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

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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

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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

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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 ...,,,.-- .,- -