Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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FACULTY 8a STAFF N - Alix Wampler Tl Qu-..,.,, -U-ug.. -gk '-ww., ----...,, '--...,,, -ugh., - Mr. Sorenson gives inspira Pe Assembly, tional words of advice during a p reviews ingenious strategy with her great K 'Wifi f Rx Danny Wagner Richard Watson Thomas Whieldon Dick Wcrschkc Bob Wilkins , Alix Wampler Ron Young Rosemary Zeller atella Tennis players. THE MENTORS 483

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Pattison Zeller Jack Pattison - U.S. History. Political Tom Voight - General Business. Beg, Science Typing Phyllis Platfoot - Fashion Tech, Gour- Danny Wagner - Band. Colorguard. met Foods. Creative Cooking Cynthia Preston - Fundamental Read- ing. English II. Speech Jim Sieg - English III. Yearbook, Cre- ative Writing Fern Smith - English IV Gary Smith - Biology Jim Sorenson - Economics Jan Strahan A French I-V Dick Vara - English III, IV World Cultures Alix Wampler - English. Assessment Richard Watson - Athletics Dick Werschke - Algebra II, Calculus. Athletics Thomas Whieldon - Wood I-V Bob Wilkins - Health Ron Young - Metal. Drafting. Prac, Math Rosemary Zeller - int. and Adv. ESL --4 5 Dj f xv- - Mr. Armstrong looks off to the sidelines during a water polo meet. Jack 'Paulson Clary Smllh Phyllis Platfoot Jim Sorenson Cynthia Preston Jan Strahan Jim Sicg Dick Vara Fern Smith Tom Voight 482 THE MENTORS

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THE CINSCING HEROES They remain mostly out of sight, doing the job someone has to do for our school. They look not for glory and fame from their jobs, but simple satisfaction of a job well done. They don't teach, yet we can learn from them. They don't make the decisions or lay down the rules, but what they do can affect us just the same. Perhaps you've seen them cooking and serving our lunch in the cafeteriag the person you can almost see in your mind, but not quite. Maybe you've noticed them after school as they sweep floors and clean desks and chalk boards. You might have even taken a glance at them as they organize the equipment in one of the locker rooms. Or maybe you looked their way as they did one 'kit W of their other numerable jobs. ' g XIQ ' f Either way, they are here at Katella helping to make our school better than ever by doing what -7, if 4 some consider the dirty job. if A ' Yet, no student goes up to them, pats them on 'Q i t ' ' , Q g g the back, smiles, and gives them a heartfelt i.'f g' . thanks. And that's not fight. .Z ee'.. Maybe someday these so-called extras will - gr receive the recognition and thanks they truly de- , i serve for doing their infinitely valuable job. AEN g s 2 E - John Sepouloma is on a search and destroy mission. Kay Baker Ed Cox Robert Garcia - Ray Ramirez reflects on Katella's football season. Jean Brown Terry Dunn Moses -Emmerson Doug Cannon Jill Evans Irv Kimble E 01 -. fu.. 184 THE MENTORS .tl