Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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At the top. KHS honors Western ' s Christmas Tree Choir which presented an outstanding Christmas program of religious music, to Katella High. Below this Mr. Johnson ' s quick tongued. gossip filled, banjo playing routine revealed his uncanny insight to what was really happening on campus. Kniffhts Assemble Katella assemblies were filled with enthusiasm with interesting, informative, and amusing variety. Careful planning and preparation by Craig Dunning, secretary of assemblies, and Mr. Bayliss exhibited the Big K pride in every assembly: From an inspirational assembly with the Western Christmas Tree Choir, to rousing political de- bates, memorable fashion shows, and unforgetable adven- tures with John Goddard. Pep assemblies were led in spirit by Katella yell and song leaders with coach Lee or coach Danley usually booming team spirit at the micro- phone. Weird A-go-go dancers, instant boy song leaders. Santa and his reindeers, and a girls ' football game in the gym were all pep ideas humorously presented for boosting spirit ! Even grounded Powder Puffers find it hard to adr pep assembly for the CIF game with Xeff High. lit defeat during a football Traditionally dressed in red and fur, Santa Naylor opened his bag of goodies for a December Assembly of Knights and reindeer. At the first of the year, Girls ' League sponsored a Simplicity Pattern 5now.

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r.»v. :»3i» w m. MARYLIN RUDOLPH Class LESLIE HUTCHINSON Class RANDY STONE Sports BARBARA KLEYIES Ac tivities Standards for Yearbook-Newspaper Staffs With the start of a new school, came the beginning of the new Legend. With the com- bined talents and efforts of everyone on the yearbook staff and under the capable direc- tion of Miss Thompson, staff advisor, workers began to design, write, type, and proof all work to be viewed by all Katella Knights and outsiders. A theme was chosen, the goal and deadlines set, and slowly the many small parts of the book began to take shape to capture the memories of 66-67 and to set an example for the years to come. RIGHT: TOP ROW: E. McDonald, Edi- tor; K. Dommer and S. Sem, Sports Editors. BOTTOM ROW: J. Cox, Administration Editor; L. Hutchinson, Class Editor and M. Rudolph, Class Editor; J. Sherwin, Assistant Editor. BOTTOM: Photographers M. Holtzman, G. Hudson and D. Wygal inspected new m ft l MISS I H( ' MI ' Si IN Yearbook Advisor

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to Joust Spirit Song leaders wire chosen for spirit, coordination, presentation, and just plain courage! Hi-ho the dairy-oh, the cheeze stands aloni During the winning football season, pep assemblies were often held in the ampha theater. It was there that the tradition of Coach Lee ' s pep talks originated. The Coach was presented with an undersized beany. With- out humiliation he just grinned and weared it. Hum! Below, as graceful as Knights in rusty armor, the Katclla A-go-go girls teamed up with the Midnight Sons for some entertaining fun. M HlMk