Manatee High School - Cane Echo Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1957 volume:

1 gif. fl 51Af4-C-4 fl 'J,,41,kj Mm CULT, 71.Lf9v5,4faLf.1. MANATEE COUNTY HIGH FIGHTS THE FRUITFLY IN '57 BRADENTON FLGRID THE STUDENTS 225' 1-X k -32? 44 lg. THE TEACHERS ,xiii :ESQ fa ' 34 ' .Migssjh-3, ',.-2 .-,...., ., Q M us: LL .,fb , .:..,,:,,: E .-I 12 .. - -L - ur: . W A.. .....M.,M. THE NEW l-leckled, harassed, cmd haunted might describe the condition of MCHS' old, new, students, and teachers after invasion by one Freddie Fruitfly. Freddie s antics kept many MCHS car owners busy washing off spray not forgetting the fog his spray made on class room windows He tried to become a faculty member u his 2 plus 2 came out 5 i barged tn on college day we hear he sent in an application had the nerve to try on a Seniors cap and gown h lYou little stinkert finally persuaded Mrs Brumflel to class him a sop omore 'Q l-,I jx' tried to roll himself into the Wheel Club got some practice as a Baby Cane d d bar ing in on thought surely hed be a Senior Notable but en e up g another s picture N X learned how to handle a mean tennis racket X hld every time the spray plane came around chortled every time he realized that he was the theme of the l957 Manatee Leaves -e'?Xv ,JQSXXS0 4o'.0QySQy?' txsti QQ!! W x gf 6 .431 'YW ' 1 ' bt . ab B V lab i i I lllllllt l Y, ,, . l . X2 ' . xl ll l XXX x N Yet xx.'TStx sy - K gi 1 X 2+Ba. C, one who has carefully calculated his life . . .adding success others' lives . . . subtracting happiness from none . . . dividing years of teaching among students. . . giving multiple benefits all . . .the senior class of l957 dedicates this Manatee Leaves you, Mr. W. H. Ellsworth. 7 f-WJ sit' My '--nu.-, 'Xfq' WeWW,,.i'W -u. WLM in 17 9 F CULTY Dont leave untsl I dnsmlss you hand un your homework lost name first don t erase that qulet down keep these assugnment sheets I ll do nt next study day when will you ever learn UAQ ADMINISTRATIQN OO Superintendent of Public lr1sTrUC1ion B J. Hartley Blackburn O Om 0 nuths S 45 CD 1110 Gr ul I-'NS AN STAFF P.T.A, ofticers, left to right are, Mrs. Gilbert Arrant, Treas- urer, Mrs. E. J. Butterfield, President, Mrs. Anthony Plano, Corre- sponding Secretary. Not pictured are: Mr. Harper Kendrick, Vice-President, Mrs. John Hood, Recording Secretary. ,ws-er am kwa? Supervisor of Secondary Education, Homer L. Stevens, Supervisor of School Lunchrooms, Mrs. E. R. Brown, and Supervisor of Music, Howard B rumfiel spent many hours over their various iobs. Pictured here, Mr. Stevens studies a chemistry text, Mrs. Brown consults a lunch memorandum, while Mr. Brumfiel checks over his music supplies. ll flftul F Dmus OUR PRINCIPAL Typical day's routine for Mr. Davis could begin with a faculty meeting in room IO6. Following this meeting, Call- ing Mr. Carver , is o plea he voices many times. A day's work often includes a break for orange juice, but chances are he won't relax long. During the morning or afternoon one might see him advising students as he is pictured below. Afternoons are filled with more paper work, such as schedule changes, and special conferences. About 3:19 in the afternoon you might hear him say, Bus lo to replace bus 29 , before the bugle blows. His day doesn't end at 3:20, in fact he is around long after the building has been deserted. Still this busy man finds time to flash his friendly smile throughout the day. DEAN OF GIRLS MISS MILDRED EMMELHAINZ B.S., Physical Education Bring your own food, and some for me too. . . . Same size step . . .a true picture of school spirit. . . Drill Team sponsor . . . Student Council sponsor. . . . l fn zxmtxxtilrjf DEAN OF BOYS WHEELER B. LEETH B.S., MA., Head Coach Are you happy this morning?' '... coaches champions . . . most photographed mon in Manatee County . . . Concord Exchange sponsor .... DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE P R MRS. SARAH H. FLEMING IEIDRD A.B., M.A., English - ,.- X Recites poetry . . . in love with Shakespeare's JI! .A if work . . . anxious to help all. . . . 5 Q 4 O l IPh,B., Commercial X If . fjjf -- ' We want a steady, even stroke . Helpful in every way a friend TO everyone . . . Junior Tri-Hi-Y sponsor. E ,f A A K QuV g q '?y 2 MRS R IRVING BLANCHARD, JR. Q, J V +2 Z' MR. TROY E. ADAMS A.B., Social Studies Assistant Coach All right! Let's get quiet in there! Kentucky's the greatest state in the Union. Wheel Club sponsor, MRS. BETTY BRUMUEL Registrar Run these stencils for me, please All right, who's next? Alwoys excuses, excuses. MRS. VERA G. ALDERMAN B.A.E., Social Studies Don't leave now, wait until l dismiss you, Kindhearted, Words of wisdom Senior Tri-Hi-Y sponsor. MISS JOE BERTA BULLOCK B.S,, M.Ed., Journalism, Business Law, Director of Activities Listen chums , That's rich!! Publications advisor . Inter- Club Council and Quill and Scroll sponsor. MISS LOIS FRANCIS BARR B.S., B.A., Commercial Write these words many, many times Hove l told you about Tennessee drawl . . F. B. L. A and Red Cross sponsor. MISS ANN CANNON A.B., Art Remember to draw in the perspective Name the colors as they appear on the color wheel . , , Art Club sponsor. 'Q ofricinilvshvbi .ff 7' .7i.1.',1 ti. if MRS. WALTER CANNON AB., M.A., Spanish Entienden Vds? All those who missed that word may stand in the corner. . . Study Day co-ordinator. MR, CARL B. DELAY Vocational Electronics Always adds a kind word. Knows his business. Lends a helping hand in time of need. . Proiection Club sponsor. MISS MABEL D, CLARK B.S., M.A., Physical Education Now girls, head up shoulders back , get those legs up , push, and push, and push. . Cheer- leaders' sponsor. MR. PHILIP V. DOYLE BS., Ed.M., Science, Math I don't believe I'm making this hard enough. . . Understanding. . . . Science Club sponsor. MRS. ELIZABETH COOPER Office Secretary, Bookkeeper 'How much do you have today? . Writes receipts in her sleep. Smiles through turmoil. Counts and counts again. Always faithful, friendly, willing. MR. W. H. ELLSWORTH A.M., Mathematics Let's not beat around the bush. . . There's an Ethiopian in the wood pile. . Memories of 5I years teaching experience. . National Honor Society sponsor. MRS. ELIZABETH DAVIS A.B., Latin, English I want to pass this along because I know you will appreciate it. . . Latin Ban- quet. . Societas Latina sponsor. I5 FAC U LTY F CULTY ve MR. HUGH GRIFFITH B.S., Sociol Studies Now if you people con't come to order. . . . Fond of coffee .,., Proiection Club sponsor. MRS. LOUISE H. FRANK A.B., Sociol Studies Now, I think we hove o few reports this morning. . . . Knows her government. . Concord Exchonge sponsor. MRS, CLARENCE HARRISON B.A., M.A., Sociol Studies Now get this, students. A true historian. In favor of the United Notions. History Club sponsor. MRS. MARY C. GLADIS B.S,, Mothemotics CIoss, you'll hove to be quiet. , . Friendly to every person oround her. . . . Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y sponsor. MR. RAYMOND HAUSE B.S., Woodshop Let's stoy inside now, boys . . O.K,, you may go now.' '.,. Hoils from the Hoosier stote, MR. C. HARVEY GOBIN B.A., French, Engilsh This is the eosiest test I could hove given! . Thot's all right, girls. . . Key Club ond French Club sponsor. MR. HERALD H. HIGGINS B.S. Ed., Science You con tell o country's civilization by the omount of HQSO4 it produces. . . . M. C. H. S. Comero Club sponsor. MRS. RAYMOND L. HYDE A.B., M.A., Social Studies, English How nice you all look this morning. . Have you seen Darla McAnulty?' . ln charge of morning devotions. Future Nurses sponsor. ff 1 MRS. JOE A. KLEIN A.B., Mathematics Please be in your seats when the bell rings. . Now class. Wi ing to lend a hand. . . . Youth for Christ sponsor. MRS. CARL INGRAM Lunchroom Manager Move along, now. Do you want one or two rolls? . Always on the go. Plans variety of meals. . . Friendly to all. MR. RAYMOND E. LEE B.S., M.S., Vocational Agriculture Proud papa of new baby boy . out cigars .... Now, I . . . Future Farmers sponsor. MR. CECIL W, INGRAM Social Studies, Assistant Coach lt's going to be a rough game tonight, boys. . . Let's have a gossip column. . Hi-Y sponsor. MR. DONALD LlNTON B.S., Driver's Training, Assistant Coach f'Good attitudes are most important in driving. . . , Patient man. M Club sponsor. MRS. DUDLEY KEY A.B., M.A,, English Let's get back to . . .. . . Give your total concept of the ward. . . . Has a lot to say and says it in a hurry. . Senior Class and English Club sponsor. FACULTY MISS RUTH MILTON BS., M.A., Homemalcing 'fClass, please come to order. . . Sunny, smiling individual .... Future Homemakers sponsor. MR. EUGENE F. MAZZONE B.S., Speech, English You are the creator. . . . f'You must proiectf' I don't expect you to be another Judith Anderson, . . . Dra- matics coach. MR. .I. G. MONTGOMERY B.S., M.A., Science Standard operating procedure. Thought for the day. . . , You will be responsible for this drawing on the test. MRS. GRACE W. MCCARTY B.A., Science You must have a scientific attitude. Petunia lives here. . Returning after a year's leave of absence. . . favorite of Sophomores. . . . Anchor Club and Sophomore Class sponsor. MR. WILLIAM Y. MORRISON, JR. B.E., Drafting, Math Quit whistling! '..,' 'Get out of the windows. . . Get your instru- ments, boys. MR, EDWARD K. MCNULTY B.B,A., Diversified Co-operative Training Always helpful .... A sense of humor. . . Chairman of football ticket sales. , , D. C. T. Club sponsor. MRS. PAUL PARRISH B,A,, English Now children . . ,.' '... Small, but powerful of mind .... In charge of the school supply store. MRS. ROY A. PATTEN A.B., English English is my business. . lf you have nothing to do, don't do it here. . . .Sponsors annual Junior Magazine Drive. MR. ORVIN A. SALE B.Music, M.Music Orchestra Get those fiddles upl . Always smiling. . . Likes violins. MR. CHARLES QUARMBY B.S., B. Music, Band Let's try it again.' '... Elected to American Bandmasters Association. . Loves music. . Friendly word for everyone he meets. . Former clari- netist. MISS MARY JANE SHAMP BBA., M.S., Library Well that's finished! Noted as school's human almanacf' Library Club sponsor. MR. WILIAM ROTH B. Music, M. Music Vocal Organizations Turn blue but don't breathe. Put the tone in the back of your head. Shift gears, Sopranos. . . Music Honor Society sponsor. MISS LETlTlA SILVER B.S., Commercial FACULTY We'll get to that later. . . Former gi M. C. S. gradguate. Small, but THE OVENH nice things come in small packages .... me aeaiwwis eww F. T. A. sponsor. MRS. PAUL RUSHLANDER AB., English, Science They took away my biology? . Energetic. . . Likes anything that crawls. . . Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y sponsor. l9 W we Pta.a:vw'JA H W .vruilw NYY 0050135 0 WED F CULTY vw LITILAL SFR I r MR. WILLIAM N, VARDYAN B.A., B.S., English, Spanish lf you fail this course it will be your fault, not mine. , Gesturing elocutionist. . . . Pan American Club sponsor, MRS. C. B. STEWART B.S., M,A., Mathematics One point off homework for talking. . . A cheerful individual. . . Always smiling .... Future Teachers sponsor. MISS NAOMI M, VAUGHT B.S., M.S., Homemaking A good homemaker must have good techniques. . . Where's the bobbin case? . . Future Homemakers sponsor. MR. GEORGE A. STROUSE B.S., M.S., Physical Education, Assistant Coach All right, get quiet or you'll run laps. . Coached a champion track team tor two years-hoping for three. MR. JOHN S. WOODWARD Machine Shop What do you want? , You are a nice boy. I like you, I would do anything in the world for you, but . . .. Boat lover, versatile ,... TEC Club sponsor. MR. STRATO ELI TELVELY A.B., B.S., English, Social Studies Now then 'fTake it with a grain of salt. . . . Likes .o play Santa Claus Junior Class sponsor MR. A. W. CARVER Head Custodian This was on the floor-was it to be thrown away? . . . Keeper of the keys .... Paged over the public ad- dress system daily, Y I FAC LTY MRS. PERL FARMER Boolclceeper New addition to the faculty . . . cheerful, well-organized worker. Records bills, sends bills, receives more bills. MR. DONALD SHORK Spanish, English Progressed from intern to member of the faculty when Mr. William VarDyan ree signed in February. Buy At Large . . taught military tactics in Japan. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Ethel McEwen and Mrs. Leona Gill butter rolls tor student lunches. CAFETERlA WORKERS Cbelow, leftl: Mrs. Dagmar Wallace and Mrs. Lois Haywood pre- pare food for the school lunches. KITCHEN HELP. On the iob are. Eddie Johnson, Carril Patrick, Della Henderson, Dorothy Parrimon, Mallisie Rountre, Jua- nita Valdez. 'rv--MN. V 2. l he we r 'ii 4. fmvi 15 C 1 B I 9 S UQ 'Q Q 'IRQ' x, V - Q ' .,f if M I l X x Q trkxi Q , 1 x 1 'X A 'X .AII h hs. s Bs 5 1 .3 y L 1 , I V O ..2'-1:71 4 Q kY,4 ,sf?'f'f. Bn, , +- V.. P., ,'. L. 4 ,bf A 1 I, if ' .Nuff fAee, .ibear Wana le CLASSES Jlaff JJZW Wafef.f fo My apiril guicbng XQLJW we Alek, Z, My name alzvkng. .fdmoml in Courage, We 2,0 hom Lani A500119 fe SEIXIIDRS ROBERT BERT ACKLES HM Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2g Jamboree 2, Lunch Room Monitor 4. ELIZABETH ARLYNNE ADAMS Pan Amerucan Club 2 3 4 Hxstory Club 4 Trl Ht Y 2 4 Future Home makers 4 NAOMI LOIS ADAMS Lamer Englush Club 3 Prestdent 4 Future Nurses 2 Corresponding retary 3 Band 2 Operetta 2 3 4 Jamboree 2 3 4 A Youth 2 Gnrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Concord Exchange 4 Musxc Honor Soclety 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Soruetas Latlna 3 es- WILLIAM LEONARD ALDREDGE lll otball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Jamboree 2 3 Student Council Alternate 4 Lamer Englesh Club 4 M Club 2 3 4 Class Presudent 2 Ackles Adams E Adams N Aldredge FORWARD EVER BACKWARD NEVER ARRIVAL LADY CLAIRE ALLEN TrnHuY 2 3 4 Allled Youth 2 Pan Amerucan Club Future Busuness Leaders 3 4 JAMES LLOYD ALLUMS RAYMOND RUDOLPH ALLUMS H limes? CLYDE BEN AMLONG Future Farmers 2 3 Reporter 4 CHARLES F ANDERSON ' 'fit Track 3 4 M Club 3 4 Sclence Club MARTHA LAINE ANDERSON Socletas Latuna 2 Band 2 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Orchestra 3 Vlce Presndent 4 History Club 3 4 Future Nurses 4 Jamboree 3 Operetta 3 Concord Exchange 4 Musuc Clnnuc 4 fax Allen Allums J AllUIT1S R Amlong Anderson C Anderson M M i I I I . I I L at 3 I I' I Sec f ,L ,l , Q I , , g llied z E V, I ' , 2 I I I f I ' I . ., X , FO , f : I I 1 , 1 ' QL Vvww. I :I ,T 1 ' ' 2 , I 1 . ,VU .X 1 A . X f , A . , fia. figs ' 1 ,gy I I - .fl ux I I I l I l f b ' , L W-4' ' 1 Ng, 1 A ' fs, J, Y'-I. v.:lf'l3ffi I 'V-L -H 1, L . ' 4. -..- r -Q-:Q 1 Q I I I 1 . ef I 4:1 , I . . . l , .'A 7 . 7, . SENIORS JAMES ROBERT ANDERSON THOMAS LEE ANDERSON Allled Youth 2 Student Councnl 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Key Cub SecretaryTreasurer 3 4 M Club 2 3 4 Bugler 3 4 BETTY ANN ARMSTRONG Tru H1 Y 2 Future Busuness Leaders 4 SANDRA KAYE ARRANT Pan Amerucan Club 2 3 M Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 Student Councnl Alternate 2 3 Concord Exchange 4 Junuor Play Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 2 4 TRUDY DARLENE ASHBY Tru HIY 3 4 Operetta 3 Muxed Chorus 3 ED LEE AYERS JR Pan Amerlcan Club 4 Hnstory Club 2 3 4 IAct Play 2 fi Anderson J Armstrong OF SENIOR RINGS BRISTLING CAMPAIGNS Ashby Ayers Baden Bear Beasley Behme A ,hasnt Anderson T Arrant EARL WALTER BADEN JR I Act Play 2 Annual Staff 4 Wheel Club 4 CATHERINE SUZANNE BEAR Socuetas Lahna 2 Lamer Englnsh Club 3 4 P Amerlcan Club 2 3 4 Future Homemakers 4 Hnstory Club 4 French Club 4 RUTHIE EULENE BEASLEY Allied Youth 2 Trl HI Y 2 ARTHUR KENNETH BEHME JR Transferred from Faurborn Hugh Fairborn Ohno Band 3 4 Camera Club 4 'K I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - - l 11 11 , ' '. 1 1 1 1 1 1 - V' y g'- i - I L .QI . . I Q A 1 ' I 11 11 D ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 p 35 I 1 - ' ' 1 I I ' , . I 1 1 I ' - ,. , . , . I 0 1-5 . my ,1 Eff 1 1 - I ...,.,. - - Ii ' I 7 :L X5 1 '-1:-fl., J X V, - . ' J 5 1 1 1 -g, ,, 'F' ' ' I , . . l 1 ' 1 1 i 1 , . SENIGRS W BARBARA JEANNE BEAHME Transferred from Fairborn High Fairborn Ohio. Future Homemakers 3 President 4- Art Club 3 4- History Club 3 4- Ban 3 4. DAVID MARION BELL Student Council 2 Alternate 3- Key Club 2 3 President 4- Societas La ina 2 3. DILLARD MALCHOLM BENNETT WILLIAM CURTIS BERRYHILL JR. Hi-Y 4- Art Club 4- Camera Club . Forward ever Backward never say the seniors Helping them carry out their class motto are the four senior officers and Sponsor Mrs Lois Key Planning for the Moonlight Ball an all school dance and the senior assembly have kept these four on their toes Grouped around a table in the library are Rosemary Davison three year officer this year secretary Linda Kendrick secretary in her sophomore year and now treasurer Mrs Key Senior English teacher Robby Terry vice presi dent Newton Youngblood president after two years as vice president Q-1. 4 ,A W V ,MTR .. .,.. ' f , ..-. cyl' Football 3, Proiection Club 4, Radio Club 4, rec Club 4. ' I I 4 3539552 lips 26 S 4 -1-., Y f Behme, B. Bell Bennett Berryhill WILLIAM L BLACKRICK Transferred from Everett Hugh Lansung Mnchngan Youth for Chrlst 4 Baseball 4 Band 4 DIANE NANCY BLAKE TruHuY 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Jamboree Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Art Club 3 4 ELIZABETH JOAN BLANCHARD Transferred from DeLand Hugh DeLand Flornda Lanner Englush Club 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club 4 Socuetas Latina 3 Hlstory Club 4 Future Teachers 4 MARIA RIXIE BOEKEE Pan Amerucan Club 2 3 Drlll Team 2 3 4 Gurls Glee Club 3 Vnce Presrdent 4 Macohn Staff 4 M Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Jamboree 3 Library Secretary Treasurer 4 Musnc Clnnlc 4 Boyd Brown, C Brown, G Brown, M SEIXIIORS Blackrlck Blake Blanchard Boekee Bolyard Boosmger LARRY CHARLES BOLYARD Track 2 3 Socnetas Lahna 2 JAY BERNARD BOOSINGER Socletas Latma 2 Mens Chorus Vuce Presndent 3 Key Club T ms2 3 4 IActPIay3 M Club2 3 4 SONDRA JOAN BOYD Trl Hu Y 3 4 Art Club 4 Future Nurses 4 CONNIE LOU BROWN Anchor Club 2 3 4 Student Council Alternate 2 Member 3 4 Pan Amencan Club 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Concord Exchange Secretary Treasurer 4 Gnrls Glee Club 4 GEORGIA LEE BROWN Anchor Club 2 Idaho Exchange 3 Drnll Team 2 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Llbrary Staff Club 4 M Club 3 4 Snow Queen 4 MARTHA CAROLYN BROWN Future Homemakers 2, 3, Future Buslness Leaders 3, Presldent 41 Concord Exchange 4 27 . I . I . . I 1 1 - '- '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 ' 1 1 1 1 . 3 j . I I F ' ' . . I I . F C 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' . ' . ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' , ' , n 11 1 1 1 I f I I F l 1' Staff Club, Vice-President 2: Inter-Club Council, I I . . l ' ' 1 ' 1 ' - ' 1 31 41 en ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . '- '- 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 . . ' ' , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 11 , 1 1 1 - SENIDRS Broxson Brumtt Bunton Capoleas TERRY LEE CAMPBELL cuetas Latnna 2 3 HIY 4 u 4 mertcon Club 3 4 Wh el Club 4 Tack 3 MARY ALYCE CARTER D Team 3 4 Tru HIY 4 Art Club 4 Annual ff 4 M Club 4 Future Homemakers 3 4 GLENN ARTHUR CHADBOURNE n Amerucan Club 2 3 Key Club 3 4 Hts u 2 3 eball 2 4 Baslc TERRY LAWRENCE CHRISTIE Art Club 3 TEC Club 4 CLAIR CLAPROOD E C Club ALCUS ED BROXSON Future Farmers 2, 3, 4. BETTIE ANN BRUMIT Future Teachers 2 Lanter Englnslw Club 4 History Clu 4 Fu ure Bustness Leaders 3 4 ,- ROBERT WINFRED BUNTON Football 2 Track 2 3 Pan Amertcan Club 2 3 4 Natnonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Student Counctl 3 Alternate 4 KALLIOPE CAJOLEAS Ma orette 2 3 An hor Cl b 2 3 4 History Club 2 3 Jumbo Candtdate 2 3 Student Council Vnce Prestdent 4 Oflnce Worker 4 Future Bustness Leaders 3 4 TrnHtY Vtce Presndent 2 Homecomtng Sponsor 4 RANDALL DAVID CALDWELL TEC Club 4 ROUSING PEP MEETINGS BLAZING Caldwell Campbell Carter Chadbourne Chrtstle Claprood I . . I . b I ' I , , 3 5 I t , , C u , , , ' , 5 ree I 50- - , , u , UM CI b 3, , Pun A ' , z 6 J V f 4- -' ----g 3, rill , g '- '- 1 2 Sta it. ,, I , . ,4 if Y A Pa ' , : , J ' l0l'Y Cl b , , Bas , 3, , etboll 2, 3. T. . 4 4, FLORENCE ESTELLE CLOUD Jamboree 2, Court 3, Future Homernakers 2, M Club 4, Anchor Club 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Art Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Outstanding Art Student 3, Annual Staff 4, I-Act Play 2, 4, French Club 4. CHARLES AUBREY COKER Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Track 3, M Club 2, 3, 4. EDGAR RICHARD COLES Ill Band 2 3 Socictas Latina 2 Lanier English Club 4 Golf NELL FAYE COLLINS Future Homernakers 3 4 Future Busuness Leaders 4 Lanier English Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Worker 4 PAUL EUGENE COMBS Future Farmers 3 4 Key Club 3 4 SEIXIIDRS ua SQ!! Nw' Cloud Coker Coles Coll ns BONFIRES PRECISION HALF TIME SHOWS 953 in as .bww Liv QF' Combs P Combs R Cortrlght Courtney Crowson Culbreoth RICHARD ROBINSON COMBS M Club 2 3 4 Youth for Christ 3 Vice President 4 S cietas Latina 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Golf 2 3 4 Concord Exchange 4 DAVID LEE CORTRIGHT Band 4 Track 4 ROSALYNNE OCINE COURTN EY Societos Latina 2 Future Teachers 2 T HIY 3 History ClJb 3 4 Lanier English Club 4 Annual Sta 4 Future Nurses 3 I DONALD TINKHAM CROWSON Protection Club 2 3 IAct Play 2 Camera Club 3 4 President 3 Allied Youth 2 Annual Staff 3 Macohl St ff 2 3 Qu Il and Scroll 3 TEC Club Secretary 4 THOMAS EUGENE CULBREATH X 5 Y 1 3' ILL 5 li- ., A V O fm ,L I ,. -I , r' V S' 5 V , : A f ' I ..., if ' -' , , 5 I , , 1 C ,I 3. ' O F A I 1 F l I I f I A , . 57 ,fi .... It ,V - X X Transferred from Lakeview High, Lakeview, Michigan. 5 f :I I' . I 4 1 1 ri- 'A , .U A , vmizf 'f l I -' . . ' N ' 5 I , . I . F I ' 1 , ' G , : I , , I ' 11, I Mig V4 , ., 51 ,1 ,, 5 SIEIXIIDRS 'E' Curry Danlel Damels Davndson Davns I Dcvus J ROSEMARY DAVISSON ernate 2 3 Hall Monltor 3 4 u 4 TrnHIY 2 Lnbra Staff Club 2 Class Secretary 2 4 Class Treasurer 3 LEAH KAYE DEEM u ent Councll 2 3 4 Te 3 4 Anchor 3 4 Allred Youth 2 Olfuce Worker 4 Jamboree Candudate 3 Natuonal onor Socsety 3 4 Future Busmess Leaders 3 4 M Club 3 Homecommg Sponsor WINIFRED LOUISE DELAMARTER Transferred from Grand George Central Grand George New York Youth for Chrmst 4 DAVID WILLIAM DENNIS HIY 2 Progectuon Club 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 Idaho Exchange 3 Musuc Honor Socuety 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Lubraruan 4 Back Staae Crew 4 Youth for Chrust 4 Music Clrmc 4 0 SANDRA JILL CURRY Future I-Iornemakers 2, 4. BARBARA JEAN DANIEL ure Hmemakers2 3 4 TrHY2 3 An Youth 2 Dlversrfued Cooperative Training Secretary 3 BARBARA RAE DANIELS n Amerrcan Club 2 3 At Cl b 3 Fu u Homemakers 2 IAct Play 4 Gurls Glee Club 4 Macohu Staff 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 Annual Staff 4 JUANITA DAVIDSON uure Honemakers 2 3 I I Ar Youth 2 IRMA GAIL DAVIS Allred Youth 2 Future Hornemakers 2 3 Dlverslfled Cooperatxve Tralnmg 4 Art Club 4 JAMES RICHARD DAVIS Socuetas Latuna 2 Idaho Exchange 3 Student Councll Alternate 2 3 I Act Play 4 Football 2 Art Club 4 448 pa' Davlsson Deem Delamcrter Dennis wi Fut O , , 5 l- l- , 5 2 ,I My 4 4 Pa ' , , r u 2, 5 t re I. A 5 Y 1 H- p- X: I I : 'P 1, 1 Yin ' F I I , , Tr'-H'-Y 2, 4, :red ' .5 I ki f :,. 2 1 Y ii H , I ' 1 I A A 1 2 I bg 1 1 - 1 1 . Anchor Club 2, 3, Secretary 41 Drill .Team 2, 3, 4, Student Council gf , . Alt 1 1 A 1 1 M CI b 31 1 4- '- 1 A VY I I ,. -' ' 1 1 . ' 'S ' ill . St d , , J Tri'Hi-Y 2g Drill am 2, , 1 Club I I tl H, I ' 1 ,Q ' l 1 5 H H I' 1 4: -'- I ' , I S ,rfb Suffix 1 1 A 1 1 1 I V 1' 2 , 1 ' Y - 1 I A in ,. rr ' 5 3 . SENIURS M. C. H. S., not to be outdone by the '56 Presidential Election held its own political campaign. These eight senior office seekers whirled through a week of handing out slogan cards and dreaming p unusual posters to plaster the walls of M C H S They clemaxed the election week by holding a iam session in front of the school Pictured exchanging campaign ideas are Front row Newton Youngblood Rosemary Davisson Linda Kendrick and Ann Summers Back row Sam Bell Bill Aldredge Robby Terry and Bob Sweat 171 X WWW ei DeWitt Dnxon Dorst Down ing JOHN ROGER DEWITT Jamboree 3 MOLLY DAWES DIXON Mixed Chorus 2 Jamboree 2 History Club 3 Future Business Leaders 4 Tri HIY 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Operetta 2 SALLY MATTHYS DO RST Band 2 Tri Hi Y 2 Future Teachers 2 3 Reporter 4 Societas Latina 2 ldoho Exchange 3 Lanier English Club 3 4 Drill Team 3 4 Manager 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Annual Editor 4 1 Act Play 4 M Club 4 Girls State 3 ELLA LORRAINE DOWNING Mixed Chorus 4 31 ' ' u Z I 4 I I u 1 - 1 1 t . 1, 'I 1. in! 1: N ,X A . -4 . 7 1- - -1: .'ug5gf'?, I 1. 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 4 1 ' 'vw 1 . . 1 eg gs 1 , - - 1 I ' 'P T ijt ' X' V. -.rg Q3 Q W .::f .- 1 Moses: -' K. 1 4- 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 3 ' 1 1 A 1 11 11 4 1 - 1 1 4 L .-9 SENIDRS DARION DUBOIS Basebal' 2, 3, 4g TEC Club 4, Art Club 3, President 4. JOYCE ANTOINETTE EASON Youth for Clwrast 3 4, Trl-I-IIYY 4 LOLA FRANCES EDWARDS transferred from tvlooresvllle High, Moaresville, Indiana, Girls' Glee Club 45 Tr:-Ht-Y 4. ' JOHN ROGER ELLIOTT Q I Future Farmers 2, Presrdent 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Track 2, Student Counctl 3 Macchn Staff 2 NANCY ELAINE EMRICI-I Youth to Christ 3 Secretory 4 Tru I-In Y Dubots Eason Edwards Elltot TRYING TO REMEMBER CLASS COLORS AND WILLIAM WARREN ENTZMINGER Mustc Honor Socuety 3 4 Hlstory Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 Pres1dent4 Concertmaster 4 SocIetasLat1na 2 ,te Gm Musnc Clumc 4 HECTOR .IANSEN ESTRUP Art Club 3 4 Baseball 4 ROBERT LEE ETHEREDGE Socletas Latuna 2 Student Councnl 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Htstory Club 2 3 Lanuer Englush Club 4 Key Club 2 3 Vnce Presudent 4 Natsonal Honor ocnety 3 4 M Club 3 4 InterClub Councu Track 4 ROBERT GEORGE FIRKINS WUI- Lanter Engltsh Club 3 4 Socletas Latma 2 Htstcry Hom u 3 Club 3 4 Basket a Track 4 I Act Play 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Jamboree 3 HENRY GORDON FLOYD 5 Emrlch Entzmlnger Esfrup Etheredge Fnrknns Floyd 4, V ' , , - - 4, sl' M-4 1 I 4 X x S- I IIHIH ' I 'I -l4i f ' It ct b , 4, HMM ' ', , b II 23, 3, 4, I' llet . , :I-:j j-'C .jg jx WANDA JUNE FORD Art Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Diversified Cooperative EUGENE DONALD GALLO TEC Club 4, Radio Club 4. RENEE MILDRED GARCIA Art Club 2, 3, 4, Future I-Iomemakers 3. ROGER LEE GARD Training 4. Proiection Club 3, President 4, TEC Club 4, Pan American Club 3, 41 Hi-Y 2, 3. ROBERT HARRIS GAYLE Club 2 3 T C ub SEIXIIORS Ford Gallo Garcia Gard FLOWER OF BLUE AND SILVER RED ROSE 'inn as Goyle Geiser Gibson Grllett Geisler Gover PATRICIA ANN GEISER Future Homemakers 3 Tri HIY 3 4 Band PHYLLIS GEISLER Mixed Chorus 2 3 JANET LOUISE GIBSON Allied Youth 2 Library Staff Club 2 President 3 Diversified Cooperative Training 4 GROVER EARL GILLETT T Club 3 HiY 2 JOHNNIE LOU GOVER Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Allied Youth 2 TriHiY Art , , E CI 2, 3. , lu . FZ! I I 0 r '- '- , 1 2, 3- ' , , 4. QV-if: L. A , ,j u EC , 1 . In lgllifiyxjgf ' ' 7 7 ' ' W ' 1 ::M ' QQgii13V sl 1 SEIXIIORS 'Sv' Graham Greenhalgh 43 Grant G th 'Uhr Greene Gundersen FRANCIS PATRICK GRAHAM otball 2 3 r k u Allred Youth 2 Hustory Club 3 4 Future Farmers 4 THOMAS EARL GRANT A Club 2 3 4 BETTY LOU GREENE Tru HIY 4 Art Club 4 Jumor Red Cross EMMA ESTELLE GREENHALGH Future Business Leaders 3 Reporter 4 Lanner Englush Club 4 Future Homemakers 4 Hustory Club 4 Office Worker 4 Art Club 2 3 JALANE CLARA GRIFFITH Allred uth 2 T HIY 3 Chaplan Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Hustory Club 4 WILLIAM GUNDERSEN TEC Club 2 Radio Club 2 Hup two three four colors halt' shouts the Drull Team Color Guard as they holt on the 30 yard lane at Hawkms Stadlum Thus quartet of sensor gurls marched wlth the Hurrncane Band prior to the playnng of the Star Spangled Banner each home football txlt Mass Mlldred Emmelhalnz Drall Team Coach selected thus color guard from her 72 member squad Reading from left to rnqht are Kaye Deem, Rnxue Boekee, Lando McKee and Lnnda Hunt Incndentally, Holland born Rlxle carried the Amerlcan Flag Not pictured are Beate Meyer and Susue Summers who served as alternates 34 Fo , , 45 Tac' 2, 45 M Cl b 2, 3, 4, . 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' Yo 5 ri- '- 2, , An 4, A .X . . v. 2 - buggi - -ius Age g li , 5 - A i I I A rtttt JON GUTHRIE Football 2 PEYTON HALL Transferred from Rome Georgua Socnetas Latrna 4 Student Councnl 4 ALICE MARLYN HARKINS Tru HIY 4 Future Busnness Leaders 4 Lanner Englrsh Club 4 French Club 4 CHARLES GREGORY HARPER Future Farmers 2 3 Sentinel 4 Football 4 GEORGE ROBERT HARTIGAN ootball 3 Track 2 3 4 u Hefner, M Henderson Hanes Hofmerster SENIORS 'il mi Pu 'Nw Guth re Ha Harxms Har er Hartugan Hefner J JACQUELINE HEFNER Art Club 2 3 Secretary 4 Musnc Honor Socuety Vlce Presudent 4 Future Homemakers Hustorncln 4 Band 2 3 4 Youth for Chrlst 4 MARTHA ELLEN HEFNER Musuc Honor Society 3 4 Camera Club 4 Band 2 3 GEORGE ARTHUR HENDERSON Football 2 3 Co Captaun 4 Track 2 3 4 Future Farmers 2 Club 2 3 Presldent 4 GERALD ALLEN HINES lversnfled Cooperatuve Tralnlng 3 V1cePresxdent 4 BETTE CHARMAINE HOFMEISTER Drnll Team 2 3 4 Tr: HrY 2 3 Secretary 4, Allred Youth 2, Future Nurses 4, Concord Exchange 4, Pan Amerncan Club 2, 3, Hnstory Club 3, M Club 3 4 35 K I 7 I . 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Cl b 3 National Honor Society 3 4- Pan American Club 3 Hnstory u , , , Boys' State 3, Concord Exchange, President 4, Student Council 2, 3: Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Wheel Club, Vice-President 4: Inter-Club Council 4, M Club Q, 3, 4. JO ANN HUGGINS Jamboree Court 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Trl-Ht-Y, Prestdent 4, 'M' Club 2, 3. LINDA LEE HUNT Socuetas Lottna Q, Future Teachers 4, Band 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Drill Team 3 4 Gtrls' Glee Club 3, 4, Macohl Staff 4, Lanier English Club 4, I Concord Exchange 4, Jamboree 3, l-Act Play 3. SALLY ANN HUSTED nd 2 4 Mustc Hon S I 4 Lat sh Club Yo f C rts 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Socte s La Ina 2 3 ENTERTAINING DANCES DRAMATIC bf in iss NE 5 Huth James Irw n Jacobs Jones E Jones M NEEDHAM BRYAN JONES Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Concord Exchange 4, History Club 4, Wheel Club, President 4, M Club 3, 4. PATTY LOU JONES Band 2 3 4 Socnetas Latnna Reporter 2 lAct Play 3 Lamer English Cub 3 4 Hustory Club 3 Secretary 4 Musuc Honor Socnety 3 4 Future Teachers 4 RONALD PATTERSON JONES Camera Club 2 3 4 Pan American Club 3 4 Track 3 WILLIAM EDWIN JONES Track 2 TEC Club 4 Radio Club 4 ARTHUR WILLIAM JUERGENS JR MAXINE SELMA KAYSER Drull Team 2 3 Tr1HlY 2 3 Pan Amerncan Club 2 Future Busmess Leaders 3 Dnversnfled Cooperatnve Trannung 4 HORACE NOBLE KEMP I Act Play 2 3 4 Pan Amertcan Club 3 Student Counctl Alternate Junior Play 3 Musnc Honor Socuety Presldent 4 Hlstory Club 4 Lanner Englush Club 4 Prolectcon Club 4 Band 2 3 4 PLAYS COLOSSAL JAMBOREE FESTIVAL Kemp Ktlcrease Kayser Kermode Juergens Kendrack SENIORS N x Jones N Jones P Jones R Jones W LINDA FRANCES KENDRICK Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 4 Socnetas Latma Club 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 Gnrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Macahn Staff 4 Tr1H1Y Presld nt 2 Natuonal Honor Soctety 3 4 M Club 4 Jamboree 2 3 Anc or Club 2 3 Gtrls State 3 Qulll and Scroll RUSSELL TRAVERSE KERMODE Camera Club 4 TEC Club 4 Prolectxon Club 4 ANITA LOUISE KILCREASE TrnH1Y Secretary 2 Future Homemakers 2 Anchor Club 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Lamer Englnsh Club 4 nnual Staff 4 lAct Play 3 M Club 3 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 ' ' l 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 .f 1 1 1 ' 1 1 V 1 1 ' A I ' 1-4 Qjlf , 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 ' if k if 3 , -. , ,sky - . l ' i. 1-. . .l . 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Q ' 'A -E41 :E ' t 1 ' 1 , 1 I 5 ff We , SENIGRS Kllpatrtck Ktmmnck Klnslow M K'PPUX ,wh- Knnslow L Knox SARA ANN KNOX xed Chorus 2 3 4 4 Op 4 Fut Business Leaders 3 4 Musnc Honor Socuety 4 Socletas Latma Teachers 2 4 4 Hts or B n 2 3 4 Football BARBARA GAY LACKEY Lanxer Englush Club 3 4 Tru Hu Y 2 4 SARAH LOYE LARK 2 Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Vice Presndent 3 Future Future Nurses 3 Vnce Presndent 4 Pan Amerncan Club Clu 3 4 lnterClub Councnl 3 4 Camera Club Secretary3 PARRICIA ANN LATIMER Junior Play 3 Camera Club 4 Musuc Honor Socnety 4 JAMES HOBERT LAWSON 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Future Farmers 3, M Club 3, 4 38 KELLY WAYNE KILPATRICK Track 2 ALBERT DONALD KIMMICK LOIS GERALDINE KINSLOW Future Homemakers 4 Operetto 3 Future Busnness Leaders 3 4 MARY JACQUELINE KINSLOW sed Youth 2 Sudent Councnl 2 3 4 Futur Busuness Leaders 3 4 Future Homemakers 3 4 HARRIETT KAE KIPPAX Socnetas Latma 2 Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 Hxstory Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Future Nurses 3 Camera Club 3 Lackey Lllfli Latnmer Lawson,-l X- Alle , 1 1 , , , Q Q1 'l' ' 5 s I Mi , , , Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, , eretta 2, 3, 1 ure 1 'hz 41 ' ii, iex, 31 1 AT Y b 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 Od 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' . Seven seniors represented M. C, H. S. last June at Boys' and Girls' State in Tallahassee. Pictured first is Tommy Andersonu Citizen of Air Force County. Second row left, is Linda Kendrick, who was a school board member and gave flag dedication prayer Next to her is Sally Dorst, Nationalist School Superintendent nominee, Education Committee Chair- man, City Commissioner, and Representative. Third row boys are: Tom McEachern, Senator, Rufus Moretz, Representative, Arthur Rowe, City Councilman, House Bill Clerk, and Bill Howard, County Commissioner. tr V 55 U3 nz 55 mi- OIL O. ru:-l-ua-an-u-up SENIORS I 'SQ MARY JOAN LAWSON Future Homemakers 2 3 EDWARD MORRIS LAYFIELD Future Farmers 2 TEC Club 4 DAVID LESLIE LEE TEC Club 4 Radio Club Presiden 4 DENNIS RICHARD LEE ootball 2 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 3 Art Club 3 CU Prolection Club 2 Wheel Club Parliamentarian 4 39 z ' , ' t . A :,.:-' .. F 2 y I I F ,,M,, y b 3, 4? . R by I an g - gi'-'ra SENIORS i , ,r 2 Aff, s r, , ,,,, f y -f f lbs lk-Il I .Q n . Football 2, 3, 4, Hustory Club Future Nurses Lundqunst Lnpp Logue Lnptrot ROBERT EARL LINDQUIST Baseball 2, 3, 4, TEC Club 4. EVERT E. LIPP, JR. TEC Club, Vice-President 4, WANDA LEE LIPTROT Tri-Hi-Y 4. ALAN BLAKE LOGUE Track 2, 3, 42 M Club 2 Library S taff Club, Treasurer 4. DORIS WATHENA LOVE TrlHlY 3 4 Future Busan CHARLOTTE AUDREY LOWE f rred from Brooksvnlle Flornda Trans e 4 Lanxer English Clpb 4 Homecom , 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4, Leaders 3 4 mg Sponsor 4 LONG AWAITED HOLIDAYS CRAMMING CHARLES EUGENE MALLARD CL' n ory Club 3 Vs Presndent 4 B nd 2 ff 4 Allred Youth 2 Socuetas kr 4 Orchestra 3 Annual Sta I h Club 4 Lama 2 Lanler Engns 5? MARILYN H MANEY Transfered from Abnngton Hugh Abmgton Massachusetts Duversrhed Cooperatlve Traznmg MICHAEL H MANEY Transfered from Abnngton Hugh Abington Massachusetts Baseball 4 Basketball 4 SAMUEL OSCAR MARSH Club 3 Secretary Treasurer A Prolectnon 4 TEC Club 4 4 .gsm '51 iw' Radio Club 'Akin' Love Money Qw- Eels 'V' l'Z,'.- 7 WSE WN Lowe M Maney Mike J Mallard Marsh I ' 2, 3, '- '- , g 'ess , . 5'3- ' I H'st , 'ce- ' f a , 3, 4, . LL , . . L I A ,. A I I I r . . , ' . . 1 .- :ll A ' 35 I ' ,fo-fl ff 1 fs I I X I 1 - Z I A 14 flu S as , ,f v E : L I - ..,,,,A tsl ii A 5' ' f Fil - 'E EDMON BERT MARTIN Idaho Exchange 3g History Club 4, Lanier English Club 4f Societas Latina 3g Track 3, 4g Wheel Club, Secretary 4, KIMBLE GENE MARTIN Allied Youth 2g History Club 3, 4g Student Council 44 Wheel Club 4- Lanner Engllsh Club 4 Duverslfued Cooperative Training 4 NANCY HURD MARTIN Future Hornernakers 3 4 Tru Hn Y 4 Mnxed Chorus 4 Operetta SIPPI LYNN MASON Band 2 3 4 Soctetas Lattna 2 Future Homemakers 3 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Muslc Honor Soctety 3 4 M Club 2 Tennis 2 MARY LOUISE MASSEY Souetas Ltlna 2 TY 3 4 Future Homema ers Mixed orus 2 3 OR EXAM HOURS OF HOMEWORK 'QW Hmm: Q' Massey Mathus Matthews Mattlson Maxwell C Maxwell T SEIXIIORS , A ' 1 , ., Qs' It 'stru I . '- WL QW U23 'sf ,.r x-., Martnn Martnn N Martin K Mason CAROLYN GAYLE MATHIS Trl HIY 3 Lubrary Staff Club 2 Inter Club Counctl 2 Youth for Chrust 3 ARTHUR LAMAR MATTHEWS Allred Youth 2 Socnetas Latuna 2 3 Pan Amertcan Club 3 4 Lanter Engltsh Club 4 Hstory Club Prestdent 4 Band 2 3 4 Musnc Honor Soctety 3 4 Must: Cltntc 4 DELTA LILI MATTISON Allred Youth 2 Future Homemakers 2 3 4 At Club 3 4 Drull Team 4 IAct Play 4 Best Actress 4 CHARLES RONALD MAXWELL Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 TERRY MAXWELL Basketball 4 Track 4 , , ,,ni ' as , 1 '- 7 1 I i 4. 3, ' in -' G ' , mn: , , k 3, 4, ' I Ch , , 4, , R 5-, .I M X 2 . I ' , E. ' , . F , , Q wr x . e f ' , , I uf , I , 5 I ,. 5 I . - If ' . W - , . , I . x , ' I I T ' F f ' ' A I I , y wg Mm ,A I M ' ' ' , J, I .b . I Q I , V . W C . If! 3 ,I ,A I -. gx I - I I ' I gf I ., ....., ,. . I I I I . ., 1 1 I -r I - I' ' lf I I 3, QAM 'I 4, K I I I If , 1 1 A A 1 I ' - , , f I' 4:32 L' W f ' si' . . V 3 11 .I .3 I I ,H iii SEIXIIDRS DARLA JEAN MCANULTY n American Club 2 3 Dill e 2 u Student C uncil 3 Alternate 4 G ls Glee Club 4 Lanier English Clu MARILYN JEAN MCCLURE Quill and Scroll 3 4 Macoht Editor 4 Societos Latina 2 Music Clinic 4 MARA LEA NcDANIEL Transferred from Winter Haven High Winter Haven Florida Diversified Cooperative Training 4 THOMAS ASTOR MCEACHERN lll Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Class President ey u 2 u 42 Three pretty girls, an extra special bonfire, an M Club dance and a Manatee-Jefferson football clash all add up to that alumnae favorite called Homecoming. Pictured here is Hurricane Captain George Wallace pinning the traditional corsage on Kally Caioleas y chosen by the and d team was escorted by Dick Davis Next to Dick Is Kaye Deem selected by the Student Council and es orted by Dennis Lee Ardiey Lowe picked by the Hurricane football team is escoted by Robby Terry McAnulty McClure McDaniel McEachern Kall , b an drill , PG ' , , r' T am , 3, M Cl b 2, 3, O A I f if ' , ' b 4. National Honor Society 3, 4g Lanier English Club 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, x 1 1 : 1 , 2 ' I I 3: K Cl b , 3, 4, M Cl b 2, 3, 4. LINDA SUE McKEE Lonter Engltsh Club 3 4 Allred Youth 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Future Homemokers 2 Soctetas Latma eam 2 am oree Cu HIY 2 IAct Pla THOMAS GARY MCKNIGHT Mens Chorus Secretary Treasurer 4 ANN SCHINDLER MCLEMORE ory Club 3 4 gllsh Club 3 Team 3 4 Future Bustness Leaders 3 4 TrmHnY 4 PATRICK FRANCIS MCQUILLAN TEC Club 3 4 Prolectlon Club 4 Mens Chorus 4 Wheel Club Chaplotn 4 ELLA MAE MERRILL Future Homemakers 3 Corresponding Secretary Future Nurses 3 4 TrtHnY 4 Gurls Glee Club Meyer Miller, H, Miller, M. Mills SENIQRS A sur xx McKee McKmght McLemore McQutlIcn Merrtll Metcalf GEORGE TAFI' METCALF cletas Lattna 2 Protection Club 2 3 TEC Clu 4 Ra to Club Vtce Prestdent 4 Mustc Honor Soclety 3 4 Orchestra 2 Mustc Cltntc BEATE ELIZABETH MEYER Jamboree 2 Mtxed Chorus 2 Operetto 2 Tr1HlY 3 Lanter Englush Club 2, 3, Htstory Club 2, 3, Student Counctl 3, Correspondmg Secre tary 4, lAct Play 3, Natuonal Honor Socuety 3, 4 Drtll Teom 3, , Future Bustness Leaders 3, Secretary 4, Art Club 4, M Club 4 HERBERT STANLEY MILLER Prolectnon Club 2, 3, 4 MILDRED ESTELLE MILLER Girls' Glee Club 3, Prestdent 4, Future Homemokers 3 4, Lamer Engltsh Club 4, Mustc Cltntc 4 JAMES WIEDERHOLD MILLS 'History Club 3, 4, Proiection Club 4, Art Club 4, Camera Club 3, 4. 43 SENIDRS Moore Moro n Moretz Moser MARY HELEN MOORE Future Homemakers 4- Art Club 4- Allied Youth 2. WILLIAM EARL MORAN TEC Club 4 Radio Club Secretary 4 RUFUS LEDFORD MORETZ Student Council 2 3 Presldent 4 Track 2 3 4 Socuetas Latma 2 Hlstory Club 3 4 Pan Amerncon Club 3 4 Idaho Exchange 3 Key Club 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Orchestra 2 M Club 3 4 KATHRYN GRACE MOSER Soctetas Latma 2 Tru HIY 2 Lamer Englush Club 3 Drull Team 2 3 4 Allred Youth 2 M Club 3 4 Jumor Red Cross President 4 Glrls Glee Club 4 Llbrary Staff Club 3 4 Idaho Exchange 3 Annual Staff 4 KENNETH EDGAR MULLINS TEC Club 4 STATE MUSIC CLINICS CLUB CONVENTIONS CLYDE WOODROW NEAL JR TEC Club 4 PATRICIA ELAINE NEFF TrlHuY Chaplann 2 Socnetas Latma 2 Future Homemakers 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Pan Amerlcan Cu 3 4 Hnstory Club 3 4 IAct Play 3 A ed Youth 2 Youth for Chrost Secretary 3 4 ELAINE FRANCINE NEUMANN Mxed Chorus 3 4 TrnHIY 2 3 4 Art Club 4 Future Homemakers 3 Future Busnness Leaders 3 4 LARRY ARTHUR NICKEL Transferred from Paw Paw Illmols Football 4 RAYMOND EDGAR NORRIS Football 2 Track 2 3 Socletas Latma 3 4 we Mullins Neal Neff Neumann Nuckel Norrus CHRISTINE ROS T H SEIXIIO fm' E NORTH FI :Y 2 Future H omemalcers 2 3 4 C amera Club 2 Art CI b 3 4 Allted Yout MARCIA ANN NORTH Future Homemakers 2 3 T ru HIY 2 4 Future Busuness Leaders 3 4 Camera Club 2 Drrll Team 3 4 M Club 4 ROBERT FRANCIS NOVAKOSKI TEC Club 4 DONIS KATHLEEN OLI VE Tennus Manager 3 M Club PATRICIA SEFTON OLIVER Socletas Latnna 2 Allred Youth 2 Tru H Y Drnll Team 3 I 2 Lanier English Club 3 4 4 M Club 4 History Club Treas Future Busrness Leaders 4 urer 4 Jamboree 3 Junior Play 3 Ann ual Staff 4 lAct Play 3 Junror Red Cross 4 KAREN ELAINE ORBAKER ruHnY Treasurer 2 F t u ure Teachers 4 M Lattna Treasurer 2 Id Clu 3 4 Socre as aho Exchange 3 Anchor Club 3 4 Lan English Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Drtll Team 2 3 4 Lb I rary Staff Club 4 SPEECH CONTESTS APPLYING FOR Oliver Orbalcer Ottley Lx We North C Novalcoskn SCHOLARSHIPS DOROTH EA JEA North M Olxe N O STEEN M Club 4 History Club 4 Tennts Varsity 3 TANNER LEIGH OTTLEY T ru Hu Y 2 Inter Club C RS ouncll 2 Socretas Latina 2 3 Jamboree 2 Hr tory Club 3 4 Anchor Club Reporter 3 4 lAct Play 3 4 Lanrer Enghsh Club 4 Student Councul Alternate 4 Future Homemakers 4 DARLENE OVERHOLT M xed Ch orus 3 4 Art Club MARLENE OVERHOLT A Club 3 4 TrnHlY 4 Mlxed C 34Trl Y harus 3, 4 '- V 1 I , 2 1 u .3 Q, f 2 4 h 2. A , 2 '- l- , 1 ' , 1 I ,. 55 : ,, . A - A H 11 .' ' , , , I I f my - 5, K - J I I' , Z or 1 ff sf - I H 11 ' . 3 .- IQ -A . .1 , 'U f- . ' W sm . I I ,, ,, I . ' F I '- .' A P QT' ...,.. 33 I 'V I . VV .,.. s . -, ', , , I l I ie, -52 .12 - '?: ff : . Q I 1 0 0 ,, H I . I - - I 4' H V '- : A ' : ' ' f z J 'S , 2 , ' I , 7 , 5 '-l'll- 4. .4 :ii . I '. -- H I I ,I ,A I . 4 .. ' .,,. ,J,, J O'Steen Overholt D Overholt, M. SEIXIIG Overstreet Owens Pace Page Parent Parrish J BURDETTE RUDOLPH PARENT Football 2 4 M Club 3 4 Societas Latina 2 3 History Club 3 4 Wheel Club 4 JULIUS CLYDE PARRISH HIY Vice President 4 TEC Club 4 PHILLIP GOODBREAD PARRISH JR Future Farmers 2 Football 3 TEC Clu SARAH INEZ PIERCE Tri-Hi-Y , 3, 4, Future Business Leaders 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 35 Operetta 3, Lanier English Club 4. GARY RAYMOND PERRINE Band 2, 4. DALE SIMS PERRY Football 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers 2, Hi-Y 2, History Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, M Club 3, 4. 46 GERALD BERNARD OVERSTREET Student Council 2 Diversified Cooperative Training 3 President 4 LYNNE KAROLEE OWENS Pan American Club 2 Allied Youth 2 Idaho Ex change 3 WILLIAM ROBERT PACE History Club 3 4 Pan American Club 3 4 Art Club 4 WILLIAM EUGENE PAGE u ent Council 3 Golf 2 3 4 u Macohu Stall 3 Lanier English Club Vice President 4 Parrish, P. Pearce Perrine Perry MARGARET SUE PETREY Tri Hi Y 2 Allied Youth 2 Drill Team 2 3 4 Future Homernokers 2 Lanier English Club 4 Library Staff Club 2 Future Teachers 4 Jamboree 3 Junior Red Cross Secretary Treasurer 4 lAct Flay 3 M C u 3 4 KAREN LOUISE PFISTER Socoetas Latina 3 Future Nurses 4 Art Club FRANKLIN WAYNE PHILLIPS TEC Club 4 WILHELMINA MARIA PLAGGE Allied Youth 2 Anchor Club 2 Vice President 3, President 4 TriHiY 2 Library Staff Club 4 Future Homemakers 3 4 Student Council 2 lnterClub Council 3 O Petrey Pfister Phill ps Plagge Plummer Poidevin NANCY IONE PLUMMER Societas Latina 2 Allied Youth 2 Future Teachers 3 mY 3 4 History Club 3 Reporter 4 Future Nurses 4 RONALD KEITH POIDEVEN Football 2 3 Track 2 3 Societas Latina 2 Who is the mysterious man under the black cape? Although Seniors know him as the Smile Bigger Man , he is Bob Stewart of Bill 81 Bob Photo, our senior protographer. Bob was assisted by his wife, Janie, and Manatee Leaves senior editors Sandy Arrant and Marlene Swartz. 47 SEIXIIGRS Pollack Pond Pope Porter MINNIE ADELE POLLACK Grrls Glee Club 4 Future Homemokers 4 History Club 4 RICHARD LLOYD POND JULIA LOUISE POPE HIY 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 4 Art Club 4 Operetta 2 Future Homemakers 4 Jamboree 2 3 4 Musrc Honor Socuety 4 DALE E PORTER Future Farmers 2 4 Mens Chorus 2 3 Jamboree 2 3 Operetta 2 3 WILLIAM FREDERICK POTTER Wheel Club 4 IAct Play 2 Junuor Play 3 Operetta 4 Student Councnl Alternate 4 Art Club 4 Mens Chorus 4 GERALD WALLACE POWELL TEC Club 4 AWARDS ASSEMBLY ANNOUNCING STUDENT CHARLES JOHNATHAN PRATT seball 2 3 4 TEC Club SANDRA LOUISE REDDING Allred Youth 2 Soceetas Latrna 3 4 Future Nurses 3 4 Future Homemakers CAROL ANN REINHARD Future Homemalcers 2 3 4 Allred Youth 2 Llbrory Staff Club 3 Presndent 4 Muxed Chorus 2 Jamboree 2 Operetta 2 HARRY GEORGE RENNAGEL Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Htstory Club 3 4 Pan American Club 2 .J 4 Treasurer 3 M Club 35817 051' fi SA-at 'wx .1 Potter Powell Pratt Reddmg Reunhard Rennagel MARY ANN RESSLER Societas Latina 2, Allied Youth 2, Camera Club 3, 4, History Club 3, 4 Future Nurses 4. JAMES ROBERT RICH Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Golf 4. GLENN DALE RIDDICK DAVID OREN RIKER Woodshop Foreman 2, 3. WILBUR HAROLD ROBERTS Hn Y 3 Band 3 GEORGE WARREN ROGERS ' J 7 , If, ' ISE. ZI .1' .. JM . L 2- 'K X.. sf..i i A I Q ws. I x' Ressler IC Ruddnck Rnker HONORS END OF THE YEAR PICNICS AND PARTIES Roberts Rogers Rowe Royal Rudolph Satford ARTHUR EARL ROWE JR Orchestra 2 Hustory Club 3 4 Pan Amerncan Club 3 4 Student Councul 4 Socnetas Latuna 2 Annual Sta 4 Track 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Boys State 3 Lanler English Club 3 4 Junlor Rotarlan 4 CLAUDIA JEAN ROYAL Trl H1 Y 2 Vice Presldent 3 4 Future Homemakers 2 3 Future Busnness Leaders 3 4 Drull Team 2 n er Club Councel 3 4 M C ub 3 CHARLES WILLIAM RUDOLPH ROBERT EVANS SAFFORD Lanier Englnsh Club 4 French Club A 'X I tt-5 R' I1 1 - - - ' I ff' 1 , , i I , 1 'I 1 I I AA f v I 2 I 1 1 ' , 3, 4: p A If- ' , ,ff ff I ,4. , . - , 4. ', , f 2 f , I 9 J-5 X SEIXIIDRS Sandldge Scholl Seay Shaw Shiplett C Shiplett L LINDA LOU SHIPLETT History Club 2 Future Homemalcers 3 Future Teachers 2 I Act Play 2 Library Staff Club 3 Diversified Cooperative Training 4 JANIS NELL SIMMONS n 2 3 4 Societas Latina 2 3 History Club 3 Lanier En is u 3 4 Future Nurses Secretary 3 Pesident 4 T HIY 3 DOROTHY LEE SINCLAIR IY 2 3 Societas Latina 3 4 Allied Youth 2 Lanier En is Club 3 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Future Homemakers 4 HELEN LOUISE SINGLETARY Club 2 3 TriHiY 2 3 4 Lanier English Club 4 Youth Christ 3 Future Business Leaders 3 4 WANDA JEAN SMALLEY Sacietas Latina 2, 3- History Club 3 4- Future Teachers 3 4, Pan American Club 3 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Lanier English Club 4, Junior Play 3. 50 BARBARA ANN SANDIDGE Future Teachers 2, Societas Latino 2, Allied Youth 2, Band 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, Student Council 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Macohi Staff 4, Music Honor Society, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Concord Exchange 4, French Club 4. CATHERINE OLIVE SCHALL ennis 3 4 'M' Clu MARION LOUISE SEAY Allied Youth 2 Future Teachers 2 Historian 3 President 4 History Club 2 Library Staff Club 2 Future Homemakers 2 Tri HIY 2 Class Treasurer 3 Student Council Treasurer 4 Future Business Leaders RAYMOND CLAUDE SHAW CAROL SUE SH I PLETT Future Teachers 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Tennis Club 2 if 1-.:::,7 Simmons Sinclair Singletary Smalley Moments to Remember , will be those spent at a gala Evening in Paris we gave to the Class of '56 last May. French waitresses scurrying by a traditional side- walk cafe transformed the Sarasota Bay Country Club into a Frenchman's delight. Out on the patio couples danced beneath the Eiffel Tower, especially constructed by the shop bays. Grouped around the French Fountain are several alumni and l957 seniors. They are Mamie Gay, Darian DuBois, Kathy Moser, Murray Meadows, Kally Caioleas, and Barry Custer. Smith B Smith J Smith R Smithers J SEIXIIDRS BYRON MAULDIN SMITH JR Football Manager 2 3 4 M Club2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 Golf 2 JAMES BRAXTON SMITH RONALD LLOYD SMITH Socuetas Latina 2 Idaho Exchange 3 Lanier English Club 3 4 History Club 3 4 Camera Club Vice President 4 ELLA JO SMITHERS 3 Reporter 4 M Club 4 Lanier English Club 3 4 Concord Exchange 4 Junior Play 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Drill Team 3 4 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 31 4- Future Homemakers 2, Operetta 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Anchor Club 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 - l 1 - . I - l r - I 1 . SEIXIIORS Sprang Standlfer Strasser Strnckland J HAROLD H. SPRANG Societas Latina 2, Pon American Club 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, 4. ROBERT THOMAS STANDIFER Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, M Club 2, 3, 4. LARRY JAMES STRASSER oo ball 2 3 4 M ub 4 JOHN EDWARD STRICKLAND Transfered from DeSoto County High Arcadna Floruda TONY GA RY STRICKLAND ey Cub 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Future Farmers Cub 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Track 3 WILLIAM DAVID STRICKLAND JR oseboll 2 Football 2 3 4 M Club SPECTACULAR JUNIOR SENIOR RECEPTION ANN LOUISE SUMMERS Drnll Team 2 3 4 Pan Amerecan Club 3 4 Tru H Y Lanier Engllsh Club 4 IAct Play 2 3 M U 3 4 Jamboree 3 Allned Youth 2 Future Business Leaders 4 SHERRY BLANDENA SURGNIER Future Homemakers 2 Ochestra 2 3 4 Future Busuness Leaders 4 Duversufued Cooperatnve Tram :ng 4 ADA MARLENE SWARTZ TrnHuY 3 Treasurer 4 Future Homemakers 2 3 IAct Play 2 Hlstory Club 3 4 Lamer Engllsh Club 3 4 Future Busnness Leaders 3 V1cePresldent 4 Annual Staff 4 Inter Club Councnl 4 ROBERT ISHMELL SWEAT ootball 2 3 4 Track 4 Junnor Play 3 Cub 3 4 Basketball 2 1' 01' QCX it lvl? Strncklcnd T Struckland W Summers A Surgnuer Swartz Sweat SHIRLEY ANN SYKES Youth for Christ 3g Diversified Cooperative Training 4. WINIFRED P. TATUM Future Nurses 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Future Homemakers 4 Operetta JUDITH NELDA LEE TAYLOR Orchestra 3 4 Art Club 3 4 Future Business Leaders 3 4 History Clu 3 4 Music Clir1ic4 CATHERINE PHYLLIS TEES Future Hornemakers 3 4 Historian 3 Art Club 4 BRUCE H TEMPLIN Prolection Club 4 Camera Club 2 3 BUNNY E TERRY Transferred from Syracuse New York Future Teachers 3 Treasurer 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Tri HiY 2 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Societas Latina 3 I Act Play 4 Camera Club 2 CLASS WILL HISTORY AND PROPHECY .-v ,J f Templin Terry B Terry T Tharpe Thomas Thompson J SEIXIIDRS 'QF' f aegis? Mtn vb i' Tatum Tees Sykes Taylor THOMAS RICHARD TERRY Football 2 Societas Latina 2 Student Council Alter nate 3 Class Vice President 4 Track 2 3 4 Junior DONALD EUGENE THARPE Art Club 4 Track 4 JOHN RICHARD THOMAS Allied Youth 2 Diversified Cooperative Training 3 JOYCE LINDA THOMPSON Operetta Club 2 3 4 Drill Team 3 A sistant Malor ette 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Future Homemalcers 3 4 M Club 4 Music Honor Society 4 ' xi, 41 ' I I b ll Ii . , , I I I A, I: 1 ,I A . f .,.. slfwf : , . 4 T, . Ks f L f I 1 A I ' 1 - I I - - I . -we A l I 1 ' I Play 3, Library Staff Club, Secretary 4. , 8, I F ' if p . .5:M.5,nSQS5l1L: - M' . -I3 K f 4 I 1 I SENIDRS Thompson Thorn Tobm Trudle Turbevulle Underwood MARILYN RALE I NE THOMPSON Future Homemakers 2 Future Buslness Leaders 4 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 COOPER WINFIELD THORN ootball 2 3 4 Fu ure Farmers 4 M Club 2 ANN MARIE TOBIN Transferred from Sarasota Hugh Sarasota Florldo TruHuY 4 Future Business Leaders 3 Treasurer 4 HARRIET EUGENIA TRIDLE Future Busuness Leaders 4 Offuce Worker 4 Hall Monitor 3 YVONNE MAURICE TURBEVILLE eerleoder 2 3 Captann 4 M Club 2 .lunlor Play 3 Art Club 4 TrnHuY 2 Hall Monltor DONALD UNDERWOOD Chewnng holes an the annual pages as another occu patlon of our frlend Freddne Fruntfly Thus tlme Freddue flnds hnmself vnewmg pnctures of the Cxtadel at our Annual College Day Other Inter ested students are Nnckue Baden Johnnie Coates Robert Frnnk and Gene Gallo Running the protector ns a representatuve from the Citadel College Day gives each student a chance to become acquaonted wnth facts and flgures about a college educatnon 54 F , , 5 Y 5 , 3, 4. X Ch , , ' : ' 1 31 41 E ' 3, lt. ' 'x 7 Future Farmers 3: TEC Clvb 4' MARY LOUISE VALDEZ Pan American Club 25 Art Club 4, Future Home- makers 2, 4. TEMPLE VENRICK Allied Youth 2, Future Homemakers 3, 4: Future Nurses 3, 4. BETTY LEE WADKINS Transferred from Tate High Pensacola, Florida. Future Nurses 4. KAREN LUCILLE WALKER Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pan American Club 3 4- History Club 3, 4' Future Teachers 4- Future Business Leaders , - Annual Staff 4 Allied Youth 2 DOZlER KIRKLAND WALKER Art Club 2 4 Football 2 3 TEC Club Wanzo Wedsted Welch Wells SENIORS Valdez Venrlck Wadklns Walker K Walker R a ace BRUTON GEORGE WALLACE Football 2 3 Captain 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Club 2 3 Vice President 4 JEANNETTE MARIE WANZO Transferred from Northeast Bradford High Rome Pennsylvania MARY ADALINE WEDSTED Lanier English Club 4 Mixed Chorus 3 CLOYCE MARIE WELCH Future Nurses 3 4 Tri Hi Y 2 Future Homemakers 4 Societas Latina Junior Red Cross 4 LOIS WELLS Transferred from Tanawanda High Tanawanda New York 55 , , , , , 3 4, 5 .- , 1 , 2 4, , . , . W ll 1 1 . I 1 r F 1 1 i HMI! I I ' ' V r I ' ' Societas Latina 4, Future Nurses 4. 5 ' . f 2 '- '- 1 1 ' 2, ff'- SEIXIIDRS 'lil-f Wells Weyer Whnte Wnggln LORRAINE WELLS Transferred from Tonawanda Hugh Tonawanda New York RONALD JAMES WEYER Club 2 3 4 Footb M nager 2 3 4 Bas etball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 DURWARD FRED WHITE Macohl Staff 4 Hu Y 4 ROBERT EDWARD WIGGIN Socletas Latnna 2 Idaho Exchange 3 Annual Staff 4 Lanier Englnsh Club 4 ROY JAMES WOOD Future Farmers 2 3 TEC Club 4 Football 2 CHARLES EDWARD WOODY Future Farmers 2 AT LAST COMMENCEMENT YOU LL NEVER OPPIE LEE WOOTEN Drull Team 2 3 4 Future Nurses 3 Future Business Leaders 3 4 M Club 3 4 Student Councnl Alter nate 4 Hnstory Club 4 GEORGE RONALD YOUNG Baseball 3 4, Socnetas Lotlno 2, Football 3 THEODORE NEWTON YOUNGBLOOD, .IR Football 2 3 4, Hnstory Club 2, 3 Student Councnl 2, Class Vlce Presndent 2 3, Class President 4 Key Club 2, 3, M Club 3 4, I Act Play 3 Concord Exchange, VrcePres1dent 4, Jumor Rotaruan 4 DAN I EL COURTNEY ZOLLER Key Club 3, 4, Socnetas Latrna 2, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, M Club 2, 3, 4 Wood Woody Wooten Young Youngblood Zoller NORMA JEAN DENSMORE Transferred rom West Hugh School Rockford lllunous Future Bustness Leaders 4 Future Homemakers 4 EVELYN MAE ROY Transferred from Sault St Marte Muchugan Duversufued Cooperatuve Trarnung 4 JOHN SWEINHART Transferred from McDowell Hugh School Erue Pennsylvanua JOSEPHINE GRACE THOMAS Transferred rom Sarasota Hugh School Sarasota Floruda Future Busuness Leaders 4 SEIXIIURS fi? S FE, Q25 -Ss. A Q F ur may w M flaw ml as QQ 5 easier Q? WALK ALONE MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS I Above, left to rught, are Arthur Rowe, Junuor Rotaruan, Sally Dorst, DAR Good Cutuzen, and Newton Youngblood, Juntor Rotaruan NOT PICTURED ELBERT DURL COCHRAN Transferred from Rehobeth Hugh School Dothan FLAVIUS MONROE FUTCH Future Farmers 2 3 Treasurer 4 RONALD SCOTT .IOBES KENNETH CLABORN MULLING Future Farmers 2 3 4 Football 3 Allred Youth 2 DAVID RAY Transferred from Lakeland Hugh School Lakeland MARVIN ROYCE WATTS Track 2, Future Farmers 3 4 WESLEY RAY WEBER Transferred from Iron Ruver Hugh School, Iron Ruver, Alabama Floruda Track 4 Muchugan Track 4 . . ff' I f . r Q gieig , 4 1 iw. - ' , ', '. , K u,flQsFEf Eff E s fl I ' A L- .5 I ' , , ' . swwmw' To qigbui c -A ,A .4111 'fm - Eau. 'EHFFZ' I -, :T A - Digffk' ' QQ' 5 V. -if Zffffjxj I .,.- LffW3QE.E ' . .I iusiksq, if 7: ... I 1 if , TQyV L,?FWQiR L :eg 1 ,fm-ther wa rg 4 jggfz If fggigm ' if f . ,',. Lili 5-4 ,g ix .A iusefg, T454 -K' --. A- .5 r S 1- I , , Sw 1' ,. 5-we 1 . 'FY ,K ,Q sgndue- as V ,, , - u- ': ll - - - ' f , : : I - UNIGRS GAIL BEEHLER AILEEN BEHME CAROL BEITZEL DAVID BERRYHILL BILLY BEVER RAY BIEDINGER BARBARA BLACKSTONE EDWARD BLAKELY JAMES BLICKENSDERFER MARILYN BLOCKER YVONNE BODHAINE CATHERINE BOLING JOHN BOWEN NANCY BOWEN DAVID BOYERS ANITA BRADY NATHAN BRAMEISTER PETE BRIDENBAUGH TOMMY BROOKS MARILYN BROTHERS JOHN BROUWER TOMMY BROWN ALVIN BUCHENBERG BOBBY BURNETT 1. I ED ABEL EDWARD ADAMS DONALD AIKEN VIRGINIA AKERS CLARK ALLEN HAROLD ALBRITTON SANDRA ALBRITTON PAT ALLEY MICKI ALLISON PAULINE ANAGNOSTOU MATI' ASHER JAMES ANDERSON FRANK ANDERSON DONALD ATTKINSON MA RY INA BADEN HOWARD BAILEY JOAN BALDY ANGELENE BALIS LOUIS BARCO DAVID BARTON JIMMY BASSITT BILL BAUTE RUTH BAXTER RITA BEAR NANCI BURRUSS STEVEN CALVERT JOANNE CAPO JOHN CARYTSAS VICTOR CASE CAROLE CATLETT JOHN CHAMPLAIN CLARENCE CHUMMEY . CLAIR CLAPROOD 4 ' A I EVA MAE CLEMENTS 152i ERMA CLEMONS ,,,K, I -I HENRY COGLEY SARAH COHEN SUSAN COHEN , -.1 .Q BILLY COLEMAN ROBERT CONRAD L 'A JIMMY COOK J , DONAL COOPER LOUISE COOPER CHARLES CORRELL SHARON COLJCH DARRELL COURTER GAIL COURTNEY 55 sm 1 if BBQ 5 A MN, JOHNNY COATS if JUIXIIGRS B 'un :Y DWAIN COX BUSTER COX PEARL CRAFT ELMER CREWS NEIL CROSBY VIRGIL CROSBY I FAYE CURTIS - PAT DAVIS - ' KAY DEESE si. jf ,.,L L . R51 ALFRED DENNIS f VIOLET DeSEAR I A 11, T- MIKE DEWITT ' ,... 'X , MARSHA DOLE FAYE DRIGGERS VINCENT DRYMOND DEAN DUBOIS BARBARA ELLIOTT JOYCE ERNEST , JERRY EVERETT I I BERNARD FAGAN I I- I ,QQ LEWIS EALLAW JIM EEAOLES I 1 ---' R A JUDY EENN ' A g RICHARD FERENCE 59 gn ,I UNIDRS SANDRA FERGUSON NANCY FERNALD MARTIE FISHER HAROLD FLOYD MARY FLOYD JOHN FOREHAN CHUCK FOREMAN JIM FOSKEY BONNIE FOSTER DICK FOSTER MAXINE FOUNTAIN DOROTHY FOXWORTHY EDWIN FREEMAN CARLA FRESINA SHIRLEY FRIER ROBERT FRINK ANNA DEAN FULFORD ALICE GALL PHILIP GAMBLE JOYCE GEISLER JIM GERLING SANDRA GIBSON BILLY GILLIARD BUDDY GODFREY A Snow Ball complete with Snow Queen and a Junior-Senior Reception were two of the activities the Junior Class Officers headed. Obeying their motto, Today we follow, tomorrow we lead, these officers follow the advice of class sponsor, Mr. Strato Eli Telvely, Here Mr. Telvely points to a picture of the class flower, red cornation, and explains that the class colors are red and white. Left to right are Eastern Tin, president, Roger Murray, vice-president, Derry Neal, secretary, and Gail McDonald, Treasurer. We N Q in ., i A 5 , xx, ,,4xf +1-N AFM A, , 'W PENNY GODFREY BILLY GOE BERTI E GOETHE JANET GOLBY SONNY GOODWIN CONNIE GRAVES ROBERTA GRACE MIKE GREELEY FRANCES GREEN GARY GREGORY SANDRA GRIFFITH MARY HADDEN JANICE GULLETT KI RBY HADLEY RICHARD HALEY LINDA RIC DIANE HARDIN HALL HARD HALL FLORA HAMPTON JO ANN HARRISON PAT HAWLEY JOHN HELMLINGER JUDY HENRY JAMES HERNDON UIXIIORS A l ,. f -1, I Q i z : V 3 E ,. -:sexi S ' . f .. I . ' A n. G W L. 2.4 , v v ' 1 I1 -N555 I E ... . I - ' .. 9' - CHUCK HEIzwIG . I. :., I U ' EUGENE HEss I. U JERRY HILL CHARLES HOBAIU . 5' , :- REGINA HODOE WEA A I .f TOM HOLLAND A A X PAT HOOPEs JAMES HOPPER LILO HORT WINCY HORTON GLORIA HOSS VAN HOUGHTON TERRY HUFFINE CAROLE HUGHES MARY LYNN HUNT BILL HYATT BOBBY IVERSON ROY JACKSON .ff DOTTY JENSEN BILLY JOHNSON BONNIE JOHNSON JANET JOHNSON JOHNNY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON 6'l 5 . ..T. , F-' I 'Y if -If ' A' sf 'ta K X I JU IDRS if .af pw f. wg-Q, ' .,.. , , I L' I ' T I gf W, .,., I . .f .. S ffffu if -- ' A 'iii Q f H , I- fl a JOHN LEPS MARY ELLEN LEWIS JEAN LOURY BETTY LUDLUM JOHN LYBRAND JANICE MACDONALD LARRY MACDONALD CONRAD MAGINNESS BILL MANNING MARIAN MARTIN PAM MATHIS NINA MCCRANIE JOE MCCRAW MARIETTA MCCROCKLIN GERRY MCCULLAGH GAIL MCDONALD GEORGE MCELROY TOMMY MCGINNES SONNY MCGUIRE CHARLES MCKNIGHT TIMMY MCLEMORE BARBARA MCNEAL DENNIS MCQUILLAN JAMES MERRIT WARD JOHNSON GRACE JONES MARLENE JONES ROBERT JONES DON JORDAN FREDDIE JOSEY FRANK KAYSER CLAUDETTE KEENE PARLEY KEEN DONNA KELLY FRED KERMODE VILA KERSEY DAVID KESSLER JUDY KING HARRY KINNAN BONNIE KLING ELIZABETH KNOBLOCH ANITA LANE JO LANGFORD JAN LATHROP MARY LATIMER LETTY ANN LEE SANDRA LEER JEAN LENZEN f 4 Would you like to buy a magazine? osked each Junior student as they tried to sell magazines in order to finance their Junior-Senior Reception and the I958 Manotee Leoves. Senior's president Newton Youngblood challenged the Juniors to top the '55 sales and offered the seniors' assembly seats as a prize if the soles were topped. However, the Juniors' grand total of 53,651.91 fell 5566.67 short of the seniors' sales. Juniors did have four high salesmen. Pictured far left is Mike Sipe, top salesman. Other high students were John Helmlinger, Bettie Moretz, and Dean DuBois. UIXIIORS I s Q 4 , . Q , vi . is in DAVID METCALF SUSAN MICHAEL BETTY MILLER CHUCK MILLER TOMMY MIMS ALBERT MINTER CEBRUN MITCHELL ROSIE MITCHEM CAROL MOORE DON MOORE LAURA MORA BETTIE MORETZ CONLEY MORGAN BILL MORRIS DUDLEY MOTLOW ,sf ' r . ,.,... .3 PERRY Monow 1,. 'V , I it? I I rl 4 , so 5 'E sf .. Q. ss... . c ' 2 -,.- Q., E f ., -,-, ' . NV ' ..,. ' :gs F? Allq nlu' 2 z T W. I if 1-- sf! it . y . -5 , ...... ,E In Wx .4 'ye , f 4 ... - N I 'IF-e .f ROBERT MURPHY ROGER MURRAY BARBARA MYERS ANNETTE NASWORTHY DERRY NEAL KENNETH NOSWORTHY GEORGE OELERICH JUDY OREBAUGH Posters, posters everywhere. Not an empty wall to spare, might be the cry of students at M. C. H. S. election time. Gathered at the stair landing are the gallery of Iunior candidates for office. At the top of the stairs is Eastern Tin. Behind him, left to right, are: Gail McDonald, Nancy Prine, Barbara Myers, Sarah Cohen, and Bill Zoller. Second row: Roger Murray, Becky Robinson, Jack Steele, Nancy Roberts, and Rita Bear. Last row candidates. Mike Greeley, John Lybrand, Derry Neal, and John Brouwer. i- ' O ns 1 0 Q Ol P' .fxh j Lx Q2-W' I Ay fl i,l lxll' V NANCY PRINE ROGER PROPER KENNETH PURDY NANCY PURVIS EVELYN RAINES DAVIS RAMSEY JAMES RAVENCRAFT PEGGY RAYMOND DEE DEE REDMON HENRY RICHARDS BILL RICHARDSON JULIAN RIDDICK DAVID RIGRISH NANCY RIVERS NANCY ROBERTS BECKY ROBINSON LARRY ROCK DAVID ROGERS RICHARD ROLLYSON BETTIE ROMAN JOE ROME BILL ROSE FRANK ROWE BOBBY RUSHMORE 1 III il 2 , If I If 'X f I ' grm JKT Q W.. :If I , .I ,N UN IORS was 0 .WL E ,E TP if - A-I 6- , E 5- EE 5-1 if 67 i NP E Y ,LL LAMAR RUTHSATZ DICK SAFFORD JOSEPH SANCHEZ GAIL SATTERWHITE PEGGY SAWYER LARRY SCHERZIN STEVE SCHRA MARIE SCANIO GER DER JON SHARER LEONA SHEPARD PEGGY SHEREDA PEGGY SHOCKNESSE JIMMY SIGMUND JIM SIMMONS MIKE SIPE BILL SKUKOWSKI DAE SMALLEY GRETCHEN SMITH I VIRGINIA SMITH A I A NANCY SNOW I s i ' Q PAT SNYDER 1 f E f JACK STEELE 1 , MILDRED STEELE 1 ':-- gg.: DON STOKES 65 E, 3 JU IDRS ANN VOLLBERG BARBARA VOLLMER KENNETH WALDRON LARRY WALKER JUDY WALKER SHIRLEY WALKER RICHARD WANOUS GILLON WARD JOYCE WATSON .,,..L BERT WEBB ' BEVERLY WEISSE , ,,,,-E DENNIS WARNER ' ',1 ' B? if Q. V' N I FRANCES WELSH CECIL WESTBURY ROY WHALEY RONALD WHICHEL JOE WHIDDEN PHYLLIS WHIDDEN DENNIS WHITE LINDA WHITENER BILLY WHITFIELD ERIC WICKSTROM LARRY WILLIAMS MARLENE WILLIAMS ANNE MARIE STOLT WALTER SURGNIER JANE SUM NER BETTY TATE MCCOY TAYLOR JACKIE TERRELL ALEEN TEYSSIER LOLA THOMAS NANCIE THOMAS LARRY TIDMORE EASTERN TIN FRANCES TITCHNER EMILY TITSWORTH O'NEAL TOOLE MARY FRANCES TRUITT RAY TURLINGTON PAT TURNER JANET TUSING CATHERINE TWERDOCHLIB VERA TYLER LARRY UN DERWOOD JANE VANDERIPE JON VANDERSCHOUW SHELBY VAN HOESEN 'F f Santa visits M. C. H. S. I8 days early to Crown G. Lee Brown Snow Queen of the Juniors' Snow Ball. Candidates and escorts, left to right, are: Derry Neal, Don Zoller, Mary Ina Baden, Bobby Burnett, Marion Seay, Dale Perry, Queen G. Lee Brown, Billy Whitfield. That intellectual looking Santo is Mr. Strato Telvely, Junior Class sponsor, Next to Santa are: Miclci Allison, Bobby Rushmore, Kaye Deem, Dennis Lee, Alice Jo Miller, Tom Holland, Patti Greeley, Jimmy Bassitt, Jimmy Lang- ford, Dudley Goulden. UIXIIDRS - , W ' R gfsfw'-:nj MARVIN WILLIAMS DALLAS WILSON GARY WILSON JOEY WINGATE DON WINTER ALBERT WOOD LARRY WOOD NANCY WOOD MARY MARGARET WORLEY MARJORIE WRIGHT PATSY WRIGHT JAMES YOUNG LORITA YOUNG MARILYN ZEIGLER UTAHNA ZINCK BILL ZOLLER PAT ZOLLERS SOPHGIVIORES 1 J 'F ik 'C if R X Ji H JOHN ADAMS , s, I JOAN ALBRITTON 1 1 H II' , VIRGINIA ALBRITTON , NED ALCATHIE -I' vc JACKIE AMES E JIM AMOS JUDY ANDREASON SANDRA ANGES ALICE ANTTLLA MARILYN AUSTIN A JOAN BAILEY ' KAREN BAILEY A as , IJ JIM BACON VALERIE BALL CAROL BARNES DALE BEAUMARIAGE JOAN BEDELL JACKLE BEEBE JANET BEITZEL JOYCE BENTON FREDA BILES LYNN BLAKELY ALAN BLANCHARD LAUVENTA BLITCH JOHN BOLING YLONDA BRADLEY SAURAHNEE BROWN KATIE BRUMFIEL MARTLN BRUMIT BARBARA BURKS FREDDY FRUITFLY RUSSELL BURRILL BEVERLY BUTLER BARBARA CABLE RICHARD CAMPBELL I ., I I I. Y ' I ' ' fi 'ev U' GEORGE CANCRO M 3, 'N 'UT HILLMAN CANNON ORDAL CARLSON DANNY CARNAHAN PAT CARPENTER CAROLYN CARTER ELLA CARVER NORRIS CECIL JANET CENTERS PATRICIA CHASTAIN PAT CILLEY DONALD CLARK EARL CLARK if ,A if ,, 'GF' S IA A '4 4 68 'Irn a lonely Iivle Perunla In thy: Sophomore Class . . slngs Pvtuma, pe? skunk -3' the Sopho- more closs. In addition Io nammg Petunia as mascot, srrzking class colors of black and whlin prove that a Won1on's VVorld wauICIn'V IJO IIUII. For Iwadmg 1l1cvr Class are a quarry! OI amlymous Uwls Leaving the new lwnlding, Iron! loft to right, are Jirnrnle Langford, pre,-slcluntg and Pam Greeley, secretary. Back of tlu-nw are Kay Summf rs, treasurer, Mrs, Grace McCarty, sponsor: and Karen Sotrerwhile, vice-presIdenf. SDPHD ORES vi. bs if if W ., If JE ' . K , ' :Vr , rw- Q' 4 ' we ' .41 lf? s K , 1? 69 w x JAMES CLEARY DORIS ANN CLEMENTS MARLENE CLINTON DAVID CLOUGI-I SUZANNE COATES VIRGINIA COLSON RALPH CONRAD DONNA COOK TOMMY COPELAND DONALD CORBETT FAITH COX CARL CRIBB FLOYD CULBREATH GWENDOLYN CIJMBIE KATHRYN DAVAULT BRYCE DAVIS ERNEST DAVIS MARY ETHEL DAVIS WAYNE DAVIS SUE DAY JIM DeBONA SHARON LEE DECKARD ENID DEERING LINDA DENNIS SDPHOIVIDRES DONALD DIGMAN JOHN DIXON PANSYE DRAWDY JUDY DUCY CHUCK ECKERT CAROLYN SUE ELLENBROOK LINDA ELLIOTT MARILYN EPPS JOETTA FALITTIE ANNETTE FANT FRAN FEAGLES I ALLEN FELTS NANETTE FENN .IEANETTE FLOYD NANCY FOWLER JOHN FOY LINDA E. FRANK LINDA LEE FRANK ii -U FRANCES FROHOCK I SALLY FULLER JOEL FUTCH MIKE GARRETT BOB GARRISON ' KAY GERMOND Nu., JUDY GIBSON . . DUDLEY GOULDEN I ' - ---. -..-,, I C U FRANCES GRANT V . . 'I ANNA CLAIRE ORAVES ' ,,,:, ,V,,, -'-F' . xj GEORGE GRAY S' , gjb 'Q is 5 , W W f 1 PATTY GREELEY TIM GREENHALGH SALLY GREINER GAIL GRIFFIN MATTIE GRIFFIN HENRY ORIGOS 5 JUDY GROSS DIANE GUTHRIE LINDA HAACK 1, ,L BOBBY HAGER ANTHONY HALL ROBERT HARPER ja , DONNA HARPOLD TONI HARREL BARBARA HARRIS MARSHALL HARTSFIELD CAROL HAVERKOS STEVE HAWKER I ' T1 TOMMY HAWKINS DAVID HENDERSON GENE HENDRIX MARION HENDRY BONNIE HENSLEY KAY HESS CAROL HILL GWENDOLYNE HILL MARION HINDMAN ROBIN HOOD DIAN HOPPER SGPHGIVIORIES gl 0 . I ' If 9 RONNIE HIRSHBERG -af 3 BETTY HORNE RUSSELL HORNE ALLEN HUCK NANCY HUDSON ROBERT HUGHES MILDRED HIMPHREYS LALLA HUNTER SUSAN HUSTED LINDA INGRAM BOBBY IRWIN LETHA JACKSON JOYCE JANES -- f iii Y 3:3 LEE JEWETT BENNY JOHNSON BOB JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON PATSY JONES RONALD KECK BILL KERR MAE ANN KIDWELL GARY KIEFT TOMMY KINSLOW GERALDINE LAMB JIMMIE LANGFORD SHIRLEY LATIMER MARY LOUISE LAWRENCE MARIAN LEAVITT SANDRA LAMAYE PATTI LEWIS CAROLYN LINEBERGER GAYLE LINGO RANDY LIPPARD RAY LOPEZ BRUCE MALCOLM SHARON MALOTT BETTY MALOY SOPHDIVIDRES imgsroszn GERALD MARLOWE REBECCA MARSH DAVID MARTIN EARLENE MARTIN DALLAS MATHEWS JOE ANN MATHEWS MARIAN MATHIS PATRICIA MATHIS PATRICIA MATTOX JOE MAY TERRY MCDONALD GLORIA JEAN MCINTOSH DEWAYNE MCKIBBEN LOLA MCKIBBEN SHERRILL MEAD ALICE MICHAEL JOYCE MIKESELI. ALICE JO MILLER ROSIE MILLER PEGGY MONG PAT MONGOVEN JUDY MOON BRUCE MOORE JANE ELLEN MOORE Vote for me, plead the nine Sophomore Closs officer candidates who seek office for the first time at M. C, H. S. Standing in front of the office, the sophomores ore waiting for instructions in M, C. H. S. campaign procedure. Front row, left To right ore: Corol Hill, Potts Greeley, Beverley Smith, ond Jimmie Longford. Bock row ore. Bruce Molcholm, Rod Petrey, Key Summers, Kciren Softerwhite, and Dudley Goulden. 'Im In ' aff: SDPHDIVIDRES DALE MOWBRAY I AMIE MUIR NOEL MULLIS 1' I 'I ' 4' JOYCE MURRAY B I:--,,- ELMER NOLEB T ,C V JOHN NORRIE JR , Q ' 1 . A fx 5 J.E 2.iJ - ' , ,Q A11 w Ars fif' 1 CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLYN NOvAIcOsIcI BONNIE LOU RARE BILL PARENT T' 1 A 3' PEGGY PARTAIN -f B B JANET PATTERSON ' A , avi JUNE PENDLETON ' RODDY PETREY A . , ARTHUR PETTY 1? If R TOLLIVER PEVY -L ...B , ANN PHARR JJ 1, Ti Alf' EDWIN RITTB Qyl P ,A , A A x ' 'ltl I B I I6 PATTY PLANO CAROL POI-IL BILL POLING SUSIE POLLACK BETTY POOLE BUDDY POPE - -1 + R L '49 fef 4--I MP. , I it A I 'S-.4 wwe- 4 8 . Z 1 AVE POWELL A PENNY PUHL Q q 'ii A BARBARA PUMMILL U.,,, I, g,,,f Q-:E A ' MERYIN REEvEs I ' A E' DOROTHY REYNOLDS . 1, 2? Q ,,,.,, ,I ' Q A A53 BOBBY REID -,EL .Q -ip-1 '-if EDDIE REID ' BARBARA RICH 1 ,3 ,V BENNY RICH NANCY RICH SUZANNE ROBSON fad ..- 73 DONALD RODENBECK RICHARD ROMINE CLINTON ROUSE ROY ROUTH EVA RUSS MARIA SALZMANN KAREN SATTERWHITE DENNIS SAUVE MARGE SCHAFER CAROL SCHAUBLE SUSAN SCHAUBLE KYLE SCHILLING GARY SCHWEINSHAUPT SDPHDIVIDRES JIM SEAY PHIL SEAY DOUGLAS SEBA .IIMMIE SELLERS NELLIE SELLARS FERN SHAFFER ANN SHAVER ARLINDA SHETLAR PAULA SIEDENBURG DICK SHIVELY RICHARD SHORE GERRY SIEGEL CURTIS SIVER GARY SKENE BILLY SMALL ANN SMITH BEVERLY SMITH DAVID SMITH LOUIS SMITH FRANCES SMITH SYLVIA SMITH KAY SNEARY MIKE SOULE SANDRA SPRINGMAN SAM, I 1 R' ' 'Coke Time' starring M. C. H. S. Student Council members, state several Sophomore students, can be just as brilliant as with Eddie Fisher. Early in the '56 school year, Sophomores took o pause to become acquainted with fellow classmates. On the spot interviews by Senior Tommy Anderson gave Sophomores o chance to see who was who. Upper classmen can be nice, soy Sophomores Dion Hooper and Freda Biles as they receive cakes from Derry Neol and Kolly Caioleas. I I I I r I 4 SLZI Q A g ' . 5 ' LJ 'ri I IIIII fa I PATRICIA STAHLER BOB STEWART JOHN STEWART WAYNE STRATTON KAREN STREBLOW RICHARD STRICKLAND MARY ELLEN SUGGS SHIRLEY SUGGS KAY SUMMERS HUBBARD TAYLOR JAMES TAYLOR LEO TAYLOR SUSAN TAYLOR BARBARA THOMAS NAN THOMAS LORRAINE THOMPSON NANCY THOMPSON NANCY THURMOND CECIL THURSBY FREDDY TOLAR DICK TRAVERS JUDY TROGDON ROBERT TRUDELL NANCY TYLER SDPHOIVIDRES mg 1, : F if is ,.,. ' ---- f if zgg. 'llt W H 3 ':-:' -. , I, In .T X ., W A L2 J YHJJZ uf if S .. .,. ,Q in - JU' - +51 JEL, 23 I r.. wh ..... . , 'n e .Az 75 -v Y, Y 'S s 'A m 'Y 1 A LARRY ULRICH CHARLES VERMETT FRANKLIN VICK BETTY WALDRON JOANN WALKER WINKY WALLIS HAROLD WANZO GLENN WARE SALLY WATERS DICK WATERWORTH TERRELL WATTS WILLIAM WEIGAND CLIFFORD WELLS BETTY WHITE CAROLYN WHITE LEEROY WHITEHURST JOYCE WIGGIN BOB WITT DAVID WOLF BETTY WOLFF MARY WOODS ANNE WRIGHT BEVERLY WRIGHT VELOXY WYANT CAROL YERLY SHIRLEY YOUNGER MURRAY ZIPPERER JU IORS-LATE E TRIES Ron Armour Della Belcher Randy Bertran Rex Bremmeman Jo Ann Clamputt Wayne Elliot Phyllus Gunderson Richard Hammell Morne Huepenbecker Denms Jones Ronald Kec Kathleen Lucke Beth Swemburg Helen Tyre Melda Walters Louuse Wsley Bob Withers Conme Work John Brouwer Linda Claypool Diane Decker Janet Golby Jill Hefner Carol Hense Carolyn Holter Carolyn Johnson Emily Johnson Diane Martinson Kandy Ogline Robert Porter Larry Rock arol Slsson Anna Springer Mrldred Steele Boyd Steftens Judy Tucker I- -l rm I-11 '-'l E rm Cf? Cn CD 'U I C Z C FU rn U7 1' ati 76 C ' 1 J Rf ' ' if .,,, l 1 'F ytl'l ' AUTUG RAPHS M- M 3412 SPDRTS Here's to MACOHI School dearest and best Ever we'll praise thee North, South, East and West-rah, rch, rah! Hail her glorious colors red, white, and blue Onward to victory, we're all for you. SEASON'S SCORES WE CHAMBERLATN ..,..39 PLANT .......A ...TS cLEARwATER ...45 NORTHEAST ...AT BOCA CIEGA T.... ...2o HlLLSBoRouoH 6 ST. PETERSBURG ...Ts Ill V MIAMI TECH ..., .H26 JEFFERSON ..T, . , .41 SARASOTA .. ...39 Co-Captains George Henderson lLeftl and George Wallace discussing 19 MANATEE HIGH HURRICANES VVESTER C0 FERE CE C0-CH MPS The Western Conference, rated as one of the toughest loops in the state, consists of Class AA teams from Tampa, St. Petersburg, Bradenton, and Sarasota. Plant and Hillsborough as well as our own Hurri- canes were among the top ten teams of the state. Since the conference was formed in 1953, Manatee has held second place in l954, first in l955, and tied for Hrst in 1956. strategy with Head Coach Wheeler Leeth. 6 THEY O 12 7 O O 6 13 O l2 O SEASON N BRIEF Manatee County football fans saw one of the finest teams MCHS has ever fielded during the i956 season. At one time, the Canes were rated the number two team in the state. Opening our season with a 39-O victory over Chamberlain, we proceeded to tame the Plant Panthers in a l3-l2 thriller. Gaining momentum, we beat the Clearwater Tornados and the Northeast Vik- ings by scores of 45-7 and 4l-O. We deadlocked Hillsborough, the team rated to win the Western Conference, 6-6. Our invasion of St. Petersburg resulted in another tie, this one l3-l3. Undaunted, the Canes returned to their own field beating Miami Tech 26-O in the tirst meeting of these two teams. Homecoming fans watched us down Jefferson High School 4l-O. Closing our season, was our traditional Sarasota game. We sank the Sarasota Sailors 39'O. Final standing showed Manatee tied with Hillsborough for the fourth Western Crown. This is the first tie in the short history of the conference. Snappy, precision drills of the Drill Team added color to each game, Season's repertoire included the Mexican Hat Dance, the Charleston, a gun drill a nd a flag routine. Rousing marches provided by the 82 piece Hurricane Band kept fans humming long after the season's whistles were blown. '7 ., 4 tw? 1 , .- as Q? , u 4 ug' First Row: Harold Floyd, Jim Bassit, Joey Wingate Dan Zoller Bert Ackles Blake Logue, Larry Walker. Second Raw. Francis Graham, Davis Ramsey, Buddy Jones, Newton Youngblood, Larry Nickel, Burdette Parent, Dennis Sauve. Third Row: Bobby Rushmore, Tommy Mclfachern, Larry Strasser, Johnny Helmlinger, Charles Harper, Roy Jackson, David Barton, Bill Howard, Bill Aldredge. 81 Assistant Coaches Don Linton and Cecil Ingram. SIMM JH Larry Strasser Bill Aldredge Tackle End All-Conference BOYS . . MANATEE HIGH V-l-C-T-0-R-Y if .-nl' Charles Coker Cooper Thorn Tackle Center Pictured Below: Lower Lett-Strickland gains yardage. Center: Typical crowd. Right-Coach Leeth. Upper Left-Henderson picks up yardage, LeftCenterAFloyd gains, Right Center-Conference with Mc- Eacherri. Right-Watchful waiting. Sllllllll B Squad Coaches George Strouse and Troy Adams, pictured upper right, coached the i956 Baby Canes through a vigorous training season. These persistent Canes finished the season with a fine record. By daily workouts and a full season's schedule these boys are able to get practice needed if they are to move up to the A Squad. Boys improving during the season can be switched to the A Squad, Valuable assistants to both football teams are the three managers pictured lower right. Sonny Smith checks pads, Ronnie Weyer puts equipment away, and David Henderson tightens a helmet. BABY CANES 'MMT fs..eci.lm.T -A Q i .,p'2 i W .9 ww 1--' 41 ar? Q 4' J F x ex.. Q pg' fy ' vij? f l 953 First Row, Left to Right: Richard Romines, Robert Harper, Francis Graham, Van Houghton, Jimmy Bailey, .lim Bassit, Penny God frey, Bill Bever. Second Row. Stevie Hawker, Robin Hood, Robert Hughes, Perry Motlow, Frank Kayser Bill Zoller, Dennis Mc Quillan, Clinton Rouse. Third Row: Phil Seay, Bill Polling, Bill Parent, John Boling, Bobby Burnett, Tommy Broods, Billy Keer, Earl Taylor. Fourth Row: Jerry Hill, Russell Horne, David Clough, Tolliver Pevy, Virgil Crosby, Marion Hindman, Bobby Irwin, David Henderson, Manager. Fifth Row: Coach Troy Adams, and Coach George Strouse. HEARLEADERS Spirited yells, catchy hand claps, and tricky foot routines are all a part of the show put on by the MCHS Cheerleaders. Hours of practice are spent by these peppy girls preparing forthe football and basketball cheers Early in September, a student-faculty committee selected these girls on the basis of cheering ability, leadership, and pep, Pictured upper left is cheerleader sponsor, Miss Mable Clark. At upper right the cheerleaders keep time to a snappy Hurricane band march. Tommy Mims Alan Blanchard Hank Rennagel Mike Money George Wallace BASKET8 LL Hurricane style, kept fans on their feet throughout their season, while winning 8 games and losing 14. Just as tons lost hope, one point losses from Plant and St, Petersburg, plus a minus two point heart breaker from Jefferson kept tans and players ready to try again. Canes lived up to the old saying, When their's a will, their's a way, for several wins were results of the team's wish for victory. SEASON'S SCORES We They Northeast . . . . . .72 49 Chamberlain . ...39 36 Jesuit ...... . . .48 61 Plant ...... . . .70 71 Clearwater . . . . .42 51 Jefferson .... . . .52 54 Boca Ciega .... . . .41 68 Hillsborough ... . . .47 61 St. Petersburg . . . . . .57 58 Sarasota ...... . . .72 64 Northeast . . . . . .50 77 S Left: Smiling, Coach Adams and Manager Harry Kinnan check the Canes statistics. W,,w4?7k x' -'3 M - fi liwi? , ., 'X 'fir I in ' Q is Q. , M S XL' ,P A- X 11 W 1 Q Q .. . f 5, 3:1 .fmm fzf -. I 1' F K 3 3 3 Q13 xp 3 AES 3 .4-F' 39,5 r ,ML 1957 Junior Varsity Coached by Cecil Ingram The score goes up another notch First Row: Dennis Lee Bob Etheredge Hank Rennegal Bob Firkins Second Row: Howard Bailey Alan Blanchard John Helmlinger Mike Money Mgr. Harry Kinnan Third Row: Clinton Rouse Van Houghton Tommy Mims Ronnie Weyer Not pictured: George Wallace l George Henderson captures state broad lump record. siqii yur- lb Zoller Pole Vaults Hurdlers Pose '57 CI DERMAN C PTURE Hurricane track men, coached by George Strouse, captured several state records. State broad jump record ot twenty-two feet, seven and one-half inches is held by George Henderson. John Lybrand, MCHS junior, holds the un-oftlcial state mile record of 4 minutes, 35,7 seconds. nv Sfi-C I fe lt .4 f'7f I -. , km r N lst Raw lLefT To Rnght Buddy Jones Charles Coker Bob Sweat Duck Travers George Harhgan Tommy Brown Pascal Purvus Noel Mullls Dan Zoller 2nd Row Dennus White Jam Bacon Henry Gruggs Charles Harper John Adams Chuck Eckert Buck Dixon Ruchard Haley Ronald Armour Phul Seay 3rd Row Tommy Brooks Earle Clark Donald Brsgman Bull Zoller Davnd Ray Hubbard Taylor, Jrmmy Taylor. 90 T 'fr- 'g Szxx Q ,Tiff 5, 5,39 W W ,L K., I L if 'W' ,Ar .s 1 T ' l- K... SWS . ,V .xx rut, ul' 'sn LFP' . K 1 QQ., ,g M,Q.lgMg..g,,.,,T' , H- T r X Canes' Sprinters Line Up Distance Runners Get Set N 'v 4. QS,, tx W, L -4- 14 ' 5 i.,.+ n, W I -4 yf.,.,sN.,3 3-1'. E' ' k ' ' N X ,: . 'wg I L ixsrqn f-X , T . .,..., THIRD STATE TITLE Q T - fs A , Silvan' Q rl 'A i il' wg. -' 3 L F i A lyk' lllvtq . ,M 2 'fy ,xi The '57 track team members are pictured below, and 'A is yi 57 P on the preceding page. Meets are held throughout the gjrw' ' ' -A ' al spring season with Sarasota, Ft. Myers, K.M.l., St. Peters- Q I ws - ' burg, Jefferson, Plant, Hillsborough, and other Western , .1 '5 X 'Aj K Conference schools. f VJ Q 'K at . s m4 M FW. ,mf I , file . ' f j. Track coach, George Strouse tires starting gun for cocaptains George Henderson and Tom McEachern. N A6 'Y' lst Row LLeft to Righty: Davis Ramsey, Bobby Irwin, James Hopper, Edmond Martin, George Henderson, Tony Strickland, Billy Kerr, Joey Wingate, Jack Steele, Tommy Anderson, Rufus Moretz, John Lybrand, Mike Greeley, Jimmy Lawson. 2nd Row: Phil Seoy, Bruce Malcolm, Larry McDonald, John Cartyras, Jimmy Debona, Blake Logue, Larry Walker, Mike DeWitt, Wesley Weber, Tom McEachern, Gene Tharpe, Bobby Standifer, 3rd Row: Hubbard Taylor, Jimmy Taylor, Robert Poling, Eddie Reed, Marion Hind- man, Toliver Pevy, Mike Garret, Jim Anderson, Bob Witt, John Norrie, Bobby Rushmore, Billy Whitfield, Roy Routh, Richard Strick- land, Bill Aldredge. Assltfill -LA Cane fans followed the MCHS nine Through an eleven game Western Conference schedule. Games were played at the l3th Street and Braves' Ball Parks. For the hrst time in Western Conference his- tory, teams competed only once for conference standings. Rernatches were played but did not affect the standings. Among Iettermen returning to the '57 squad was George Wallace who placed on the T956 All-Conference Second Team. Team members practice sixth period instructed by Coach Don Linton. '57 VARSITY HURRICANE BASEBALL TEAM vu rt, N , o f . F , . ihsgj' . K 4' NAT 9' iv- ., T Q- C Ang 'B 'ure ,7 T S' 'MATC NAr l i if 5, Q' IV 1, 't Wx ' mi 9 0 5 A5 ff. I 'mktkh , Q s ss O 4 f 4, -' a 0 f. 9 e Ez ', 25511 'Q , ' X' gap ' 8 4'-' W 1 O 'i.4 591 Pi' V if Z 'e gig, MCHS' GIRL, BUY '57 MCHS Tennis Team, nicknamed the Racket Squad, scheduled matches with teams from six Suncoast schools. Home matches with Chamberlain, Plant, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Boca Ciega, and Clearwater were played at the water front Tennis Courts. Each sixth period members practiced with Coach Mable Clark and volunteer Coach Eugene Nolan to improve various game fundamentals. For each game the teams dressed in sparkling whites as they are for this picture. Below, Boys' Captain, Jay Boosinger and Girls' Captain, Carol Sue Shiplett pause for a drink of water with Miss Clark. This is the only sport on conference level that is open to girls. Below right, team members line up in front of the net. Kneeling, the members ot the Girls' Team, left to right, are: Jackie Terrell, manager, Carol Sue Shiplett, Barbara Myers, Linda Frank, Jean O'Steen, Freda Biles, Christine North, Jane Sumner, and Doris Clements. Standing, the Boys' Team members, left to right, are: Mike Sipe, Robert Con- rad, Jay Boosinger, Dean DuBois, Duane Cox, Robert Johnson, and Miss Mable Clark. JAY, CAROL SUE LEAD 4mIllb 2' fam L w TENNIS TEAM -1 to . -g 4 1 MN' E 5,-ff-01:84, Top photo, the top-two boys shake hands ,, 1 if f after a tough match. Mike Sipe, left, is the -Q L4 ,T 15:54 3 '. 2 number two man, while Jay Boosinger is V r'1,ffA-,' ' it number one. Xxx :N.x'gx fix NX Tx XX, KR xt- A ' H I X' 'N k A 'V ' A. T 279 1 2 l l l l 4 The top two girls receive some pointers from volunteer instructor, Mr, Eugene Nolan. Standing left is Jean O'Steen who is the number two girl. Beside her is Carol Sue Shiplett who ranks one. Carol Sue was de- feated in the single fTnals of the Western Conference Tournament. 4 'v ev .1 'S '57 HRACKETH SQUAD . , N , , N u at . Q ' f E V-of X Y tr' 1' T '-5 r' 7 .,-- t L.: ,. ' wx . ' ,f i- WISKIT ANYONE? ARCHERS FIRE AWAY DANCERS KICK GIRLS' SPORTS DEVELOP TE M Tumblers soon learn the importance ot bal- ance. Girls may develop at their own speed during this course. Simple stunts are done by all, but more complex ones, first and third stunts pictured, require more skill. Horseshoes, pictured next, and badminton, far right, can be played long after school years are over. Center right photo, several girls hght for possession at the basketball. Many classes hold intramural tournaments. Girls' Physical Education classes are taught by Miss Mable Clark and Miss Mildred Emmelhainz. TUMBLERS DEVELOP BALANCE MCI-IS Girls' Physical Education classes teach a wide variety ot sports. Several sports are pictured on these pages by Miss Mildred Em- melhainz's sixth period students. Wiskit, nevv to Americans, is played like soft- ball. Girls substitute wiskits tor gloves. Next, girls develop muscles and aim through archery. Drill Team members, pictured left, planned their new dance during the spring term. Other classes enjoyed social and square dancing instruction. volley ball, a popular sport, is played in the gym or outside. HIT THAT VOLLEY BALL ff 'T AND I DIVIDUAL SKILLS its HORSESHOES JUMP BALL EYE THE BIRD fkiivfl-'rz'1 'iilg U it W 2. . s uf- sf. . Bvfrx, at '57 GGLFERS Last, but not least, of competitive athletics at Manatee County High School is the Hurricane seven-man golf team, Advised and instructed by Coach Wheeler Leeth, the team played six out of ten Western Conference members. Tournaments were held with Sarasota, Chamberlain, Hillsborough, Northeast, Plant, and St. Petersburg. Coach Leeth, left photo, explains proper methods as team captain Richard Combs gets set to tee off. Photo at bottom left shows Dick Coles, left, and Bill Baute washing balls for a day's practice over the Bradenton Country Club Course. Gene Page, middle photo, shows correct follow through. Bottom right, Dick Waterworth, left, and Jimmy Sellars check scores after a close match. Another team member, Bob Rich, is not pictured. SPORTS SNAPS THE NEW LIGHTS GO UP 539 S .A 'ES l N ak Q 1 D . 'V -N15 Q?Ai.. L3 i f , K f 4 ' ww s Stretching out his spider webb is Bob Spider Etheredge os he hopes To claim The ball for Mcmoiee. Below, The foofboll boys rim Through cn series of ploys or practice. From prcicfice sessions like These the boys develop chornpiorw skills, Botiom, Mr, Quorriby conducts the bond in The Stor Spongle Bonner prior to eoch home game. fl. e' . , ,5 km 1 if . N Q X Jw, ,- ,L ,TY ,A - xi 4, 'r:im f,11,k,,,g . 'M M K MEM-Y M 3 is gif S.. wr .. ei K ,H a x 1 'inn -,. .QM W . X V . 9 , -1. fa. ., KR' ,. . . -,X E41 gp: LIE 3,5393 6 lan . . ,Q .X 'Y 1 11. ' .Q 4 fl ,I . H z .. 'et V V-Wi' ' K 1 Xi a ' va-J.. W4 . f','H!fQ ,lifig V. 51659 Z R 55' QQ, Q ,1 w 4 x ' -' ' K , Y -Q vnu' . U M UI. W x 5' - , L ' , , '-ti' ' Q' f 5 ' ' ll WE 3' A .' l,'x , , . fl :1- ' 1 ' ,zifa 'Q J 4' N ' Q S' tx if if 4 im gb Z' V N , J 1 - A . I k, , Y y K I I . 1 . i : ' 4 I 'fy' 5 N ' 1 if I i , I six! f Q? 1 5 , I --:ww ' V A . S , 1 A f J,,i. 5,k ' --L-Cin, 4- m 'I iv xl 'Y xx 5711.2 FEATURES Dances . . . posters . . . music . . . decora- tions. . .Moonlight , . . snow . . .streamers . . . fioorsnows . . . Talent . . . amusement . . . practice . . . Egyptian Jamboree . . . Anticipation . . . thrills . . . work . . , senior notables . . . Honors . . . awards . . . graduation, UTABLES ln the next eight pages the T957 Manatee Leaves depicts a typical Senior's day. The 32 seniors pictured were elected by popular vote of their classmates as outstanding people. Attention all students says the Seniors' Veep Robby Terry. Waiting to make an announcement is Student Council Treasurer Marion Seay. Robby informs MCHS on Youth Center activities and Marion keeps Future Teacher projects in the public eye. Waiting on that bell for the last year are Patti Oliver and Arthur Rowe. Once that bell rings, Patti will be busy as an FBLA member. She might see Arthur in the iournalism room as Patti is Manatee Leaves sophomore editor and Arthur is sports editor. Lunch Time says Rosemary Davisson as she hands Buddy Jones his silver. Rosy has been a class officer each year at MCHS and a Drill Team Member, too. Buddy bolstered the football team and got to see snow as a Concord Exchanger. Glance into a Senior's class and you'll find Marilyn Mc- Clure and Rufus Moretz learning all about the Problems of Democracy Rufuss duties as Student Council President keep him almost as busy as Macohi Editor Marilyn McClure 'as ff I 4 Swv 'A :Q 415 'xl Nu..-,f T 'is i ,.,.,.iN L V Q rw a V- A ,r 'xg 29.41, g.g.:.1 is i,,, W , piS9'f9r.w2'fA. M MY 1 Q45-A .N -z Y ,t we , My ,L vs jf, .C -A , M SEIXIIUR UTABLES SENIOR GT BLES It's no secret it you know where to find it! Evidentally German born Beate Meyer and History Club member Dale Perry know where to tind it. On any Study Day you can find Beate in FBLA meetings while Dale will be with the Key Club group provided they are not in the library. Watch out! Senior Class President Newton Youngblood is about to blow up MCHS! Lending a helping hand is Cheer- leader Captain Yvonne Turbeville. When not up to mischief, Newton fulfills duties as a Junior Rotarian and Yvonne keeps busy as a hall monitor, I Classes aren't so bad says basketball captain, Bobby Etheredge, Could be he likes G. Lee Brown as his teacher. When Bob is not typing, you're likely to Hnd him working tor the Student Council or Key Club. G. Lee keeps busy working in the library or marching in the Drill Team. Lugging all the books a Senior carries is no easy task for Student Council Vice-President Kally Caioleas and Basketball Co-Captain Bob Firkins. Kally, three year Jamboree candidate, and Bob, actor in each one act play, are glad they don't have to walk with all their books. SENIOR OTABLES X Ter: Y SENIOR UTABLES 33.3 Florence Cloud ond George Henderson enioy cz ping pong gcime ot the Youth Center otter school. Artistic Florence cre oted Freddie os Monotee leaves drt editor ond is o rnernber of the French Club. George Hurricone All Stgte Holfbock is olso M Club President Another pair of MCHS sports enthusiosts spend their afternoons dt the tennis courts. Here tennis star Cdrol Sue Q, ,. Shiplett tells George Wolloce thot he ploys tootboll much better. Besides sports octivities, Cdrol Sue is cn Red Cross worker ond George is vice-president of M Club. 4 pq!! J?Y?c,q9f c V 1g,5gL ' if ' ff' e 'Sm ,.xV M .739 .ig in ' , After school Key Club member Tommy Anderson tries to get a sale from Hurricane Band member Connie Brown. When not making or spending money, Tommy blows the bugle and Connie sings in the Girls' Glee Club. Both were members of the Concord Exchange. Anita Kilcrease, Manatee Leaves feature editor, and all State Guard Tommy McEachern soak up some Florida sun the easy way. Anita has been o two year cheerleader and winner of many 4-H fair awards. Besides football, Tommy also is track star and was a Boys' State Representative. QQ' ,MN I +-.-,. Mi O SENIUR OT BLES SENIOR QTABLES Out to see a MCHS basketball game, thanks to Student Activity tickets, are Manatee Leaves Editor Sally Dorst, and Key Club member Blake Logue. Besides watching basketball, Sally saw the MCHS tootball games as a Drill Team member and Blake played in the Hurricane backtield. Any night you are likely to see some Seniors relaxing at one ol Bradentons drive-ins l-lere Linda Kendrick rests from her duties as Macobi News Editor and Senior Class Treasurer wliile trombone player Lamar Matthews pauses from History Club and Pon American Club activities, Nothing like popcorn plus o good movie, soys smiling Koye Deem, Evideniolly Wheel Club Vice-President, Bill l-loword cigrees os he poid The bill. Koye represented The Student Council os o i957 Homecoming Sponsor while Bill represented MCHS on the Concord Exchange. Rixie Boekee ond Bill Aldredge close o Senior's doy by doncing ol o holidoy donce. Holland born Rix, ccirried The Arnericon flog in The Drill Teom Color Guord ond song in The MCHS Girls' Glee Club, Bill directed the Rigodoon donce bond. 109 SENIOR DTABLES .1 kia 9 3 0 K 33 C9 ls aw MIXED CHORUS Glee Club members are pictured here in their concert prior to the operetta, Trial By Jury. Below them, operetta principals rehearse around the piano. Opposite page are snaps taken during the operetta, Top row, the Men's Chorus gives its verdict as Gentlemen of the Jury. Next to them, the public, acted by the Mixed Chorus, listens to Judge Jullian Riddick. Irma Clemons, as the sorrowful bride, sings to her bridesmaids in the photograph below the iury. Far right, the principals vocalize together. Left to right, are: Irma Clemons, the bride, Larry Wood, defendant, Joyce Ernest, counsel, Jullian Riddick, iudge, Lois Adams, usher, David Barton, foreman of the jury. 'S V , Mixed Chorus members are, lelt to right: Front row: Jerry Kinslow, Phyllis Geisler, Janice Wilber, Mary Frances Hadden, Frances Grant, Julia Pope, Linda Thompson, Caron Haverkos, Ray Biedinger, Kyle Schilling, David Wolf, Joe Papia, Ann Shavers, Dale Mobery, Darlene Overholt, Marlene Overholt, Valrie Ball, Joetta Falittie Second row: Letha Jackson, Barbara Thomas, Lorraine Downing, Sally Knox, Ella Mae Merrill, Lucille Roberts, Margaret Shaffer, Torn McKnight, Dennis MCQUillGr1, ROy Little, Jerry Hill, Nancie Thomas, Sherill Mead, Elaine Hill, Gretchen Srnith, Carla Fresina, Nancy Martin, JoAnn Lawson, Barbara Vollmer. Third row: Joyce Johnson, Marilyn Epps, Villa Kersey, Judith Ducy, Norma Lowry, Angelene Baylis, Pat McQuillan, Freddy Potter, Dale Porter, Lowell Thomas, Mary Louise Massey, Elaine Neumann, Marcia North, Charlene Wyley, Sanders La Maye, Raleine Thompson, Diane Blake. Top row: Alice Mitchem, Carolyn Brown, Nancy Rivers, Peggy Shocknesse, Trudy Ashby, June Pendleton, Mary Arial, Mary Moore, Jim Amos, Julian Reddiclc, David Barton, Marie Huepenbeclmer, Nelda Clampitt, Patricia Chastain, Barbara Burks, Lorraine Thompson, Carolyn Johnson, Marion Ann Leavitt. OPERETT SNAPS Q Orchestra members ore Hrs! raw: Director Mr. Oryin Sole, Concert Mosfer Bill Entzrninger, Marlha Anderson, Barbara Snow, Pa? Snyder, Beverly Wright, Patty Plano Second row- Jody Taylor, Dowd Mevcoll, Lindo Dennis, Susie Robson, Joanne Phelps. Third row: Borbora McNeal, Mary Latimer, Borbaro Elliott, Marilyn Brothers, Joan Boldy, Las? row, Dovid Gough, Jackye Hefner, Cavhy Twerdochlib. Lamar Matthews AWARD WINNERS Sealed, Dell Morrison, senior play, Terry McDonald, standing left, sophomore play. Gillon Ward, iunior ploy. C H S DRCHESTR Sophomore cast for The VolIian1 ore, kneeling: Rod Petrey. Standing, left Yo right: Noel Mullus, John Foy, Terry McDonald, Dudley Goulden, and Lindo Frank First row: Alice Anttilo, Bettie Moretz. Second row: Sherrie Surgnier, Lynne Courtney, Peggy Shereda. Third row: Janet Patterson, Nancy Thurmond, Donna Harpold. Top row: Eugene Mallard, Stephen Calvert, Taft Metcalf, AND l-ACT PLAYS Orchestra members, directed by Mr. Orvin Sale, gave several concerts throughout the school year. Early in the fall, the orchestra gave one of its tirst concerts during the intermissions ofthe three One-act plays. They also played tor the l957 Jamboree and for each MCHS assembly. Highlighting the year, the group iourneyed to Ft. Myers for District 2 Contest. Cast for the junior play, A Wedding are, kneeling, left to right: Gillon Ward, Mike Sipe, Kirby Hadley Standing: James Ravencraft, Sylvia Brooks, Derry Neal. Seated: Sandro Gibson. Two Crooks ond a Lady, senior play, cast, left to right, are: Jackie Kemp, Bob Firkins, Sally Dorst, Dell Mattison, Dirk Davis, ond Florence Cloud. Twirling bright red flags to the music of Tuxedo Junction are the 72 members of the Drill Team. Flanlced on each side ofthe Hurricane Marching Band, the girls waved their flags for the homecoming halftime show during the game with Jefferson. Framing the Band and Drill Team are several snaps taken throughout the football season. Top picture shows the three foreign-born Drill Team members: Lilo Hort, Rixie Boelcee, Beata Meyer. Below them Nancy Prine blows her tuba. Pictured next is Governor Leroy Collins enjoying a Manatee halftime show in Tampa. The three maiorettes strike a pose while Band Director Mr. Charles Quarmby flashes a smile forthe camera. Blowing away in the last picture are several ambiti- ous band students. THE HURRICANE M RCHI G . ,Yrs C0 CERT BAN '57 DRILL TEAM members are: Mary Ina Baden, Joan Bailey, Rixie Boelcee, G. Lee Brown, Katie Brumfiel, Beverly Butler, Pat Carpenter, Mary Alyce Carter, Florence Cloud, Rosemary Davisson, Kaye Deem, Kay Deese, Sally Dorst, Joyce Ernest, Annette Fant, Frances Feagles, Sandra Ferguson, Martie Fischer, Bonnie Foster, Anna Graves, Connie Graves. Diane Guthrie, Linda Hall, Flora Hampton, Diane Hardin, Patricia Hawley, Bettie Hotmeister, Lilo Hart, Linda Hunt, Lalla Hunter, Marlene Jones, Maxine Kayser, Linda Kendrick, Letty Ann Lee, Jean Lenzen, Anita Lane, Jimmie Lang- ford, Marion Mathis, Dell Mattison, Darla McAnuIty, Nina McCranie, Marietta McCrockIin, Gail McDonald, Linda McKee, Ann McLemore, Beate Meyer, Bettie Moretz, Kathy Moser, Ann Muir, Derry Neal, Marcia North, Patti Oliver, Karen Orbaker, Sara Padgett, Sue Petrey, Marlys' Pohl, Becky Robinson, Sue Robson, Claudia Royal, Marie Saltzman, Jo Smithers, Mildred Steele, Ann Summers, Kay Summers, Susan Taylor, Lorraine Thompson, Linda Thompson, Mary Frances Truitt, Vera Tyler, Jane Vanderipe, JoAnne Walker, Carolyn White, Oppie Lee Wooten, Mary Margot Worley, Carol Yerly, Marilyn Zeigler. Drill Team Honors Kaye Deem. ' 6. '57 HURRICANE BAND Members ore: Donald Alien, Ned Alcathie, Micki Allison, .lim Amos, Martha Anderson, Joan Baldy, Arthur Behme, Barbara Behme, James Bliclqens- derfer, John Bowen, Nancy Bowen, Ylonda Bradley, Marilyn Brothers, Connie Brown, Richard Wayne Campbell, Hillman Bannon, David Cartright, Victor Case, Norrise Cecil, Erma Clemons, Marlene Clintin, William Cox, David Dennis, Nancy Ferald, Richard Foster, Alice Gull, Sonny Goodwin. Robert David Gough, Dudley Gaulden, George Gray, Pat Greeley, Gail Elizabeth Griffin, .lo Ann Harrison, Donna l-larpold, Sandra Henson, Jackye Hefner, Martha Hefner, Ronald Hirshberg, Sally Husted, Ronald Keck, Jackie Kemp, David Kesler, Patty Lou Jones, Mary Ellen Latimer, Patty Ann Latimer, Shirley Latimer, Gayle Lingo, Ray Lopez, Eugene Mallard, Bill Manning, Lynn Mason, Pam Mathis, Lamar Matthews, Charles Maxwell, Marilyn McClure, Thomas McGinnis, Alice Jo Miller. William Morris, Roger Murray, Annette Nosworthy, John Alexander Norrie, Ken Nosworthy, Russell Parks, Jan Arme Patterson, Gary Perrine, Warren Lee Past, Nancy Prine, Roger Proper, Peggy Raymond, Harold Roberts, Barbara Sandidge, Karen Satter- white, Jan Wesley Sharer, Arlinda Lou Shetlar, Jan Simmons, Garry Slcene, Karen Sneary, Karen Streblow, Catherine Twerdochlib, Ann Vollberg, Edwin Wanzo, Joyce Wiggin. FIVE FOUT TWO FQ 4' f7g?' W - ? Ss if Vi .k gf 5151 6 1 . ' . 4 ixw if Q Q W W S I, SE any Si if R E fi-ff , E '- 9 jk S ,M A - h J,g,f,gwx.g ,WH f ' - f 4 . me-li':? .fam - -.W-MH , ..,5,-64's A I' A .S 4 i :arsi M,,,,,- nw Q' , MX ,sw'M' X, Q 'Y A fih Rf A 4 if 'fx a . Q 32-1 xgggxig Q. 3 5 li I! I 2' I In :W fr' The MCHS Men's Chorus, also under the direction ot Mr. William Roth, met fourth period each day to practice songs. During the year they performed at Jones Auditorium and in the district contest at Sebring. They also participated in the operetta, Trial By Jury, and the Christmas tableau. Any boy who likes to sing may belong to this chorus after auditioning before Mr. Roth. This group sings with the Mixed Chorus on special occasions. Front row: Kyle Schilling, Dennis McQuillan, David Wolf, Joe Papia. Second row: Pot McQuillan, Jerry Hill, Lowell Thomas, Lorry Wood. Third row: David Barton, Tom McKnight, Dale Porter, Ray Biedinger. Top row: Roy Little, Freedy Potter, Julian Reddiclc, Clinton Rouse, Jim Amos. EN O U9 ' 'FY Q ra? I fc P -', . -lb, SNAPS AND AUTOGRAPHS 4, , 'Q HI! 2' ,moose 1 lr, HH x5T ,l l mac.-nmwne me-sa-nn. naman me luuuuuuu W :nous .mf in as ---A M- ..,.,Nx,., w, 'Rf QHEZLQIQMSE r Mfg jiffi iiffij' W 554355195 5 -Q y, , Hu. 'L gigs it bl '99 lliiiilililil ra- 11 se'- J 11 s il 1 5 1 is - I r, I . ...fm---' of-vial. i .fs ..--P 'K M. C. HS- 17noJEcTloN CLUB l i QD U ' CONCQRD UDEN T5 123 S i le CLUBS Clubs . . . members . . . omcers . . . 8 o'cIock sessions . . . committees . . . spon sors , . . orange iuice machine duty . . projects . . . meetings . . . points . . . con venfions . . . dues . . , club pictures parties .... E . n X' i PS yyv- Ji' .svy fist A -a v , .s E .hu t - gk A I K+ Q 4? , A I sw 2- QE, N s5 ie, , ,,,A Q 'ver M r is trv iir X E, ' x Bobby Bunton Sally Dorst Bill Howard Beate Meyer Kaye Deem Bobby Etheredge Linda Kendrick Marilyn McClure Outstanding high school iournalists receive recognition by membership in the international Quill and Scroll society. ln addition to superior iournalistic work, members must be in the upper third ot their class, must be a iunior or a senior, and must be approved by sponsor, Miss Joe Berta Bullock. All members have worked either on the Macohi or Manatee Leaves staft. Although this is an honorary group, members planned the yearly journalism department party. Q 0 lf 0 Sandra Arrant Connie Brown Barbara Daniels Sally Dorst Kirby Hadley JoAnn Harrison le 'wud ww'- 'Q W. H. Ellsworth Sponsor Rufus Moretz Sally Husted Danny Huth HONORSOCIElY . vt - 1 1 Jo Smithers Outstanding traits of scholarship, char- acter, service, and leadership are displayed by National Honor Society members. These members are chosen by the faculty from the upper third of their class. This high honor is awarded to 5 per cent of the Junior class and 15 per cent of the Seniors. Members pictured were inducted last May in an impressive assem- bly. New members were inducted at the close of school this year. Mr. W. H. Ellsworth sponsors this group. Linda Kendrick Jan Lathrop Marilyn McClure Arthur Rowe Mary F. Truitt Bettie Moretz Marlene Swartz Joe Berta Bullock Sponsor lvl Club members are those MCI'-lS students who have lettered in athletic events, drill team, or cheerleading. Under the direction ot their sponsor, Coach Don Linton, members held victory dances following Plant and Sarasota football games. M Club Officers, left to right, are: George Wallace, Vice-President, Joanne Capo, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr, Don Linton, Sponsor, Yvonne Turbeville, Secretary! Treasurer, George Henderson President, First Row: Bud Parent, David Strickland, George Wallace, Dan Zoller, Francis Graham, Bobby Standiler, Blake Logue, Jimmy Lawson. Second Row: Charles Coker, Larry Strasser, Tommy Mclfachern, Ronnie Weyer, Sonny Smith, Tommy Anderson, Hank Rennagel, Richard Combs. Third Row: Tony Strickland, Newton Youngblood, Gene Page, Terry Campbell, Dole Perry, Cooper Thorn, George Henderson. Fourth Row: Buddy Jones, Arthur Rowe, Jay Boosinger, Bob Firkins, Bob Etheredge, Bill Howard, Bob Sweat, Bert Ackles, Bill Aldredge. 441 ' ' Pe, Q. wg, 8171... Closing the activities for the year, Susie Summers and her committee consisting of Francis Graham, Carol Sue Shiplett, Dale Perry, Tony Strickland, and Larry Walker planned the annual M club picnic. First Row: Billy Johnson, Yvonne Turbeville, Karen Orbaker, Bette Hofmeister, Marcia North, Mary Alyce Carter, Oppie Wooten, Rosemary Davisson, G. Lee Brown, Mike DeWitt. Second Row: Mike Sipe, Carol Sue Shiplett, Kathy Moser, Sally Dorst, Marlene Jones, Linda Kendrick, Gloria Hoss, Buddy Godfrey. Third Row: John Lybrand, Florence Cloud, Patti Oliver, Sue Petrey, Ann Mc- Lemore, Martie Fischer, Maxine Kayser, Tommy Mims. Fourth Row: Bob Rushmore, Duane Cox, Gail Courtney, Mary Lynn Hunt, Shreve Huggins, Joanne Capo, Anita Lane, Claudia Royal, James Hopper. Fifth Row: Linda McKee, Susie Summers, Rixie Boekee, Linda Hunt, Kaye Deem, Anita Kilcrease, Davis Ramsey. Top Row: Harold Floyd, Billy Whitfield, John Helmlinger, Dennis Suave, Bert Webb, Larry Walker, David Barton, Don Stokes. ,max iv .fl hx wth? f MERICAN LUB 1' No hablo ingles, was a familiar reply heard during Pan American Club initiation. Initiates heard speaking English had to forfeit candy to tellow club members. Completing the initiation rites, members wore colorful, t-4 it not authentic, Latin American costumes. Glancing at South American maps are, lett to right: Loye Lark, Secretary, Mr. A , , Vardyan, Sponsor, Mrs. Cannon, Sponsor, Patty Neil, President, Linda Hall, Sponsored bY Mr' Vvllllclm VGLDYOLJ and Mrs' Glodls V,Ce,p,e5,de,,,, Anno Lone, T,eO5,,,e,, Cannon, members may ioin during their second year of Spanish or at the second semester ot their tirst year, pro- viding their grades are B or better. Kneeling: Roger Gard, Mike Greeley, Mike DeWitt, Roy Jackson, Fred Kermode, Ronnie Whichel, Alan Meals, Frank Kayser. First Row: Marlene Clinton, Geraldine McCullagh, Patty Neft, Loye Lark, Emily Wallis, Vera Tyler, Flora Hampton, Jo Langford, Karen Walker. Janis Gullett, Wanda Smalley. Second Row: Mary Hadden, Nancy Roberts, Pat Hawley, Jean Lenzen, Marlene Jones, Anita Lane, Derry Neal, Linda Hall, Joan Baldy, Arlynne Adams, Pat Hoopes. Third Row: Harold Sprang, Jerry Everett, Ed Ayers, Lamar Matthews, Ann Marie Stolt, Gail McDonald, Ann Summers, Suzanne Bear, Billy Pace. Top Row. John VanderSchouw, Hank Rennegal, Terry Campbell, Dick Hall, Bobby Bunton, Sonny McGuire, Ronnie Jones, Frank Rowe, Roger Murray. , 3 0ClLlAS l.tAl1lNA Jyx S' QW 1 'ki 'A - Y kt Climaxing a study of myths, Latin Club members held their annual banquet at the Garden ot Hesperidesf' a decorated version of the MCHS cafeteria. Gaily COSTUVNGCJ OS mythological ClTCll'OCl6l'S, these stu- Otticers, left to right: Mrs. Davis, Sponsor, Bert Webb, Vice-President, Letty Ann denfs honored Mrs' paul por-Fish, during their Roman fefe' Lee, Secretary, Judy Ducy, Treasurer, Mary Louise Lawrence, Reporter, and Tom Holland, President. Membership is open to students maintaining a C average in Latin. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis is the sponsor. Kneeling: Diane Hopper, Susan Husted, Annette Font, Karen Satterwhite, Suzy Robson, Wincy Horton, Yolanda Bradley, Carolyn Novakoski, Marilyn Austin. First Row: Melda Walters, Sue Day, Karen Streblow, Gayle Lingo, Mary Louise Lawrence, Sally Fuller, Grace Jones, Letty Ann Lee, Patti Greeley, Beverly Smith, Carol Pohl, Linda Dennis, Donna Harpold, Jeanette Wanzo. Second Row: Freda Biles, Sandra Redding, Dorothy Sinclair, Ella Owens, Catherine Tewerdochlib, Susan Taylor, JoAnn Walker, Peggy Raymond, Betty Ann Miller, Dae Smolly, Pat Cilley, Leona Shepard, Aleen Teyssier, Sherrill Mead, Dorothy Reynolds, Pat Carpenter. Third Raw: Marilyn Epps, Carol Schauble, Beverly Butler, Patsy Jones, Kay Deese, Judith Ducy, Alice Jo Miller, Joanne Crampitt, Gerry Siegel, Maria Saltzman, Jimmie Langford, Diane Guthrie, Patty Plano, Mary Ethel Davis, Alice Michael, Beverly Wright. Fourth Row: Ray Norris, Norris Cecil, Jim Amos, Tom Holland, Rod Petrey, Terry McDonald, Conrad Maginness, Russell Burrill, Tommy Brown, Bert Webb, Donald Aiken, Pat Boyer, Lewis Platt, Bernard Fagen, Ronnie Young, John Foy, Richard Phillips. Fl n-nu ,1f.5 f- N U' Membership in the Lanier English Club is open to all seniors and iuniors who have made a B or better average in English. .- ,,,,,.f ..- During the year members hold four meetings, one for initiation of new members, a luncheon, a business meeting, and a closing banquet. Sponsored by Miss Lois Key, the group presented a Thanksgiving basket to a needly family and gave SlO to the Patio Proiect. First Row: Sarah Pearce, Bette Hotmeister, Winifred Delamarter, Bettie Brumit, Mildred Miller, Lois Adams, Betty Blanchard, Audrey Lowe, Jo Smithers, Suzanne Bear, Second Row: Ann McLemore Patti Oliver, Marilyn McCIuce, Margaret Jones, June Jacobs, Penny Allen Janice Simmons Emma Greerihalgh Faye Collins Linda Kendrick Sally Dorst Third Row Sue Petrey, Linda Hunt, Linda McKee Susie Summers Rixie Boekee Lynne Courtney Marlene Swartz Patty Lou Jones Tanner Ottley, Barbara Lackey, Dorothy Sinclair Lamar Matthews Bob Saftord Fourth Row Bob Firkins Bob Etheredge Bill Aldredge Gene Page, Robert Wiggins, Edmon Martin Jackie Kemp Ronald Smith Dick Coles Eugene Mallard K 4 i X In addition to this, they published the i957 A edition at the Manatee Masterpieces. Contained in - .,, this paper were poems, short stories and essays ffl' written by Senior English students. ---i. English Clue Offices, Left td right, are1 Mis ..ois Key, Sponsor, Secretary, Gene Page, Vice-President, Sarah Pearce, Reporter. First Row: Ginny Smith, Joanne Capo, Gretchen Smith, Aleen Teyssier, Letty Ann Lee, Marlys Pohl, Mary Ina Baden, Sara Padgett, Jane Vanderipe, Mary Frances Truitt. Second Row: Gail Satterwhite, Jane Sumner, Jan Lathrop, Nancy Fernald, Joan Baldy, Patsy Wright, Nina McCrainie, Sarah Cohen, Anita Lane, Mike Greeley. Third Row: Stephen Calvert, Kirby Hadley, Nancy Prine, Leona Sheppard, Eva Mae Clements, Judy Titsworth, Phyllis Whidden, Peggy Shereda, Mary Margaret Worley, Grace Jones, Tommy Mims, Top Row: Frank Rowe, Conrad Maginness, Tommy McGinnes, Bill Zaller, Gillon Ward, Chuck Miller, Alice Gall, Peggy Raymond, Nancy Roberts, Sandy Gibson, Tom Holland. x ww :cd Mi ::'t ll i Hg l ll 'Ill 1 ll, 5 'J o Qlanil I ' -'xt RG 1 A-ll CLE RANCAIS E ' 52011 r rg ijt vie v,'t1 'X 'TSS -.... --, S E H if l F xx A Yi Officers, left to right, are: Mr. Gobin, Sponsor, Bill Zoller Vice-President, Jan Lathrop, Reporter, Nancy Purvis, Sec retary, June Jacobs, Treasurer. Seated: Marilyn Harkins President. Members ot the Le Cercle Francaise, newly organized MCHS French Club, held several money making proiects. One of their most successful projects was a banana nut bread sale. Proceeds from this sale, 4 rummage sales, and a dance were used to send some members to New Orleans. Any student enrolled in French may join this club which is sponsored by Mr. C. H, Gobin, Members at left, First Row: June Jacobs, Pat Alley, Suzanne Bear, Second Row: Sally Fuller, Marlyn Harkins, Jan Lathrop. Third Row: Carolyn Holter, Sandy Henson, Sharon Deckard. Fourth Row: Adele Pollack, Lorraine Wells, Bonnie Kling. Fifth Row: Florence Cloud, Wincy Horton, Nancy Purvis. Sixth Row1 Wayne Elliott, Loyell Thomas, Charles Miller. Top Row: Bill Zoller, Bob Saftord, Gillon Ward, The Science Club, organized for all boys who have a special interest in science, is sponsored by Mr, Phillip Doyle. Every Tuesday after school, Mr. Doyle meets with members to work on individual projects. Each Study Day members give project reports to the group. This club is comprised of boys from all three classes. However, one must join during his sophomore year. Members at right, beginning at First Row: James Ravencraff, Mike Sipe, Jack Steele. Second Row: William Morris, David Boyers, Dick Wanous. Third Row: Alan Huck, Frank Rowe, Ray Biedinger. Fourth Row: Randy Lippard, Steven Calvert, Dennis Warner. Fifth Row: Bruce Malcolm, Kirby Hadley. Officers, left to right: Mr. Phillip Doyle, Sponsor, Mike Sipe, Vice- President, Jack Steele, President, .-at fs...- V 1 Sli xc I 0 ,J T33 CIENCE LUB N '2 'FP 'I 1 i 5 s E I i tom Clue ML Smith Learns About the United Nations, and so did MCHS, thanks to a special UN assembly History Club members gave. Besides historical interest in the UN, club sponsor, Mrs. Edith Harrison gave members first hand infor- mation trom her year's study at the UN in l952. All history students making a B average or above are eligible on attending bi-monthly meetings after they have completed one semester at the course. First Row: Lamar Matthews, Betty Blanchard, Tanner Ottley, Karen Walker, Oppie Wooten, Judy Taylor, Kae Kippax, Bill Pace Second Rowz Ann McLemore, Patty Lou Jones, Arlynne Adams, lo'1e Plummer, Marlene Swartz, Wanda Smalley, Adele Pollack, Jean O'Steen. Top Row: Gene Martin, Edmon Martin, Bill Entzminger, Ron Smith, Eugene Mallard, Mrs. Harrison, Sponsor, Hank Rennagel. Seniors not taking history l2, but who have made the required grades may participate in club activities if they wish. At the close of the year, all members who had paid dues attended the club picnic. A X A Gathering for an 8 o'clock session are ,left to right: Patti Oliver, Treas- urer, Lamar Matthews, President, Eugene Mallard, Vice-President, Patty Lou Janes, Secretary, Mrs. Harrison, Sponsor, lone Plummer, Reporter, Arthur Rowe, Parliamentarian, First Row: Bettie Brumit, Sara Padgett, Patty Neff, Loye Lark, Martha Anderson, Suzanne Bear, Francis Graham. Second Row: Patti Oliver, Phyllis Whidden, Margaret Jones, Mary Ann Ressler, Winitred Delamarter, Lynne Courtney, Buddy Jones. Top Row: Bob Firlnins, Ed Ayers, Frank Rowe, Bud Parent, Dale Perry, Pete Bridenbaugh, Jackie Kemp. - si N 1' Qi Q3 is il . ,-'wus' , www 'T' . ffuw 9 Eh! ',... ' ag----.- 9 2 V4 x ,JSI 4 F Discussing patio plans are, left to right: Miss Bullock, Sponsor, Lamar Matthews, Vice-President, Rixie Boekee, Secretary, Kally Caioleas, President. gu- ur B Hill lm llll QILW Kally Caioleas as Student Council Vice-President headed the 1956-57 lnter Club Council. All club vice- presidents met with Kally and sponsor Miss Joe Berta Bullock on Study Day to coordinate club activities for the school. Publicizing landscaping plans for the new building and securing club pledges for plants were top projects for the year. Again the council headed the Concord Exchange wel- come. Clubs had representatives with gaily painted signs out to meet the Concord Minute Men. First Row: Loyce Lark, Micki Allison, JoAnn Harrison, Connie Graves, G. Lee Brown, Jackie Hefner, Second Row: Mattie Fischer, Alice Gull, Rixie Boekee, Sue Petrey, Kally Caioleas, Claudia Royal, Marlene Swartz, Third Row: Taft Metcalf, Eugene Mallard, Lamar Matthews, Bill Zoller, Mike Sipe, Bill Howard. Top Row: John Perry, Bob Efheredge, Bert Webb, Dick Combs, Gene Page. 5 , A 3 A ., 1 -s xi E, i Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Music students are entitled to membership in the Music Honor Society after they have earned 800 points or a letter. These points may be earned by participating in solo or ensemble vvork, attending music functions, or acting as librarian tor all rnusic. Closing the year's activities was the presentation of the Arion award to the outstanding music student. Mr. Williant Roth sponsors this group. First Row: Martha Anderson, Linda Thompson, Jackye Hefner, Barbara Behrne, Marilyn McClure. Second Row: Adams, Connie Brown, Sherry Surginer, Patti Latimer, Patty Lou Jones, Lynn Mason. Top Row: Bill Entzrninger, Taft Metcalf, David Dennis, Lamar Matthews, Jackie Kemp, pu-1u,--q MP li 1:11 ?? an-Quai Music Honor Society Omcers, seated: Barbara Sandidge, Secretary Treasurer. Standing: Mr William Roth, Sponsor, Jackie Kemp, President Julia Pope, Lois Eugene Mallard, E lilil lili :ESI 25 UIQ 15 W H .awyi Ofhcers, lelt to right, ore: Bill Howard, President, Newton Youngblood, Vice-President, Connie Brown, Secretory-Treasurer, Tommy Anderson ond Bobby Burnet, Co-ordinutors, Mrs Fronk, Sponsor, Couch Leeth, Sponsor, A, C0 CURD Port of Florido's tomous citrus crop lound its woy to Concord, Mossochusetts, vio 32 Concord Exchongers. Topping the list of octivities in Florido were picking oronges in Burnett's grove, topping our cemented polin trees, ond sooking up thot Floridd sun. Likewise Monotee Exchongers brought home tcxles ol trips to historic Boston, the novelty of seeing snow, ond the lun of porticipoting in winter sports, More reolistic thon their stories were bruises ocquired by would-be-slcoters ond Yonlcee Hots given to Them by their Concord Minute Men portners, THEY'RE HERE VlSII0lggi'ff' - ll0l1f lllflellslruill ' ' 'Witte Glftg rdflll ' ' C ' ly., U09 S9F2lfill,f.' I ...,,,.-- .,- - MANATEE Lois Adams Phyllis Harvey Martha Anderson Judy Clark Tommy Anderson Wayne Smith Sandra Arrant Ruth Ann Berger Joan Baldy Janice Meek Jay Boosinger John Valentine Pete Bridenbough John Porter Carolyn Brown Rebecca Robbins Connie Brown Dorothea Voigt Tommy Brown Thomas Mudgett Bobby Burnett Alan Williamson Stephen Calvert Francis Arnold Richard Combs Charles Flanigan Joyce Ernest Susan Friedman Alice Gall Emily Ridout Bette Hofmeister Diane Little Tom Holland Peter Gilman Bill Howard Robert Weiss Linda Hunt Dorothy Bowering Buddy Jones John Norton John Leps, Jr. Bradford Mattison Sara Padgett Connie Huntley Barbara Sandidge Marilyn Hughes Jo Smithers Nancy Duggan Jack Steele Wallace Crawford Eastern Tin Brian Grennan Emily Titsworth Brenda Hosey Jane Vanderipe Marilyn Smith Gillon Ward James Ritchie Newton Youngblood William Monsen MCHS EXCHANGERS POLISH APPLES GOODBY BRADENTON While Mr. Sun wasn't too generous with his energy, Concord and Manatee Students did manage to acquire a Florida Tan. Pictured near right, the Concordians stretch out hoping soon to be a long tan line. Four Concord Exchangers find that Freddie Fruitfly left a few oranges on our trees. After picking oranges fresh from the tree, the group toured the Tropicana Plant. During their tour a friendly guide explained the various processing steps to those who were interested. Far right, several Concord girls try out the water temperature. Testing it also is Mr. Wm. H. O'Connor, exchange sponsor. Concord's other sponsor, Miss Miriam Clark, is not pictured here. B th a , d ho Fl 'd d got inythoi lflailfkeseursitoei. pe some on cl Son AFTHE LINEN CORD licclmiief SR ,.4': 'Y I gifs: -x....--s-.ist gx- , K' , ,N :i 'T Wifi WELCOME CONCORD FAVORQ EOO Q ' 56? Witwl 'lg 0f59v sbeigewx ONCORD tc ANGE 524 ,O . I Busy Manatee Exchange students polished many bushels of apples in order to raise funds for their costly trip, Once polished these apples were candied and sold during the home football games. . . . And away they go . . .for a week's whirl of the old North. Once the train left Bradenton, the group started hunting for snow. Before reaching Concord the students took a brief tour of New York City. Rock Around the Clock aptly describes this next picture as MCHS students waited for the Concord Minute Men to arrive. Turned out the Yanks were two hours late. Thanks to snappy band music and peppy cheers by the cheerleaders, everyone stayed to greet the visitors. Never a dull moment, said the Concordians. Here two of them view favors received at the annual Student Council Supper. FROM TREE TO TROPICANA PINKIES IN GULF, SAND IN SHOES :egg Ps Look what Freddie's done now, says Editor in Cniet, Sally Dorst. Viewing the situ- ation is Manatee Leaves Advisor, Miss Joe Berta Bullock. 'ali it L ill M ky I STAFF Cleaning up after Freddie's invasion are: Nickie Baden, Circulation Manager, Bunny Terry, Advertising Manager, Lois Adams, Business Manager, and Lynne Courtney, Ad Solicitor. Top ad salesrnan was Sally Ann Husted, not pictured. Stopl Schedule all student pictures here? say the class editors. Senior Editor, Sandy Arrant, Junior Editor, Karen Orbalcer, Assist- ant Senior Editor, Marlene Swartz, Sopho- more Editor, Patti Oliver, took complete charge ot all student photos. Not pictured is Assistant Junior Editor, Linda McKee. Here comes the plane, warns Sports Editor, Arthur Rowe, Watching with Arthur are: Barbara Daniels, Typists, Fae Collins, Rixie Boelcee, Feature Editor, Anita Kilcrease. l l i ai .,,,. wwf - ia. , ' fl 7' ' Z'?:.J1:vI',t.'i,mm 'Ml-AB. W' X ' r WN-M' -' ' A W - , .., 'N - 5 ' w if- - - srow-V, e FRUIT riy e It 'FCTIOI Where did Freddie go? aslcs his creator Florence Cloud. Assisting Florence in the search are Club Editors, Robert Wiggin and Kathy Moser, pictured on the opposite page. lt's work, worlc, work on the annual staft, but not always car washing work. Polishing Miss Bulloclcs new car are1Typist,Karen Walker, Assistant Feature Editor, Gene Mallard, Photographer, Tommy Brown. ' it f mf, -- i, .mf fr r A- W . i Wx.. f A V 5 QIQQQ, -0 . . -M ,, spur ' 3' W -4 Y V s, 1 V Ya ' -Q ,gc , ' r -!'F'. . Officers, left to right, are: Marion Bell, President, Tommy Anderson, Vice-President, Mr. C. H. Gobin, Sponsor, Bobby Ethereclge, Secretary- Treasurer, EY UB Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Interna- tional, is a service club for high school boys. Mr. C. H. Gobin is the faculty sponsor for this group. School meetings are held every other study day and night meetings are held at the homes of different members. Members are selected by popular vote of their respective classes, but they must maintain a C aver- age. New members are inducted into the club following an informal initiation by the old members. initiates can easily be sighted around in the MCHS halls polishing shoes, handing out candy, and even singing tor their dinner. Bill Aldredge Tommy Brown Tommy Anderson Bobby Burnett Sam Bell Steven Calvert Joy Boosinger Glenn Chadbourne Pete Bridenba ugh Paul Combs 'N--. During the year, the Key Club sponsored a blood donor drive, a sweetheart dance, and o ioint concession with the Wheel Club. Proceeds from o book drive were given to the Happiness House. Several delegates attended the State Convention in Jacksonville. Here Stephen Calvert ran for the state ottice of lieutenant governor. Not pictured here is Eddie Strickland. Blake Logue Tommy Mims Arthur Rowe Bobby Rushmore Dwain Cox Mike DeWitt Bob Etheredge Bob Firkins Sonny Goodwin Mike Greeley Roger Murray Dole Perry Bill Zoller Dan Zoller Rufus Moretz Gillon Word V ' in Ft 55 TUDENT 0UNCll. Membership on the Student Council is one of the highest honors one can receive in MCHS. To belong to this council one must be elected by his homeroom at the start of the school year. Buying fans for the study hall and library has been the annual protect of the Student Council. Proceeds from several bake sales and the school store enabled the council to purchase these fans. Spearheading the sale of activity tickets and the March of Dimes Drive, and sponsoring the Concord Exchange dinner were three of their many protects. President Rufus lvloretz and voting delegates Bobby Burnett, Patti Lewis, and Susan Taylor represented MCHS at the state Student Council convention held in Orlando. Front Raw: Marlys Pohyl, Linda Frank, Patti Lewis, Eastern Tin, Micki Allison, Beverly Butler, Nancy Roberts, Anna Graves, Second Row: Patty Plano, Winkie Wallace, Susan Taylor, Maria Salzman, Jill Hefner, Patsy Jones, Kally Caioleas, Rufus Moretz. Top Row: Jackie Kemp, Bobby Burnett, Gene Martin, Bert Webb, Arthur Rowe, Ronnie Weyer, Allen Blanchard, Bobby Etheredge. MW' ,.., ..,..... .....1.,...... I-in Q ,W iwlpiuu-s-l! q Q -,gp up-as-ri r ----up-u Ei M 'vxjswu-sq 17 fs, HELL CLUB Wheel Club officers, pictured left, meet with faculty sponsor, Mr. Troy Adams, standing, to discuss proiects. Front row, left to right, are: Den- nis Lee, Parliamentarian, Buddy Jones, President, Bill Howard, Vice-President, Edmon Martin, Secretary, Mike Sipe, Board Member. Second Row: Nick Baden, Sergeant-at-Arms, Dennis McQuiIlan, Board Member, Burdette Parent Treasurer, Gene Martin, Board Member. Last Row: Pat McQuillan, Chaplain, Noel Mullis, Board Member Nick Baden Kirby Hadley Alan Blanchard Terry Campbell Dudley Goulden Jerry Hill Bill Howard Buddy Jones Mg.-, ten requests, they must be voted on by all Pictured on these pages are the charter members of the Wheel Club, a boys service organization. These members, sponsored by Rotary international, sold mistletoe at Christmas and held a joint concession stand with the Key Club at the De Soto Parade. Several mem- bers attended a spring convention in North Florida. All high school boys with a C average are eligible to belong. After submitting writ- boys in their class. Dennis McQuillan Pat McQuillan Freddy Potter Clinton Rouse Dennis Lee Ed Martin Gene Martin Tommy McGinnis Sonny McGuire Timmy McLemore Noel Mullis Burdette Parent Richard Shore Mike Sipe Pat Mongoven Douglas Seba RV QQ' Ei 'Ui tc. tr.-ri 5.5 .-.--15,1 . 1 iii., Sophomore girls interested in serving the school may loin one ot two Tri-Hi-Y groups. Because ot size, ,Q the club had to split into two groups. 4 Sophomore Omcers, left to right, are: Front: Kae Summers, Chaplain Those Whose name ln The losl Ol The Joyce Janes, Vice-President, Freda Biles, President, Back: Mrs. Gladis alphabet belong to The QFOUQ SQOITSOFGCJ by Mrs. Sponsor, Pat Carpenter, Secretary, Sandra Springman, Treasurer. Glaclis. Purpose of the groups is to create and maintain Christian standards in the home, school and com- munity. First Row: Annette Font, Joan Bedell, Sandra Anges, Katie Brumfiel, Charlotte North, Nanette Fenne, Marilyn Austin. Second Row: Jane Moore, Bonny Pare, Susan Husted, Karen Bailey, Judith Ducy, Marilyn Epps, Donna Harpold. Third Row: Joyce Janes, Carol Z o C o X' o in I '- cn -. 3' a C a fi 77 in o 3 Cf I o. o 71 -. a D 5' 'U cv J J S4 Q rn I 0 a 1 2 T o I 'U a -. -. K E D 3 9 2 3. cn JP 3 -. 1 5 0 a 1 fl 2 -i o TJ E o 3 1 CD a. Q 2? :T in U7 Il' a 1 o D lll lll ll McLait, Sandra Springman, Suzanne Coates, Karen Satterwhite, Kay Summers, Pat Carpenter, Mae Ann Kidwell. iii ll l ii .V .anew ,H -,W-3.-W, q ----U----- '-,-..-... -,,,,,,,,, I ll ll i X1 Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y girls whose names fall in The last half of The alphabet are sponsored by Mrs. Maiorie Rushlander, Discussing plans wiih sponsor, Mrs Rushlander are1 Patti Lewis, Treasurer, I I n Lola Hunter, Secreiaryg Mrs Rushlanderg Lorraine Thompson, President. Under lie' dlreclloll me Qllls made Gnd Sold Christmas wreaths in order io buy Trash cans for the girls' rooms, Both groups met on Study Day 'four times a year, Several other meetings were held at night. Front Row: Marion Levitt, Bonnie Hensley, Marion Mathis, Nancy Thomas, Patfy Lewis. Second Row: Lallo Hunter, Lauvenfa Bliich, Anne Smith, Rebecca Marsh, Shirley Laiimer, Barbara Thomas, Tap Row: Ann Wright, Elaine Hill, Patricia Chastani, Gwen Cumbie, Amie Muir I ii DPI-i MORE R- l'Y sm G V-N--M ,..-..,...c- , sc. me H, , N Q I 5.5-. ...Mum ,,,, : -11. .,,,. . -WM Q-5 MMM I K- -v--Q ......... , ..,,,-,,,,, ---...-... M. ,J Q M 'm,,Q ------ . .. ,, ,W , M i-M-.-mf. , ,S ,W M . . ,. EM ,Q --- .....,..e , ,Lf H N -'rv . Z In .., an-aussi Nw-.wut -D-ur---efe---.. f.1au.L.f Junior Tri-Hi-Y officers are, lelt to right, Bertie Goethie, President, Mrs Blanchard, Sponsor, Martie Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer, Pauline Anagnostou, -L2 -l'li-Y The Junior Tri-Hi-Y girls is another ot the tour groups organized to give girls a chance to serve the school. Members are sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. with Mrs, Irving Blanchard, taculty sponsor. Under her direc- tion these iunior girls have served refreshments to the faculty. Any girl who doesn't belong to another service club may join the Tri-Hi-Y. Front row: Pauline Anagnostou, Janis MacDonald, Geraldine Pearson, Judy King, Carine Plummer, Nancy Snow, Cathy Boling. Second row: Betty Jane Tate, Pearl Craft, Laura Ann Mora Jo Langford, Patsy Wright, Marsha Dole, Barbara Elliot. Third row: Mary Latimer, Bertie Goethie, Nancy Bowen, Frances Welch, Pot Hoopes, Ruth Baxter, Virginia Akers, Joyce Watson Top row: Jane Sumner, Dae Burrus, Faye Driggers, Judy Henry, Vila Kersey, Carol Moore ,llll llll Sllll , .....-1-mpg .-.....,-ww... ,fl 1. 9-nn. Qvuu- :- an jft3.rsiit.-l.y The Senior Tri-Hi-Y Girls, sponsored by Mrs, Vera G. Alderman, followed the same purposes as the other three groups throughout their year's activities. Proceeds from several balce sales were used to donate money to the patio fund. In April, the four Triel-li-Y groups combined forces to present a dance. Meetings are held tour times a year on Study Days. A t'3'u. Senior Tri-HEAY officers conferring with Sponsor, Mrs Alderman arei Bette Hafmeister, Secretary, Shreve Huggins, President. First row: Sarah Pearce, Bette Hotmeister, Doris Love, Marcie North, Christine North, Sonnie Boyd, Shreve Huggins. Second row: Margaret Jones, Nancy Martin, Arlynne Adams, Marlene Swartz, Penny Allen, Marlyn Harkins. Third row: Elaine Neumann, Molly Dixon, Mary Lou Mossy, Diane Blake, Darlene Overholt, Marlene Overholt, Sally Knox, .lalane Griffith. Top row: Nancy Ernrich, Toni Eason, Ann McLemore, Trudy Ashby, Claudia Royal, Barbara Lackey, Johnnie Lou Goyer. ,Q-'--Q g-mv---w pw- Www X I 3 Smiling Anchor Club Ofhcers, left to right, are: Kaye Deem, Treasurer, Jo Smithers, Reporter, Wilhelmina Plagge, President, Rosemary Davissan, Secretary, Mrs, McCarty, Sponsor, Connie Graves, Vice-President, , 11111 nr ll ll 111111111111 1 NCHOR LUB The Anchor Club, a girls' service organization, is sponsored by Pilot International. Faculty advisor is Mrs. Grace McCarty. Top projects for the year included the Jamboree dance, redecorating the teacher's lounge, and worlce ing tor the Red Cross and Cancer drives, Membership is determined by popular vote of the girls in each class. Students in Anchor Club must keep a C average. First Row: Micki Allison, JoAnn Harrison, Fran Feagles, Letty Ann Lee, Rosemary Dayisson, Aileen Behme. Second Rowi Marion Seoy, Karen Orbalcer, Kally Coioleas, Joetta Falittie, Connie Graves, Barbara Cable, Joan Baldy. Third Row: Emily Wallis, Gail Courtney, Patti Oliver, Gloria Hoss, Gail McDonald, Wilhelmina Plagge, Dorothy Reynolds, Audrey Lowe. Top Row: Mary Lynn Hunt, Jo Smithers, Kaye Deem, Anita Kilcrease, Joan Bailey, Sandra Albritton, Tanner Ottley, Florence Cloud. vm- w-uv -1 A I wnmngp f '3 33' Elly The Hi-Y, sponsored nationally by the Y.lVl.C.A., is a boy's group organized to promote clean living. These boys are sponsored locally by Coach Cecil Ingram. Throughout the year they have held several bake S0leS' Proceeds from These Soles Sent delegcles Listening to President Bill Bever are, standing left to right: Roy Bie fo the Nofioncl Hi.Y Comp in North Carolina' secretary-treasurer, Clyde Parrish, vice-president, Donald Aiken, ch Cecil Ingram, sponsor. Any boy wishing to be of service to the school may belong to this group. First row: Bill Parent, Robert Hughes, Marion Hindman, Henry Cogley, Gary Kielt Second row: Howard Bailey, David Boyers, Roy Biedinger, Freddy White, Bill Bever, David Barton. Third row: Timmy McLemore, Donald Aiken, Dennis White, Allen Huck, Dallas Matthews, Terry Campbell, Bill Baute. plasma-u---up--u-.....-..-1 M gnu-nw.----,...........---1 3 qgnwuunu-un--..0.-.-.------- - au.. l dmger aploin UH! .ff , 135' High school iournolists ot MCHS get procticol troining troni work on their semi-monthly poper, The MACOHI. On these two poges the first ond second yeor closses ore pictured ot toslcs they do in order to publish the school poper. Top left, Connie Brown honds more MACOl-lls to Business Mon- ogers Rixie Boelcee ond Lindo Hunt. Adding more copy poper for stories is Al Minter while Rod ond Sue Petrey cut newsprint frorn the roll. Betty Rornon and Noncy Roberts hunt tor students' pictures. Below, top row, Sondy Arront works on her story os Jon Estrup, Annette Font, ond Violet DeSeor check ossignrnent sheets. Below, bottom row, Goil Sotterwhite, Bop Sottord ond lone Sumf ner check spelling in the dictionery, St 5 YOUR MEDIUM EOR NEWS AND VIEWS IVIANATEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL More journalistic activities show, opposite page center, Wincy Horton, Kirby Hadley, Mike Maney, and Betty Green getting last minute information from Miss Bullock. Below them, Mary Alyce Carter, Circulation Manager Barbara Sandidge, Betty Wadkins, and Carol Sue Shiplett told papers for the mail. Next to them, opposite page, tar right, Advertising Manager Freddie White and Patsy Wright check MACOHI copy before sending it to the Herald, while Feature Editor JoAnn Harrison, Herald Reporter Barbara Daniels, and Eugene Mallard do the same. This page, below lett, Melda Walter and Eric Wickstrom type up hnal copy while Mary Frances Truitt and Danny Huth make last minute corrections. Putting the paper to bed at the Bradenton Herald are Copy Editor Jan Lathrop, Sports Editor, Bettie Moretz, and News Editor Linda Kendrick. Below center, Cartoonist Florence Cloud, St. Petersburg Times Reporter Sally Dorst, and Photographer Tommy Brown exchange icleas. Far right, Archie Thompson, make-up man, works under the direction of Marilyn McClure, Editor-in- Chief, while Advisor Miss Joe Berta Bullock approves. EDITOR, MARILYN APPROVES 8 eb' was ljuluize lllRMEK3 or M Future Farmers of America named Yvonne Turbe- ville their chapter sweetheart early last fall. Crowning Yvonne was Mr. J. Hartley Blackburn, Superintendent of Public Instruction, while P. L. Keen, chapter president presents Yvonne with a gift certificate. Yvonne, a dark-haired senior, was selected from a bevy of eleven candidates, ten of which are pictured below. Front row, reading left to right are: Rixie Boelcee, Pat Hoops, Becky Robinson, Joyce Ernest, Alice Jo Miller. Back row: Letty Ann Lee, Yvonne Turbeville, Barbara Meyers, Kally Cajoleas, and Erma Clemons. Not pictured is Earlene Martin. This coronation followed the Future Farmers annual Father-Son Banquet held in the MCHS cafeteria. This banquet is one of several activities sponsored by the MCHS Future Farmers. Future Farmer officers, sponsor, and sweetheart gather round the Future Farmer's Progress Work Chart. Standing, left to right are: Mr. Raymond Lee, sponsor, Ben Amlong, reporter, Alfred Dennis, vice- president, Yvonne Turbeville, sweetheart, P. L. Keen, president, Virgil Crosby, secretary, Monroe Futch, treasurer, Charles Harper, sentinel. Fertilizing ingredients for Florida soil are studied by, seated, Marshall Hartsfield, Frances Graham, standing, Ray Turlington, Dennis McQuillan. Before working in the Helds, members must have some general agriculture knowledge. Reading of fhe latest periodicals are: Dale Porter, David Barton, Donald Moore, and Herman Glisson. Checking their own personal progress on this calendar of work are: Roy Routh, Earl Clarke, Robin Hood, Tim Greenhalgh. .. F' mix 'ji Q35 iliif Did Niiaizef 1 H9943 ine: 'il' E t 149 ORE I FF M . .,.: '.f: s ': ' ' ' f tim LQ.,?,,33 MM ge hgglgsl M - -ask The mechanical side of the FFA story is shown here. Up on the tractor making repairs are: Paul Combs, James Herndon, Charles Harper, and, in the foreground, Albert Wood. Washing spray and dirt from their squash crop are: Alfred Dennis, James Merritt, Jim Foskey, Frances Graham, Mr. Lee, and Murray Zipperer. This is one of the many crops raised by FFA boys on their lab plot. Pictured spraying strawberries are: Jimmy Lawson, Larry Williams, Larry Underwood, and Tony Strick- land. As a result of careful spraying the FFA boys 'lu harvested a beautiful strawberry crop. Beaming over their December corn crop are: Faye Curtis, Alcus Broxson, Marvin Williams, and Bobby Johnson. 'H' Checking spray equipment before taking it to the tield are: Roy Pope, Wayne Davis, Curtis Siver, and Tommy Copeland. Sore muscles identify FFA members after their squash harvest. Gathering their crop are Richard Strickland, Jim Simmons, Herman Parrish, Kenneth Mulling, Billy Hyatt, and Neil Crosby. Hoping for high profits on their first strawberry crop were Jerry Hill, Walter Surgnier, Virgil Crosby, and Bill Richardson. Picking the first strawberries are P. L. Keen, Conley Morgan, Monroe Futch, and Harlon Johnson. These boys and other FFA members spent hours working on their strawberry plants. fa' up . ri A20 -vll ' ULURE usiiiess EADERSOT ERICAW' fs , fi 11.6 E . 1 '.L,,5 Z I f a 5' ,q--' L -hifi ! - -. ,Es 'QETTQE -, ' 1 Girls interested in business education compose the Future Business Leaders, sponsored by Miss Lois Barr, These girls receive secretarial training by working two periods a day in the short- hand and typing rooms, Each girl works for a special teacher, in addition to learning how to use office equipment. Here, pictured, left to right, are: Norma Densmore, Marlyn Harkins, and Patti Oliver running oft a ditto while Molly Dixon checks the paper supply. Typing ability is tested by Margaret Jones and Marion Seay as they dictate to Sarah Pearch and Penny Allen while Beate Meyer looks on. Demonstrating shorthand words to the group is Marlene Swartz. Lett to right, Fay Collins, Claudia Royal and Karen Walker check Marlene's style with the book. Learning techniques of the mimeograph machine are Marcia North, Elaine Neumann, and Oppie Lee Wooten. F.B,L.A. Officers, left to right, taking care of the club's busi- ness are: Beate Meyer, Secretary, Ann Tobin, Treasurer, Miss Lois Barr, Sponsor, Marlene Swartz, Vice-President, Carolyn Brown, President. Helping in Coach Leeth's ofhce are a few of the Future Busi- ness Leaders. Helen Singletory and Betty Armstrong check on the typing ofa letter, while Ann Summers and Ann McLemore look up information in the file. Getting practice in oftlce procedure are Carolyn Brown and Grace Thomas, working at the desk, while Doris Love and Carol Karaman file some papers. Marking the number of hours she worked is Ann Tobin. Emma Greenhalgh, Jerry Kinslow, and Kally Caioleas are looking up some information in reference books. Judy Taylor learns to handle the electric typewriter as Harriet Tridle, right, dictates to her. Waiting patiently for their turn are Jackie Kinslow and Kaye Deem. i , ixgi SL if il 'A 41 Eb it ii Plans for Future Homemakers Week required many early morning ofticers meetings. Pictured at such a meeting are the following ofticers: seated left to right Betty Miller, Recording Secretary, .lackye Hefner Historian Standing: Ella Mae Merrill, Cor- responding Secretary Peggy Sawyer, Treasurer, Barbara Behme President Aileen Behme, Vice-President in Charge of Proiects Jo Ann Harrison, Vice-President in Charge of Work .lo Ann is also state FHA president elect and will assume ofticial duties inns fall, Front Row Mary lna Baden Nancy Rivers Peggy Sawyer Morlys Pohl Carol Hughes Mary Floyd Jo Ann Harrison, Ailene Behme, Jill Hefner Carol Pohl Second Row Miss Milton Marlene Willians Catherine Twe dochlib Ella Frances Owens, Carol Beitzel, Marlyn Blocker Carine Plummer Der y Neal Pearl Craft Betty Jane Tate Third Row Sandra Gibson, Betty Miller, Janet Golby, Shirley Walker Annette Nosworthy Dae Smally Joetta Falettie Betty Wolff Top Row Anna Dean Fulford, Gail Satterwhite, Dorothy Foxworthy Violet DeSear Kay Deese Pat Alley Susan Cohen Marsha Dale Barbara Thomas, Patti Greeley, Nancy Tyler, livllliibiak Future Homemakers, co-sponsored by Miss Ruth Milton and Miss Naomi Vaught, held several protects throughout the year. During the football season, members sold foot- ball programs with Ella Mae Merrill selling the most. At ClTFl5lmO5, llle ClUl3 U 5OClGl lol' members and Modeling clothes they made are the following FHA members, left to guests Following The group bgskefboll Tournaments right: Dell Mattison, Carol Reinhard, Cathy Tees, Ella Mae Merrill, and I V Nancy Purvis. the girls gave the annual Twirp Dance. Any girl in high school may belong to this active organization. Front Row Ella Mae Merrill Barbara Behme Jackye Hefner, ,lulia Pope, Linda Thompson, Marie Welsh, Temple Venriclc, Sandra Redding Dorothy Sinclair Adel Pollack Second Row: Susie Pollack, Elaine Hill, Cathy Tees, Frances Edwards, Norma Jean Dens- more Carol Reinhard Suzanne Bear Loye Lark Arlene Adams. Third Row: Lynn Mason, Pat Celey, JoAnn Walker, Bunny Terry, Joann Lawson Nancy Martin Maraleo McDanial, Tanner Ottley, Kae Kippax, Jalane Griiiith. Top Row: Miss Vaught, Nancy Ann Thompson Rebecca Harsh Pat Mathis Susan Taylor, Earline Martin, Emma Greenhaulgh, Faye Collins, Christine North, Johnny Lou Gouyer -if K no in-M-uf N Ex? f at tix Olfticers, left to right, are: Sally Dorst, Reporter, Mildred Steele, Chap- lain, Marion Seay, President, Second row: Marilyn Zieglar, Secretary, Miss Letitia Silvers, Sponsor, Linda Hall, Historian. Third row: Alice Gall, Vice-President, Mrs. C. B. Stewart, Sponsor, Bunny Terry, Treasurer. 1 , . i Gs l' .lFilCl'lERS Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Miss Letita Silvers and Mrs. C. B. Stewart, is organized to promote interest in teaching. Senior members are eligible to intern at a county elementary or junior high school tor a week during the spring term. Throughout the year FTA members sold Hurricane Boaster plates and sponsored a dance alter the Manatee Sarasota basketball game. Proceeds from these protects sent Mildred Steele and Stephen Calvert to the State Future Teacher's convention in Gainesville. Membership in FTA is open to students in all three grades. Anyone who is interested in teaching may seek permission to ioin by contacting the Pat Alley Marilyn Austin G- Lee Brown Barbara Daniels sponsors. Joyce Benton Sally Dorst John Brouwer Linda Hall Betty Blanchard Alice Gall n-ff fe .ie of MERICA Marlon Seay Karen Walker :N rfb 6' Margaret Jones Patty Lau Jones Linda Kendrick Mary L, Lawrence Gayle Lingo Gerry Mcflullagh Sherrill Mead Chuck Miller Karen Orbaker Mrldred Steele Betty Tate Nancy Thurmand Patsy Wright Carol Yerly Marilyn Ziegler Not Pictu red: Stephen Calvert Sandy Hanson Linda Hunt Bettie Moretz Kathy Schaub Vtlandu Smally Phyllss Whidden :qu '1- .Qf .li Qs,-n N.. qv-- TT -,,Kr -5 x 'E I-,gil is-6 ,Q-. 'YH IBRARY znvice Cm ,...-L 'qw LN ' 'Ll ' Qu! Library Service Club members perform many important duties in the library. Students interested in this club work in the library each day during their study hall, Librarian, Miss Mary Jane Shamp sponsors this service club. Officers, left to right, are: Miss Shamp, Sponsor, G. Lee Brown, Vice- Pfeidefifz RObby Terry, Secretary, Carol Reinhard, President. Not pic- tured: Blake Logue, Treasurer. Below, members are pictured at their various duties. First photo, left to right, Wilhelmina Plagge and Gale Mathis shelve books, Next, Susan Michael puts new books onthe shelves, a task enioyed by all staff members. Bottom row left, Robby Terry places newspapers on the display rack while Kathy Moser and G. Lee Brown check displayed magazines. Center photo, Carol Reinhard sorts incoming books, Blake Logue checks a book list, and Karen Orbaker checks out a book. Last photo, Sandra Gibson and Mary Lynn Hunt tile reference material. Not pictured are Mattie Fischer, Marjorie Wright, and Gary Gregory. N .IT H i 1 --ff Future Nurses of MCHS donated over one hun- dred hours of work to local hospitals this year. Although these girls did not receive pay for Their 5eVVlCe5i ll79Y Could apply polnls earned lOWGVd5 U Otticers, left to right, are: Mrs. Hyde, Sponsor, Janis Simmons, President, FN pin- Loye Lark, Vice-President, Jane Sumner, Corresponding Secretary, Pam Mathis, Secretary-Treasurer. Sponsored locally by Mrs. H. R. Taxdall and faculty advisor Mrs. Maxine Hyde, members served as hosts to District C Convention delegates. Kneeling: Mary Ann Ressler, Pansye Drawdy, Carolyn Novakoski, Bettie Hofrneister, Mary Hadden, Susie Robson, Loye Lark, Martha Anderson. First Row: Sue Day, Patsy Wright, Jo Langford, Bonnie Johnson, Nancy Fernald, Diane Guthrie, Geraldine Pearson, Lola Thomas, Judy King, Sandra Leer, Sondra Boyd, Carol Haverkoss. Second Row: Jan Lathrop, Marsha Dole, Karen Phhster, Louise Cooper, Elaine Hill, Leona Sheppard, Pat Hawley, Jackye Beebe, lone Plummer, Alice Michael, Donna Harpolcl. Fourth Row: Janice MacDonald, Betty Roman, Audrey Lowe, Janis Simmons, Sally Waters, June Pendleton, Carla Fresina, Alice Jo Miller, JoAnn Walker, Patsy Jones, Mary Ethel Davis, Linda Dennis, Mary Margaret Worley. Top Row: Doe Burris, Nancy Bowen, Jane Sumner, Gail Beehler, Ann Marie Stolt, Pat Hoopes, Lynne Courtney, Jeannette Wanza, Peggy Raymond, Maria Saltzman, Geraldine Siegel, Mae Ann Kidwell, Carol Moore, I ' ....... I .Xl FUOPERAUVE-llAlNlN Shirley Sylces, secretary tor Shell Oil Distributors, Inc., completes many reports during an average day. Wanda Ford is kept busy with work at the Tax Asses- sors Ofhce. Typing income tax forms is iust one ot Wanda's jobs, l.orita Young, employed by the United Abstract Com- pany, checks over various abstracts during her half-day an the iob. Linda Lau Shiplett, employed by the Bradenton Gen- eral Hospital, records a patient's progress on the hospital chart. Gene Martin ties up flowers while working at DuBois Flower Shop. Sherry Surgnier Hles census cards of county students during her working hours at the County Superintendent! Office. Donna Lee Kelly glances over a receipt at Florida Power Sr Light Company. Evelyn Roy sterilizes equipment for Chiropodist Dr. Erwin Wunderlich. OlFcers looking over familiar reports are left to right: seated! Gerald Hines, ViceYPresident, Jerry Overstreet, President, Sherry Surgnier, Secretary, standingi Shirley Sylces, Treasurerp Richard Ferrence, Re- porter, Donna Kelly, Chaplain, and Mr. Edward McNulty, Sponsor. AA f N x Looking at equipment are, lett to right: Terry Huftine, Vice-President, Mr. Higgins, Sponsor: Russell Kermode, President, Martha Hefner, Treas- urer, Patti Latimer, Secretary, AMERA LUB The Camera Club, sponsored by Mr. Herald Higgins, met throughout the year to learn about photography. This year the group picked developing of pictures as their special proiect. Requirements for membership in the Camera Club is a sincere desire to learn about photography and how to care tor equipment. Lett to right Terry Hufline, Fred Kertnode, Russell Kermode, Mi Higgins, Mciry Ann Ressler, Pat Cilley, Martha Hefner, Patty Latimer, Mary' Latimer, and Susan Michael Q. ROJECT! ON lu O li Ready, willing, ond able to run projectors are the ,three requirements ot Projection Club members, sponsored by Mr, Hugh Griffith. Members must know how to care for all types of projectors in addition to running them, and must volunteer to work through study halls or before school. For each movie or slide hlm a member runs, he receives one point towards Torchbearers. The honor- ary society is for those students giving service to the school. First Row: Fred Kermode, Tim McLemore, Robert Murphy, Dottie Jenson David Boyers Joe May Bruce Malcolm Second Row Dennis McQuillon, John Huttine, Taft Metcalf, O'Neal Tool William Morris Dean DuBois Roger Gard Third Row Sam Marsh Russell Kermode, Richard Holl, Charles Correol, John Perry Richard Phelps Alan Huck Edwin Freeman Dallas Matthews 'I Junior Red Cross Officers are, from left to right, Peggy Raymond, Vice-President, Miss Lois Barr, Sponsor, Sue Petrey, Secretary, Kathy Moser, President. UNIOR RED bzoss Every MCHS homeroom is represented on the Junior Red Cross Coun- cil, sponsored locally by Mrs. G. T. Oliver and Mrs. J. F. Bailey, and faculty advisor Miss Lois Barr. These representatives filled gift chests, made by the wooclshop depart- ment, with school supplies for students in foreign countries. The group, with Peggy Raymond as chairman, collected 5116.23 in the school's annual Red Cross Drive. During the summer, members will help with the swimming program. Students may be elected or appointed to the Council through their home- room. First Row: Lynn Mason. Carol Sue Shiplett, Sue Petrey, Kathy Moser, Jan Lathrop Marlene Williams Second Row: Marlene Clinton, Eva Mae Clements, Molly Dixon, Betty Jane Tate, Nan Thomas, Earlene Martin. Third Row: Vila Kersey, Janet Golby, Pauline Anagnostow, Frances Green, Carol Moore. Barbara Lackey, Mary Ethel Davis. Y E it . ,M Ill ---W E5 -uI1i1i1I1I1I1111 f : Nm. II fa' 9? N. 5, 'N Z Art Club members, under the sponsorship of Miss Ann Cannon, enioyed a Held trip to the Ringling Art Museum, in Sarasota. Here members viewed the grounds and paintings and did some quick sketching. Left to right are: Seatedi Micki Allison, Vice-President, Sarah Cohen Treasurer, Jackye Hefner, Secretary, 'Standing Miss Cannon, Sponsor Severcl pieces of Student an Work were dis- Jan Estrup, Reporter, Darian DuBois, President. played this year at the Manatee County Fair. Other proiects included making posters for clubs and help- ing with the Jamboree. Front Row: Fern Shaffer, Nancy Tyler, Barbara Myers, Dell Mattison, Micki Allison, Diane Blake, .lackye Hefner, Barbara Behme. 5eCOr1d ROW: NOHCY Prine, Mary Moore, Mary Lawson, Julie Pope, Marlene Overholt, Darlene Overholt, Elaine Neumann, Kathy Tees, Barbara Harris, Mary Margaret Worley. Third Row: Sandra Griffith, Dorothy Foxworthy, Beverly Weisse, Karen Pfister, Mary Valdez, Anna Dean Fulford, Sandra Albritton, Sarah Cohen, Anita Lane, Toni Harrell, Betty Waldron. Top Row: Vinson Drymond, George Wallace, David Strickland, Jan Estrup, Darion DuBois, Dick Davis, Dick Saflord Kirk Walker, Freddy Potter, Tommy Grant Bobby Gayle, pu.,- v-nanny ---.-., C , is 'i 2 1' tfoii angst Each Friday morning at 8:00 members of the X Youth For Christ Bible Club gather for a weekly meeting. Preparing devotions for their next meeting are: Nancy Emrich, Secretary, Richard Combs, Vice4President, Beverly Wright, Treasurer, Mrs. Klein, Devotions ffsingspirofionsff and guesf Speakers 1 I Sponsor, Bonnie Foster, President. I ' . highlight each meeting. Often members present pro- grams ot their own. Sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Klein, any student may belong to this inter-denominational group. First Row: Ann Wright, Elaine Hill, Ann Smith, Marion Mathis, Patty Neft. Jackye Hefner. Second Row: Nina McCranie, Gail Grittin, Frances Frohock, Gail Mathis, Jeanette Wanzo, Beverly Wright, Judy Trogdon Third Row: Bonnie Foster, Winifred Delamarter, Alice Micheal. Toni Eason, Sally Husted, Nancy Emrich, Faith Cox. Fourth Row: Timmy McLemore, Bobby Stewart, Richard Combs. ii!! Students interested in useful hobbies can ioin the Radio-Electronics Club, sponsored by Mr. Carl Delay. Officers, left to right, are: Edwin Jones, Treasurer, Mr. Delay, Sponsor V I Taft Metcalf, Vice-President, Gene Gallo, Sergeant- t-A m, D 'd L Members need not be enrolled in the radio class presidem, 50,1 Momnl 5eC,e,G,y. G V S OW ee but must show interest in this tield of amateur radio. To the right: Charles Foreman is putting together a machine by instructions given by C. W. Mitchael. Supervising the job is Richard Foster. Below, lett, David Lee and Edwin Jones tinker with some television parts. Checking some equipment are C. W. Mitchael and James Sigmond. Center right, Malcolm Bennett and Bill Gunderson tix a record player. Working on a car radio are Charles Padgette and Franklin Pearson. Bottom row, left, Jim Bacon and Robin Hood solder some material. 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GREATEST OPPORTUNITIES UNDER Q TIIE SUN ' Fl o r10'q 3. rem For hugher educchon choose umversltles and colleges ln F lorlda' Florlda 1I1Stltl.ltlODS have ach1eved remarkable advances now rank among the finest ln the natxon And you ll recerve trammg that wnll speclally equxp you for F lorlda careers' For rewarding careers take advantage Of opportumtles 1n Florlda' Florrda 1S the fastest growmg state east of the Mxssxs Slppl Industry IS expandmg rapldly young men and women are xn demand Success 11es ahead for those who stake then' future 1n Florlda now' flye Ur Q br'96fes, file gfgwf I' Of you, S will 5010 .FLORIDA POWER s. LIGHT comnnvg mils . 4 5 ff 0 . . . . ' . I .Q . Up . ' UI - Q g QE l-35 Tim L Gans a wa 'A ' an ,- f if A 2 ing Q .r v . ,. 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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS rom BRADENTON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION BRADENTON MOTOR CO COX MOTOR CO HILLIARD BROTHERS LAWRENCE LINCOLN MERCURY MANATEE MOTORS MOORE MOTOR CO MORRIS E COX MOTORS PRUITT BUICK CO SMITH MOTOR CO Boost Bradenton And Spend Your Money At Home BRADENTON, FLORIDA JLNllll'l 532 IQTI1 Street Phone 5 5OII BRADENTON FLORIDA Cook Wnth Gos In Moms Tonk Gos Outsude Cnty Llmuts SOUTHERN GAS ond ELECTRIC CORPORATION Brodenton Phone 2 T821 Sorosoto Phone 6 242I BRADENTON ond SARASOTA FLORIDA f I I 5 xazfrriwnii-i'i A - 'l BRADENTON NASH SALES . 1RaIph1Pifrm SANDERS S SUN soMERs COLLEGE d R p d 2 5041 BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA W J SCHAUT JEWELRY COMPANY ZOLLER LUMBER CO M VV T T ff B BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA Hutpmnt 3 if SCOTT ELECTRIC CO FUNERAL HOME S' SHANNON Ph 2 9851 PALMETTO FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA IWW Slwm 2 APPLIAIMS Your Fr1g1do1re Deoler BRADENTON BEAUTY rumors ACADEMY AF I7Oo 9111 sffeef Phone 43491 3 8 IM Sffeef WGST BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA -3- M www' :ls- Not the Cheapest S But Alwoys The Best Va?-5 Ma.. DEPARTMENT STORE BRADENTON LAUNDRY 0 nd Downtown 81 Westgote Shoppmg Center BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA Congrotulotnons Semors CARTER S SHOES JOE FANT Velvet Step Weotherb rd Clty Club L1censed Agent onol Adluster IOGI Monmee Avenue West Phone 2 I37I I344 Monotee Ave BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA A n Y? '15-5 sz ,,,4nfh mm,w ,waxy X 1' L.: 3 3 :I 5 1 - , ,Q A x Y ,f-I unv f - I , :Lmrfens IJII K W, M ' N 1 ... .6 -A ' , --'- R '- ' . TL., --1- W as - -- - - . K .. X. I Q . 571' YA . T ' '. -I .V-, 2- ' f AFR 3 ir , ff ' ,au 'Ez I X- F , , X dn? ' ' l . - 5 - ' , , I WISHING SUCCESS TO 1957 GRADS FOR COLLEGEe FABRICS THAT ARE THE FASHION EUNA FASHION FABRICS 1324 IVIC1nQTee Avenue West Phone 3 8301 BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LANIERS REXALL DRUGS 941 Monoree Avenue Phone 4 8111 BRADENTON FLORIDA Karen Orboker and Roger Gord pose be neafh the Elfel Tower Thus was constructed by the wood shop boys for We 1956 Junuor Sensor Recephon CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROIVI A M KIDDERSQCO IIN Member of New York STQCIQ Excnonoe Established 1865 BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 PALACE THEATER BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DORIS BEAUTY SALON I224 Manatee Avenue Phone 3 O51 I BRADENTON FLORIDA Rat I4 Ink de Soto Lakes centrally located ID the Bradenton Sarasota metropolutan area nv: es you to drop ID any time SEE FOR YOURSELF e West Coasts tunest residential community' Drrve South on U S 41 or 3OI turn Iett at De Soto Road de Soto Lakes Sarasoto FIorsda Welcomnng students and VISITOYS to the T956 Jumor Senior Receptnon are Sara Padgett and Jan Lathrop Several members of the Sopho more class served as wanters for the evening A E MINTER JR Painting and Decorating I9I5 St. George Drive East Phone 4-523I BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM SNOW'S RESTAURANT 2I2O I3th Street West BRADENTON FLORIDA HANLON'S APPLIANCE 84 RECORD SHOP T C HANLON Owner 515 13th STreeT West Phone 2 4181 BRADENTON FLORIDA HART'S WEST END PHARMACY The Fruenclly Store vvnth fhe Smlllng Foces 3502 Monofee Avenue West BPADENTON FLORIDA -hu-..,- HARLLEE BROTHERS Sell Agruco Nohcns Leodlng Fertilizer PALIVIETTO FLORIDA IEE Wr- A K HAWKINS REALTOR 1206 61h Avenue Phone 4 3791 PPADENTON FLORIDA BETTER sms 5 M R NRE HARRY LOONEY FURNITURE COMPANY Home Owned ond Home Operofecl 913 6'rh Avenue West BRADENTON FLORIDA HUDON'S REPAIR SERVICE 814 6th Avenue West BRADENTON FLORIDA II ' . . , - - - ll I - I .X .. J . . A VA ,js C., ' K V I 1 I 5 'I r , .. H... A . . ll ' I ' ' ' Il v ' 1' , ,w,,,:,...M-we -ximf-V, I New ' 11 ' -I .. ' I I ' HOME Own.: V CIW FJ? 'ff CL eemg Qpgpmm PF ntlflciv A . ,.,,.M3 - H A - ' I A I 1 ee-A fl 1 H 11 I Q F s 3 ' ' f - x,i'I J Z, ' R I Qljw E m'w?3Thfi5Qf . W- g M W -V - l I I ---.. Congrotulotuons to e Close of 1957 WALTER HARDIN Reo Ity cn nd Insu ro nce 34 Yeors Servnce to Monotee County I. Successors to Clork Borney 8K Phones 40411 30211 402 406 12th Street West Official School Photographers BRADENTON FLORIDA 1328 Mo notee Avenue BRADENTON FLORIDA FRANKLIN PRESS HADLEY FURNITURE CO 322 12th Street West On North I-Ilghvvoy 41 Phone 3 0631 Phone 2 6461 BRADENTON FLORIDA PALMETTO FLORIDA HARRY BUTLER5 PALMETTO LUMBER co BOOTERY 1012 Monotee Avenue 901 - 10th Avenue Phone 2-3691 BRADENTON FLORIDA PALMETTO FLORIDA Best Wishes To The Closs Ot '57 from WHIDDEN FURNITURE STORE DINE AT TI-IE MANAVISTA HOTEL DINING ROOM 602 12th Street In BRADENTON 224 I2th Street Phone 4 3711 on QI5 5th Street BRADENTON FLORIDA ID PALMETTO --f wus ,fauna Seq, ww St.. 'Wh-,W Good Luck To Closs Ot 57 rom CLARKE BARNEY INSURANCE 404 I2th Street West PAYNE JEWELRY CO Phone 3 0211 Your Jeweler Slnce T920 BRADENTON FLORIDA Monotee Avenue ot IIth Street BRADENTON FLORIDA fs ..j ...ns -K 4 f W us . ' ,.,. ,. .T f 5 ' . I 'l'4 'f: i W ' T 4 4 Qi ef '...ff+Q.-,A 4 C Q, .., , . y,,,, ,- -M .Ast -N 1 , Nl ,,,?,-, -4,.i1.,.V I 'V M - .L 5,4 I fe, ,M L, ' Ji' ' ' ,312 ,J-1 Q- 7' 1' ' Y, . -A 4,1 as ,4 ,-,, , , - i ' K ,A ffl? 1-.qw-3 1. i , , A' f fc My ',..f 1 . T V 27' ' 0 ' 'fl',.m.I 1w X- 7 +-T .. N- .2 hh 3. M 1 'f W I A 'ik . 3 in K if-'A 5,4 fh'f.,- , -M' .34 Y. -f U ' 4 xr., -fr , ,...:,... A f,,,,,,,A is-J U' if x -4.. A- Q, i ,K 'D ,f - k - , f , J, W, 1 i 1 . . CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ROGER B HALL GENERAL CONTRACTOR T265 28th Avenue West Phone 3 0031 Meet Mr Prcutt ond Mr Andreoson ot BRADENTON FLORIDA J E PRATT REALTORS cmd CO FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE Rhone 4 353I I2tI1 Street BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS KOENIG dnd TASCH BUILDERS III9 I7tI1 Street Phone 3 706I BRADENTON FLORIDA SHOP AT THE RECORD NOOK Where Records ARE A Business NOT A Sideline BRADENTON FLORIDA as : .f 1 I isnt? .es f - 4OI - ...-anmu55?iQ '+f'9!5f1e'Nm!'xsnv.f LEWIS LUMBER CO Jarvis For Cipmicygg 2Fcig3Zerv1ce fivorde fiskzans 2 1931 2 2291 BRADENTON FLORIDA BIQADENTCN FLORIDA WI U , E LYNN OPTICAL co BOX DINNERS IOQI Monmee Avenue 908 9th Avenue Wes? Phone 5 3531 Phone 2 64 BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA 41 Prompt Service ond Delnvery Is The Speciolfy Of MANATEE ICE cmd COLD 1318 - 9th Avenue, Wes? BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA ALDERMAN HARDWARE AQUAPROOF RQQHNG on PAINT COMPANY CGM PSIIIIIXIY M 4 QI QI BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA --5 A 8. W ROOT BEER STAND BROWNH5 5 SERVICE STATION ST d 381 - 5-I 3I BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS cmd LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MANATEE COUNTY 4I5 - IOIII STreeT, West BRADENTON FLORIDA GRIFFITH - CLINE FUNERAL HOME 720 Manatee Avenue BRADENTON FLORIDA 0 Distinctive Fashions BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 CAPITAL FINANCE 5I8 - IO Sireef, Wes? Phone 2-OI5I BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TOUCHTON'S SOUTHSIDE PHARMACY Free Prescripiion DeIivery Service Phone 3-QIOI 828 - I2Th Sireei, Wesf BRADENTON FLORIDA 4.1-1 C A C H E Curb, Pofio, or Dining Room Service BRADENTON FLORIDA FARM FRESH-WHOLE MILK You Con Whip Our Creom, BUT You Con'T Beof Our MiIk hmm :wp Dau-qfarm g I52O - 8th Avenue DioI 5-333i APPLIANCE CENTER PALMETTQ FLORIDA IOI7 Monotee Avenue, West BRADENTON FLORIDA Amono Eosy Kelvlnotor Moytog STEWARTS MAYTAG SALES ond SERVICE Rolph ond Ruth Street 2003 T4th Street West Phone 4 482T EDWARD S FUNERAL BPADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA FOR THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES BRADENTON FIRST NATloNAL BANK CQCA COLA B0-ITT'-LING Estoblushed T900 Member ot Federol Deposit Insuronce orporotlon BRADENTON FLORIDA BPADFNTOIXI FLORIDA Best Wishes To The Clo s Of T957 rom CLIFF S OFFICE MACHINES We Servuce Your Fovornte Retcul Stores 7T8 7th Avenue West Phone 2 T08T F FOSTER'S DRUGS or ReT1cubT Pre criphons T3T'TT STVGGT West Phone 2 7o6T BRADENTON FLORIDA RADIO 8I TV DOCTORS REASONER 81 ANSON 1315 8111 Avenue FLORISTS Phone 4 4641 1313 6111 Avenue WeS1 BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA 1113 .SSS X ROYAL PALM BEAUTY JEW5 RY AND GIF 5 AND BARBER SHOP 525 13111 S1ree1 VVeS1 4 4 12111 '?1ree1 VVeS1 phone 2 5372 BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA UNITED ABSTRACT TALLANT-GRCFF AND MEN S FURNISHINGS 1226 Mono1ee Avenue Phone 2-7621 BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA iii' Pmnwx ooa II I -.-1 iii II MONTGOMERY-ROBERTS SOUTHERN DOLOMITE I305 Manatee Avenue R. Eugene Smith, General Manager Phone 2-1771 Henry Prine, Sales Manager James D. Hayes, Plan? Superinfendent BRADENTON FLORIDA Melvia Skene Office Manager SHOP lk' ,. lun SPUDNUT SHOP MBI 1218 141h Sfreof vvoo1 FINE FURNITURE Phono 4 I97I Phono 3 85II BRADENTON FLORIDA PALMETTO FLORIDA is-,P gmli' 'M WALTER JEWELRY CO WYMAN GREEN 81 IOO8 Manafee Avenu Wesf REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 3 575I 422 121h Street Phone 2 1431 BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA I ' , 'Q lu A N414 Q 'fi , I T O L ' S T I H1 mmwvh .WV owooefwo 9. Mgfvi- 'FQ' 14' . - 2 'I I 1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DOMINO CANNING COMPANY P E A C O C K S BRADENTON FLORIDA 725 I 4th Street West BRADENTON FLORIDA Best Wlshes To The Closs Ot l957 From Tomlomu Troll And Cortez Rood P S D BRADENTON FLORIDA Where Everyone Meets Everybody Else BRADENTON FLORIDA 7 MENS FURNISHINGS 5 I 8 I 3th Street West BRADENTON FLORIDA COLLINS GULF SERVICE Your Frnendly GULF Dealer 9th Street ond 6th Avenue Phone 2 .5312 BRADENTON FLORIDA CYPRESS HOBBY HousE I -3 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 57 SUNSHINE STATE OIL HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 304 Manatee Avenue East BRADENTON FLORIDA if-I- w W1 wt 'r'IH'JI I I If: I lU!' -4... Read' 'In mm. For The Best In Furnnture I' GRAVES FU RN ITU RE BRADENTON FLORIDA I BANK OF PALMETTO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM ELI WITT CICAR CO Wholesalers We Servnce Your Favorlte Retail Store 7I8 7th Avenue, West Phone 2 IOBI BRADEIXITON FLORIDA GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM BELK LINDSEY COMPANY Bradenton's Largest and Most CompIete Department Store BRADENTON FLORIDA BUILDER'S SU PPLY CO. Lumber Building Materials Palnt Sixth Avenue at ACL Crossing BRADENTON FLORIDA se, H Q E25 Open Your Fursf axlngs Accour Warn The Manafee River National Bev vwshes MIMI JGNAS T019 Manate Avenue 4 4 I2 CT e T VV T The Luftle Store Of Wonde ful Valu 5 BRADENTON PLO!-IDA BRADENTON FLORIDA Bank of Bradenton Best Wsnes For Cla Of 57 from CEDAR HANMOCK WTRL RAWO MARKET MUSIC NEWQ AND Spams Cortez Poad BRACENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA ONECO HAQDWARE MEET CHA AT PACKS PALMETTO DRUG CO Shcppmg Gem' MOST ANY oLE TIME omsco Homof-x Pmmmo FLORIDA R B BEST Owner DUBOIS FLORIST COUNTRY CLUB SERVICE STATION ST VV O IVI y I-I BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA 'I RWM DE SEARS APPLIANCES EL PATIO DRIVE IN S' 2601 ST vv BRADENTON FLORIDA B21-xp ENTQN FLORIDA FLORIDA SPORTING BRADENTON OFFICE CENTER EQUIPMENT VVESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER 530 I3fI1 Sf BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA ISLAND REXALL PHARMACY Island ShOppIng Center HOLMES BEACH FLORIDA BEST WISHES FROM SINGER EWING MACHINE QRADFIRIIOIRI FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MANATEE RIVER HOTEL BRADENTON FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS FROM SHEPPARD NOTTER COMPANY BRADENTON FLORIDA GULF REFRIGERATION AIr COndItIOnIng Phone 2 5241 BRADENTON FLORIDA PASSMORE CLOTHING CO THE HOUSE OF QUALITY BRADENTON FLORIDA n wmner of furst place In the Home Rocm D coratron Contest IS room 'II9 Here MCHS scores the poInt after TD Thcs aecorahons were sponsored by the S I d nt CL mcul rouslng school spIrIt for the Sarasota Game SHELTON INSURANCE 515 IIth Street West BRADENTON FLORIDA BEST OF LUCK THE PERMA HOUSE BRADENTON FLORIDA ANDERSON'S Betty 81 Bruce 527 I3th Street West Across from Palace BRADENTON FLORIDA BEST WISHFS FROM SHOPPING GUIDE BRADENTON FLORIDA AL SMITH TEXACO SERVICE 539 13th Street, West BRADENTON FLORIDA Bet Wnshes TO The Closs Ot 57 THE SKILLET BRADENTON FLORIDA PALMETTO PLUMBING 9th Avenue PALMETTO FLORIDA JOHN RASMUSSEN 6th Avenue West BRADENTON FLORIDA BUTLER S MEN S FURNISHINGS 1021 Manatee Avenue BRADENTON FLORIDA Good Luck Sensors SEAHORSE GIFT SHOP PALMETTO FLORIDA HAZY S JALOUSIES IO17 9th Street West Phone 4 2424 Conaratulatnons To The Class Ot 57 SMOKEYS PAINT AND GLASS Distributor of Valspar Paints BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA Home room 103 makes a Sarasota Sailor walk the plank Into the mouth of a sea serpent These decoratnons bunlt by Knrby Hadley hed wlth 'II9 to wan the Home Decoration Contest Best Wishes To The Class Of 57 M Y E R S CAMERA AND GIFT SHOP 1222 Manatee Avenue BRADENTON FLORIDA Good Luck To The Class Of 57 BATTLE HARDWARE BRADENTON FLORIDA Congratulatsons Seniors DOOLITTLE HARDWARE BRADENTON FLORIDA LOU For Shoes For The Family BRADENTON FLORIDA VICTOR HULLINGER MUSIC STORE 13th Street West BRADENTON FLORIDA Good Luck To The Class Of 57 PALMETTO FLOWER SHOP JOE AND GEORGE KING Owners PALMETTO FLORIDA 421 - 328 - , 1 1 ' 1 ' ' V 1 ' ' SEE- 's SALLY S SALON Co Q otulot ons Se BRADENTON FLORIDA rWsh BRADENTON BEACH HARDWARE BRADENTON FLORIDA N A P A Jo er TRI CITY MOTOR SUPPLY CO 12th Street West Pho e 4 31 11 BRADENTON FLORIDA A BIG SURPRISE SALLY MADE IT MANASOTA te Phone 4 O6 PALIVIETTO FLORIDA ARMSTRONG BROTHERS PLUMBING F e bng Se ce 1225 9th Street West BRADENTON FLORIDA THE RQN SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CO 1218 Mo otee Avenue The BI d Mon BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA and TRAILER PARK STANDARD on PRODUCTS 3515 14th Street, West Cor Storage ond Service BRADENTON FLORIDA BRADENTON FLORIDA Best Of Luck To The Class Ot '57 F EHATCHER HARDVYPQRE G d w. 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' 4- 4 X X9 FI-slums ssST:cwsPAP:n N 1 QUEEN MANATEE X AND HER vc H ku. ROYAL C0 RT Anito Kilcreose receives o crown ond o Kiss from Cooclt George Strouse to clirnox the exciting Monotee .lomboree X. Anito's escort, George l-lenderson, for 'iglwt, is wotcliing tlwe coronotion, To Anito's left ore Royol Princess Koye Deein ond lter escort, Bert Ackles. Queen condidotes reoding from top, fronting the picture ore: Alice Jo Miller escorted by Tom l-lollond. Audrey Lowe escorted by Tom lvlcEc1cl1ern. Kolly Cojoleos escorted by Tony Strick- lond. Yvonne Turbeville escorted by Terry Christie. lvlorion Seoy escorted by Bob Sweot. Rixie Boekce escorted by Dole Perry, Florence Cloud escorted by Bill l-loword G. Lee Brown escorted by Billy Wltitfield, Shreve Huggins escorted by Lorry Strdsser, Becky Robinson escorted by Bobby Ruslt- IUGF6. ,Jurys We Y-Nnnniw ,ws- HLOST EGYPTIAN CITY Jamboree X, directed by Mr. Eugene Maz- zone and emceed by Danny I-lutlw pictured top lett, cltose a lost city in Egypt tor its exotic setting. I-Iunting tor tltis city are June Jacobs and Rod Petrey. Next golden idols, Yvonne Turbe- ville and Deli Mattison, perlorm a mysterious dance. Between acts Irma Clemons sang soverai favorites lor tlto audience. Kirby Hadley, set designer and script writer tor tlte Jamboree, views luis monkey puppets resting on tlte Buddalt. Last pltoto, top row, sliows Queen Anita and Virginia Smitn tumbling. Guards Karen Satterwliite and Linda Hall, pictured miadle Iett, watcli Micki Allison do Iter ire dance. Qtlter Jarnboree dancers Itonor tlteir master, Bill Entzminger, Next picture, Nickie Baden, June, and Rod enioy a number by Jan McDonald. Qrcltesira players tried to see dances com- posed by Mrs. Kathleen Mayltuglt, pictured middle row. Queen Anita poses with ner royal court, while Kitty Cats, Betty Blanchard and Karen Qrbalcer, await orders from I-Iiglt Priestess, Lois Adams. Robby Terry escorts Queen Manatee IX, Mari- lyn I-Iarris, to ner seat of Iwonor in tlte last photo F EY , V F0 IN - moss A wno A A R x l TH oT b A A fl KE' ,A Xx -rH'-2 -me Anita, George SNAPS AND SOME OF THE IVIACOHVS Scully, Bobby Linda, Buddy AUTGGR PHS SENIOR PERSUNALITIES Rufus, Kolly Poivi, Arthur Queen Anim, Princess Kaye Receive the News. Tommy, Yvonne Robby, Marion Lomur, Beofe Bill, Kaye x xi 'fi A mx f' K 1- . ,..,., yu ' Q .V ,J 5- . 5 5-. 3 l rf' Vw , l If 1 A -rn- 1 - ,mpg 2 5 , ,Ctr f 1. f ii , is 1 2 ,Nr 5 1 ,Q