Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Snow and Water Ski Clubs sought favorable Conditions ,w.A,.-4 Opposite Paggg, Above: Steve Overcast accelerated out of a turn to gain extrai speed. Left: Snow Ski Club. Top: Water Ski Club. Above: Doug Domene made his first run of the day on unpacked powder,

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Due to the large number of students taking an interest in skiing, the Snow and Water Ski Clubs became larger and more active than ever before. Even though snow was not as abun- dant as last year, many more trips to local ski areas were scheduled and taken. Off-the-slope activities included silk-screening shirts and viewing various ski films. The Water Ski Club attracted more interest in the warmer spring months when the club was most active. Trips to the Colorado River and an Environmental Clean'-up Day were being considered. Snow Ski Club lop Row: D.I.ope1, I Ilrlley, K Ruesky, D Tillman, D Big head, M.Larson, L .Mx Kenney CQ Richlord, M,Carbine I..Recker, Ilfwanchef, Bjenkins, Cl,Davis, 5.Dolan, D Giber-.on Second Row: K,MtI.aughIin I Penn, T Baker I' W'esl, L.Core, S.Overcasr R Berlaina, C Hegel, D.I7omene, A.Bement, D Iieull, AI' Ollare If Mariades, I3 Farrell R Hernandez I. Thom, B I.em Third Row: I, Pietrok D 1-narhmugh Il nnnolly, L Moser. I, Bu kuuskis, B Hewitt C. Vhight R Blaikwell C K vrliun, M Holmes 5 Kalinvrik IRumbout- C..I.vwot-.I-.v, L Durand M Cilnmre Fourth Row- I. Hs-rt.un.r Y Turner C I rrlnhet, I. Connolly M 'vim I W her-ler M Burke 5 Mil Ie-.in M C .xrbxnf-, VC-awlas I' Palmer bl-ang Opposite Page: Water Ski Club Top Row. I IN:-iw L Hegel, I Hunter, I Ianl-, D Vivien, D Biglieirtl, I Ilall, I.Bigl1e.ir,l, ll Kallxsi h, I. Bugbee I,Wlw4'lz'r, I Hligtir, Second Row: I Phillips, K.Nels.xn D Yantliwr, C Yandivel, I' C iutilitie-ld U Baker, L Inliilwt, l McQuuv, 'ri linker Bottom Row: M Lrxlmuiv. I Ritchie, C Lewotskv D l.aurra Iliombuuls, lfmrtuw M Burke M Holmes R.I'lernantle1 IIA-In 5 fa G D ,Q U., I , gg-ext, oco,c if fp 1 if A ,E ,C Qi s gg 4, 3 , gif at 'T I 3 95 -' ' I Y Q IQ? i ff . as I . I 'Q fy fr ,I W G ' fn, if I is 0 , 1-bl T .Q r ? f . . li ll Q, ' I 4' i if ,

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'F Girls Athletic Association l'i-A 38 - Activities The Girls Athletic Association gave members the opportunity of par- ticipating with other schools in sports events such as basketball, soft- ball, volleyball, hockey and track. Many hours of practice before and after school helped girls develop skills in sports, sportsmanship, and teamwork. G.A.A. Cabinet members met weekly to discuss ways of raising money for new equipment and scheduled events. During the year, girls sold suckers, owl wind chimes, Christmas tags and Valen- tines. At the end of the year the Awards Banquet recognized members for their outstanding achievements. ...avW N wpan- A .Q - ' M K A , f 'gt -, .H Y,.i . ., , v X Q 1 r f -ff ,,: , vi wit 'Fd ,. M ,ff 7 r C mr nr ve- . 5 DP'21f nns- i'-Q-qv--ur .....4,.. s-afgufw , - .. ,m.f1rfig:r.f9S,yeas?-3 tg: .. . ifZ2Cii:5fei4i iIr.L' 121.555-az' fgiiiggffg' .ffzfiws . if -'.,1 1- .,. M., fe -ss 1 -... ffr. t ' L-we -W g m?f..:,, 'Q --.5--is