Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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32!CBE Il KHS Workmg Secretaries Cooperative Business Education teaches students secretarial skills and office practices in the classroom and on the job training. Each student in CBE II has an office job in the local area. CBE II participated in many community projects throughout the year. They participated in the Imperial Lions Walk-a-thon and in the Cerebral Palsy Walk-a- thon. They also duplicated the sponsor sheets and maps for the Cerebral Palsy clinic. CBE Il also attended plays given by Lakeland Little Theater, and helped in school projects. They went in with other clubs to buy carpet and drapes for Mr. Harrison's office, and assisted with the financial records for .lun- ior class magazine sales, counting the money and keep- ing accurate records. Some of the social events throughout the year included before school breakfasts at many of the leading restaurants in town. All social events were held at the homes of students, with the exception of the hack-to-school party which was held with all Co-op students at Sportsman park. The club had several money making projects which included selling ribbons for all football games and selling win- dow stickers and plaques. CBE Il also participated in the WGTO proof of purchase contest. Above, Standing: Cheryl Wisham, Cheryl Caviano, Sherrill Abbott, Donna Rentz, ,lenny Kirkland, Mar- sha Bare, Cathy Weiss. Kneeling: Susan Taylor, Patsy Martin, Pat Anderson, Darlene Gamache, Sheila Brooks, Jane Davis, Pat Higgens. Right, Kneeling: Corresponding Secretary: Gloria Joseph, Vice-President: Cheryl Skinner, President: ,Ierri Sutton, Historians: Teresa O'Kartc, and .lulie Reynolds. Standing: Parliamentarian: .layne Springer, Treasurer: Melinda Knight, Sponsor: Mrs. Barnes, Recording Secretary: Lynn Letts, Chaplain: Theresa Hardie.

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FFA the Teclmzques 0 Mechanzzed Agriculture The Future Farmers of America was a nation wide organization for boys and girls which are interested in the field of agricul- ture. Competition is encouraged by the many fairs and exhibits in which students partici- pated. These activities were based on county, state, and federal levels. The FFA members exhibited livestock and plant pro- jects in the Florida State Fair and the Polk County Youth Fair. Isl Row, Lejl lo Riglu: James Castlebury, Tommy Stroud. Julie Bracey, Cathy Spivey, Jeff Cothren, Phil- lip Petty, Aubrey Thompson, Rupert Geiger, Terry Fluke. 2nd row: Charles Sabo, Phillip Class, Cynthia Holmes, Brent Allred, Gail Britton, Richard Kittles- tad, David Mathers, Joe Thomas. 3rd Row: Mike Bull- ock. Ronnie Myers, Randy Sykes, Paul Bland, Dale Collins, Dennis Riccardo, Kevin Hissem, Marcus Col- lins, Don Roberts. Len: Future Farmers use their agriculture techniques while planting their garden. Future Farmers!31

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CBE l is the club on campus in which the girls go to work after three hours of required classes. The club teaches skills in secretarial management and office techni- ques. This past year, breakfasts were held in local restaurants. During the summer, a picnic was held to prepare the girls for the studies in which the year would bring. For a money-making project, plaques, school rib- bons, and candy were sold. At the end of the year, a banquet was held honoring the students and their employers. Above, Ley: CBE practices skit for District Confer- CYICC. Top, Ist Raw: Nancy Smith, Connie Malloy, Gail Brown, Joy Bass, Rita Alvar. Standing: Joan Watson, Lori Ver Crouse, Pat Preston, Rhonda Shepp, Denise O'Neal, Sheree Raulerson. Bottom, lst Raw: Patricia Koelling, Becky Jenkins, Melanie Hill, Sheila Woodham, Melody Harrell. 2nd Row: Judy Wright, Betty Baker, Marcia Raines, Lisa Graham, Janell Bowen, Mrs. Lynn. GBEU33