Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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- Mark Neuman displays emotion of moment. - Michelle Matson gets prepared. Juan Hernandez gets some help with his mortarboard. Julie Ishi, a Senior class officer, pins hcr hair. - Gina Ventruelli steadies to switch her tassel. - Collette Yates waits for the band to strike-up Pomp and Cir- cumstancc. GRADUATION 289

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'Everyone Has a Dream' - Billy Joel A t precisely 4:00 p.m. on June l3th, 1985, Katella High Schools class of '85 stepped out onto the field of Glover Stadium with the band playing Sir Edward Elgar's Pomp and Circumstancef' the procession of students, signify- ing the start of Katella's 18th graduation, began. Once the entire class was at their seats, John Tony Ruiz led both spectators and class in the Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem. Then Halle MacDonald, 84-85 ASB Presi- dent, welcomed all to the cere- mony and proceeded to intro- duce the student body officers. John Tony Ruiz presented the 85-86 ASB President, Lin- coln Wachtel, with the senior class gift, a check of over S2000 to the athletic department. Lynn Davenport and Melissa 288 CLOSING Scheier delivered a pair of very uplifting and inspiring speech- es. Between the speeches, Ka- tella's Choir sang a very emo- tional version of Everyone Has a Dream by Billy Joel. Dr. Escoe then presented the 34 Academic Honor andfor CSF Gold Seal Bearer students. The Salutatorians were Clara Saucedo. Angela Huisman, Halle MacDonald, and Theresa Manly. The Valedictorian was Sandra Mathews. Finally Dr. Escoe presented the class of '85, and, the mo- ment all had waited many long years for, the awarding ofdiplo- mas by Cynthia Grennam and JoAnn Barnett of the school board. At the playing of the Alma Mater the class proceeded out into LaPalma Park to bid each other a tearful farewell. 1- Qlf t ' ' nh . st- 1 lf- - Mr. Emmet Lenihan gives Jim McLaughlin last minute instruc- tions. - Shelly Dean and pal Tracy Da- sis, - Gold Seal Bearer, Melissa Ad- ams, reflects on a great four years.

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