Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Gold Seal Bearers Top Row: D.Wakamatsu, D.Conner, R.Blakley, j.l.acob, S.5chenck, C.Brown, D.Bighead, j.Callen, T.Verdegem, S.Fithian, R.Beaumont, I.l-lunter, Bottom Row: K.Roesky, C.Ramsdell, N.Spears, T. Nagel, M.Gilmore, M.McKown, K.Krueger. xv-..-.we-...cow-w.L ew. . .,. .. The California Scholarship Federation is a statewide hon- orary organization which at- tracts the above average stu- dent. C.S.F. requires that members maintain a 3.50 grade point average. To be a Gold Seal Bearer one must be a member of C.S.F. for at least four out of the six high school semesters. The Gold Seal Bearers received a seal on their diploma, which aids them in their college and job opportunities. CSF. Top Row: I.l'lunter, M.l.ong, I.Fenton, I.Callen, D.Conner, T.Masters S.Schenclc, D.Bighead, A.Langfeldt, S.l-lall, K.Roesky, N.Meskin, M.Krick, S.Kaplan, C.l-lendricks, J.Lacob, D.Davis, R.Harvey, M.Michaud, G.Parna- gian. Second Row: l..Williarnson, M.Warren, K.Kaylor, B.Purcha, C.Smith, j.l lousman, I.l-leiden, T.Verdegem, K.Wiley, R.Blakley, I.Craven, M Carbine, C.Barber, L.Thom, M.McKown, R.Beaumont, K.Kjellin, D.Waka- matsu, D.Griffiths, C.Colde, K.McKown, Hlimmerman. Third Row: S. Maron, j.Ong, M.Carbine, I.Shimamura, R.Carlin, W.Russell, C.Ren, S. Allicotti, M.Macias, B.Bates, B.Nease, M.Clark, C.Larson, L.Fluor, S.Milaz- zo, W.Starkey, C.Talichet, C.Fritsch, K.Stoddart, A.Massaro, K.Tersigni. Fourth Row: P.Lehman, I..Sallus, M.Breads, A.l-linkel, P.Tomey, I.Allen, P. Pietrok, S.Popke, D.Pyle, T.Craven, D.Price, j.Weatherby, P.lohnson. Bot- tom Row: D.Wright, C.Ramsdell, B.l.em, D.Kessler, M.Cilmore, C.Rowland, D.Lowery, M.Nuttelman, L.Bertaina, S.Dolan, D.Borigini, C.Abramson, E. Ting. Activities 55

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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

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'Y 7 W ' ' Drama department brushed off towards a good year, b The Skin of Their Teeth The year's opening theatrical production The a big success. The play centered around the An- Skin of Our Teeth , was an excellent and very trobus family and how they were able to make it enjoyable play. The entire cast and stage crew put through the difficult crisises of life by the skin of in many long hours of practice making the play their teeth. 56 - Activities