activities Homecoming