Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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- On Halloween Dress-Up Day, no one knew if Kathy Kurtz was a mom or dressed normally. - During the hot summer week of Homecoming, Jim Williams relaxes in the shade on Toga Day. W4 l it Keeping Our Lives at Katella - 'A Small World' A OPENING Communication is a very important func- tion in the lives of many people today. We can communicate with our bodies, our mouth, how we act, how we move, and the list goes on. In our ever-changing world of computers and tech- nology, one thing we must improve is our ability to communicate with each other. Here at Katella we are our own kind of world with our organi- zations the different countries. Each one of our many groups at Katella has its own personal way of ac- complishing its goals. Although we speak more than 10 different languages at Katella, the students all share common ideas and goals - to learn, to compete, to grow, and to love. With improvements made and changes ac- complished, our world can communicate with each other with ease. It is like that infamous water-ride at Disney- land that everyone knows so well. And in it you can hear the chil- dren ofthe world sing- ing that although we speak many different languages, we all live in a Small World.

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- Cross Country Coach, Mr. Coch- rane, inspires Monique Kragten before a race with his words of wisdom, - During the Powder Puff Pep Rally, the cheerleaders showed what talent they had by going a little wild. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3

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