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

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The Projection Club teaches its members the proper way to op- erate all types of audio-visual equipment, including a rearview projector. They are also taught to make a show more interesting by cutting out all unnecessary parts of the opening and ending. Two proiectionists are on duty every period to help. ,ff At Right: Mr. Schork shows Tom Smith the proper way to thread a film. A Projectionists learn Proper Techniques First Row: Ken Moon, Steve Burns, Alan Blufterman, Casey Schenk, Greg lmerman. Second Row: Ron White, Roger Farrell, Wayne Geoffrion, Joe Foster, Tom Smith, Jerry Noll, Pat McDonald. Third Row: David Bische, Y E fl fi I OFFICERS President T , T Roger Farrell Vice President . . , . Dave Mitchell Secretary ,. , , ..... David Bische Treasurer , . ....... Bob George Sponsor . . . . Mr. Donald Schork Dale Haas, Jerry Price, Kirk Sowers, Bob Deckinga, Wayne Wiles, Dove Mi'- chell, Bob George, Bill McManamy.

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' f Gill ,.. E Mary Beth Gilligon, Susan Reid, Sue Gelclert, Elinor Money, and Cathy Charron all get into the act when it comes to identifying group pictures. Quill and Scroll is an honorary club for students outstanding in the field of iournalism. To be eligible for membership, they must be in the upper one-third of the class, be recommended by the advisors, and have excelled in some phase of iournalism. The Macohi members were chosen by Miss Joe Berta Bul- lock and annual staff members by Miss Bullock and Mr. Ben Tillett, publications advisors. Curtis Tutterrow, editor, helps Ginna Dean and Carolyn Rowley plan a layout for the '65 yearbook. Kathay McKenna, a member of last year's annual staff, is not pictured. d rive. Annual staff members must do everything from selling annuals to typing copy. Sue Smethurst types copy while Cheryl Hitchings looks up information. Marylyn Lesser and Rick Robinson are checking a poster used in the annual-sale Journalists Tapped For Quill Ancl Scroll nk, V , .-'., i f.e...c.-,.,,wmNMM.k'NJ , Mk y g -W vi u 'X' ras-was ig IQ xx k V' I J iszjg, y .43 ,Fx g ffm, g , Vgln - T .1 r .l f Y.. P4 -I Nik Ron Robinson and Ted Sauter go over their next assignment sheet. Kathie Howey, Lanny Cecka, Editor of the Macohi, and Sue Hjelm check the latest edition of the Macohi for follow-up stories for the N Aff , .,,, . ,...f. 4 K 1 K 401 X, C Q .., ,.. ,f J f . 1: 2 it next issue. , l W A ,xxxfgh , ,w5c:,agz,,,ii, ci ut P. M

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First Row: Alan Blatterman, Carol Ackerman, Paul Williams, Rick Nydeg- ger, Stan Wilson, Dan Zuber, Ed Moran, David Cheshire, Bobbi Lively, Mike Mallonee, David Mitchell, Dan Kohlhaas, Steve Burns, Colin Moore. Second Row: Brian Peters, Joe Buscielio, Doug Chanco, Kirk Sowers, Calvin Bonnett, Richard Wiles, Myla Shetlar, Wayne Dimond, Phil Burg- Weather tation This year the Scienoe Club, under the direction of Mr. Allen, had as its main project the building of a weather station. The station records rainfall, wind and temperature changes and some of the other items pertaining to everyday weather. Other proiects for the year included having guest speakers and field trips, including one to see the Florida Power Plant in Sarasota. They also helped set up the science fair and turned in some prize win- ning projects. Mr. Allen, Richard Wiles, Brian Peters, and David Cheshire are shown assembling the weather station. HI ll J Jia QE? I , g hardt, Joe Foster, Don Robinson, Bill Robeyselc. Third Row: Warren Weiss, Rhett Taber, Mark McCarthy, Bill Stephens, C. F. Snyder, Mike Flynn, Matthew McCarthy, Ken Eastabrooks, Bill McManamy, John Hall, Tom Shaurette, Wayne Daltry, Dennis Schooley, Wayne Wiles. Built By Science Club One of the first prize winners in the science fair was Don Robinson's Reduction of Chorophyll in Euglena. OFFICERS President ..... ...,.,... . . David Cheshire Vice President .... ..,. J oe Foster Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Wayne Daltry Sponsor ......., , , Mr. Robert Allen