Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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S-M, 4 John Gurganious and Vanessa Glass lll make up a Math test. Students in Mr. Powers' class l2l learn the skills of architectural drawing. William Vaughn l3l pledges the flag. Dave Tebo and Mr. Harrison Ml read the morning announcements. Bobby Nor- vell l5l gets materials needed for the school day from his locker. 'vs -s Morning ! 27

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flies Each day at the beginning of second period, the Chap- lain of Student Council, Dave Tebo, led us in pledging the Flag. This was followed by a few moments of silent medita- tion, after which the morning announcements were read 26 ! Morning Announcements Inform Students Clubs and organizations had this opportunity to remind stu- dents of their meetings and activities. Mr. Harrison used this time to encourage stu- dents in their studies and to remind us that we are 131. 2

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Mini-Parade Helps to Publicize Homecoming Candidates Setting a new tradition, the mini-parade was held for the purpose of allowing students who were unfamiliar with Homecoming King and Queen Candidates to have a chance to get to know a little more about them. Each club or organization worked hard to decorate shopping carts, wag- ons, boat trailers, or bicycles to be used as floats for their candidates. The parade was held in a special assembly on the football field with the Lion- ettes helping out, holding signs for the candidates. 28 X Mini-Parade