Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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WE MADE NEW FRIEND 3 MRF. l-l'CILE BRYANT. lwacl of tlw Engli-l1 N fl1'I1L1fIIHF'I1l and Iflafller of Bilrlv. ix Z1 gfiifllliilfh uf 5If'INl1Il and Wa-l1ing141n I-TllXfJI'NlIl1'N. Hvr f1x1r11r11rri4i-111111 L1r'1ixi1if'- arf- II'LiXf'llIlgl. garflm- iug. L1INl arlvixing 'l'a111 fJ.SlldIllf'I'. T41rc'l1 Clulm. -....,.-1 Ke'y+'11r'f. uml Quill and Svrull. She- iF 1111 11111- Jgmlnllf ' f1a11fli11g lvavllvr i11 the life nf l.alwla11fl lliggh Sfxllrrrrl. 'NIR CHENTER NI CALDWFIL 1 011 the UT around our School wrung lll'- tlurd war DCT coordlnator In lui 0plI'1l0I1 a teaclwr should be able 10 rcmam cx1lm Hr 1 ml IUI l 11 ll 111116 pmctlung 1I11s be uf 111 the 111101111 of 1119 Wheel Club wl11c'l1 he dllXI 1 26 NNXZ X X 1 I fdli lll L 1 1 1 illv l 2' Y' ll 1 . .il . . . Y - . 'S I-1 51 ,' I ' .,,, as I ' ' ' ' . - s re- s lf'l .4 fls' 3 l' gs . ' ' ' vs, ,Y .1 R Ixn Q . Q 7 1 l .Nut X- P' I ' -' ' ' f ' A 1 , S , X A . R ' 4 llill 11111 k11mv 111:11 NHS, I IFIW1- l'lIK'l'flY Q A MIN 11 -11'11ig1l11 sturlw-111 111 high wlwvvl 4111l 111l+-1l1v111ri4111 uf hvr g1r411l11411i11g 1-lux-5 Shel lffwx l1:1ll1w1-111 l'1 g uul 11up11l411' IIlllNll'. r1+'11 l'r1-Elm. Fl1' 1- lwpl lvu-3 iiI'1 uufl l.dlU'l.illfl lligh S4-I ml .11l1isi11g Iho- 4'l1f-1-1'l:-111le'1'-. l.iw11r'I1v'-. . l 1w1vli11-f Hirlf pl I xivul v-:l11vz11i4111.

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AND CLASSES FINALLY BEGAN Coming to us from Clinton. Indiana. HHS. FRANCES BARTOSZEK considers a genuine interest in students the main qualifiration of a teacher. In addition to tearhing typing and business English. -hp is a rnemhftr of thf- Pionette Business and Professional Wornanl Club. She onee Considered nur-ing as a eareer. Za , 4 NIR. ERIC HERE. our hand director. was born in a small summer resort town of Forest Lake. Nlinnesota. He graduated from college with a Masters' and a Haehelors' degree in music edu- cation. Mr. Berg. who has been teaehing for seven years. still looks upon his college days as his happiest. A native of Kentucky and proud of it is MISS RLITH H.-XI.L BROWN. teacher of Algebra II. She confesses that the past summer was spent in nursing a hroken knee. .-Xdvising the junior Class and the Civinettes to say nothing of the 'IiltI'l'l1 Clulm. ovvlipies muvh of her time.

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ND MET OLD ACQUAINTANCES 1 ull W o val ' qu , . no A ' I LM 'ny up . up Q4 'Um If -, 5 4 ll u ul n'l,,,,,, 'nur' a m,g,A ll nn pt lu . H 4 u nm vu I 1 . 'nv at on va 4 n nt W H VAN! ' 11:11 5 T. 4 VH ug ' vu In N m o X-3, vw gt --t.. I HI 4 'fx ,stil 2 A,1i:u l Y. i , ' ui' W ' 1 n WV u4mA7 U w , 'Q 4 N al m.'..f' mu.. .Z ' ' MHS. NEl.l.Ii B. CllfJ.'XTE names Lakeland High Schooll puhlications as one of thr- -trongc-t points of our whool. She: would cnjoy travflling to thc Ori:-nt Fonw slay and gin-- waiting a- ho-r pct pf-vw. Bfkirlew tcaching Fngliah III 'Nlra Choatt' is advisor of the Futurf' 'l'c-ache-rs' Cluh and lioncttcs. NIR. ,lflli CIM-XNTOX. If-achcr of phy-ical cduca- tion. ftatcf that next to his wonderful wife ,Ioann and small son Scotty. his fishing tackle is his faxoritc pow:-ffion. Coat-lt Clanton thinks that thif if thc hcft school lu- has cu-r we-cn. MRF. JEFFIE XIAE f,ll,XXlBEHF llfal niowfl to l.al-ielanfl whf-n Nhw wa- five yF'QfN old. Hp- flI'Lifll1Blfffl from Florida Southern Collcgw and i- now an inxtructor in liookkffqtingr I and ll. Klrx. Chanihcrx hax nffwr been far from thf- l tt. .lust imagine' a hu- trip cowfriiigg nine thou-and milf'-Y Linitcd Ftatv-. hut has haven arounf rl QT Af oft tt 5