Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Awards For AII Seasons ll of us will remember the balmy evening of Awards Night on June 5, 1985, when students, faculty and proud parents gath- ered for the presentations. Dr. Escoe opened the evening with a welcome and then Mr. Farrer added a few words of his own. Then on with the awards. The first awards were given to those outstand- ing students in each department. Recognition was given to the Gold Seal Bearers and Academic Honors. All were then presented with this year's Valedictorian, Sandra Mathews, and Salutatori- ans, Angela Huisman, Halle MacDonald, Theresa Manly, and Clara Saucedo. More honors and recognitions were made to those students who won scholarships and grants. Our own Dr. Escoe was presented with an award on achieving his Doctorate! Despite the heat, all that were involved felt it was a gratifying evening. - Dr. Escoe is happily surprised at his award for receiving his Doc- torate this year. IG Old Sea I Bearers are pres Enled With th 5 . Valed. lneda I 'Cla'-ian . . sandra ei . r 4 Wards. Mathews accepts her AWARDS NIGHT 27

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Senior Class of On Friday, May 31, 1985, the Senior class gathered to- gether in the Little Theater and on the athletic field to pat each other on the back for sur- viving 12 years C13 ifone went to kindergartenl of formal education. First on the agenda was the Senior assembly, which fea- tured performances by the songleaders, drill team, a 28 THE REVELERS group called Feedback , and a Rodney Dangerfield imper- sonator. The highlight of this otherwise drab get together was Jim Devore's hilarious conversation with .I.R., his Speak'n'Spell. Then it was over to have a picture of the class taken, then out to the basketball courts where the seniors ate their own weight in hamburgers 85 Say Farewell and soft drinks. On Thursday, June 13th, 1985, the class of '85 once again gathered together. This time it was mere hours before graduation at the Phoenix Club where the Senior Break- fast, otherwise known as the last informal get together, took place. It was both a happy and melancholy occasion as friends met for what might be the last time. When it finally came to an end, the students hesitated in leaving one another. They knew that in a few mere hours they would graduate into a new life, leaving high school behind, making their mo- ments together that much more precious.