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

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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.

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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

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