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Adventures Most legends are based around people and events dealing with the adventures of mortals. Surely we can say that in this way, Katella began a strong new legend as it progressed through its first forest of adventures with an active calendar. Clubs and organizations were estab- lished at the beginning of the 1966-1967 school year. Each set regular meetings and planned projects throughout the year. One of the projects in which all partici- pated was the candybar sale in the Fa Some of the outstanding activities of the year were Howdy Day, Homecoming, Co Recs, Sweetheart Ball, Winter by Night, assemblies. Spirit Week and the Junior Prom. Section Editors Barbara Klevies Elaine McDonald Judy Sherwin
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C Set Communications for Campus Clubs FRONT ROW: B. Bevillc, T. Katrude, M. Pavlovich, B. Sherwin. SECOND ROW: N. Winger, E. McDonald, G. Sandoval. ROW 3: D. Smith, K. Dommer, I. Frank- lin. ROW 4: K. Gharleson, L. Olson, J. Sherwin. ROW 5: T. Hopkins, L. Larson. ROW 6: J. Carota, S. Harrison. ROW 7: M. Hunkins, J. Zigrossi, T. Buxton. ROW 8: B. Lightfoot, A. Macias. Improving communications between clubs was the main goal of Katcllas first inter-club council. Club presidents met in the conference room every Tuesday morning under leadership of Krista Dommer president and Mr. Bayliss, advisor. The council tried to keep a good working relationship between the var- ious club activities and plans. They also, as a group, helped plan some all school activities, such as candy sale and spirit week. Club presidents were the contestants in the tricycle race, which was held during lunch period at Spirit Week. Nate Guerriero, winner, received a piece of bubble gum for each of his club members. All clubs were requested to turn in a drawing or ideas for the Senior Square, which was being planned for the 67-68 school year. At the morning meetings centered around student participation in serv- ices rendered by clubs and the welfare of individual organizations. o O V ยป During Spirit Week, Mr. Glenn Bayliss pushed presidents to starting line. Club presidents met weekly to insure communica- tion and coordination among campus clubs and activities.
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