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

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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?

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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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'fHere He Is . . . .Mr. Wonderfula' E.R.A. feminists would have loved it. On De- cember 4th in the auditorium paraded the fourth annual Mr. Ram Contest-a take-off on the Miss America Beauty Pageant. After a program which included formal wear, talent competition, bathing suit competition, and verbal responses by the finalists, Tal Finney emerged the winner with runners-up Jeff Snow, Mark Springer, Marc Jackson, and Paul Forgay. Judges were from the faculty, community busin- esses and the P.T.A. Sponsored by on-campus clubs, contestants wore sashes sporting club names across their evening wear. Quill and Scroll contestant Tom Lind drew roars from the audience when unknown to him, the back of his sash read Kick Me! The bathing suit competition with its muscle flex drew the most whistles and cheers. Contestants made liberal use of baby oil to make the muscles glow. Talent presentations found winner Tal Finney accompanying himself on the piano and singing, Lord, Is It Mine? Others included a strip tease by Dean Groves and a pepster routine by Marc Jackson. LOWDOWN MUSIC- Using his trombone as a prop, 505 Music Club's Brett Matheny does a horn dance as well as play. Activities 1 3 Mr. Ram