Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Sophs Upset Villa Park While Frosh Post 5-3-1 atella's two I984-85 un- - - dcrclassman football teams both started out with high expectations, but ended it at different ends of the spec- trum. Coach Lundquist described the sophomore lctlm as having the will and desire to win. Unfortunately that will only conquered teams twice. but once was a satisfying victory against high powered Villa Park in what could only be termed as a complete upset. lt was one of the few times this 2- 7-1 team played to its potential. Some of the honors for this team went to: John Connoly tCaptain, MVP, Outstanding Receiverj, Todd Muzi tCap- tain, Outstanding backl, Wade Farley tlvlost lnspirationall. Robert Calhoun tOutstanding Defensive Playerl. and Jerry Romo CMost lmprovedl. On the other end was the I Sophomore QB. Atwal Aman dis- plays pro form. - Lance Vasey. Sophomore end re- flects intensity. Freshmen team. who finished 5- 3-l. Among their many wins was a victory over their archri- vals the Loara Saxons by a score of 28-21. Bubba Clester was credited as playing an im- portant part in the victory. Honors that went to the Freshmen team include: Bubba Clester tCaptainJ, Jeff Your- stone lCaptain, Offensive Play- er ofthe yearj, Dan Briggs tDe- fensive Player of the Yearj, Dave Brigham tlVlost lm- provedj, Sing Vilaysek tBack of the Year. who also on the first play of the year, returned a kick-off for a touchdownj, and Jason McCord for Most Inspi- rational. Coach Beaumont, comment- ing on the team, said, For a Freshmen team we were very close and tight. Although the dreams of one year are gone, hopes for another burn bright . .. 148 THE PLAYERS - Captain and Frosh Q.B. Jeff Yourstone unloads a bomb. Most Inspirational Player Wade Farley relaxes on sideline - Sophomore Jerry Romo, voted Most Improved Player takes off on a sweep T 'FPNNX f 'M, f 4

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Girls Save, Set, S Spike to Best Record Ever: 13-9 he girls volleyball team for this past year did something no other volleyball team in the history of Katella ever had. Their 13-9 year was enough to pull out a fourth place Empire league finish. Coach Greg Honre, in his fourth year at the helm, left no doubt to his loyalty to the team, leav- ing his wife and newborn child to lead our team. Home played college V- ball at Cal State Fuller- ton, One of the more out- standing matches came against Esperanza. The girls took the first game from the Aztecs, 15-O, and eventually took it to all five games before be- ing defeated bythe peren- nial league power. Against El Dorado the lady Knights played a marathon match. Katella showed their complete ar- senal of skill and power forcing another five game match. Finally, after three hours, El Dorado teams. Three members of this years team: Tracy Oku- mura, Kristy Takacs, and Julie Long, attended Steve George's Volleyball Camp, which was held at Orange Coast College. The individual awards went like so: MVP's Sen- ior - Kristy Takacs, Ju- nior - Tracy Okumura, and Senior -Joy Danleyg Most Improved, Sopho- more Serenda Valdez, Most Inspirational - Senior Julie Asbrag Scholar Athlete Thersa Manleyg lst team All- League Tracy Okumura. And so it went for the 84-S5 team. A team with great mutual admiration. A team with no injuries. A team that went out a winner. ' r VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: front row: Thcrsa Manley. Kristy Takacs. Tracy Oku- mura. Serrcnda Valdez. Julie Asbra, Coach Greg Honore. Julie Long. Mandy Cole. Sandy Ciglar. Gina Brandt, not shown: Joy Danlcy. fell to the powerful Ka- tella team. ln the Savan- na Tournament the girls placed 2nd out of twelve I Co. MVP Kristy Takacs. - l0th grade sensation Serrenda Val- dez blasts onc over opponents block. Fourth year coach Greg Honore. 420 THE PLAYERS X