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

Page 197 text:

Steve Lawler Dick Lee Diana LeMasters Scott Lew Tom Lind Sue Littlejohn 1 X . . . 5 - .... . .. Q . ..'- . -- I.. 5 K 5 .. .i ,.:., g .,.. I lx S' ,: -' .1 R. K' Sue Lawson Linnea Legg Michelle Lawrence Melanie Leicht X X we , x N Tiavg N X N we If 1: . A - .- ff: gif x ' Q5 v N .. - ff Q' is---sg W' X if i X s 4 X w W S xx 2 ll N 3 711 ,k.k L V i 1 K V 2. . Jennifer Lerman Tim Libby Paula Leuer Darin Lightfoot -32525 'f1'i:'f?-'iS --'V-mia: as Q ' 'X 'i' f2S?1.'fEi: ' ' . - . '. i s Emi 1: X X 3 2 si x f x, T Q x-3 iw 5 R Oh. is N N? - ti af: . t N N .f X t t e Lita Lipana Jill Liter Andrea Livingston Bill Lockridge Jamie Leclercq Jennifer Lee THE FINISHING TOUCH- Holli Bragett ties together the last of her ballet outfit before her students arrive at Los Altos Dance Center. On Her Toes Ouch! screamed senior Holli Bragett as she felt the blister on her right foot puff up like a red balloon. The blisters and sore muscles were nothing new for Holli. She had to sweat through five years of toe, ballet, tap, and jazz lessons be- fore she became an actual certified dance teacher at Los Altos Dance Center. Her hard work led her to the elite of the dancers at the dance center. Before Holli had time to reflect on her achievements, she be- gan teaching ballet to children of all ages. Sometimes my patience gets a little thin, but then I just remember that l'm helping these kids to learn the great art of ballet, explained Holli. For Holli Bragett, hard work had paid off. Her dream of becoming a professional ballet dancer was just a twirl away. Watch out Na- talia Mokarova! Graduates 1 Lawler-Lockridge

Page 196 text:

I Stacy Kirkbride Eileen Klenk Kerry Knipple Russ Kohn 1. --sf li . Tony Krajewski Kelli Kreis Peter Labor Becky Lamb Marshall Lampson Leslie Lance Deanna Lathim Debby Latsch 1 Graduates Kirkbride-Lavia EILEEN R. KLENK- Prin. Hon. Roll, Ki- dette, Anchor. KEVIN KLINK- J.V., Var. Football, Quill and Scroll, Aries. KERRY ANN KNIPPLE- Kidette, CSF, AFS, Girl's League. RUSSELL KOHN- Sr. Class Coun., Soph. J.V. Basketball, Var. Tennis, Creative Film Soc. ANTHONY M. KRAJEWSKI- Corydon, Soph. Cross Country. MARSHALL LAMPSON- Var. Football, Var. Track. DEBBIE LAVIA- Cec. singers, Sr. Class Coun., J.V. Cheer, Head Flag Girl. STEVE LAWLER- Soph., Var. Water Polo, Soph., J .V., Var. Swimming. MICHELLE L. LAWRENCE- Kidette. SUE LAWSON- Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Council, Soph., Jr. CSF, J.V. Gymnastics, Kidette, Prom Comm., Soph., Sr. Float Comm., Hour to Devour. JENNIFER R. LEE- Kidette, A.A.S., Choral Club, Jr. Class Coun., Dance Club, NHS. LINNEA M. LEGG- Choir. MELANIE D. LEICHT- Corydon, Quill 8: Scroll, J.V., Var. Badminton. JENNIFER K. LERMAN- Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Coun., Soph. Sen., Sr. V.P., DECA, Hour to Devour. PAULA M. LEUER- Flag Girl, Kiddette, Keywanettes, Class Coun., Gold, Blue M, Or- chestra, CSF, Prin. Hon. Roll, 505 Club. SCOTT LEW- Soph. CSF, J.V. Wrestling, J.V., Var. Track. THOMAS M. LIND- Key Club Pres., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Coun., Aries Grad. Ed., Soph., J.V., Var. Water Polo, Soph., J.V. Swimming, Quill 8L Scroll V.P., CSF V.P., Sr. V.P., Lit. Guild Treas., Creative Film Soc., Hour to Devour, Prin. Hon. Roll, Blue M, Prom Comm., My Fair Lady. LITA LIPANA- Soph., J.V. Cheer, Jr., Sr. Class Coun., Rally Chair., Publicity. ANDREA LIVINGSTON- Rowdy Rooters, AACE. HONOR-Ken Ostrow was a Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalist, November Keywanette Creep, fourth place winner in the Bill of Rights Speech contest, and B. of A. Certifi- cate winner in Social Studies. AWARDS-George Pehlivanian was one of 12 finalists in a national violin competition, and the first place win- ner in the Coleman National Cham- ber Music Competition. AWARD: Tracy Plummer was the Student of the Quarter for Electron- ics. He also received Medal of Merit for Electronics. Kevin Klink Shelly Koury Andrew Kroll Barbara I - Pam Lantow Debbie Lavia

Page 198 text:

194 Terri Logan Madeleine Lundgren Sharon Lussier Andrew Lynch Mui Ma Warren Marchman Graduates Logan-Matheny Randall Loughlin Catherine Loustaunau Bridgette Lowman Donald Lubach A Real Yo- Yo The word yo-yo comes from the Philippines, where it originally meant come-back. The an- cient Filipinos used a five-pound stone disk at- tached to a rope as a hunting tool. They would throw the disk at their quarry and if they missed, it came back. This developed into the modern day yo- yo that is now used for amusement. Some, however, are serious about their yo-yos. One is senior Mike Keys. Mike's skill with the yo-yo won him many tour- naments. His most recent triumph was at the Southern California championship. Despite his title, Mike says he was more active when he was thirteen. At this age, Mike appeared on the Ford Motor Co. Seventy-fifth anniversary celebration special. The director of the show had Mike plan the yo-yo sequence because he was the most skilled of the four performers. Mike started his trek to the top at age five. It was fun and not many people did it, ex- plained Mike. Mike hasn't entered any tournaments since the Southern Cal. championships but he said that Dun- can Yo-Yo Corp. offered him a job touring the country as an exhibitionist when he's eighteen. Tom Lind '82 MESMER EYES ED- Senior Mike Keys amazes his friends before the start of fourth period Comp. Lit., by performing a Texas star. Renee Maberry Steven Macina Sally Martin Tammie Martin Yolanda Magee Scott Maly Stacey Masko Bret Matheny