Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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E Student Gov't: Gaining Holds on New Projects 5 'IAN ll :M-ef Yu. -uns' Se ABOVE-Senate TOP ROW: P.Asbra, S,Tillotson, M.Michaud, I. Tietge, R.Bertaina, G,Bement, J.Phelps, N.Russell, SECOND ROW: D.Dickerson M.Marek5, GHegel, D.Tellam, C,Kent, T.Brennan, P. Phelps, GBanks. BOTTOM ROW: R.Gogos, D.Hurtado, D.McKeon, D.Whitten, B.PrentiCe, A.PrisCo, R.Blackwell. ABOVE LEFT: LGG meetings gave club presidents a chance to talk over problems and to do something to improve Katellas clubs. BELOW LEFT: Leading the first period classes' representatives was Mickey Michaud, who took over the job of Speaker of the House clue to the mid-year graduation of Gregg Sallee. BELOW: On Student Government Day, parliamentary procedure took a back seat to one of Senator George Bement's jokes. Happenings-51

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I.C.C. TOP ROW: G.Bement, I.Anclrews, D. Shirey, R.Grant, C.McMahon, D.Ordlock, K. Nish, M.Knapp, l.Caril4er. SECOND ROW: H. Nordheimer, M.Connelly, C.l'eterson, B.Newman, C.Kent, D.Bighead, D.Domene, W.Starl4ey, D. West. BOTTOM ROW: K.Williamson, T.Zabel, I..Sandles, L.Costello, L.Wiley, D.Pruett, j.Hill, C. Howell, C.AlliC0tti. BELOW - HOUSE - TOP Roberts, B.Sayre, C.Miller, S.Gaines, E.Ashworth, F,Solomon, R.Watson, M.Irby, j.O'Dwyer, C. Freundner, SECOND ROW: E.Morrow, S.Wat- son, Nllwtunger, T.Howells, P.DelCrognale, B. Turner, M.lN1itchell, R.Kyrias, T,Lipari, C.Rod- riguez, R.Quihuiz, C-Sallee. BOTTOM ROW: K. Sommers, M.Swan, N.Wrede, N.Harris, T. Barnett, M.Gilmore, B.Shirley, 5.Deleese, I. McCuire,T.lw1cConnell. 2 ROW: Rleikauf, Gffemplin, R.Wright, T. The Senate functioned as a back-up and source of ideas for the different class events. The Senators of each grade with their respective class officers, planned for the Sophomore Class's Turkey Shoot, the lunior Class's junior-Senior Prom and the Seniors' Homecoming and hot chocolate sales. Senators tried hard to combat apathy and become involved, but much of their enthusiasm was watered down by a largely non-appreciative student body. The House of Representatives approved more legislation than it initiated. As with the Senate, the House 50-Happenings never got off the committee level until second semester because of the lack of support a united student body can give. Ideas were hard to come by, but that problem was somewhat remedied by the Suggestion Box. The Cabinet idea of the Student Park was approved by both the Senate and the House. Almost defunct by mid-year, the Inter- Club Council formed new committees and regrouped. Katella's club presidents hashed over placing the club's shields above the first floor on the main building, and with the re-organized I.C.C. the project materialized.

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Chess, F. C.A. Campu Life This year Chess Club not only found enjoyment playing among themselves, but they also achieved great success in many tournaments. Members found this experience rewarding. This was the first year for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. They brought football players and celebrities for an assembly during the year. ABOVE-Katella Chess Club members dueled against other schools in tournament action, CHESS CLUB: TOP ROW: Bill Houghton, Corey Loprest, Brad Koontz. BOTTOM ROW: Wendell Starkey, Dudley Wakamatsu, Sharon Friday. F.C.A.y TOP ROW: S.Overcast, P.Asbra, D,Ordlock, D,Carlson, M.Lind- holm, B,Pitsenbergcr,C.Bement. BOTTOM ROW: T.Baker, D,Dicl4erson, Mlviunger, D,West, T.Petty, D.Demene. 52-Happenings N