Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Community Establishes Environment for Lifestyle Lakeland sets the scene for most activities of high school people, Some said the city didn't have much going on but when one began searching it was very evident that Lake- land did have something to offer. Lake Hollingsworth was the center of many activities such as water skiing championships and Sunday football games. Florida Southern College which is also located on Lake Hollingsworth was a highly accredited college which many Kathleen graduates attend. The relatively new Lakeland Civic Center which cost some 13.5 million dollars provided many different forms of enter- tainment and facilities for all ages. Teenagers could possi- bly be said to be one of the maior supporters of this estab- lishment since everyone looked forward to the many concerts held there. Because ofthe plentiful sun- shine some ventured to the beaches. lt was very conven- ient to drive to Clearwater or Cocoa and spend the day soaking up the sun and come home red and sore. Community I 9

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The Lakeland Power Plant lil as seen from across Lake Parker. Lake Hollingsworth l2l is the setting for many exclusive sights in Lakeland such as Florida Southern Col- lege. Annie Pfeiffer Chapel l3l is one of the many examples of Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture at Florida Southern College. The sabel palm Q41 can be seen frequently in Lakeland and throughout the state of Florida. The Lakeland Civic Center 151 pro- vides the right atmosphere for conventions, sports activities, school ceremonies and top name performers. W. 8 f Community

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Chaos Results in Enjoyable Changes In various areas KHS went through some additions and improvements during 1976. ln the spring a much needed sidewalk was poured between I-wing and P.E. and was spon- sored by the DCT and DE organizations. Squares were sold to students, teachers and clubs so they might leave their name or thoughts behind at KHS. The office construction was not finished when the l976- 77 school year began which made for much confusion and ffl ll 10 I School upset for secretaries and the administration. In mid Septem- ber the football press box was burned badly. Approximately 54000 worth of equipment was destroyed. The press box had been paid for by the Booster Club and some paint- ing and improvements had been made prior to the begin- ning of the school year. Through the efforts of the Booster Club the press box was back in shape for the first football game. gr ., W, V . A. .+ A ,..f ,, - 'V '94 ' '-'nfff' ' Jill' 'L' 1 ,,-...Rx M., Aw. .-2.13.4 fbi , 1 'K ,gm ' 'AIV' fe 0 . 'Q . ' Pe.:-.,,-,,s, Q ,b '-V- , ,fd '-. e , --.? r' Wav ' 1. ,mn 15 3' -,. ' x 6-frat, . W if ,...f:.i.,7'5 2 , A sk 'f f t M F MQW. ee ., f.,,e ' . ,, f . f 5 A. 1 r'25'49Qv,:-.g,-p- . 4 , ,-'-ies-W ,H A 1, H 5... A l. Q QX f-.-KX ,zQ,.,r,. 7 ,tv 'X 2 3