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

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X X Business Department Prepares Fgrgkl ture Walter Bucklin, Miss Lois Barr, and Miss Marion Can- right Qbelowj present to their students a useful and practical perspective of the business world. Mrs. Myra Choate, Miss Joy Vinson, and Mrs. Juanita Manley frightj share with the people they teach valuable skills and knowledge, which when applied in active business, will insure a favorable future. lu. , 35? 132

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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.

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gferg is . Teachers Offer Physical Training Hugh Thimlar, Mrs. Ann Caldwell, Miss Mable Clark, and William Yates fabovej strive to improve physical fitness and mental attitudes toward fair play in physical education classes. Raymond Hause, Henry Hewitt, and William Morrison Qleftj exercise their skills to advance the knowledge of their pupils in the vocational areas of wood working, agriculture, and drafting. Robert Milby and Robert Stewart fabove centerj combine their responsibilities of coaching with instruction of driver education. Arthur Schumak- er, Casey Schenk, Coach Stewart, and Derelle Smith fabove rightj find out why the car runs.