Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Drama and Homemaking Flour in Productivity TOP ROW: E.Ashworth, M.Swan, j.Keyes, S.Cregor, K.Padilla, T.Nagel, S,Schrett, R.C-rant, K.Penn, j.Andrews, R.McMillan, M,M areks, I.Yri- gollen, SECOND ROW: M.Dougherty, P.Tomey, C.Harding, D.Teach, j.Fogarty, T.Carter, D.McKechnie, D.McKeon, M.Fogarty, B.C1eorge, L.Max- well, B.Brummel, j.5ergott, B.Tovaas, BOTTOM ROW: C.Fenton, D,Dickinson, N.Carcia, D.Drake. JtbX.,..,aw' t Drama Club, due to its untiring efforts to bring culture to Katella, was very busy this year with popcorn sales at football games and the Halloween parade and candy sales at the school and on their own time. The money raised through these sales went to production costs and toward equipment for Katella's very own theatre. While selling popcorn was not exactly Laurence Olivier's style, it did help. BELOW: Popcorn sales appear to be booming from the look on Mickie Fogarty's face, BELOW LEFT: Jeanette Marsh used her Chinese street vendor costume to advantage when selling edibles at the Halloween Parade for Drama Club. fri Happenings-39

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1' we 38-Happenings 'sf E A Homemaking covers a lot of different topics. It includes such varied subjects as child care, sewing, cooking, interior design and artcrafts. This year the girls in Homemaking were espe- cially original and creative with their Christmas designs for ornaments and hangings. Creativity doesn't end at a painting or a piece of music, but can be found in making something beautiful out of ordinary things. i ABOVE: Rugs and needlepoint were among the home arts and crafts displayed by Homemaking Club members. LEFT: Sue Staph looked out for pre-schoolers in the Home Ec. sponsored nursery school. HOMEMAKING CLUB - TOP ROW: M.Kuchler, C.Hernandez, D.Vince, I..Gay, A.Eisenberg P.Casey, l..Arellanes. SECOND ROW: K.Davis, V.Pradetto, S.Mendenhall, D.Dunn, T,Kilmer BOTTOM ROW: Ljoe, l..Costello, I..Wiley, S.Nemeclc,

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One Gap Opened While Another Gap Closed George Bement as Captain Spavento seemed to be the center of hostile attention in the opening scene of A Gap in Generations Katella s first prod uctlon of the 72 73 theatrical season was A Gap In Generations The mood for the evening w Renaissance and a very enjoyable evening it was too The play revolved around a roving troupe of poor but seldom honest actors. It was a rather unusual high school play to stage, but the experiment proved highly successful and was a delight to those who saw it and to those who performed it. ' LEFT: Randy Grant crooned and warbled his way into Ronda Simons' heart. BELOW: Eddie Ashworth sang another song of love in his role as a wandering goliard. 40-Happenings 2 3