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

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. f f-we J' GW ,wr L , ,, We., X ,. P ,lf ,315 , 'ff L, w 2 'E jfs.. ,. i964 65 members of the Raisin Canes who played at the Fair were Wallace trumpets, David Fagan, John Criswell, Gary Keip, Tom Quarmbyp percussion Linda Freeman Rosie Ridgclill John Davis Tom Leonard saxo frombones Lee Robinson, Jim Gallery, Dennis Schooley, John Yelvingtonp phones Tom Waddlngton Ed Dlx Bill Hager Bob Levenson Doug and vocal Marilyn Kendrick, Tony Brannon. Guitarist, Two Vocalists Join Raisin' 'Canes Gary Keip, John Criswell, David Fagan, and Tom Quarmby practice with Mr. Robert Greatwood for State Contest. Seventeen instruments and two voices com- bine to form the Raisin' 'Canes, the Manatee High dance band. Directed by Mr. Robert Greatwood, organizer of the band, the Rai- sin' 'Canes play for many dvic and school events. Members, who are chosen by audition, are led by Bob Levenson, manager and treasurer, Doug Wallace, secretary, and Tom Quarmby, custodian. Practice for the band is held every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning before school.

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f Choir Presents Select Music OFFICERS President i Tony Brannon Vice President .,,, Dan Miley Secretary , . Marcia McCallister Treasurer , , Richard Jackson Seventy-two voices fill the air with music throughout the year for many different occasions. Manatee High School has been well represented in the past years by the Concert Choir. bsc-S..--w'.a,.....,., Mr. James Forssell, music director, listens for perfection during a weekday rehearsal. Members are, First Row: Julie Hilliard, Cheryl Seavy, Linda Hoffman, Joanne Smith, Marylyn Lesser, Mary Beth Gilligan, Linda Lavender, Judy Lehman, Lynda Barrett, Marilyn Kend- rick, Jean Dickinson, Judee Hardin, Jane Lenzen, Julie Root, Pam Akins, Susan Reid, Ann Schaut, Diane Kirk, Susan Moore, Marsha Ogden. Second Row: Dorothy Withers, Pam Haucke, Susan Webb, Mary Dobbe, Trudy Remington, Shirley Green, Sue Moran, Beth Taylor, Linda Freeman, Jennifer Smith, Susan Drawdy, Linda Bearden, Marcia McCallister, Marsha Weatherly, Julie Arbuckle, Karen Brock, Barbara Bergen. Third Row: David Cheshire, Derelle Smith, John Holton, Willis Varnadore, Tom Daniel, John Deitrich, Jim Bagley, Ted French, Jeff Garvin, Gary Ket- cham, Larry Patterson, Alvin Dawson, Andy Hauber, James Arendell. Fourth Row: Doyle Coker, Tony Brannon, Tam Roberts, Don Rowe, John Bear, Richard Jackson, Danny Miley, Ted Tripp, Tom French, Danny Fenn, Jerry Noll, Kent England, Mike Murdock, James Alderman.

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Walker Musicians Members Dt Orchestra Orchestra members relax during a break in rehearsal. T --.A Q. Members of the Orchestra are first violins, Linda Freeman, Anne Knowles, Laverne Snipes, Maxine Shearer, Nancy Chlebina, Betty Turpen, Cindy Alderdice, Deborah Bull, Karen Cantine, second violins, Jan Criswell, Christine Masiello, Ronald Dickerson, Vicki Frame, Sue Hensley, Nancy Humphries, Toni Stathis, Chris Keston, violas, Rosemary Ridgdill, Lynette Rickey, cellos, Joanne Heerema, Myrtle Stevens, Marcia Kretsinger, string basses, Lloyd Mims, Larry Metcalf, Laurie M:Reynolds, flutes, Shari Popular Broadway and movie scores are favorites in the reper- toire of the Manatee High School Orchestra. ln the production of Sound of Music , the orchestra shared its talents with the entire school. Director and manager of the orchestra is Mr. Charles Quarm- by. The highest position and honor that a student may hold is Concert Master. Linda Freeman, as first chair violin, is Concert Mistress for the year. The orchestra is composed of forty-tive students. Because of the shortage of Manatee students who play the violin, Manatee and Walker violin sections have been combined. gg. ii 3 Johnson, Pat Parrot, oboes, Becky Robinson, Sally Shannon, bassaons, Linda Oboler, Julie Crum, clarinets, Tom Waddington, Rita Beach, Betty Peterson, Marian Graham, trumpets, Clyde Hager, Stuart Skene, David Tennis, French horns, Tom Quarmby, Greg Bolton, trombone, Jim Gal- lery, tuba, Pat McDonald, percussion, Carol Ackerman, Don Poe, Bill 'McManamy.