Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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J Denise Stowe gets ready to fire a deadly accurate pass to a teammate, AF, L- Becky Waland gets ready to toss at shot over the outstretched hand ofa detender. Serenda Valdez outjumps an Aztec to give Katella another two points. - Melissa Begay picks apart the defense with her eyes looking for an open teammate. J.V.: Denise Acuna, Kim Kelly, Susan Banks, Yvonne Gaytan, Marcia Den, Amy Stechschulte, Melissa Begay, April Eaton, Illeance Ruiz. FROSHXSOPH: Janice Young, Nikki Farace, Becky Davis, Marlene Bond, Gena Womack, April Martin, Yolanda Gayton, Teri Phillips, Shannon Dunn, Norma King, Erin, Jean Parillo. GIRLS BASKETBALL 145

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New FroshfSoph Builds Threat For Ka tella 's Opponents for 1984-1985 Katella's basketball program had the addition of one new team. The girls froshfsoph team. Theyjoined the girls JV and Varsity to make the girls Basketball program an official triple threat. This team has the capability to work together and the desire to win as a team. The three teams were led into action by Varsity Coach McAu- lay, Junior Varsity Coach Kruse, and FroshfSoph Coach Murs- lian. All of the teams had a relatively successful year, and all of them look forward to what could be only more success for the women and young ladies of Katella's Girls basketball program. VARSITY: Stacy Johnson, Julie Standering, Serenda Valdez, Raelynn West, Kel- ly Johnson, Becky Wayland, Melissa Gardner, Julie Ramirez, Jackie Tamura, Deanne Cox. Z i 5 ' ,,.g,Ii : I i Z- l -if - Moving past the opposition. Julie Standering drives to the basket for two points. -DeanneCoxfakcsoutadefenderto -DeniseStowetakes aim togivc the -K H J h I I A K H th b H t . oncnt o ve ate a c a. go in for an easy two. Knights another hoop. e y 0 nson ou caps opp gi 44111 THE PLAYERS I

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CIF Again for Netters First year coach Don Morrell displayed his versatility as a coach by running an organized, spirited program. He used some football stretches to loosen up his charges and then had the guys do the famed Katella 6 g a hitting drill. 0nce again Los Al proved to be a nemesis to the Knights. As predicted Katella lost to the Griffins in both matches. Our team was also surprised by El Dorado in a mild upset. The match served as an eye opener however, and served to make the netters evaluate their season in realistic terms. ln the next El Dorado match Katella again lost but they played very close to their max Potential losing by a mere 2 points. Katella ended the season in third place with a 10 win 4 loss record. The third place finish allowed them to advance to the CIF which was one of their preseason goals. One injury during the season probably affected the season outcome. Don Dolandson suffered a stress fracture in his foot, putting him on the shelf for the entire year. He was the guy who could have made the difference in the tight matches. Ashik Patel was the number one player on the team and was also rated in the top 50 in Southern Cal. He was unde- feated during league play. OJ. Tatsuta, only a sophomore, lost only once during league. Steve Linstrom and Steve Lee were singled out as having made tremendous improvement. The team elected Ashik Patel and Dan Brunet as captains. The tennis players flashed a brainy side too. . -Ll Varsity: Bottom: Ashik Patel. Dan Brunet, Patrick Cheng. Steve Lee. Top: Coach Morrell, Dennis Brunet. O.J. Tatsuta. Dan Donaldson. David Rhodes, Steve Linstrom. XX XX , 41, , .K X .frxk I' 'ff fL FX'11TK '51K'il ' Q 'f':Qi 1 TC ' JV: Top: David Peterson. Greg Matlin, Alex Venidis. Kevin Joe, Eugene Ren, Sam Frazer, Paul Santanna, Coach Porter, Bottom: Graig Mansour. Winston Bao. Matt Cohen. Mike Chance, Eric Lee, Sung Lee. - 44 Steve Linstrom moved from JV to varsity wails a forehand. - 12th. grader Steve Lee played dou- bles all year. 446 THE PLAYERS I