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

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Social Studies Add To Understanding As members of the social studies department, Patrick Mullins and Donald Schork fright centerj bring to their students vivid insight on past events as well as present happenings. Charles Woodson and Mrs. Martha Combs fbelowj talk over current events in order to give their classes a more comprehensive out- look on world affairs. Raymond Ewers, Franklin Kit- tle, Miss Michael Mayers, and Robert Crawford Qbe- low rightj evaluate films for various classes. t,,,,,,,,gg-jg A A Q, .,,.,As.. ii q:1ptg,1rgtQt:f'1ii ---e-N-QQ f 'f '-vt.-,.,,....t.,e.,.wn f -'-' as, - -s--- WsnM,.,-,4s:x52,? I ,MM-,..., se -- A.. i i 1 i i i I

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Math Gives Incentive For Thought .xg 'l The how and why of figures is explained in detail in various areas by the mathematic department of Manatee. Calculations, figures, graphs, and equa- tions are interpreted with clarity and interest for the benefit of the student's advancement by Mrs. Eliza- beth Klein and Robert Williams fabovej. William Frank, Mrs. Marlene Woodson, Mrs. Nell Moser, and Jack Edwards Qabove Iettj instill in their students a desire for comprehension, together with a function- ing knowledge ot mathematics.

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Faculty purs Creativity ,gm Q- Q, ' . V 1 s X ' f 'P ,-A 'r X merit ' JN -- tuitlfit it ' Ai? i' .ra ,., -1' The sounds of the music department of Manatee can be heard around the campus at various times. Robert Greatwood, James Forssell, and Charles Quarmby Qabovej, music instructors, give added en- thusiasm as well as ability to their student groups. Mrs. Jean Crawford, art teacher, Miss Naomi Vaught and Miss Mary Lu Corban Qabove centerj, home economics teachers, discuss the proportionment and style of a floral centerpiece. Both departments encourage the use of beauty, balance, and utility. Alan Siver, Tom Thibodeau, Mrs. Crawford, Cynthia Cole, and Don Hall fleftj give time to art work.