Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Concert Band Mrs. Green Directs Concert Band Concert Band, under the direction of Mrs. Green, per- formed at concerts, marching contests and halftime shows. The members are chosen by audition and they met during fourth period every day to prac- tice. l. TRUMPETS: Row I: Ken Thomas, Mike Moulton, john Gurganious, Ron- nie Vaughn, David Serdynski, Terry Amos, Rohin Marrin, Gowena Wilson, Danny Boycrre, Tim O'Brien, Tim Src- vens, joe Van Hom, Bruce Mason. Z, SAXOPHONES: Raw I.'-Ieff Van Horn, Leah Brown, Ricky Freeman, Cindy Kendrick, Cindy Barlow, Bruce Buckler, Mark Gohecn, Mikc Throwcr, Frank 234 2 Van Noskc, Steve Sangster, Danny Keen. Row 2: Donna Srrajghn, Sharon Harrell. 5. PERCUSSION, BASSES, FRENCH HORNS: R010 I.'-jeff Mock, Mark Doescliermlames Smith, Chuck Avery, David Jacobs, Tina Cash, Laurie Canady, Brad Davis, Vince Rister, Lynn Crosby. Laurie Simpson, Brett Savage, Robert Peace, Kenny Sracy, Curtis Goans.

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DCT I and II To be in DCT students muSt be enrolled in the DCT class. As a money making project, DCT students sold Devil heads, bumper stickers, football booster ribbons, candles, and Homecoming mums. With money raised the club had par- ties, a banquet at the end of the year, and went to the state con- vention in Miami. DCT I and II are a part of the Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida. CECF is a co-curricular educational leadership activity designed to compliment and supplement the regular coopera- tive vocational education pro- gram. Emphasis is placed on the development of sound personal and moral principles which are the guide lines in helping one to 236 lead a responsible and resource- ful life as a member of our soci- ety. Through the encourage- ment of participation in both group and individual school and community activities, the stu- dents are developing in such areas as citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and vocational pro- ficiency. This goal, to assist in the development of a responsi- ble and productive member of society, is realized through the club objectives. 1, OFFICERS: lst Group, Alan Lizenby, president, Mindi Frye, vice presidentg joan Oglive, recording secretaryg Beverly Weisoff, corresponding secretaryg Dot- tie McCracken, treasurer, Letty Spivey, treasurerg Mr. Cooper, sponsor. 2. OFFI- CERS: Robin Goare, chaplaing Terrie Barden, historiang Cathy Cloud, histo- rian, 2 3. Row 1: Terri Hicks, joan Oglive, Dot- tie McCrackin, Beverly Weishoff, Letty Spivey, Mindi Frye, jane Smith. Row 2: Robin Goare, Karen Ferguson, Vicki Vestal, Stephanie Caraker, Cathy Cloud, Terrie Barden. Row 3: Mr. Cooper, Tim Schell, Mark Kapraun, Andy Lisenby, Anita Cauley, Sherri McCord. Row 4: 5 Nathan Cauley, Randy Skinner, Alan Still, Alan Sangster, Laura Kirk, Steve Homsby.