Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Ever since Tom Atwell took over as head coach of the Red Devil football team, they have experienced successful sea- sons. This year was no excep- tion, as they finished with a respectable 7-3 win-loss record. The team opened against King, in o game that was to become the season's most exciting game. The game went into five overtimes before King finally pulled outa 16-I 3 win. Another thriller for the Red Devils came in a 29-15 victory over Clearwater. The Torna- does were previously unde- feated and eighth ranked in the state when they went into the game, and heavily favored to beat Kathleen. The Red Devils pulled out the game in rainy weather against a top-notched team. The Devils went on to defeat other teams such as Plant City and Auburndale, winning six games and losing three before the big game against cross-town rival Lake- land. Red Devils Wind Up 7-3 136 ! Football

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,uf Teresa Barfield QU spends Sunday afternoon playing with her son, Eric. Sandy Sands and Rabin Laird 121 take time out on Saturday afternoon to wash the car for a big night on the town. Sunday morning 131 means a time of worship for some KHS stu- dents. Becki Brown 141 does the dishes from Sunday dinner. Sunday night Joy Explosion Q51 at Gibsonia Baptist Church closes out the weekend. Home Life X 135

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,im , ,, 4:14 14h ll. 'QS 'l. ?' Greg Anderson lil iumps high to com- plete a pass against Merritt Island while Sabrina Brown l2l sweats out the end of a game. After Neil Laxdal Q31 is shaken-up by Auburndale defenders, Coaches Williams and Atwell check for possible iniuries. Keith Moultrie Ml piclgs up yardage with help from Mike Jacoby. The Red Devils l5l are greeted with cheers as they run out from the lockers. Football I 137