Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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AK l Li 5 ,M .Jrfmii M. 44 At the sound of the bell, Mr. Vetter til attempts to stop Dave Tebo and Nancy Lee in their mad rush for the door. Ben Norman Q21 is comparing answers with Robin Allred as Mrs. Bell looks away. Ron Rimmer and David Simpson l3l leave at the end of .gg ii? is Wt? Ji if 58-6 fifth period. Taking a test in Mr. Vet- ter's class, Candy Anderson Nl is in deep thought as Terri Holiday fills in the first page. ln a hurry to leave, catastrophe strikes Debbie McNally l5l as her books tumble out of her Iackerlbj. Sixth Period I 67

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As the final moments of fifth period ticked away, many seniors got ready to leave to go home or to work. Some seniors didn't have a ride home and had to stay to ride the bus. Others, however, had a special interest in a sixth period class and stayed. These were the students with a spe- cial desire for education. The sophomores and iuniors car- ried on as usual, going to sixth period as they would to any other class. However, know- ing that this was the last hour of another day of school, they kept watching the clock, wait- ing for that final bell . . . 'Wun- 66 I Sixth Period

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The Final Bell Signals the End of Study As the final bell rang the whole campus, moments before a peaceful, quiet cen- ter of learning, suddenly exploded with students rush- ing to their lockers and buses. The students going to the buses were rushed because 2 68 I Final Bell the buses pulled out at 2:30, and they wanted to get a good seat. Those students who drove to school did not have to hurry, but had time to talk to their friends about upcoming events or tomor- row's homework assignment.