Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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I Drill Team marches with confi- dence onto the football field before per- forming. First Row: Karilyn Fisher Second Row: Marlena Bauerman, April McCue, Karyn Hess Third Row: Kristin Nor- throp, Debbie Schacht., Christine Sett- gast, Carrie Ross, Clara Park, Shellie Enyeart, Stephanie Smolen, Michelle Frizell Fourth Row: Laura Bertram, Tonya Baily, Kathie Gilkison, Stacey Schooping, Karie Pitchler, .Iolyn Eme- terio.

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t ' Spirit is Ignited, J. V., Soph., 6 Fresh. Cheer Freshman Cheerrleannie Stubbs, Marianne Frizell, Alison Archer, Janine Young, Lori Belliville, Grace .lo 't lk he University of California, ,J Irvine was the location for the training of Katel1a's freshmen, sophomore, and junior varsity cheerleaders, The United Spirit Association taught the girls how to do cheers, voice control, synchroni- zation and many other things. The squads were put into divisions, such as Katel1a's junior varsity would compete with the junior var- sity of another school. The fresh- men, sophomore, and junior varsi- ty won ribbons for their outstand- ing abilities. Marianne Frizell was the head cheerleader for the freshmen and Lisa Vitullo was the head cheer- leader for the sophomores. Mari- anne and Lisa did a great job of supporting the athletes and cheer- ing them on at all the games, plus they showed great school pride and spirit. Marianne and Lisa took their squads to Mount Sac and did an outstanding job. Rikki Smith was the head cheer- leader for the junior varsity. The girls had a busy year, besides going to the junior varsity games they also spent time going to some of the varsity games, cheering the athletes and getting into the school spirit. The 1984-85 school year was a really spectacular year with these girls cheering our athletes and get- ting the student body to show their pride and spirit for Katella. - Crystal Lewis and Lisa Chapman are stretching out before a game. CHEER 57

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Blue Ribbons For The Drill Team Katella's drill team is one that has a strong tradition of be- ing the best. In the school year that covered 1984-85 the drill team continued its phenomenal success. They were led in this prosper- ous year by Karilyn Fisher, a junior, who gave her all to keep the team at their unbelievable caliber. Her two assistants this year were April McCue, lst as- sistant, and Marlena Baurman, 2nd assistant. These three peo- ple formed the teamls brain LI'LlSt. They started off the year by attending a camp at Santa Bar- bara for three days. They had a very enjoyable time being with each other and the other girls who were members of teams from other schools. It was an experience that they will long remember. Like other teams in the past, they attended quite a few drill team competitions. However, this team pulled-off an astound- ing feat. They took Sweep- stakes at every competition ex- cept one, and in that one they took first place. Every morning they arrive one to two hours before school starts for practice. It was here where they polished and per- fected their awesome routines and their routines are truly awesome. Q llllll ' t - Stacey Schooping now realizes that stretching exercises sure pay off, - Assistant leader, Marlena Bauerman and Stephanie Smolen show how it's done at the football game, - Drill Team leader, Karilyn Fisher, dances with pride at the basketball game. DRILL TEAM 59 el