Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Scott Beaumont Backstrokes Into CIF Coach Roy Brown's very young team compiled a 13 win 31 loss record on the year. The breakdown was: Boy's Varsity 3-8, Girl's Varsity 2-9, Girl's .IV 3-8, and the best record was turned in by the Boy's Froshf Soph team 5 wins and 6 losses. Top point getters for the varsity were Joe Brideau with 105 W, Scott Beaumont 104, and .lim Williams 94 W. On the Girl's varsity Rae Lynn West com- piled 107 W points. On the FroshfSoph team Travis Rose stacked up 102 points. Sophomore Scott Beaumont, unbeaten during the league sea- son, is the only Knight who con- tinued on to the CIF. He won the league finals in the 100 yd. backstroke. His best time dur- ing the season was a very fast 57:1.3 seconds. Scott inciden- tally has the fifth fastest time in Southern California. The swim team worked hard and still had time for some fun. The Crescent Seven made themselves known to all. Nick- names were given to Rae Lynn West- Buffy, Scott Beaumont - Twiggy, and Scott Rogers was dubbed Mouse. Coach Brown is glad to have so many swimmers back for the 86 sea- son. 9- .- .5 vii .A N. QQ4 V l P xi gg:!!k8x:,j ': l A4 --Qi . -+R My ' x,f cy r 5? - . f X 1 ' Q :Xt 5 ' N- J Mgt t V r My 'Qt 1, 5 A s 1 1 I f .1 v 3- l S K f Lie 4' WP?-' 'i ,, 7 5, rf, , 4 ' iv r 'h fx-I 1 2,4 f N: V 5 . mln' I jwlzfq 1 4-'ii ,. A f K 1 I A gn , . ' . e was N -fl wan. 'fat ' 1 e 1 Qs U' fs '. -wfm ' r r , ' S- l ,- Q gang ,le ,. 'N A--3 ' fi , if s X S.: W5 3 , N Q NX v RUAA 4-Q, 1 -AR ' -5 V , MN Q J. 7 1 wt, Q- F ' 3 ..t Varsity: Bottom: Mark Borden, Albert Sanchez, Sergio Gonzales, John Thompson. Middle: Kris Johnson, .lim Williams, Joe Brideau. Top: Brian Tait. Derek Ordlock. Scott Beaumont, Kevin Martel, Peter Hansen. I Ed Partch on his wayto 1:03 inthe ' loo ny. g, t i 'l Aj - 1 - Soph Lisa Vitullo relaxes before 'S ' y 'lf' N t meet. i if ,' , jf l . p i 1 . X ' f fr if X ' ,V '1 N Q45 - Lesha Walls varsity breast stroker. 'C ig, L J A xv -g Lx .ix Lf if 'I f X ' w . , 1 ' f - A .- 1 'crm if.: I E-. 1 M42 'MV T, lkfrlvgbx waz. ,I ,Y L QQ? di fx X e if v - ya xv! Aj . ' S ' 3 NA ' . 1'-' - tri it r ... .' X B- swf ,f - T s L --r J Q' 5 1 Y ' X 3 -z:.-rkv.'. ' 1 i 'I 1 ,E R 6 , E' . i - JV: Bottom: John Brooks, Kirk Hofstetter. Phil Hansen. Middle: Mark Slromberg Scott Bryce, Scott Rogers. Eric Gautier. Top: Ed Wheeler, Kurt Chrlstlanson Dean Bryce. Travis Rose. Brad Eberhard, Jerry Porter. 456 THE PLAYERS

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Tracksters Share Same Goal What sport runs circles around all others? If you said Katella Track, you're absolute- ly right! Track is one of the rare sports that allows a mixed group of people with their different tal- ents to come together and share their joys and disappointments as one. Whether you can jump, throw, sprint, run long distance or just have the skill to try something new your sport is track. This year the members of the Katella Track Team can proud- ly walk into the gym and gaze up at the Empire League Championship Banner that has a newfound home with all the others. The Boys' Varsity had a successful 1985 track season. They went into the League Meet undefeated and had a grasp on the Championship. Katella came out sharing the ti- tle to a strong Cypress team. All members reached high marks, each helping their team in some way. A few select people went on to CIF. Among them were David Dement in the mile, Ter- ry Johnson in the 110 hurdles, the 100 and 200 yard dash, Greg Portis in the triple jump and the 100 yard dash, Shawn Donnelly in the long jump, and the 440 relay made up of Greg Portis, Shawn Donnelly, Brian Cales and Terry Johnson. The FroshfSoph team finished the season in second place.Top scorers were Bill Ashmore, Brad Enochs, Omar Ortiz, Jim ,o -f' M, J 1 e ?.Wfj'461'f9M, mfs' ' gow-. if W A gvgveig g 55, ,..,, mg ..,, y ,......-' iygaagpeiygaggi - T0 9145 .. is-f fin! 1 ,iEA92?o?6?5E'f7i - Jimmy McLaugh lin poses for a Wheaties commercial. LYILL ' ' l?lL.L F .Q 1 ' if GILL ' Zz... -' ifxee tel. .W .,.lx :.-zu - A t i l as m T' ' 7 r 1 , Q .A 1 ' C-:IL , 0 1 F Q W , . nw., wil-'H - Q K i K an F I M 5 ,.,: ,, Aj, .V x -Q ,,,., , . , U ' zine..-.gseirigj .ef tttlr. ttlt l , ., W m . - Greg Portis showing his best effort - Terry Johnson hurdels into first place. in the long jump, 158 THE PLAYERS X