Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Trident Staff 1. Frank Miles - Business Manager, Carm DeMichael, Cindy Carll, Connie Aplin - Advertising. 2. Raw 1.' Nathan- iel Marshall, Tammy Vestal, Becky Brock, Cheryl Hardie, Tammy O'Nea1, Llyod Price, Denise Avard, Darlene Rit- 248 5 ter, Laurie Grundy, Tim Blymire. Row 2: Carm Demiehael, Ginger Williams, Betty Heitz, Teresa Walser, Frank Miles, Terry Holaday, Sharon Springer, Cindy Carll, Connie Aplin. 5. Llyod Price, Advisor, Ginger Williams, Assistant in 1 Editor. 4. Teresa Walser, Sharon Springer, junior Class, Betry Heitz, Tim Blymire, Sophomore Class, Becky Brock, Cheryl Hardie, Senior Class. 5. Tammy Vestal, Tammy O'Neal, Faculty.

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Nebula Launches First Year Nebula 1. Row 1: Martha Sawyer, Kathy Cooper, Buzzie Hall, Dennis Walker, Lynn Her- rington, Tony Strickland, Row 2.' Sonia Tanner, Deborah Padgett, Tracy Wad- dell, Lynn Kennedy, Helene Latenau. Rawif Danny Mibla, Steve Aggelis, Debbie Kwiatkowski, Frank Riley Kevin Kessler, Lielani Volz. Raw 4 Steve Bell, Mr. Ballenger, Patrick Lus sier. 2. Row I.' Tracy Waddell, Corre- sponding Secretary, Lynn Kennedy Treasurer. Row 2: Dennis Walker, Presi dent, Tony Strickland, Vice President Helene Latenaue, Recording Secretary Buzzie Hall, Executive Commissioner, Steve Bell, Sergeant-at-Arms, Lynn Her- rington, Executive Commissioner. 1 The Nebula Club was formed this year for those with a genu- ine interest in science fiction. This first year was one of organ- ization and planning, followed by the,completion of a success- ful project. During school Nebula sponsored a series of Sci- ence Fiction movies. Their homecoming candidates were Dennis Walker and Deborah Padgett. 247

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6 6. Standing: Terri Holiday - Sports, Laurie Grundy - Activities, Darlene Ritter - Organizations, Silling: Nathan- iel Marshall - Sports, Denise Avard - Organizations. 7. Marcia Perkins - Edi- tor. Trident Staff Trident Staff Captures Images of the Past Trident Staff consisted of twenty students along with sponsor Lloyd Price, who all worked hard at making the 75- 76 Trident the most beneficial yearbook to everyone. During the year Trident Staff members sold ads, and for the first time, stationery, in order to offer the annual at a lower cost than the publishers list price to the stu- dents. During the summer of 1975, chosen members attended a yearbook seminar at Florida Institute of Technology in Mel- bourne in order to improve the yearbook. The 1975-76 Trident was a record setting yearbook for KHS. While having the most pages, it was also the biggest selling yearbook, making it truly indeed a special Bicentennial edition. 7 249