Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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il tl a t . 5313 ' Gee, -ur hair s . .., , Dawnice George Future C.P.A. Club, Drama Club. Pep Clubg Ambition: C.P.A.g Col- lege: Fullerton Gerald George V. Baseball, Lettermen's Club. Football. CPA Club. All League fhonorablc mentionb: Collcgc: Ful- lerton Michael Goldie Cherie Gardner V. Soccer, V. Softball, R.O.P, ln- structional Assistant Certificate: Ambition: Elementary School Teacher: Col: Albany State Eileen Givens Susan Gater V. Soccer. V, Badminton, Princi- pal's Honor Roll: College: Cal State Fullerton Mike Glaze Band Gilbert Gonzalez Karen Gonzales 262 THE INDIWDUALS

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Michelle Frizell Drill Team. Drill Team Treasurer, Spanish Club. Pep Squad. Princi- pal's llonor Roll: College: Cal State Fullerton Conrad Fuentes Dina Gallarini Frizell Amazes Herself With Dancing Mishi Frizell loves to dance. Not only is she on Katella's Drill Team. but she also participates in Scottish Highland Dancing. a very traditional form of dance. Mishi got started in the 7th grade after watching some friends in her clan perform. LA clan is a group of people who are all descended from the same ancestorj. She be- gan taking private lessons. alternating with her sisters and cousins. and was soon compet- ing, In her very first competition. she took third place - an unusual accomplishment since it normally takes much longer for a dancer to place for the first time. Competitions at the Highland Games take place at least once a month. The dancers perform four to ten dances a piece and are judged as individuals. Each dance has some symbolism attached to it. For example. the Sword Dance is done over two crossed broad swords. and in olden times was carried out before a battle. lf either dancer touched the sword in any man- ner during the dance. it meant that his clan would probably loose. or do poorly in the upcoming battle. The traditional Highland Fling shows the Scot's pride in its intricate footwork. and is probably the most well- known of all Highland dances. The dancers must wear specific costumes for each dance. Both men and women wear a kilt. argyle socks: and special dancing slip- pers. Girls wear a velvet vest or jacket with six silver buttons down the front, and must wear their hair completely up off the neck. Men wear a jacket. sporrah Cleathcr pouchl. and a bonnet. which they must not loose dur- ing the dance. Mishi is still amazed at the numbers of medals and trophies she has won. Within two years she moved up from Beginner to Open. the highest level of amature dancing. Al- though she fcars that she may have robbed herself of some learning experiences along the way, she is rightfully proud of her achievement. Along with her sister. Mari- anne. she has danced all over the United States and done especially well in Arizona. Because being on the Drill Team takes up most of her time. Mishi can't compete regu- larly anymore. but she still practices and gives performances. Mishi states. lt's tough and painful. but exhilarating. The bag pipes really get into one's blood and keep the danc- ing alive. .f,1 ' Arthur Gamboa Alexandra Gangitano Mary Garcia Honor Roll: Ambition: Child Psy- chology: College: Fullerton SENIORS1 CLASS OF '85 261

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Colin Goodall Track. Ambition: Advertising: Col- lege: Long Beach State Kenneth Grant Ambition: C.P,A. College: Cal State Fullerton Mark Grimes Wrestling Captain. Track: College: Texas Tech. - -kizsx:-1 f SEQ:..:w1:: Stacy Gooding Concert Choir. Vocal Jazz, Choir Treasurer, Drama Club President, Treasurer, Honor Star Thespian, French Club l Louis Grant Melanie Grimes Choir. Track. Creative Writing. Drama Club, Pep Club: College: Fullerton Kevin Goulet Tia Graff French Club. CSF: Ambition: Ar- College: Fullerton chitect1Collcge: Woodbury Univer- sity me ?,'jF ? , ,'E4gA,': 'Tn i Lf? G ix I l