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

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,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

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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 . '

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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