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

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,T ,, . .. Film Club Zoo Interests Camera Bugs Film Club was formed just for camera enthusiasts at Manatee High School. Their adviser, Mr. Anderson, worked along side the members to help them produce their first film. The group traveled to Tampa Zoo to photograph various animals. The filming of the animals' movements gave the students a chance to get acquainted with the use of an 8mm zoom camera. On Special Enrichment Days, Film Club viewed movies of professional filming techniques and editing which also advanced the ambitious photographers and their club. OFFICERS President ............. .............. S usan Fields Vice-president .............. Sarah Whisnant Secretary .......... ............. T om Hardesty Treasurer ....... ......... 1 eanetta Browning Adviser ....... ...... M r. Frank Anderson Chuck Forbis, Paul Roat, and Mark Cook watch as Mr. Anderson focuses for a shot. Members of Film Club are Front Row: M. Buchanan, T. Hardesty, C. Robinette. Second Row: C. Forbis, S. Fields, 1. Hall, S. Whisnant. Back Row: M. Cook, P. Cone, I. Shiner, S. Reinhardt, P. Roat, and R. Bewley. 106 l leanne Hall shoots animals at the Tampa Zoo. The film is to be ne edited into a movie about wildlife.

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'Cone Echo Staff - -v35inW-..., ' , ft lm.. inwvmsx' Preparing the class pages are Missy Hunter, senior class editor, loel Nichols, senior directory editor: Doug Dictating an address, Carol Briggs, Student Life editorp assists Y gg to 9? s' W l. Purcell, sophomore class editor, Bill Gallo, freshman class editor, and Elaine Windisch, junior class editor. E s -f H. gf.. 2,2 i'l .Mr Working in the darkroom to complete the pictures ordered for the yearbook are Marc Pease, photographer, Keith Webb, photographer, Andy Glendening, photographer, and Phil Mieczynski, photographer. Debbie Powell, advertising manager, in typing a bill. Sarah Ford, editor-in-chief, inspects the work that they have done. IO5

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David Everson carefully studies the craftmanship of an old Smallman PT-17 aircraft. viation Seeks ild Blue Sky Planning and progressing were the ways Manatee's new Aviation Club went about their neophite year. Those students who were interested in aerodynamics and just wanted to learn about sky adventures, formed their group and headed for the wild, blue yonder. Getting together on Special En- richment Day, Aviation Club went over sky charts and aerial terms. At Manatee junior College, Avia- tion Club experienced being at the controls of an airplane, by using a demonstration cockpit called a Link Trainer. OFFICERS President ..................... james E. Deemer Vice-president .............. Michael Collins Aviation Club pg. lO7 Members of Aviation Club are Front Row: L. Yates, L. Elsenheimer R. Kaspersen. Second Row: G. Kish, D. Dillman, K. Morris, D. Everson. Back Row: Mr. Levan, S. Teal, 1. Deemer, M. Collins. Secretary ............ .......... C arolyn Price g Treasurer ........ ........ D onald Dillman ' is AdVl5er -------- -------- M V- ChHf'eS Levan Lt. Col. Karl Pilger, an airport official, drills Carolyn Price on flying commands. 107