Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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A School, aside from being different things to different people, was nothing to many people. It was where they had to go for a certain percentage of time until the whole hassle was over with, and nothing more. One more face in a crowd- ed lunch line, another name on a com- puter roll sheet, something to fill an empty desk. At times it felt as if school were completely meaningless and there was the danger of being lost in a web of uselessness. H' W 'f I Mlm -strives igfaf,.anvv1gpnm,,W fi' f , ,,w,,gg:1 f '

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