Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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The Snow Ski Club was able to take more trips due to the abun- dance of snow. They took many trips to Snow Valley and Big Bear. They also went to Utah for Easter vaca- tion. Skiers practiced at Sunland Skiers before trips to prepare them for the slopes. Members also viewed films on the intricates of skiing from Mr. Bates. The Water Ski club brought in more members than they have ever had. This enabled them to achieve more goals. They took a trip to Carlsbad early in the year and had a Zif sale to raise money for future trips. In the spring they had a recycling drive and took more trips to Lake Elsinore. Their activities included overnights also. RIGHT Rory Bertaina overcame the hazards of the slope to finish his run, Ski Clubs Enjoyed Outdoors SNOW SKI CLUB TOP ROW: S.I-Iendrickson KW1k S5tanf1eld S THIRD ROW RCalaway D Feutz CCertam D Scarbrough CMoser Overcast, C.Anderson, D.West, R.Minarsch, RBerta1na DDav1s A ISherman GDBVIS DOrdlock ABement BHew1tt PBlount BOT I3enner,G.Bement, R,Recker, SECOND ROW: L Recker M Irby VTaor TOM ROW 5 Bertaina BT1mpte 5 Baker M Burke R Gonzales V mina, T.Baker, D.OrdIock, D.Domene, S.Will1man T Lipari D Lopez Turner VCawlas J Connoly M MacDonald C Schwartz C Schmaltz

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WATER SKI CLUB TOP ROW: D.Warner, R,Wright, L.Aclams, M.Lar- son, D.Davis, D.Conner, C.Hegel, L.Bugbee, M.Christian5on, I.Sher- wood, W.Tovaas, j.Hunter, SS-tanfield, j,Vetter, I..Cassiere, j.Cariker SECOND ROW: K.Snook, D.Richer, V.Wi11iams,T.Roberts, C.Rodriguez, QM? Tl-Sims, C.McGuire, D.Ciberson, K.Kelly, P.Del-Crognale, D.O'Hare, R.Shoopman, D.Bighead. BOTTOM ROW: C.Cook, S.McCrary, j.I.aib, D.Benton, D.Dresser, D.Dube, D.Hurtado, R.C1onzales, K.Berg1and, S. Zuniga, M.Sommers. ff 4-WMM ' awww-'MMM ' Y! ' 5 Z , 9 hm, . MM' ,aggyuwm M. LEFT: Kim Coffman had her enthusiasm for skiing broken. ABOVE: Megan McDonald slalomecl at Sunland Skiers before trying out the slopes at Big Bear.

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lndividualit Was Shown Bikers-Bowlers Self-expression was the theme for Bicycle and Bowl- ing Clubs. The opportunity to get together with friends was enjoyable and interesting for the group members. Bicycle, a new club this year, was led by sponsor, Mr. Tozzie. Each Saturday the group went cycling to various spots such as Featherly Park, O'Neil Park, and Irvine Park. Bowling Club was again sponsored by Mrs. Mielak. Monday was the day for improving their skill and talent at the lanes. Knowledge of the sport was gained while a good time was had by all. ,wg .... . K it W ,..,. a .,.r, ft- SN ABOVE: Cycling was enjoyed by George Byrd. BELOW: Ray Beaumont paused for a picture before taking off. and ka BICYCLE CLUB TOP ROW: R.Valclez, A.Langfeldt,C.Byrd, G.Templin. SECOND ROW: B.Brummel, 3 R.Calaway, D.Dawirs, R.Watson, j.Schmall, R.Beaumont, THIRD ROW: C.5chweitzer, P.P1etrok, D.Scarbrough, C.Certain, D.Pangersis, K.Cook, R.Laub, BOTTOM ROW: M.Guziejka, M,Dougherty, M.Arford, L.Ioe, D.I-Ienry, I.Kusano, 56-Happenings