Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Intelligence Through Competition The Kiwanis Bowl. which is also known as the College Bowl. has many intelligent members which are sometimes called the Intellectual Quiz kids. These members form a five senior and five alternate junior and senior team. The teacher of the mem- bers is Mrs. Harju and the president is Steven Lee. The club also has many freshmen and sophomore students which are striving for the intelligence they need for the coming year. The Quiz Kids play on a ga- meboard that has five bells on each side. five bells for one team. five for the other. The game somewhat resembles K. ,.4V H ,V-. K 153445 sl-' V K .siygaki-W f , f - Padrick Cleng thinks of new challenging questions for Kiwanis Bowl. Trivial Pursuit, but the Quiz kids play at a more sophisticat- ed level. The year started off by com- peting at San Clementy High School. The Katella Quiz Kids won the first round but lost the second round. The group prac- ticed three days a week during lunch. The second competition was held at Fallbrook, where they won all rounds except the final round. The Kiwanis Bowl is proud to be a part of the Aca- demic Boosters. Next year the Kiwanis Bowl hopes to be a part of the Southern California Competition which is held in CA. Nevada or Hawaii. rw? f if - President Steven Lee writes down the activities which will be coming up during the year. Row One: Steve Lee. Karl Stucken berg. Bruce Berubc. Elizabeth lainie sun. Cathy Mortenson. Row Two: Kathy York, Christine Fix. Lynn Da- i i vcnport. Matt Vargo. Katy Kelly. Bruce Hall. Pat Osbome. Mitch Hal- .lanel Laferve. Kristy Takaes. Padriek breith. Scan Robinson. Diana Prescott. Cleng. Row Three: Mr. James Soren- son. Krish Peklin. Mrs. Peggy Harju. BO THE MEMBERS

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Landscaping Develops Greenhouse Arises Sitting behind the school, in front of the pool and running behind the science room is part of a class called Landscaping. This year the landscaping class was involved in landscap- ing our school groups, slowly transforming our campus into what it is today. They were also constructing a greenhouse to grow plants in. Moss-type hanging baskets were another project they worked on, along with a shack house for them. This was also a learning class. The students were taught how to identify plants, how to install and design irrigation, and about propagation. This year they also did quite a bit more of flower growing this past year. For some involved it was the beginning of a career. For oth- ers it was a completely reward- ing experience, one they will never completely forget. .Msnm . avi ' . ii I Qs . 1, 21 YCZI. Senior Greg Vallejos transporting a tray of plants into the greenhouse. Sharon Fisher, Stacey Reynolds, and Michelle Stafford stock the landscaping LANDSCAPING 79

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VJJ rl'-' Eiliviil ,fs - Sophomore, Ann Bancroft, shows the audience how the game is played at the academic decathalon. - Mrs. Mizer shows her pride and enthusiasm at the Frosh- Soph academic decathalon. The Frosh-Soph academic decathalqn! members. Many students participated in the academic decaxhalon. ACADEMIC DECATHALON 84