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

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Golf Team Win District Tournament Only four members may participate in the golf matches. That is why almost every afternoon Coach Stewart's golf team may be seen at the country club trying to improve their game of golf. This year the golf team has already beaten Lake- land, has defeated Palmetto three times, and has lost once to Sarasota by a score of T64 to 161. John Purvis blasts the ball out of a sand trap while Dan Williams watches. I px fb V . g Vx 4 fczifjg Q gg 1 ',i' ci? 'ff'. 4,?f , sv f ' Q K E' 4'1y ' -1:2 I l I an: M sd i, A-.14-',d er ,, ' At., .-W-7 Gary Austin tries to encourage his putt as Jim Brush holds the pole Roy Garrison waits to tee-off as George Eisentrout prepares to send the ball down the fairway. . , I' T I L, 'sm Af ,,, a n - V ' 5 U . ' X fag. . ve' , ' at 'l - A 4 ljf3,.:L 1'f-3 V t ,.-t , w i Ftfgggw g yu- ar yy: 1-x , ' V' 'N' .f- .-if ' .1- '?'P lQs . A 'lt T if?:.'4'vf'viat- 4. ?1,Qal..l 5 2 -V i 'lk ' is 1 -ls V' fs s -ff' .fa-..x il is . - ,- - it ' . , , rig is 'se , 'lx' 7 A A AA' ,H hx The members of this years golf team are Roy Garrison, Gary Austin, Jim Brush, George Eisentrout, Dun Williams, and John Purvis. .. -K-4.11 -wf mw1a.1-1-m-muanmmm gs.n.r.s..n- .w,mam1u,ue.11.-rzssnue-QL Asaw-fs-st..mv.,ses,s-v .ss-me J,-T-.

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Girls Win District, Vie For State Title The tennis team this year has strived for success through practice and determination. The schedule in- cluded two matches with Riverview, Sarasota, Lake- land, and Lake Wales and single matches with Venice and Boca Ciega which we won. The top tive boys and girls represent Manatee in singles competition. Pete Klear, Ron Robinson, Fred Hayo, Matt McCarthy, and Rick Robinson constitute the top five spots and Toni Kramer, Margaret Kane, Linda VanderKodde, Mary Jane Noll, and Jean Daughaday make up the top tive girls. These rankings are subject to change by defeating a player in a challenge match. Toni Kramer, girls' number one player, and Margaret Kane, number two on the girls' team, practice daily to strengthen their team- work needed in doubles competition. fi! Pete Klear, boys' captain, Miss Mable Clark, coach, and Margaret Kane, girls captain, talk over team strategy. Ron Robinson, boys' number two player, demonstrates correct farm in returning an overhead. First Row: Mary Alice Parard, Sandro McClure, Sharon Kennedy, Rita Row: Jerry Noll, Ron Robinson, Mark McCarthy, Don Flowers, Wick Kirby, Parard, Mary Jane Noll, Jean Daughaday, Margaret Kane, Linda Vander- Doyle Coker, Matt McCarthy, Fred Hayo, Rick Robinson, Kirk Sowers, Kodde, Caroline Randle, Susan Pope, Carol Butler, Cindy Powell. Second and Pete Klear. - fW.-a,wto.-sweep.st,sw..Patw.-.usenetmwsfn, ., . ,.., , , A, ... f. ., ,e..,1f..,e,-,e.,.f ...-turn-Meme

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In order to have ,a harmonious school, the classes must easily blend well. Sophomores have curiosity, youth, and energy, iuniors possess a stability that comes from adiusting to high school life, seniors have maturity, an awareness of the problems facing the world, and the customary haughtiness. Each group has different characteristics, but so do the classes in any society. When all blend together, each person's life is enriched and his knowledge is increased. 162