Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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N. 1 -John S0ng,s motto is: Let's go Crazy. - I wanna tell ya just how much I love ya! says Debra Grosso to Steve Trull. - It's the Motley Crew, live, at Karel- K . la's Howdy Dance: Dave Romero, Brad Ebersol, Jerry Porter, and Ron Ward. Qklzguf W. 4 .V-QQ ' f '- ff ala' an 9,9 , my 10 THE REVELERS

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, w 4. - 5' 4 f- - Goon Squad shows their real colors at the football game. - John Lloyd: Not just a knight, but a Katella Knight, A more tightly knit group 66 . od morning faculty, staff, and Katella student body . . . Sound fa- miliar? It's the morning announce- ments that brought you news of the whirlwind activities throughout your days at Katella. For the sports fanat- ic, the announcements offered the current update on school athletic events. To the more academic stu- dent, they brought reports of clubs, meetings, seminars, and college op- portunities. Others learned of the lat- est information on dances and social events. These various activities helped to bring the Katella student body closer together during the 1984- 85 school year. In addition to the usual dances and sports activities, new events such as the Trivial Pursuit Tournament and other special assemblies were intro- duced. The Drama department suc- cessfully produced plays such as Stage Door, Desk Set, and Once Upon A Mattress. Spirit weeks sponsored by the ASB Cabinet sparked creativity and provided lunchtime entertainment. All of these events helped break up the monotony of school days. By sharing these times together, the Katella Knights became a more tightly knit group. Activities provided the common ground needed to unify our student body and improve our re- lationships with each other. Differ- ences were set aside as the students worked together for a central motive, a common goal. We have proved, once again, that it truly is a small world after all. - By Noelle Giffin and Shelly Dame THE REVELERS DIVISION 9

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Howdy Dance Sizzles ve you ever felt like you've been inside a sweltering forge? If so, you were probably at the Howdy dance on Friday, September 14, 1984. If one will recall, the school year started in the middle of what could be described as a heat wave. The dance was held in the multi-purpose room or what is commonly known as the cafeteria, which did not make mat- ters any better. But don't get the wrong idea. The dance had a massive turnout. The Howdy kicked off another great school year and helped the freshmen get acquainted with the rest of the stu- dent body. Mike Moss, from Sound Dimensions, supplied a variety in style of music. Most were upbeat songs, allowing the kids to really show their stuff, on the dance floor. One of our Goon Squad members, David Linker went out of his way to parade his talents to amused onlookers. With crazy dancers, excruiating heat, and support from the Song and Cheer, the Howdy sizzled in more ways than one. y X v . 7 . . fi , , ft . If N, ft, j 1 X x'x,1I..- r rrrr fe ,, ,,,... at ,' swunllfl' - Dave Linker and April Eaton Strut Hot on the dance floor. HOWDY DANCE 'I4