Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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it ibisciplingr to Season his season was an inter- l. .,Af esting one, in that it be- 'gan last spring. During 6th pe- riod the poloists were gathered outside the pooliin full sweats to enjoy an hour or so of the infamous death drill. . They had the summer off to enjoy themselves, but it ended abruptly once school began. Morning practice started 'at 6:00 a.m. and ended with just enough time to get dressed for school. When 6th period came around they were back in the pool doing one-hundred Huntington Beach's?f' and two or three of the ever popu- lar square one's. Disci- pline was the standard for this season. .Being late, or com- pletely missing a practice without a good excuse, such as death, resulted in at 'least live- hundred yards of butterfly or the wearing of sweats in the. l water during practice. This was a funtime even with the hard work, the painhandtthefg l ll ' lackof winsg' l l , ijt, ill 3? We-ss jg if ua? A r e fir Q. 2-0 . t?seJ L l Ei' ,' W mf' wauwmtkik is I Kevin Martel, Jim Williams, Ed Partch and MVP Bob Smey. - Rae West played 68 quarters most on team. - Sergio Gonzalez and Kevin Martel watching Frosh. game. - Albert Sanchez. a sophomore. showed promise with Z! saves as a goal- 16. - Kevin Martel, a soph. goalie, had 143 saves during the year. WATER POLO 127 1 H3 .P

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Varsity: Bottom: Sergio Gonuluz. Greg Boron, Rue West. Ed Purtch. .lohn Thompson. Bill Stallard. Top: Max Flores, Bob Smey, Jim Williams, Kevin Marteal, Joe Brideau. Peter Hansen. FroshfSoph: Bottom: Mike Pagaduzin. Mike Chance. Travis Rose. Kirk Hofstctter. Phil Hanson. Top: John Brooks. Albert Sanchez. Brian Tait. Mike Cushion. Dean Bryce. Yvette Delaney. 426 THE PLAYERS

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Coach Gonzales. Pam Freeman. Linda Stotereau. Susan Gator. Amy Daily. Leslie Douglas. Donna Saunders. Debbie Welton. Sandy Whieldon, Polly Douglas. Anita Goldie, Kellie Taylor. Rikki Smith. Not Pictured: Cherie Gardner. Maila Felper. ll Girls Soccer Caused Upset To Loara Defense Katella's 1985 Varsity and Junior Varsity girls soccer team got off to a great start with practices starting at 1:30 and going until late in the evening. Even though the girls lost several of their games, they still made a great effort against this years tough league. Varsity won two, tied five and lost the rest. The biggest game of the season was the victory over Loara. Great efforts were made by Most Valuable Player Rikki Smith. Most inspirational Kellie Taylor, and Most Improved. Donna Saunders. The Varsity Coach. Louise Gonzales was a great influence on the team. Junior Varsity won two games and lost the rest. Even though they had a tough season they still gave it their all. with outstanding efforts by Most Valuable Player, Danielle Martell and Most Inspirational. Melissa Boberg. Junior Var- sity Coach. Nora Gonzales. helped the team out with her great enthusiasm. This year came to a great close for the girls with an excit- ing banquct held at the Jolly Rogers. The girls participated in getting Coach Louise Gonzales a megaphone with the Varsi- ty players names on it. And the Junior Varsity Coach re- ceived a Charm that said IOOW fed up. They both received flowers for a great year of coaching The Knights Soccer Teams. l - n Junior. is deligllled bf lm' pldx Pam Ffeema 1 -Q - Donna Sanders. center forward. gets into some action. - Amy Daily, Halfback. helps the Knights against Cypress defense. 428 THE PLAYERS I