Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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V., A.S.B. President Halle MacDonald draws announcement for upcoming activ- Tony Ruiz shows Mr. Escoe who's boss. le tl X. Sandy Whieldon wonders how she ever got her hands on that paper. Leaders of the Pack W ho were the members of the ASB and how did it function? The answer is easy. The ASB Associated Student Bodyj was made up of high- spirited, fun-loving students. That particular group of stu- dents arranged certain activi- ties such as: assemblies, dances, pep rallies, and fund raisers. They even dared to confront the faculty with their ideas. ASB Vice-President, Charlotte Rus- sel, commented, Arranging the assemblies was easy, it was the dances that we disagreed upon. A new director came to head the ASB and with him came new and improved ideas for ac- tivities. This man, though small, carried a big stick and became one of the most liked counselors on campus. The past year was full of as- semblies. Thanks to Steve Trull and his outrageous personality they were original and easy to get involved in. There were more assemblies in the 84-85 school year than ever before. That's not all! For the first time in three years the ASB succeed- ed in putting together a powder puff game. The kids that ran the ASB were responsible enough to keep the student body involved in school and that made them tru- ly good leaders. l Ass, 54

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First Row: Kristi Hooker, Charlotte Russell, Missy Scheier, Linda Stoter- eau, Diane Hornsby, Gaylene Thomas, Second Row: Julie Ishii, Julie Shultz, David Romero, Jeff Hurley, Carla Trease, Halle MacDonald, Tony Ruiz, Joy Danely, Tina Christakis, Don Yourstone, Matt Borden, Steve Trull, Kerri Slaughter, Leslie Douglas. 1..., ' 5 iii w W ' F L 'Y ' , if flex, Joy Danely helps make plans for the school year What did I do wrong now? asks Jeff Hurlev 50 THE MEMBERS

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