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Acknowledgements Trident Staff: Denise Avard - Organizations Tim Blymire - Curriculum Nathan Claridy - Afternoon and Post School Phyllis Cockrell -Juniors Bobby Ellis - Sports Janet Floyd - Sophomores Jim Gentry - Organizations Laurie Grundy - PreSchool, Morning and Lunch Anthony Gruppso -Juniors Leslie Hall - Senior Sandy Harper - Sports LuAnne Ivey - Curriculum Nancy Mims - Advertisements Darlene Ritter - Social Hour Sherry Simpson - Sophomores Sharon Springer - Seniors Holly Stone - Index Donna Tidwell - Advertisements Theresa Walser - Social Hour Ginger Williams - Editor Lloyd Price - Sponsor Photographers: Ken Higginbotham Connie Murphy Lloyd Price Debbie Peeples Jeff Smith Tim Sumner Theresa Walser Lisha Williamson Candy Willoughby Bryn-Alan Photographers: Jim DeBoe Al Fischer David Macri Rick Nault Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company 1550 West Mockingbird Lane Dallas, Texas 75221 Taylor Representative Ron Binns Edited by: Trident Staff Kathleen Senior High 2600 Crutchfield Road Lakeland, Florida 33801 2 X Acknowledgements CG Copyright Kathleen Senior High Trident Staff 1977.
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TRIDENT 1 977 VCLUME 29 KATHLEEN SENIOR HIGH
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Foreword ln March of 1976 the 1977 Trident Staff began searching for a theme for the next yearbook. Throughout our search we kept in mind that a good yearbook should rel- ate to the times, be in good taste, record the year's activities as accurately and effectively as possible and be appealing to the students and faculty. It was to be a memory book, a record book and a public relations book. In an effort to break the monotony of traditional yearbooks, a new format has been incorporated by the staff. The book itself is divided into three sections: Part one, an informal section that deals with student's life both at school and away, part two, a formal section that includes portraits and group pictures of teams and clubs, and part three, the advertising and index. When you first receive the book you will probably carefully scrutinize the informal section for pictures of yourself and your friends enioying being students and living as young adults. You will probably iust glance at the formal section but in the future it will become valuable as a reminder of faces and names and a record of teams and organizations. This format was something new for the yearbook staff. There were many moments of uncertainty as we stepped off into something never before attempted. The end result of the months of planning, we feel, has all the elements hoped for and will be the proud possession of all subscri- bers. Foreword f 3
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