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

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Pep Club Ella Mae Glover, Phyllis Lang, Sharon Gavin, and Vickie Hudson cheer excitedly with other Pepsters at a football game. Pepsters Aid Peace Corps One of the most unified groups of students at MHS was the Pep Club. The one hundred strong group was headed by Mr. Thomas Orehowsky, adviser, who aided the club in all their efforts. They strived to attend all the different sports events both near and far. On one occasion while the club was traveling to the first away football game in Winter Haven, the bus broke down in a small town. Even through hardships like this, the Pep Club remained spirited and united. Along with school activities, the club held a bottle drive. The money raised from this project was given to the Peace Corps Fund to help build a school. OFFICERS President.. ............. ....... P am Mitchell Vice-president ................. Becky McCall Secretary ................. Cassandra Harmon Treasurer ........................ Gwen Peterson Adviser ........... Mr. Thomas Orehowsky 98 Diane Charlton and Vanessa Carley are cheering the Canes to victory on Pep CIub's football Homecoming float.

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Meditations Chairman Betsy Keaton reads one of the inspirational thoughts chosen by the club. Club Provides Daily Thought Before listening to the morning announcements, students were able to hear an inspirational thought. The Meditations Committee read aloud each day giving the students something to think about in the silent time that followed. These readings were decided upon at the meeting on Special Enrichment Day. Each member was responsible for bringing in twenty selections per semester in order to receive a pin. Those who volunteered to read for two weeks chose a different poem daily to present to the students. 100 ' 1 fl!! 'Iii tt 4 Members of Meditations Committee are 55011, Loretta Freeland, and Debbie Ff0l'li Row: SUZY Vander Gfiefld, Elaine Kercher. Back Row: lan Simkus, Steve HHS, C0-Chairman Tudi liihahi and IOYC9 Teal, Morris Bell, Kimm Middleton, Rowe. Second Row: jackie Calbert, Tracy and Mama Wilson, is-Po-Aqadt' la-,Fw . I 1 f' M Reviewing some of the inspirational Steve Teal, Mrs' Nellie Hull, HdfliS9l'F thoughts that will be used before TYBCY Smit, and SUZY V3nde G end- announcements are loyce Rowe, lan Simkus,