Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Varsity Club Made A Progressive art VARSITY CLUB, ROW 1: R. Snyder, J. Teeney, M. Weaver, G. Higby, D. Liscomb, R. Stone. X. Sweeney, R. Tayloi ROW 2: C. Dunning, P. Bement, D. Howells, P. Leiferman, B. Robarge. P. Viers, D. Wygal, R. Chase. ROW 3: R Hunkins, X. Hutchinson, C. McMillan, W. Taormina, R. Conrad, S. Kloetsch, P. Ulrich. B. Stakemiller. Inter -act Club Formulated Initial Steps Heading Katella ' s spirited var- sity club were its five active lead- ers, President Mike Hunkins, Vice- president, Nate Guerriero. Secre- tary, Ray Conrad, Treasurer, Craig Dunning, and Sergeant at arms, Keith Locken. The purpose of the club was to promote service to the school and spirit and enthusiasm among the students. All of its members upheld the respect and honor that the var- sity signifies. Under the leadership of Mr. Cal Johnson and Mr. Noel Sweeney, the varsity club sold refreshments at home games, and made plans for future activities that the club would sponsor later in the year and in the years to come. INTER ( I I I.I B. ROW 1: R Taylor, P I M. Pavlovi h K Stone, B Stal R. Snydr,, R. Semmel. ROW .. ' : C. Dunning, I Bryan, C. M Mill.,:,. 1) Howi lis, C Maci k. I 1 eem •■ l V 1: 1 ' Viers, I Wiseman, S Wahlbrink, M Hunkins. R. Schwartzberg, R I orth K W 1 P Viers, 1 Kartrude, W Taormina, N Hiitc hinson, D. W- Mi

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MIXED CHORUS— front row: M Smith, L. Kalustian, J. Willcutt, G. Jaurequi, J. Ellzey, J. Mar- tin. H. Mulville. Row II: L. Smith. D. N ' espor. S. Williams. T. Anguiano, S. Nelson. A. Long. Row III: M Xickles. M. Christian. S. Henry, M. Hoffman. D. Giese, E. Woodall. J. Loube. Choral Groups Brought Honor To Katella Girls Glee, A Cappella Choir and Mixed Chorus represented Katella at various performances. High standards of vocal ability were required for entrance into these popular groups. Girls Glee and Mixed Chorus are stepping stones to the A Cappella Choir. GIRLS GLEE— Front row: S. Johnson, K. Ballmer, S. Martin, J. Krosp, J. To Wilson, P. Clark. Row II: L. Barela, L. Waldon, D. McWhorter. S. Jamison. P. Sae, G. Perez, P. Rice. Row III: C. Rockman. D. Bahre. S. Peterson. L. Wilson, X. Smith, S. Smith. G. Beck. ! ' ELLA— Front row: V. Burnette, C. Gilkev, G. Anrei, K. Diaz, P. Flack, L. Choi. R; II: K. Crawford. T. Hopkins, P. Jikutz. J. McWherter, K. Young, H. Dehart, G. John- ston jw III: C. Hall, S. McCreary. R. Yeske. V. Russo. P. Yiers, D. Pack. Row IV: S. Hugh M. Radke, P. Guinn, B. Castleman, G. McCluskey, G. Hogancamp.

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I ELAINE McDON ' ALD Editor JUDY SHERWIN Assistant Editor JEANNE COX Administration LESLIE LOGAN Administration Legend-Knights ' Page Staff Set High NEWSPAPER STAFF: Top Row— E. Schaefer, D. Eraser, R. Tay Wiseman, M. O ' Neill, B. Chavez, A. Bobrosky, K. Young, J. Styler, mansee, D. Dickerson, D. Burkhart, G. Lillig, M. Garty. Newspaper lissa Dicke Ed, rson. Wendee Woodmansee, Page 3 editor, Doug Fraser, Page 1, Me- i] and chief, Ed Schaefer, sports editor, Trudi Badger, Page 2. J. Lieuallan, J. Silver, L. Olson, H. Turner. J. Jackson. Bottom Row — T. Badger. W. Wood- Preparing the first years ' Knights Page for publication was one of the elective classes of- fered to students. Heading the staff was Melissa Dickerson, Editor-in-chief. Other edi- tors were Doug Fraser, News editor; Trudi Badger, Editorial editor; Wendi Woodman- see, Feature editor and Ron Taylor, Sports editor. Mr. Leo Ray and his photography staff were essential in the production of both the Knights Page and the Legend. Most of the photographs which appeared in the news- paper and annual, were taken by these stu- dents. The results of the association of these groups were a Legend in the production of the yearbook and the numerous Knights papers.