Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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l French Club. L-R: Mrs. Strahn, Carla Reich, Karyn l-less, Myrna Barker, '4m,Qa,-ig L ri.- . Kelly lVlCHlIgh sits 21mlClSI it Cl'0WCl of dirlCrS 211 the French Club lUnChCOI1. I Karl Stukenberg relaxeg after cnjgying the delicious French dishes, 'TH '1 Katy Kelly, Kristine Han, Laura Hegdahl, Mary Lehman, Laura Yeager, Regina Clark, Cindy Petrovic, Noelle Giffen, Shala Amirl, Ann Long, Bruce Hall, Berna- dette Alcala, Jennifer Pantle, Jeff, Karl Stukenberg, Pamala Lightner, Kent Ban- K G l 1- - Student and Ms. Strahan partake of refreshments. croft. Steve Kennedy, evin ou e SPANISHXFRENCH 67 l.

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ATELLA Sis-500 4,- First Row: Chelan Patel, Steve En- yeart, Bruce Berebe, Darin Okuda, Jerry George, Keith Felper, Fred Acevado, Kevin Hoffrichter. Sec- ond Row: Kathy Dumavich, Luisa Sandoval, Dawnese George, Becky Arminderas, Lisa Wright, Roisine Kane, Christine Rennon, Michelle Rapenhagen, Cari Holmes, Julie Asbra, Amita Patel, Vicky Bisbee, Cindy Savanapoph, Thuy Nguyen. Third Row: Julie Long, Punita Pa- tel, Kathy Jones, Monique Kratgan, Gena Christianson, Andrea Porter, Kristy Petellin, Cheryll Wright, Cindy O'leary, Denia Knolls, Kim Nguyen. Fourth Row: Jerry Tatoro, Darin Ditmar, Dough Adkins, Dan Liesnar, Jim Christianson, Rae West, Pam Hammock, Bonnie McKinnin, Kim Brovie, Myrdad Kazemphour, Mike Connelly, Mike Vialles. Brighter Future For CPA and Math Students A business education is an important subject to learn in this complicated business world. Mr. Lenihan had a group of young men and women who were in his fifth period class which were known as his Future CPA students. Only advanced accounting students qualified to be a future CPA member. To make sure these advanced accounting students had a thor- ough training, Mr. Lenihan took them to Northrop Corpo- ration where they went through accounting and computer divi- sions. CPA members also helped many students with their business tax forms and figured that with all the students they helped it was calculated to be about twelve thousand dollars. The Future CPA had many fund raisers during the school year consisting of: the Datsun raffle tickets, a bake sale within the business department only, a donation raffle, and a booster club breakfast. These fund rais- ers raised money for the CPA members for a year end ban- quet. MATH COMPUTERXFUTURE CPA 69