Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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English Beth johnson Pauline Kasptzak Nita Kirksey Marsha Lee Mildred Nailling Edna Poplin Michelle Savage 154 g-fsvw f 1. Many students, in keeping with the Christmas spirit, decorated their home- rooms like this. 2. Mrs. Harrison concen- trates on getting her test papers graded before class ends. 0 EAR a,yS mzlrafrrertir ZW ear. M Cllirisgmaslse

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Foreign Language The Key to Learning Is Llstenmg The Foreign Language Department consisted of French and Spanish. Students learned to communicate in another lan- guage, and acquired knowledge of the cultural styles of neigh- boring countries. This year, some members of the French and Spanish classes participated in the Foreign Language Confer- ence at Florida Southern Col- lege. Students made projects, sang songs, conducted skits, and gave speeches, all concerning the language they studied. 1. Mr. Powell and Sonia Tanner do The Hustle while Charilyn Martinez waits for her turn. 2. Students drew a picture of an ancient Roman city, depicting a foreign culture. 3. Miss Hernandez is waiting for her French I class to pro- nounce a word. 156 Carmen Hernandez Leonard Powell