Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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GLENN F. REED, Ameri- can history teacher, graduated from University of Tampa with a B.S. degree. He sponsors Key Club. 7? Mr. Replogle, department head WAYNE L. REPLOGLE graduated from Florida South- ern College with a B.S. degree. He teaches United States His- tory and American Govern- ment. He sponsors Interact Club. LELAND L. LONG, American history teacher, grad- uated from Auburn University with a B.S. degree. He is married and the father of two children. BETTY ORRISON graduated from Florida State Uni- versity with a B.S. degree. This is her first year at Kath- leen. She was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and is single. She teaches world history. Q li Social Studies In the Social Studies Department Kathleen of- fers world geography and world history for the tenth grades, American history for the eleventh graders fwhich includes a course in American VS. Communismj, problems of democracy and Ameri- can government for seniors.

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' f cwfawgfffy 3 .-13 ,- x gag, Q- . f f f, aff, y, , Mr. McDonald, department head DARRELL M. BAILEY, biology and physical science teach- er, graduated from Berry College with a B.S. degree. He spon- sors the Interact Club and the Science Club. GEORGE E. MCDONALD graduated from University of South Carolina with B.S. degree. He teaches physics, chemistry, and biology. He is married and has six children. SUE NELSON, biology teacher, graduated from Florida Southern College with a B.S. degree. She is married and lists her hobbies as playing bridge, and reading. WARREN N. WILKINSON graduated from Marietta Col- lege with a B.A. degree. He teaches Biology 99 8: 79. He is married and has one child. He sponsors Interact Club. Science . . . Study Of The Objective World We have a Wide selection in the field of science. Courses offered are Biology 99, 89 and 99, physical science, physics, and chem- istry. The department head is Mr. George Mc- Donald. Students at work in chemistry

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Coach Earl Bramlett, athletic director UMM Wei 4 -W ' ' Developing Mmd And Body Is Aim Cf P.E. Department. The physical education program provides a fully athletic department. Activities of- fered in both girls and boys P.E. are golf, tennis, badminton, table tennis, archery, shuffleboard, volleyball, ' and speed-a-way. Touch football is also included in boys' P.E. The required standard first aid program is provided and students are certified by the American Red Cross. L if E A R L BRAM- LE'1'I', head football coach and athletic di- rector, c a m e to K.H.S. this year from Georgia. He graduat- ed from the Universi- ty of Tampa with a B.S. degree. He is married and states his hobbies as golf, hunt- ing, and fishing. DONLEY M MILLER, boys' phys ical education teach- er, graduated from West Virginia Uni- versity with a B.S. and a M.S. degree. i ATHWOOD NORTON 1,2 - lily ' ' l '. graduated from Florida V V In Southern College with a W 7 'f y , , B.S.E. degree. She teaches if , ft t . . . Q y ,- ,L girls' physical education ' 1 J, y and sponsors Cheerleaders, V 5 Pep, Letterman, and Sen- 3 1 i f iof Class- F at A ' i . f ' , u2,,,,,- fi :gg 1 , ' 5 '- it t aaa5iis.faaf, L Waiting for Mrs. Norton ,,,.,.. ,. A -4 gn V N k g-wrn,.c,i .. ll ,jg Q -digg., .l A A VA 5 h 5?-pf.: A44-P XKA N: N -K K. . V, 1.4:-...ie