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

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OFFICERS President ...A.. ......... .... D i ane Reed Vice President . i i . . Margaret Kane Secretary ..,,, .. Anne Crowley Treasurer . . . . . . .Lynn Pritchard Sponsor ..,. , . . Miss Michael Mayers Continuing to encourage interest in history and cur- rent events, the History Club has spent 30 years serving Manatee High School. Along with an interest in serving school and com- munity, the prerequisites for membership are a B average and no grade lower than a B in a social studies course. Sponsoring the mock elections at the time of the national elections was the main project of the year. Aided by the Student Council, club members worked to organize homerooms and to collect and tabulate the votes which showed the student body to be for Goldwater. At other meetings, guests spoke on local and world history. Projects with the Bradenton Historical Society completed the activities of the year. Doyle Coker and Jett Butcher campaign in the mock elections. H' t0l'.allS ofgallile SPDIISUI' Mock Eleftillll I ' 5 First Row: Jim Means, Diane Reed, Mike Mallonee. Second Row: Margaret Thifd Row: Cvwl Ma9lf'f'9SS, leROY Anafleflfif C- F- 5 'Yde f 56079 Cole. Kane, Roseann Umana, Karen Mathewson, Delores Riera, Mary Jo Mills. Glenn K9nn9ClY, SCOTY Jeffemf- 84

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Radicals Create More Interest ln Math The Math Club known as the Radicals was formed Ed Burris and Glenn Kennedy plot and draw a tangent graph. OFFICERS President ..r,, . . . Mike Hicks Vice President .... .. Skip Kitchner Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Glenn Kennedy Sponsor ,,,, . . , . Mr. Jack Edwards 2+-as this year to create interest and understanding of mathematics. One of the difficulties it had to over- come was that of drawing up a satisfactory con- stitution. The main project for the year was to give an award to a senior who was outstanding in math. Skip Kitchner, Mr. Jack Edwards, and Mike Hicks work on drawing up a constitution for the Math Club. First Row: Andy Bogol, Marsha Griffin, Judy Egendoerfer, Barbara Glenn, Dorothy Miley. Second Row: Brian Peters, David Cheshire, Dan Kahlhaas, Phil Burghardt, Ed Burris, C. F. Snyder, Scott Cole, Mike Mallonee. Third Row: John Kindred, Wayne Pitts, Doug Chonco, Ted French, George Eisentrout, Kent England, Wayne Dimond, John Hall, Glenn Kennedy. Fourth Row: Dianne Fite, Mark McCarthy, Rick Robinson, Warren Weiss, Jim Fry, Mike! Hicks, Skip Kitchner, Ed Southall, Tom Shaurette, Wayne Daltry.

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Future Homemakers Serve School, Community First Row: Susan Davis, Carol -Mims, Kay Morrison, Donna King, Janet Gladen, Brenda Bennett, Charlene Hubbard, Patsy White, Betsy Pearce, Noela Murphy, Olivia Tolbart, Rose Marie Case. Second Row: Jacqueline King, Judy Lehman, Colleen Ellingsen, Reba Robinson, Diane Lyles, Georgia Cullars, Peggy Jones, Deborah Worley, Ruth Johnson, Mary Lynn Sterner, OFFICERS President ..., .........,, . .Nancy Durst President-elect . . A Peggy Jones Secretary ..., , Vivien Peterson Treasurer . . ....... Susan Davis Sponsor . , , . Miss Mary Lu Corban Miss Naomi Vaught Service is the keynote of the program of the Future Homemakers of America. The efforts of the club members have clone much to help and improve Man- atee High School. At the beginning of the year, Fu- ture Homemakers sold football programs and, at Thanksgiving, decorated the tables in the lunchroom. When College Day appeared on the calendar, FHA members served the college representatives, bake sales for the faculty and a car wash filled other dates. At Christmas the girls dressed dolls for the Salvation Army. Promoting School Lunch Week and serving at the FFA Banquet were two other important projects. One of the main parts of their program for the year was the Sear's Luncheon. This was attended by many of the county leaders, particularly those interested in youth projects. The luncheon was to tell the com- munity more about the purposes guiding the club. Official FHA business included the observance of National FHA Week and participation in conventions. as 5, Rosemary Sudbury, Maxine Shearer, Kay Johnson, Beverly Taylor. Third Row: Susan Engel, Jeane Clark, Ruth Olson, Becky Parker, Sandy Davis, Toni Burchett, Sherry Shores, Anne Burghardt, Sandi McCabe, Marilyn Blaylock, Lynn Pitts, Vivien Peterson, Nancy Durst, Bonnie Williams. At the Sear's Luncheon Mrs. Mary McMurria, society editor of the Braden- ton Herald, FHA president, Nancy Durst, and Judge Rickey of the Juvenile Court are served by Linda Jett, 4 4 1