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

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HEILUINE LIP FFIETEPI EPIUUJINE LIP EFHUUJINE LIP 'I'I . 4' tl I tl FIT The Year Of . . , 3:1 Reaganomics, the second successful space shut- m tle flight, the Rolling Stones on ON-TV, metallic jj outfits, assassination attempts on President Rea- D gan and the Pope and the murder of Sadat, and E heavy drama films such as Reds and Taps 2 The Social Security System is not set IH up to deal with the demographic changes C of today. They should revamp it. 1 Michelle Wrenn E The Go-Go's female band popular, record num- Ln ber of candidates for Mr. Ram, martial law puts .4 down Solidarity in Poland, General Hospital fa- m vorite soap opera, E.R.A. runs out of time, and jj California's new drunk driving laws strictest in na- tion. m . . . . U I think Reagan did the right thing E when he fired the air traffic controllers. 2 They signed a pledge not to strikef' m Pam Skare C O'Conner first woman on the Supreme Court, -D Martin Luther King's birthday school holiday on U-J January l5th, M.A.S.H. still students' TV favorite, I new wave music, more South East Asian students D on campus, and record millions lost on movie V Heaven,s Gate. E Prince Charles and Lady Di-s wedding m was a welcome change from our usual TV E Lg diet of bad newsf' jj X I David Mead LA 71 ABOVE FAR LEFT: TOO MUCH OF A GOOD m THING- Taking the abuse, Mark Johnson becomes the U1 perfect target for a whip-cream pie at the Creative Film -I Society Homecoming booth. FAR LEFT: CLINK, m CLINK, PLOPI- Jill Baty demonstrates her skill at that I popular party game, quarters. Devorah Levine, Caroline Tamms, Kelly Kehoe, Stephanie Lowry, and Becky To- m mis take obvious delight in the game, at the Sophomore jj Pizza Party, at Chuck E. Cheese. ABOVE LEFT: DE- CISIONS, DECISIONS- The Christmas rush to buy Cl presents gets hectic for Tricia Hodges, as she searches E Bulloeks for the perfect gift. Friends, Carcn Conrad and Carina Cristiano try and help her out. CENTER LEFT: Z A ROSE IS A ROSE IS Sl9!- Tom Bonachna stops to In think how special that special girl of his really is, when choosing a Valentine's Day present for her. LEFT: NO E wAv, SHE DIDN'T!- .Jennifer Lashers and Kelly 11 , V s f Clydesdale find a convenient bench at lunch to sit and - 'f' gossip about those infamous Wilson Girls, as school -n C rivalry flares to it's fullest. RIGHT: ARR, LOOK AT m Y THAT SCURVY WENCH - Tom Muff Hodges and Ln 1' , Jeff Berke cheek-out the quad for beautiful girls during -I the Homecoming Carnival. m I l.IP EPIUILIINE LIP FHETEPI EPIULIJINE UP F-HST

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BELOW: WRITE ON- Senior Steve Foltz composes a poster in Adver- tising Art to promote the Mr. Ram Pageant. RIGIIT: RETURNINC THE FAVOR- Lorett's contestant Doug Parker grabs confetti to throw at audience in the finale. BELOW LEFT: GROUPIES IN THE AUDI- ENCE- Lise Wall screams encouragement for the DECA muscles man, while Ruth Berman shouts encouragement to all ofthem. BELOW RIGHT: LOOKS AT THOSE BODSI- With an increase of six contes- tants over last year, eighteen handsome men compete for the covetous Mr. Ram title. Mix.,--' tiigfu ' ix? it -- wr I EX A 'K .. is RIGHT: BATHED IN BABY OIL- Dance Club's Marc Jackson turns on the flex for the fans. RIGHT MID- DLE: HERE HE COMES- Inter- aet's Samorn Muk strolls down the run way during formal competition. Later he delighted the crowd by chop- ping blocks of wood by karate to mu- sic. FAR RIGHT: OH MITCHI- ROTC's Mitchel Kaleikini serenades with On Broadway. 12 Activities Mr. Ram 2?