Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Categorically speaking KHS Team Competes With anatee Categorically speaking was taped for channel eight in Tampa. To be on the team, stu- dents had to take a test which had questions similar to those that they would answer on the 2 show. The students who had the seven highest scores made the team. Rehearsals were held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, in which the students practiced by 5 I I ' l answering questions like those on the show. The team put up a good fight against their oppo- nents, Manatee High. 1 U f I W4f t :s Hsw5w11i1'nif 44.43 Y if 3 1. Row 1: Debbie Kwiatkowski, Buzzie Hall, Dennis Walker, Tony Strickland, Dave Tebo, Frank Riley, Merri Lamber- son. Row 2,' SPONSORS: Mrs. Upton and Mrs. Nailing. 2, Mrs. Upton. 3. Mrs. Nailing. 279

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Boys' and Girls' State Bo s' and Girls' Staters Addressed b Governor Askew ,v.,.W.J, f' Fd 'A',,,5gW.u, 0 4' V v 1 0: 2,9 0 0, q 1 0 -,vw an Boys' and Girls' State was a program in which students from different schools throughout the state of Florida ran the state government for one week. The Florida American Legion, with the help of the guidance depart- ment, selected outstanding stu- dents from each school in Flo- rida. The students were chosen for their academic achievements and leadership qualities. The Girls, and Boys' Staters actually ran for offices and 280 A passed bills which were taken into consideration by the real Senators and Representatives. The Boys' Staters stayed at Kel- lum Hall on the FSU campus. They were addressed by Gover- nor Askew and other govern- ment officials. 1. BOYS' STATERS: Row I, lla 11' Den- nis Walker, Tim Shell, Scott Gurd, Charlie Toothman. Row 2: Nathaniel Marshall, Tony Strickland. 2. Girls' Sta- rer, Barbara Bass.