Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Cooperative Education Cooperative Education Opens New Doors for Students The Cooperative Education program offers the students the opportunity to take morning classes and work in the after- noon. In class, students learn how to keep a budget and how to keep good relations with their employer and fellow employees, 150 i l 2 1. Mr. Helton checks over Debbie Davis' work schedule as Lizzie Newman looks on. 2, During his conference period, Mr. jones takes it easy. 3. In the morning the parking lot for co-op students was filled to capacity. 4. This is the parking lot at lunchtime when most of the co-op stu- dents had gone. 5. john Freer is getting help with his record of income from Ivir. Huckabay. 6. Mr. Cooper listens to Steve Hornsby talk about his job. Tom Atwell Ernie Cooper Larry Helton Gene Huckabay

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English English Dept. Broadens Its Curriculum This year, two credits of Eng- lish were required. For students interested in literature, you could choose from American, Contemporary, World, and Brit- ish Literature. If the film media interested you, Video-tape Recording, Photography, Tele- vision, and Filmmaking was offered. Other courses available to students included Chang- ing Perspectives, Contemporary Problems, Communications, Lit- erary Skills, Fundamentals of Speech, Vocational English, Art History, Independent Study, Short Story, Progressive English, American Cultural Minorities, Realistic and Surrealistic Themes, Literature and Philoso- phy, Mythology, Dramatic Arts, Reading, and the new Advanced Placement Program for the stu- dents who had excelled in Eng- lish. or- ' 152 2 3