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

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Q-sq Wg AJVXIA I wtf' .W i-2.3 as t. ., 3+ , a.g,S.Q . Tom Angell and a partner prepare motar which will be used to build a house on the Island. Diversified Cooperative Training DCT Offers job Varieties DCT finds jobs for students who wish to enter into fields different from that of office work or retail sales. The students choose their jobs with the hope of finding a suitable vocation. The jobs ranged from a mason to an assistant at the Small Animal Hospital. Besides working, DCT members entered contests at a District Convention held in Sarasota. Gwen Waiter took first place in ex- temporaneous speaking and traveled to Miami to compete at the first annual Regional Convention. OFFICERS President ................... Lindsey Hopewell Vice-president .......... Suzanne Poelsma Secretary ..................... Susan Moorhead Adviser ....... ........ M r. Roy Baither Members of DCT are Front Row: L. Ferrier, K. Hawker, I. Dowdy, B. Hill, l. Hopewell. Second Row: S. Peolma, C. Barley, B. Bandstra, S. Hamish, G. Waiters, S. Burgess. Back Row: D. Bricker, P. Zaagman, S. Rabinette, S. Hepburn, T. Angell, Becky Bandstra, who works as an assistant at the Small Animal and M, Edenfield, Hospital, is calming a dog before its annual shots. 55

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Distributive Education Alanna Heil carefully measures a piece of cloth for a customer. DE Offers job Opportunities Many job opportunities are located by DE for those students who wish to work mainly in retail sales. Students gain job training which will help them to continue in jobs after graduation. The members must work a minimum of fifteen hours per week at their job. The DE Club, along with the other business clubs, attended the annual employer-employee breakfast. The club also held a banquet at which awards were given for over-all academic improvement, participation in DE Club activities, and perfect attendence 'at all activities. Students who placed in District and State contests were also honored. OFFICERS President ............. ......... A lanna Heil Vice-president ...... ....... D oug Vanzant Secretary .......... ........ C athy Watts Treasurer ...... .................. T erri Plese Adviser ....... ........ M r. Roy Baither 54 if Donna Elliot, who works for the Franklin Press, lines up the paper in the proper place before she begins to punch the holes The members of DE are Front Row: B. Turner, l. Pechin, S. Andrews, D. Elliot, S. Peters, H. Fezatte. Second Row: T. Plese, H. Henry, K. Fuller, C. Watts, A. Heil, C. Vanzant, G. Warren. Back Row: R. McCall, C. Anderson, S. Watson, D. Crews, L. Washington, I. Kurtis, B. Baird, D. Vanzant.

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CBE I CBE I Helps Red Cross Needy families of the community received Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets from CBE I members. The club also sold from Tom Watts kits during November and December. Members contributed their time and efforts on Red Cross projects during times of crisis. They also worked on an Easter project. A regular activity of CBE I is operating the school stores before school and during fourth period. After completing these projects, members realized they too had benefitted by service to others. The club members attended dinners held at Anchor Inn Restaurant. OFFICERS President ........................... Nancy Merritt Vice-president ......... ...... C indy Moore Secretary ............ ....... T ricia Gulash Treasurer ......... ....... M ary Gaulke AdVISOI' ......... . ....... Miss Lois Barr Betty Mlxon and Debra Parker watch Miss Barr as she gives some helpful Membefs of CBE I are Front Row: C- Biker- C. Moore, I. Pullen N Merritt M More members of CBE I are Front Row 5- Ridgdill, M- Befnlfdf D- Wiles- Gaulke. Back Row T Overson D Yates S Brown L Norfolk D Wlles Second Row: V- Pieffef D- Parker, T- G. Stevens, P lahan and L Locke Back Row G Albritton B Stewart Gulash, C. Geddes, B. Mixon. Third Row: D Hubbard and C Cm 56