Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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1' 4--engulf' nap Library The Library Is a Quiet Place in Which to Stud If you were in need of books, magazines, records, filmstrips, and other audio visual equip- ment this year, chances are you found what you needed in our library. Many students used the library for research and study. For the convenience of the stu- dents, the library was open from 7:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 1. One of Mrs. Maraulja's jobs is to keep the students' tirle cards in order. 2. Mrs. Calliouet likes to see students using the library ro help with their schoolwork. Laura Caillouer Gwen Maraulja Dorothy O'Reilly 141

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Learning Center A Variety of Carol Belland Helen Hadler l40 Subjects Can Be Taken in the Learning Center The Learning Center offered a variety of courses that bene- fited the students. Subjects taught in this Special Education program included English, U.S. History, Math, Consumer Math, job Preparation, and Communie cation Skills. l. Mrs. Hiuller learns .ibout her students as she teaches them. Z. Miss Bellnnd is pleased with her students work. :za WW Qi ,659

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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.