Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Frvm Spirit Week Sparks Students Imagination and Th ouse T0 Echo Mickey M 6 C mpared to last year's Spirit Week, this year we had original ideas and more people got involved, said Charlotte Russell. ASB organized the dress-up days and lunchtime ac- tivities to celebrate the Homecoming this year. The week commenced with character T-shirt Day. Mickey Mouse, Batman and Robin . . . and even a rainbow wig CD were seen on campus. Everyone gathered together to watch the banana race at lunch. On Tuesday, students modeled their punk, new ro, and neon looks at the fasion show at lunch of Trendy Day. Fame struck Katella on Wednesday -- Star Look-alike Day. Personalities such as Tina Turner, Cindy Lauper, and even Michael Jackson were spotted around campus that day. At lunch we were entertained with a concert at which the Mon- kees and Echo and the Bunnymen performed. Roman Day, although a better name for it would have been Toga Day, was also a success. Sporting sheets and olive leaves, these twenti- eth-century Romans competed in chariot races during lunch. Friday was the traditional Colors Day and school spirit continued to rise. Sounds of enthusiasm filled the gym at the Homecoming assembly. Former song and cheer- leaders, drill team captains and other alumni returned to celebrate this yearis Homecoming with us. - Joy Danley and Tony Ruiz socialize before the chariot races. - Commissioner of Assemblies, Steve Trull, holds the microphone as he hosts the Homecoming assembly. - Shawn Donnelly is monkeying around at the banana races. - Kristi Hooker appears as Michael Jackson on Star look-alike day. -Chris Bruno shows his spirit by wearing a rainbow wig. HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK 13 e Bunnym

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.ES -my lt, 'Q fter watching their team play a rough first half against Esperanza, the number one team in the Empire league, the Katella Knights were anxious to discover who their home- coming King and Queen would be. The half-time ceremony began with a unique performance from the Band and Drill Team. Then, transported by Packards supplied by the ASB Cabinet, the entire court circled the field beginning with freshmen Danny Briggs and Rhonda Beaudoin. Next came sophomores Brian Buchanan and Kristi Hooker, and then were the juniors, Wayne Petrakis and Sandy Weildon. Last but certainly not least the senior court, consisting of the following: Ricky Duran, Halle MacDonald, John Paboojian, Kathy Kurtz, Steve Trull and Julie Schultz. They then pro- ceeded down the fifty yard line, accompanied by their proud parents. At last thesmoment everyone was waiting for. The homecoming King and Queen for 1984 were Steve Trull and Halle MacDonald. Immediately the Queen's name was lit up in lights, much to the surprise ofthe spectators. It was the most exciting thing in my life. said Halle. Ramarka- bly enough, Halle is the third royal subject in her family. Thanks to the planning of the ASB and Mr. Norm Fried, the half-time ceremonies sparked up most everyone's evening. . trim- 1 1 An elegant sophomore court, Kristi Hooker and Brian Buchanan. - Due to uncontrolled circumstances. Junior Prince Wayne Petrakis coultln't par- ticipate in half-time ceremonies. Accompanied by their proud parents, freshmen Rhonda Beaudoin and Danny - l Briggs proceed down the football field. HOMECOMING COURT 15