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

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' Choraliers Provide Top I ' Music For Community K . . W r gf ,I 1 t K i1Q f lxl' . of if V ' , Q 6 my f if L L, .f L i W , ! M Lf: S A -iff' Cane Choraliers is cl group cf twenty stu- dents who are chosen for their ability to blend together. They participate in such activities as singing for various organizations in Braden- ton, providing Christmas music for morning devotions, and singing in Study Day as- semblies, and Jamboree. Cane Charaliers include First Row: Tony Bran- non, Pam Akins, Tom French, Mary Dobbe, Dan Miley. Second Row: Diane Kirk, Jim Bagley, Cheryl Seavy, Garnet Gates, Matthew McCarthy iaccompanistj. Third Row: Jerry Noll, Laverne Snipes, Susan Webb, Ted French, Marylyn Lesser. Fourth Row: Mary Beth Gil- ligan, Tam Roberts, Susan Moore, Susan Reid, Ted Tripp. . cy: J 39' The Choraliers practice on Tuesday evenings. Jim Bagley, Dan Miley, Tom Roberts, Tony Brannon, and Ted French go over a difficult part ftop lefty. A new quartet was farmed this year consisting of Tony Brannon, Tom Roberts, Tom French, and Ted French called The 'Canesmen Ileftl. Laverne Snipes, Tom Roberts, Marylyn Lesser, and Tony Brannon fabovel practice for a coming performance. 107

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Glee Club Sings For Assemblies, Concerts Glee Club Members are chosen by audition for their vocal talent. They perform many concerts around the community fbr botlh service and social organizations. Members of Glee Club are First Row: Bon- nie Crowley, Kathy Costiglioni, Susan Burt, Mary Dobbe, Fran Niesman, Alicia Sonters, Laverne Snipes, Debbie Combs, Garnet Gates, Ann Schaut, Cheryl Miller, Pam Akins, Sherry Holemon, Ann Loveioy. Second Row: Jan Hicks, Alice Wetherall, Kathleen Deere, Karen Quinn, Bonnie Cline, Pam Kyle, Laura Campbell, JoAnne Albritton, Diane Seavy, Sherie Pullen, Cam Elia, Nancy Jacobs, Carol Butler. Third Raw: Betsy Pierce, Jerri Vowells, Becki Nel- son, Cathy Lee, Valerie McCranie, Candy Dodson, Linda Vander Kodde, Margo Case, Karren Dean, Robbie Surratt, Gayle Mellin, Sue Lynn Bauer, Kay Johnson. Sherry Hole- man, Karen Quinn, and Bonnie Cline prepare for a Study Day assembly frightj. Cheryl Miller Qrightl takes a last minute look before the performance. OFFICERS President . , Pam Akins Vice President , Debbie Combs Secretory .. ., Bonnie Cline Treasurer Sherry Holeman Director , T A Mr. James Forssell 106

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: 22. I5 1 o :s o H vs o 2. cu 1 '4 Z en n E. T en UI -I L cn : III' ,rf T OFFICERS President ...., Bob Levenson Vice President , . , Lanny Cecka Secretary-Treasurer Pam Akins Sponsors Mr. James Forssell Mr. Charles Quarmby Music Honor Society consists of students who have been outstanding in music and who have earned a blue letter for music. First Row: Joanne Smith, Sandra Armstrong, Diane Reed, Jo Anne Lopez, Pat Parrott, Janet Diem- er, Pam Kyle, Marilyn Kendrick, Margaret Tornmasi, Laverne Snipes. Second Raw: Mar- cia McCallister, Linda Bearden, Linda Free- man, Kathy Lockhart, Susan Burt, Beth Taylor, Lynda Barrett, Gayle Mellin, Myrtle Stephens Mary Enfield, Shirley Green, Rosemary Ridg- dill. Third Row: David Fagan, Julie Crum, Rita Beach, Betty Petersen, Alicia Sonters, 108 Carol DeLay, Nancy Bullock, Pam Akins, Lynn Pitts, Dan Zuber, Ted Tripp. Fourth Row: Lanny Cecka, Dan Miley, Ron White, Bob Levenson, Greg Bolton, Jim Gallery, Don Poe, Richard Jackson, Tony Brannon, Bob Cottermon, Dennis Schooley ltopl. Sponsors, Mr. Charles Quarmby and Mr. James Forssell for next year as Marcia McCallister, Con- cert Choir secretary, takes notes. Marilyn Kendrick Cabove rightj shows Susan Reid and Bob Levenson a music letter earned by Lanny Cecka.