Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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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

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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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Art Opens the Door to Creatlvlt to Students rt 1 Debra Coker Kathie McNichol Michael Westbrook For students wishing to develop their known or unknown talent in Art, this department offered Art I, Paint- ing I, Drawing I and II, Ceram- ics, and Commercial Art. This year, Ms. Coker's class made giant papier mache sculptures. The commercial art class designed book and record album covers, as well as posters. Paint- ing I students experimented with surrealistic paintings, some of which were sent to the state art contest. 1. Mr. Westbrmk helps his students with their Commercial Art designs. 2. Dana Goodmon gets help from Ms. Coker with her drawing. 1 145