Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Drama Displays With Multi-Talented Actors 3' .... A, xanga. A J ' C f' 5 lj Y iran? . I - 1. Mrs. Harju, teacher and director, is mesmerized to the performance given by her students. - 2. Janet Lafevre, tmor. is seen in a hypnotic trance at the podium Once again Katella's very own Drama Club established themselves on our campus. Mrs, Peggy Harju was again at the helm. leading the club as advisor and director, and has taught at Katella for five years. The Drama Club sponsored two plays during the past school year: the Winter and Spring Play. The club also provided all refreshments at their plays. The Drama Club consists of approximately 25 members. The club officers are as follows: President - Alan Tyson, Vice- President - Marc Caldwell, Secretary - Judith Sitton, and the Raffle Chairman - Bruce Hall. Seniors were plentiful in the club, which could mean that the quality of the club in future years may be lowered from lack of experience. But. Mrs. I-larju disagrees. They will be just as good next year, Mrs, Harju said. She sites new blood coming up through the ranks as reason for the continuing quality of the club. The Drama Club is. as most organizations or clubs are, in need of money. For fundraisers they participated in the car raf- fle, and the old steady, and sold candy which very few teenagers can resist. With the incredible amount of money these multi-talented people raised, they went out and purchased a follow-spot. ln ease you don't know, a follow-spot is similar to a regular spotlight. On June 2nd they held their awards banquet. It was held at the Harlequin Dinner Theater, They watched Barefoot in the Park, while havingtheir lunch. The awards presented included Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Comedian, and more. Mrs. Harju recommends the Drama Club to anyone and ev- eryone who ever thought about going out for it. ln the club there is a place for everyone and their personality. Mrs. Harju summed up the club best when she said, lt's a very rewarding experience. 741 THE MEMBERS

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- Robbi Lopez asks hopefully, Is this my best side? Scholars Improve Their Strength In Numbers CSF, which stands for Cali- fornia Scholastic Federation, consists of nothing but aca- demic subjects. The group is made up of one hundred mem- bers and is led by advisor Mr, Anthony Corradino, Jeff Wil- son as President, Patt Chang as Treasurer, and Lisa Coursin- tino as Secretary. CSF's members must have obtained at least a 3.5 GPA and four semesters in CSF to be- come a Gold Seal Bearer. The members had many fund raisers such as selling candy and hav- ing membership drives. Each of the members received a club sweatshirt so they could be rec- ognized as a proud CSF mem- ber. f--4---..,....., sn-, 4 kK Qt muy 15 i a K ., fgwil Vai. r f 5 Q - I t if :gt is ' , g , fa 'it' f i f? ' 551 :-F . W 5,7 5 Q, : jfs, -T fi' .,, T a f W j , ,...i. -i f 'k, 1 at P3 T .ls I A 'a A , - Scott Beaumont is caught hold- ing the bag. T E ..,,., MW, ,K ...L-iw' 4 KZ' Lisa Damo, lost in space, watches a fly spinning aimlessly around her head. 76 THE MEMBERS