Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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jrirr Govt. - Student Cabinet Initiated Marcia O ' Neill Vice President Nancy Wenick Secretary 1 Nancy Winger Treasurer Mike Levitt Student Bodv President Lee Fricker Junior Class Pres. Krista Dommer ICC President Don Howells Soph. Class Pres. Jan Sherwi 24 Jerry Zigrossi Boys League Pres. Craig Dunning Commissioner of Assemblies In early morning sessions Vice-President Marcia O ' N ' eill led student government action, decisions, and 1 Claudia Harding Safety Welfare Ginny Schardin Student Affairs Ginger Sandoval Pep Commissioner

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Driver Ed. Guided iphs. THOMAS A. DANLEY Driver Ed., World History, Athletics GROYER P. NUTT Driver Ed., Boys ' PE, Department Chairman For drivo-trainer cars Mr. Tom Danlcy explained to po- tential drivers techniques in ?ood driving. In driver education stu- dents were taught the basic fundamentals of driving skills. Twelve weeks were spent in classrooms and then students were put in cars for six weeks to test newly learned skills under actual driving conditions. The students who were not out on public streets, practiced in the Drivo-Training cars. Under the excellent supervi- sion of the driver education teachers, the sophomores at Katella sucessfully fulfilled the requirements for grad- uation. JACK BIGHEAD ROBERT N. LAMPSHIRE NOEL SWEENEY Driver Ed., Photo. Driver Ed., Adaptive Driver Ed., Boys ' PE, Track PE, Boys ' PE Boys ' PE Library Enriched Knights Principal McNamara conferred with librarian Mrs. Kitty Bell. Mrs. Gerry Lea Ci to the assis- tance of Terry Brick while concerned onlookers, Lee Pricker and Bill Taormina offered assistance. MRS i: INSTANCE ASHE Library llei k MRS KITTY BELL Librai ian n MRS GERALDINE LEA Nurse

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Legends in School Constitution, Name, I lors INTERIM GOVERNMENT: FRONT ROW: Jeanne Cox, Barbara Wise, Gin Larry Soderling, Lee Fricker, David Landes, Mike Leggitt, Ray Conrad. SECOND ROW: Tom Kartrude policies. Listening in on the coordination of affairs were various commissioners, club presidents and rep- resentatives. I ii.:, M I I,)!) ill il Editoi Papei I Early last spring while Katclla was under construction, a group of students and advisors were also formed to direct tin coming year ' s activities. Representatives were from Loara. Ana- heim. Magnolia, South. Sycamore and Ball. These representa- tives worked with the direction of Principal Mr. McNamara, Mr. Bayliss and Mr. Eberhart. Choosing school colors and mascot, selecting designs for tra- ditional class rings and designing a school crest were their first duties as interim government leaders. Later came the planning of the year ' s activity calendar and the writing of the school con- stitution. Taking ovei second semester was the newly chosen Student Cabinet. Twice a week cabinet members met to discuss tin- present situations and problems of the future years. Plans were made for a senior circle. Future activities for the first senior class were planned and coordinated. Cabinet members as well as interim government leaders created new traditions and at times were faced with obstacles in enacting their decisions, but they were truly knights of the round table, they created le ends. During assembly prospective candidates presented Mr. G