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

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Girls' Chorus uf J Mr. Scott demonstrates how a person composes a song. Gwen Brooks and Pam Shannon sing scales as Cecelia Sprang plays. Members of the Girls' Chorus are Front Row: S. Coleman, M. McBride, L. Waiters, L. T. Amold, M. Carter, L Bootsma, N. Comp, Comp, B. Hilton, D. Pasciak. Back Row: Trimble, P. Bass, E. Conley, C. Tarleton. B. Riley, F. Denington, C. Sprang, L. Second Row: D. Tucker, G. Brooks, K. Shelton, I. Dietrich, A. losey, K. losey, K. Floyd, l. Duennes, M. Masto. Purinton, I. Wismer, and C. Ray. Third Row: D. Russell, L. Capdeville, Concert Choir Officers President ............ ......... G wen Brooks Vice-President ..... ......... P am Shannon Secretary ......... .......... C eceila Sprang Adviser ......... .............. M r. james Scott Girls'Chorus Officers President ............................. Liz Skolinsky Vice-president .............. Floy Denington Secretary ............ ......... L inda Waiters Adviser ...... ........ M r. james Scott 75

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Concert Choir Chorus Sings Love Theme Concert Choir and Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. james Scott, put on their annual Pop Concert of special songs and music. ' The theme for the performance was Love , and the groups selected L various popular songs of 1972 relating to the theme. The concert took place at Manatee High on November 16. at The choruses also participated in an Exchange Concert with Lakewood . Members of Concert Choir are Front Row: Bennett, 1. Zaa man, R. Bewle , B. Kelle Hlgh from St' Petersburg' The G. Kiefhaber, R. Malson, D. Cramer, P. D. Alderman, Winters, l. Hanlbourg, Manatee gl'0up traV8l6Cl to Sl. Pittman, C. Hicks, M. Pratt, T. Collins, Cook, T. Templin, P. Poole, M. Petersburg on March 7' to give I. Dilley, A. Heatwole. Second Row: L. VanderGriend. Back Row:.C. Thomas, B. . d h L k d Garrett, K. Smith, K. Nowlen, A. Tison, C. Ayers, G. Stewart,, T. Ratllff, P. Brokaw, fhelf Concert' an t en a ewoo Test, R. Wellborn, M. Hollingsworth, L. I. Burke, R. Bell, and K. Pitts. reciprocated on April 11 at Manatee. Savage, l. Snite, C. Dick. Third Row: L. 45 Y' Y ,wp , .1 l , - xa -ear' . l Tom Riggle sings from a piece of sheet music, while Steve Cooley waits for his cue to join in. e fit? .,,. Mr. Scott snaps his fingers to the music as students sing for grades during semester exams. 74

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Choraliers, Singing 'Cones Groups Perfect Their Voices The Choraliers, directed by Mr. james Forssell, and the Singing 'Canes, directed by Mr. james Scott, each consisted of sixteen representatives from the other vocal classes. Both groups met after school and worked to perfect their singing voices. The Singing 'Canes performed at nursing homes and other out-of-school activities. They also presented a pop concert at the school. Mr. Scott and Mr. Forssell worked to present a Christmas assembly which was attended by all students. The Choraliers concentrated on a madrigal, a vocal piece in lyric form sung without accompaniment, which was presented at the District nine contest. Members of the Singing 'Canes are Front joel Nicholg' Ray Bewley, Robert Rqwr Chiflili 3855, Iulie Mann, lanet Schambers, David Alderman, Ronnie Bell, Snlte, loy High, Susan Frank. Back Row: and Rusty winters, l Members of the Choraliers are Front Row: Pat White, Terri Yeiter, Donna Deam, Iodi Socolof, Kathy Turner, Meri Bigham, Cheryl Noland, Debbie Holmes. Back Row: Steve Moore, Betsy Watkins, Frank Kelley, Nate Proctor, Tracy Scott, Bob Kay, Alan Shaffer, David Everson, and lim Wuichet. 76 Debbie Holmes acccompanies the Choraliers on the piano.