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

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Sociol Studies Mr. Sterling Forrester World History Mr. Cary Holbrook American History, Civics Mr. Franklin Kittle 5 American History Mrs. Martha Martin American History Mr. Thomas Orehowsky Psychology, CMHD 93 Mr. Donald Schork Sociology, CMHD Mr. Harold Surran American Government Mrs. Sandra Thompson American History Miss Sara Williams ,f American History 7 ,J- ' WWW S 3 Ak,s E l xv Mr. loseph DesRosier times Libby Manson during a test for the spatial factor of intelligence. This test shows a person's ability to judge the like and the unlike. Mr. Frank Kittle comes to the assistance of Debbie Russell and Bill Turner with the answer to an important question in American History class. l79

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Social Studies Members of the '72-73 Categorically Geldmaker Sponsor Mrs Lois Haines Nichols fstandmgj Greg HaaS lay Speaking team are fseatedj Gretchen Paula Stone Suzy VanderGriend loel T-1Yl0I' and B0b Hagen Mr. Robert Atkinson Civics Mr. john Beville World History Mrs. Nancy Bignell Civics Mr. William Bishop Civics Mr. Donald Boney American History Mr. William Booth Dept. Chairman, CMHD, HRSA Mr. john DeForge Economics, American History Mr. joseph DesRosier Psychology, CMHD Mr. jerome Eichholz Civics Mr. Raymond Ewers World History 178

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Business Educotion ' .1 FAC IT 'ffl 0809069009000 000000000090 EJG3Cf9C900C'3C9CDG3 TAB - s,,,, .. . A familiar sight to all typing students, the keyboard chart taught them the correct position of their fingers on a typewriter. Y P Business Ed. Builds Future Click, Click, Click, DlNC! were sounds that could be heard coming from within the business building. Typewriters, dictaphones, and adding and ditto machines were just some of the equipment used in the business program. Teachers demonstrated the use of these machines to show the different aspects of business professions. Courses including typing, record keeping, and shorthand were often found helpful by students enrolled in an academic schedule. For students who preferred on the job training, Distributive Education, Diversified Cooperative Education, and Cooperative Business Education I and ll were offered. These programs allowed the students to work in various stores and businesses around the city. 180 lohn DeForge practices a typing drill in his Personal Typing class. Pat Tromble ractices her shorthand in Office Practice class