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

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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

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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

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: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