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

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lg l. U CJ 107 GENERAL OFFTCE Students, acquiring knowledge day by day, realize that the ability to learn is a blessing. Their minds must be guided through academic curiosity by the faculty and administration. The success of the high school student is largely due to the abilities and de- termination of the faculty and administration. They instill in their students a desire to delve further into their studies by encouraging the use of the library, laboratories, research materials, and the guidance facilities. By using these tools in his search for know- ledge, the individual not only learns fundamental facts, but also learns to apply these essentials to further study and research. High schools today are designed to provide a basis for future study and experiences. 'I2O v -.views Ax i - 'r ., fL?.fT3i?f'iQ:'-fi w'f?lfk is fr-.Ms -' ' f

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Members Ol M Club Proudly ear Letters Rick Carlson 1433, president of the M Club, buckets two more points with the help of John Criswell 1351. Andy Torgesan C151 looks on hopefully. First Row: Pete Klear, Larry Borden, Gary Austin, Mike Tiemer, Andy Bagol, Ted Nipper, Bill Robertson, Bill Mullis, Larry Smith, Joe Gulash. Second Raw: Dick Lynch, Wayne Wiles, Danny Fenn, Joe Spivey, John Benson, Wayne Dimond, Roger Farrell, Bill Hames, Kip Ledbetter, Bill Jones, Fred Hayo, David Fagan, Chris Woodland. Third Row: Bob Bowling, Paul Cavallo, Scott Cole, Mike Purinton, Elliott Perny, George Eisentraut, Jim OFFICERS President ..... ..r.i.. . . .Rick Carlson Vice President , , , . Mike Mallonee Secretary .... . . Lee Markey Treasurer . .....r Sue Stuart Sponsor . , , Mr. Robert Milby Miss Mildred Emmelhainz's Sugar 'Canes make up the largest single group in the M Club. The Drill 'Team performed during the half-time of varsity football games. Cheerleaders and varsity athletes are also eligible for membership in the M Club, which is the largest organization at Manatee. The purpose of the M Club is to bring together those students who have lettered in athletics and hold a common interest in sports. Sponsored by Mr. Robert Milby, iunior varsity football and basketball coach, the M Club held dances after the Ocala and Robinson football games. Members of the M Club sold Manatee decals and donated half of the profit toward awards. Ryan, Duane Petersen, Chuck Brown, Rick Hunt, Nelson Maynard, Harald Rouse, Bob George, Russel Brosius, Carl Bladk, Barry Fredrickson. Fourth Row: Mike Mallonee, David Roell, Judson Titsworth, C, F. Snyder, George Hoover, Van O'Quinn, Bill Griggs ,Ed Southall, John Criswell, Rick Carlson, Brian Andresen, George Kibben, Mike Lively, Jim Daniel, Ken Eastabrooks, Danny Snow, Bill Mclnnis, Tom Coarsey, Marty Davis, Matthew McCarthy. 1 yn rc 6

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