Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Clubs promoted member's individuality Above: TASK members form line for acupuncture treatment after speech by Mr. Thompson. Right: The newest style in bracelets. Although a smaller group than usual, TASK 1Todays achieving scientists of Ka- tellaj, promoted interest in the many different areas of science. Fieldtrips and guest speakers were part of the years activities. One highlight was the guest speaker on acupunc- ture. Advisor Mr. Robert McMahon and president Cathy Filtz encouraged students to become in- volved in science. 62 Activities . .. .....l.........1......... I Top Row: N.Meskin, S.Krebs, A.Langfeldt, S.Kaplan, C.Hendricks, I.Lacob. Second Row: G.Davis, I.Dallisch, B.Ben nicosa, B.Bates, I.Heiden. Third Row: E.Ting, C.Ren, K.Kaylor, I.Anderson. Bottom Row: N.Zelenka, C.Filtz, M.War ren.

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X ff. Dark of the Moon, the mid-year drama pro- duction, opened the eyes of Kahi teeny- boppers to the world of witches, white lightnin', and foot-washin' Baptists. Al- though white lightning was nothing new to some of the audience, the rape scene and good country music provided ample stimu- lation to their eager cerebrums. The story involved a loose and well-known country girl named Barbara Allen, who caused a stir of controversy in the small town by marry- ing Iohn, the witch boy. In typical melo- dramatic style, Barbara Allen dies in the end, and John goes back to the halter- topped witch lovelies. Director Mrs. Ninah Conlyn's esprit-de- corps gave added life to the play, along with the prop and stage crew's between-the- scenes excitement. Top Left: Teresa Craven as Barbara Allen, and Bill Brummel as John, discussed the dubious legitimacy of their child, who happened to be a- burnin' in the yard. Middle Left: My pockets was empty and my shoes was worn, so I had to take the cash from the register drawer, repented Uncle Smelicue tDave Frehlerl, to Preacher Haggler and the rest of the mourners bench. Bottom Left: Unscrupulous witches, who always got what they wanted, manipulated Conjur Man fRichard Comeauj, into betting the life of Barbara Allen, Above: Barbara Allen, saved by the grace, fell prey to the will a Cawd, Activities 61

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Bicycle Club: Top Row tlfrom Leftl: B.Brummel, J.Schmall, R.Laub, G.Byrd, D.Dawirs, A.Byrd, K.Kaylor, R.Beaumont. Bottom Row: D.Henry, D.Barnett, D.Vann, M.Beverige, D.Foster, D.Wakamatsu, S.Chois, C. Schweitzer. Chess Club: Top Row ffrom Leftj: W.Starkey, I.Callen, j.Houseman. Bottom Row: D.Wakamatsu, L.Safford, M.Starkey. With the recent gas shortage the trend towards non-motor driven vehicles has increased the membership in the bicycle club. Most of the first semester was spent planning for spring field-trips to Featherly and O'Neil Parks, and a trip to Lake Elsinore. The club also became involved in city planning for bike trails. Chess is a thinking sport, that stimu- lates and trains you to look at all angles of a problem. The Chess Club practiced hard at their meetings and showed their talent and skills at tournaments with other schools. Activities 63 i