Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Paula Olson John Pahoojian Varsity Baseball, Lettcrm:1n's Club: Ambition: Pro Baseball Player Sung Park MuthfComputer Club,CSF.Ambi- lion: Aerospace Engineer Patrick Osborne V. Track. Kiwanis Club. Drama Club. Creative Writing: Ambition: Writer: College: Fullerton s.lTi r -gnu Bail

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Mark Newman Water Polo. Swim Teum: College: Fullerton v-s, f r' ' ., fi 'iii .J tv .. rfili? Kristen Northrop Drill Teum. Ambition: Dunee Mu- jor. College: Fullerton n Kim Oanh Nguyen Future CPA Club. Vietnamese Club President. Perfect Atten- dunee. Principals Honor Roll: Am- bition: Business Administrator Joseph Novelieh Wrestling. Sophomore Most Vulu- uble Player Jerome Nellesen Percussion, Band. Swim Team, Am- bition: Firefighter: College: Suntu Ana YM? alll , -4. ' ::sE1iiar:m:ieatitee. Thuy Nguyen Michael Nuttu L Cynthia Neuman Ambition: Nurse: College: USC Daniel Northcott Ambition: Police Science: College: Fullerton -vis cr: Cynthia O'Leary Future CPA Club. Ambition: Busi- ness Administrutor. College: Cul State Fullerton

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Amita Patel Future CPA Club. CSF. Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance. College: Cal Poly Pomona Virginia Pease Soccer, Accounting Club, Mathf' Computer Club: College: DeVry Patrick Pedroza Cross-Country. Track, Soccer: Am- bition: Engineer, College: Cal Poly Pomona Ashik Patel Varsity Tennis MVP. Principals Honor Roll. l.etterman's Club, Tvlath!Computer Club. CSF Gold Seal Bearer Chetan Patel Future CPA Club, Photography Club, Ambition: Accountant: Col- lege: Fullerton mit V Punita Pa tel Future CPA Club. Perfect Atten- dance. Prineipal's Honor Roll. Col- lege: Cal State Fullerton Senioritis - What Is It? Who Gets It? By the time graduation comes all of us will have suf- fered Senioritis in one form or another. But few, very few. of us actually know anything at all about this crip- pling disease. Therefore, wc. on the yearbook staff. have contacted Dr. Stanley Brentwood, Chairman, Head of Research. and janitor ofthe National Outfit on Senioritis in Cali- fornia's Higher Organizations Of Learning. more com- monly known as NO SCHOOL. We know. at this moment, almost everything about Senioritisf' Dr. Brentwood told us over the phone from his Bel-Air office. We know the symptoms. and. after a few basic steps of treatment, how to cure it. What, we asked anxiously. are the symptoms, treatment. and cure? Well. Dr. Brentwood started, first of all. the dis- ease only strikes those between the ages of 17 and 19. and only after they have had 12 years of formal educa- tion. not including kindergarten. The symptoms will sometimes go unnoticed in these people for month's. The more general symptoms in- clude: smashing alarm clocks with sledge hammers while cursing school. trying to convince parents they are sick every school day. muttering over and over how many days of school are left. being consciously aware of how many seconds it will be until they are handed their diploma. fidgeting constantly in their seats. having an attention span of 13-I 5 seconds on anything that has to do with school. and suddenly having unlimited amounts of energy when told to be quiet and work. The list could go on and on. but those are the general one's.'i Treatment is long and taxing on all involved. It in- cludes sleeping in for 2-3 extra hours each weekend. listening to music at 50 dccibles for 30-45 minutes every night. rambling on to a friend for an hour every night. and constantly playing games with their own mind to stimulate interest in class. Of course, each treatment program varies from person to person. To be safe, talk to your doctor before trying any ofthe prescribed methods of treatment. Then Dr. Brentwood became silent. The silence was too much to handle. Our intcrest was peaked too high to wait for him to continue. t'The cure! we cried, What is the cure, Doetor'?!'? Graduation, he replied. 276 Tl-IE iNDIViDUALS