Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Q. . Q , .ni ie ,B T' is . at 3 ' L :ff 'Y 5 ,if 4 2 8 ig, K . ig Cross Country Scores Katella 'V K H S We Varsity IV Opponent Varsity IV ,wi -if 44 16 Anaheim 32 50 1- L 43 58 Los Alamitos 28 15 43 58 Anaheim 58 106 44 50 Orange 16 16 Tj 50 50 Mission Viejo 15 15 W 5 18 22 San Clemente 43 30 if 5 Z' tit, 45 50 El Modena 16 15 39 49 Villa Park 22 15 - 'W rm 44 50 Foothill 17 15 if 43 53 Tustin 19 17 lay Freeman, lim Trenton, and Bill Houghton had looks of pain on their faces as they neared the end of their two mile test. Cross Country is a sport pushed into the background due to football. Unknown to the Katella student body is the fact that they run three to four miles before school, and seven or eight miles after school. Coach Curt Thomp- son who is a proven runner himself, used this new cur- riculum to attain stamina, and a better time. Overall the varsity was led by Pete Gray, Lance Wash- nesky, and Doug Dickerson compiling times of 10:30, 9:56, and 10:32 respectively. The team compiled an im- pressive pre-season record of 2-1, before entering com- petition in the tough Crestview League. The team ended up with a league record of 1-6. There were individual bright spots for Katella. Lance Washnesky set a school record in Cross Country with a time of 9:56. Pete Gray won the Orange County Invitational l.V. championship with a time of 10:48. Sophomore Artie Mory became the Anaheim District Sophomore champ with a record time of 10:49, while lon Kratz also won a medal at the district meet with a time of 11:09. On the junior varsity level, Katella finished out their league season with a record of 1-6. Robin Almich, Doug Wechsler, Ken Slaven, and jay Freeman were the top runners on thel.V.'s. '57 , ' 4 , 4 1 u 5 4 ' . cy., vi , lv 9 W i I wiv' f 3 Q , 3 x .Q , 4 if 444.50 IV CROSS COUNTRY -TOP ROW: M,Sweany, D.Wechsler, D,Carl5on, K.Slaven,R,Almich, C.I3ox, I.Botts, BOTTOM ROW: S.Hochleutner, B.Houghton, l.Freeman, D.Payne, D.Feutz, l.Trenton. Cross Country - 83 Z f

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Crestview League Champs W,,,,,,,,,.-M- Coach Tom Danley 84-Basketball 'lil 5 312-it 'iilmit G 'r 32 Katella 71 66 52 68 92 7'l Varsity Basketball Steve Pacho john Smclair Matt Whieldon joe Tournament and League Scores Opponent Score Santa Ana Kennedy Long Beach Poly Marina Cantwell Compton Rubldoux john Glenn Mater Dei Kennedy Loara Mission Viejo San Clemente Orange Villa Park El Modena Foothill Tustin Mission Viejo San Clemente 46 Orange 51 Villa Park 29 El Modena 53 Foothill 62 Tustin 72