Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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1. Students eagerly anticipated Dennis Gray and Laurie Cushings Thought for the Day 2. Dave Orcllock attempted to entice Pam Smith up onto his playing field. 'ig Qin I. in V V , People-165

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Paul Kaylor awaited his turn with Debbie Dicl4enson's pipe. Great humor was found in the selling of Drama Club popcorn. Greg Sallee sprouted a growth especially for Mr, Cullerrs Birthday, I . as W gs , r-YJQEX i TEN Q, 5541:- X N 'ir

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Seniors Blended Unity and Diversity The Senior class of 1973 was a diversified class. New experiences at school and in our own lives taught us many things. There were new rules to contend with, and new problems to be faced. But through the maze, we found many things to help us get through our days-the view from the upstair's balcony after the winds came and went, the occasional A on a govern- ment assignment, and the joyous occasion of escaping the student parking lot with our lives. For a lot of us who were in our third year at Katella, the year was somewhat of a surprise. We had a new principal who shared in all our activities with as much, and sometimes more enthusiasm than ourselves. ln and out of school, we learned many things. We were able, upon graduation, to make our own choices for our lives. Be it high times or low times, we can remember what we want to remember from three years at Katella. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Teri McConnell, Secretary, Charlie Banks, Pres- ident, Barry Newman, Vice-President, John Andrews, Treasurer. . ,. l Betty Adams Lynn Adams A Q iii? fi, 1 Rosendo Algara Cindy Allec i A L. Douglas Allen A 3 1 Z M ' fl ' i Gina Allicotti Robin Almich Arthur Alonzo Marc Alvarado Lorraine Anatasi John Andrews Victor Arellano Wendy Asbra 166-People