Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Language Clubs More activities created more interest Spanish Club: Top Row: j.Houseman, C.Vantubbergen, B.jenkins, C.Van Diver, H.Sanchez. Second Row: J.Hieden, I.Lindy, K,Can- chola, B.Van Diver, M.Michaud. Bottom Row: D.Wright, C.Rowland, D.Borgini, ,l.Bryan, C.Talichet. E H ml -f-. .,.M:,,,, A wr f- .af .ns - .... .- ,asa C --sv-..9vi...g.,,,,q, albert G A Understanding different cultures was the pur- pose of the foreign language clubs. The Ger- man Club, with Bob Wagner as president and John Giberson as V.P., took a dinner trip to the Phoenix Club where they sampled Brat- wurst and Kase as well as German films. The main goal of the club was to raise money for a future field trip to Germany. The Span- ish Club, besides electing Caroline Talichet president and Debbie Griffiths V.P., ate at Mexican restaurants where they tried out their Spanish on the waiters. Their trip to Ensenada was the highlight of the year. The French club prepared French dinners and snacks through- out the year. Caroline Talichet, also French Pres. planned for the club to see the I. Paul Getty Museum on a field trip. Alpine Village's spirit attracted Katella's German club. Activities 53

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German Club: Top Row: G.Chapman, K.Campbell. Bottom Row: B.Wagner, S.Blocher, N.Ypma, CC-olde, advisor, Mr. Green. 52. - Activities French Club: Top Row: N.Meskin, I.Fenton, S,Dempster, G.Marr, J.Spinelli, M.Hazelgrove, G.Cadman, P.Asbra, K.Wiley, K.McKown. Second Row: M.Warren, M.Carbine, M.Carbine, C.Arreola, j.McMillin, H.Nix, C.Wien, L.Fluor, A.Massaro, j.Curtis, B.Rollins, C.Koziatek, D.Price, I.Rollins. Third Row: C.Wien, L.Fluor, A,Massaro, J.Ecrement, T.Lemieux, C.Browning, C.Powers, K,Pyles, I.Wengert, C.Carhart. Bottom Row: C.Fritsch, j.Ong, S.Dolan, C.Abramson, C.Talichet, P.Clever, J.Martin, M.Mueller, L.Thom, L.Durand, S.Milazzo, L.Wi1liamson.

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Scholars, Athletes attracted to honor clubs gs ,- 5 4 Varsity Club: Top Row: 5.Tillotson, J.Barney, M.Carson, M.Baughman, V.Schrezenmeir, R.Bailey, I.Welshans, R.Coddard, R.Burns, R.Corcoran, S.Kaplan, j,Stevens, I.Tietge, R.Bertaina. Second Row: D.Domene, D West, R.McLaugh1in, P.Reed, M.I.indholm, P,Blount, G.Evans, S.Chris- topher, L.Gore, R.Rodriguez, T.Petty, B.5tern, B.Pounce, Ifreeman Varsity Club found itself tangled up in problems of a little bit different nature than what people might expect. Finding ways to spend their money was a major aim for the club. Besides purchasing club patches for the letterman's jackets, Varsity club also successfully sponsored a car wash which was good for fifty dollars. cf' 4 ,,,,, ,. 'ff EWS l il MJM, , K IIN 74...-L 54 Activities Third Row: M.Saye, L.Recker, S.Overcast, T.Ohare, P.Gray, B.Purcha, D.Lopez, K.Snook, T.Baker, I.Trenton, M.Munger, S.Freeman. Bot- tom Row: N.Vidovich, S.Woodyard, S.Delesse, D.Delesse, L.Witcomb, B.Keith, D.Feutz, D.Walters, D.Stewart. Varsity member Doug Clark helped with concessions during the halftime. P335 '-fs., Nhqbvgi .3.n0f' Nn3.,s,5 ,,.,v..f V , 5 ,,,,,, - ff