Laguna Hills High School - Aerie Yearbook (Laguna Hills, CA)

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T MOST HAWK LIKE LAURA MORRIS • TOM ECK THE PLACE THE MOVIES THE GROUPS BEACH RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK JOURNEY THE PIT ROCKY HORROR ROLLING STONES MOUNTAINS ON GOLDEN POND RUSH ARTHUR THE ALBUMS THE ACTORS THE ACTRESSES ESCAPE — JOURNEY BURT REYNOLDS JANE FONDA TATTOO YOU — STONES CLINT EASTWOOD CHERYL LADD BEAUTY AND THE BEAT — GOGO ' S SALLY FIELDS 75

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s u p E R L A T I V E S •E ' N»I«0«R The class of 1982; the last of the originals. In the beginning, man brought stones and wood to Laguna Hills and there appeared, a mess. And upon the mess, came students to create a school and to begin a life of learning and growing. Friends were found and memories were shared by the family of originals who were first at Laguna Hills High. In dark rooms, lights mysteriously faded into bleakness and stories of a ghost named Poncho were told. Victories were won in sports and the ris- ing of the Hawk sent forth competition. At the end of four long years, Seniors retire from their desks, return faded books and set forth for a new beginn- ing, a new life. On these pages, are the Superlative Seniors that ranged in catagories from Most Likely To Succeed, to the most likely to do something out of the likely. Regretably not pic- tured are Most Talented, Stacy Stevens and Jim Chamberlin. TEACHER ' S NlgglM i JNA mKngio

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vV3 HTS IN VI£ W) 8j Years go by and events occuring during a year, out- side of school, are some- times forgotten in a year- book. Things like politics, econ- omy, entertainment and events con- cerning America, or the world for that matter, pass by and are stored in history books; only to be looked upon as learning mate- rial instead of remembered as good or bad times through the eyes of ahigh school student. On these pages, are those times in one year, March 1981 to March 1982. In this year, it seemed that while the age of the Space Invaders had its back turned, a new video game came and ate it up . . . PAC-MAN. In the movie theater, Raid- ers of the Lost Ark seemed to be the favorite among many. Taps, Reds and On Golden Pond also made the scenes. In television, Hill Street Blues, Mash, Dallas and General Hospi- tal caught many eyes while Fri- days and Saturday Nite Live were the late night relaxers for tired weekend wanderers. In other entertainment, the sounds of the Rolling Stones in October ' 81, gave Mick Jagger a spectacular return. Music was unique with new wave and punk bands seemingly com- ing out of nowhere while Journey played superbly for rock fans. The ' 80s promised the greatest in music and the first two years marked the records for new and origi- nal sounds.