Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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AP. Biology students look into microscope s to study slides for their Histology unit. - Dissecting at cat was at rcquircrncn t for A.P. Biology students. Richard Townsend ,MXW K ilnd 1 t . . 0 hors get involved W ith their research HISTORVXSCIENCE 169

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Through Dissection Students Discover the World SCIENCE While you probably won't discover a cure for cancer. clone a human being, or split an atom. you will discover many incredible things about the world we live in. Katella's own staff of ace scientists, the teachers, will take us through their wonderful world of science. With courses such as biology, chemistry, life science, physics. A.P. biology, and physical science, some of the wonders of the universe can be sat out before us. Although one year ofscience, and for some students two or more. is required, many students chose to go on. Bigger and better chal- lenges await those who venture onward. And satisfaction is close behind. Science is one of the more tremendous departments and courses offered at a high school. Add Katella's incredible instructors and willing students and you have reached sciences full potential. Social Science is a very integral part of our life. These subjects, known world history, US history. economies and political sci- ence, commonly known as government, give us things that can be priceless as we grow mentally. What docs it show us? World history shows us how society began, sometimes faltered, but basically progressed to where we are today. US history tells us of the beginning ofour great country. It shows some ofthe basic hows and whys our country is the way it is today. From it, we learn about some ofthe men who helped make our country great. Economics gives us the important reasons why money makes our country tick. From the Federal Reserve Bank to the stock ex- change, Econ. gives us indepth insights into the monetary system of our country, and the world. Government gives us the ins and outs of the American political and governmental system, today and yesterday, straight from the black-and-white of the constitution. Combined the above with the amazing teachers on our campus, and social science becomes one of Katella's stronger departments. - Science teacher Mr. Ed Burns. - Mr. McMahon shows A.P. Biology students the muscles ofthe cat. 'L... 4o8 THE SCHOLARS

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-Q. - How did l get myself into this mess? thinks Steve Soldatek. - Alexandra Gangitano, Sen- ior. points out the crror in the computer. . 9 f l 'xsdsiff . zu r , EA ff I . X, 'Z . ,, :yjgv I -., li f - Dave Dement, Junior, runs across for a big finish. Teresa Fay and Jennifer Lopez Juniors, listen closely as they learn the history of their country. 470 THE SCHOLARS