Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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1. Coach Hickman spends his spare time getting involved in many sports. 2. It seems as though Coach Spiro was a little lame for the game. 5576. L -fifjxz 'stiff - , 3 'f.,,:-mia f ' . if eff ,'fJsail?i - .. cuigw . -- . s rf: 5 :H E W 5 :Iii ii i A K , Physical Education Bobby Bowman Bobby Milton 143

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Physical Education Edna Alexander Athwood Norton 142 P.E. Is Good for Your Health Most sophomores spent part of their first year at K.H.S. in some field of Physical Educa- tion. This department offered regular Men's and Women's Physical Education, as well as elective classes. Women could choose from Tumbling, Gym- nastics, Team Sports, and Indi- vidual Sports I and II, and Weight Training. For students who cou1dn't participate in regu- lar classes, Adapted Physical Education was available. 1. Mrs. Lewis likes to see her girls' track team win their meets. 2. Taking a break from coaching her students in softball is Miss Alexander. 5. Mrs. Norton was the cheerleaders' sponsor before her retire- ment this year.

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Agriculture The World Depends Upon grlculture A-1 . Walter Massey Hugh Mills Randall Wilson In the United States, Agricul- ture is the most successful industry. K.H.S. takes a part in this industry by growing, caring, and marketing vegetables, shrubs, and citrus. Students, male and female, are offered courses in Landscaping, Agricul- tural Machine Mechanics, Citrus' Production, Citrus Marketing, Lighthorse Production, Ligh- thorse Marketing, Livestock Pro- duction, Agricultural Sales and Management, Vegetable Produc- tion, Agriculture job Training, Agriculture Co-operative Educa- tion, and Agriculture I and II. 1. Mr, Ellis moves the tractor so Rae Croft can set up for band picnires. 2. Some Agriculture students till the field. 144 K 4' 2 K ix