Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Student Life KHS students, although hard workers in class, often took time out of class to enjoy life. They carried on school traditions such as Thumbdiddle Week in an enthusiastic way. They bridged the gap between themselves and the faculty, and involved them- selves in club projects. The spirit displayed by all students 290 1 helped to make 1975-76 a memo- rable year. 1. Sophomore, Scott Frier, is thumbdid- dled by seniors Mike Curry and Mitch Davis. 2. Charley Toothman explains to FSC intern Mr, Kester how things are done at K.H.S. 3. Terri Holaclay cam- paigns for Latin Club's homecoming candidate.

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AFIROTC The Only AFIROTC Unit in Polk Count 1 .1-fl' miriiin Air Force junior ROTC was a course in aerospace and leader- ship education offered to male and female students in all classes. The course included social studies and physical sci- ence as applied to aerospace, principles of flight, the avaia- tion industry and the career opportunities it provides, and the international implications of space operations. About 4072 of the course was devoted to leader- ship principles, also training in drills and ceremonies. In each class there was a flight com- mander, flight sergeant, and squad leaders. Each class was known as a Flight.', The five flights at Kathleen made up squadron 92. 1. ROTC students study one of the five textbooks supplied by the AFROTC program. 2. Colonel Seafoss was the aca- demic aerospace instructor for the ROTC program at KHS. 289

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Student Life Students Have Good Clean Fun 1. Mike Littleiohn takes out his frustra- tions on Theresa Walser. 2. Mrs. Fagler replaces Mrs. Norton as girls P.E. coach and cheerleader sponsor. 3. David Doug- las takes 2 break between classes to freshen up a bit, g 11, Wi? 291