Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Scarlet Chevaliers Stepped High First Year The Scarlet Chevaliars, Katella ' s proud drill team, marched to victory this first year. During the final months of the 65-66 school year interested girls met at Anaheim High School to be prepped in the basics of marching skills. After three afternoons of vigorous training, final tryouts were held and the first members of the Katella drill team were chosen. The group met with the specific purpose of promoting school spirit, and good sportsmanship. Another major function was to stress indi- vidual discipline and to serve school and community. Under the leadership of leader Pam Nash and advisor Jan Balsis the Scarlet Chevaliers performed at football and basketball games, inter- school competition, and sponsored an informal dance and Spring Show. The highlight of the year for the girls was at the Hawthorne pa- rade competition where they placed first in their class, over older and more well-established schools. The Chevaliers have worked hard to always do an outstanding job and have come a long way on the road to excellence. We are proud to have them stand as an example of Katella and as proof of the beginning of a New Legend that knows no limit. Katella ' s five drill team leaders proudly display their 1st plate trophy win at the Hawthorne Parade. y 1 ' . • Mrs. Jan Balsis, drill team advisor pos- es for a quick shot after long hard months of training and pra in e i PPER RIGHT: An informal but typi- ca] scene is shown with !iri girls and 72 Ihii.Is LOWER KM ill I Last minute helps and worries an shown by these excited marc hers

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m ;v w « First row: T. Finch, C. McCarney, P. Nash. D. Warkocki, D. Smith Second row: C. Fitzwater, G. Carroll, R. Kilmer, G. Rogers, G. Finucan. Third row: D. Strohschein, J. Rathrock, E. McDonald, D. Nespor, S. Sparks, M. Copeland. Fourth row: C. Cox, P. Hermanson, S. Hurd. C. Eckmayer, P. Richards, B. Tiller. D. Richard. Fifth row: C. Burke, J. Norton, S. Dribdahl, C. Chase, M. Capen, J. Haupt, P. Richard. Sixth row: S. Stanley, D. Smith, M. Shafor, T. Hopkins, S. Carver. LEFT: Scarlet Chevaliars marched proudly down the street in the Hawthorne Parade. RIGHT: Leader, Pam Nash, does a salute for the many spectators.

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CHEERLEADERS: Margey Schlosser, Marcia O ' Neill, Ginny Schardin, Claudctte Biss and Ginger Sandoval. Jinffei Cheers -Songs Added Color Lively enthusiasm displayed by Katella ' s cheer and song leaders, lead the Knight congregation to a success- ful year in outstanding school spirit. Under the direction of Mr. Bayliss and Mrs. Paul, the pep squad made team favors, painted signs, planned amusing pep assemblies and kept the spirit alive. Five active cheerleaders worked continually on new and different routines. Keeping a high morale through- out the year was one of the most important jobs . This year ' s girls proved to be outstanding leaders in all ways. Marcia Maree ( rim A V7