Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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- Mission specialist Bruce McCandless takes a walk in space in early 1984. -Slew 'I'rull rallies thc uudicncc using thc infamous naw scat. 11 tradition thu! has rciurncd in thc school your 1984-85. LQJ ill!-l N 6 A hi L 6? el M V4 ly! L X , l Qs f 9 It's A Small, Small Zllorlcl . . . W lac!! 'fs

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Music Phenomenon and an Election Highlight l984. OIIC All over the man than of his '6 3 , iewrelfcilgs nation. York, the Stat- Liberty began to om 98 Q4 sal ir and I 10 .la U f f ' -fx Law ' , X. , 8 Y sa, r-L i 5 5 jj ' 1 ,. , fam v Vg, :fi uk, Q, - 4 if 'me + W v 'ii it ' V l j 5 1' ' ' i,ti.rj2g'5 ' ,E ' , 79,-,fy , -1- ' A Q A 4 , uf aj. - i .-- we' ir 4 E - .. J., , , , 1 5 .M Q F 1 F Y 4 lkql L 'J E 64-, , M l.. ia' Q. 'A Lg? ' l -1 ul .,f'i,,, , , U 5: .' . ., k ,X KY ' ' I ul .' -1.6-r-1 U' --e -4 .' 1 Q ' fy . :gr ,tw f, . 'F n ,, '4 I 1 z , 4 v , it H X, U 4 'r .K ,Q H lrder for fou 'Hs Shel F lick ved af els with fer Do F 1 1 , .,V , . , . nv., 3: . Y much Cr. W guaramee Ulcgsm that lh ey could rec Uillc ticks ip fmik. -v. ti- ' . 21' . .gy ,gi '+L , Qi . lady of begins two-year restoration celebra- ting her 98th birthday. went to high. The Pope made a tour of South Korea, Thai- land, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Switzerland, Canada. Spain, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. making the world seem- ingly small. NATIONALXINTERNATIONAL 293

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' ' T V V 'lill5lWw'lHl i'1,lfllfll lflfllimn 'illll'ilIil7fllll'5lT1135? Fifi 'V at at at ff,i1'-fiiiiiwzwgaizi N 1 fitgwiilixusftter i 1 u:: f f The Ever-Changing Times Despite the miles between us. our world is coming closer to- gether. The evidence is there, obvious to those who wish to see it. lt can no longer be ignored. Yes. there are problems in our world. but no one claimed that were perfect. Wars and fights seem to dominate our headlines, but look just beyond them, Most ofthe fights seem to be from people making a last stand against the fact of our smaller world. .2 a It's A Small, Small lllorld . . . In Our Small World lt is an everlasting battle. What evidence is there, someone might ask. The fact that some countries can set down their guns to meet on an athletic field, or that people can send money and food to a starv- ing country halfway around the world proves that we are closer. Look around your own neigh- borhood and see the different creeds, races. and nationalities that have come together to live their lives next to one another in one great sign of trust. Even at Katclla. we see all of the above. We live with the fact that we can be anywhere in the world in such a short time. See- ing it at our school makes it more believable. Ifyou didn't believe we are in a Closer-knit world, weigh the above evidence and just take a good look around you. There is only one conclusion. It's A Small World, After All. - President Ronald Reagan won rerelection with the biggest electoral vote in the nations history. The photo shows President and Mrs. Reagan at the victory celebration on election night, November 6, l984. - Scott Hamilton won a gold in the men's figure skating and Steve Mahre won the gold in the Giant Slalom skiing event. CLOSING 295