Manning High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Manning, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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Students .,,t, Seniors , Juniors ,,,, Sophomores Freshmen .,,,,.,., Sub-Freshmen ,,t, Chapter II Manning the Historical City Introduction .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,.,,.,t,t Organizations which make history Chapter III Manning Looks to the Future 66-86 EDITOR'S MESSAGE We, The Staff of Mahiscan, are very happy that Manning is celebrating its Centennial and are using Manning,s Progress as the theme of our 1955 Yearbook. It is our hope that this volume will en- courage civic pride in the students and that it will be an incentive to them to strive in all of their activities to preserve Manning as a good home town, to make its future history as illustrious as its past, and to keep it a safe, healthful, beautiful city of progressive in- dustries. Libby Bagnal Editor CONTENTS 1 Introduction 87 Organizations which train for the future ,t,t..,. 88-91 Chapter IV Manning the Healthful City 4-15 Introduction .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..rt,,,r,,,,,,,,,tt,, ,,.,,,, 9 2-93 16-18 Athletics which promote health ,,teeet ee,.,.. 9 4-111 19-25 Chapter V 26 Manning the Safe City 27 Introduction ,ttettetttt,,ttV .,stttt.t.t,tttttttttt,tttsttttttt, 1 12-113 23-43 Organizations which make for safety ..........r.114-115 50 Chapter VI 51-55 56-59 Manning the Beautiful City 60-63 ' Beauty in Manning High School ,.,t.. .,..... Chapter VII Manning the City of Progressive Industries 64-65 Advertisements Staffs Finale ettt. ,. Introduction ,r..,,,r.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,...,.,.,,.. ..,.tr.. Introduction ,,..,...,..,.,...,,,. ,,,,..,.,,,,..,., ,,..,,, 116-117 118-129 130-132 133-159 160 Will? DEDICATION Because of he1 IITIPOIIEIIII LOIIIIIIJUUOII to the 111001655 of 7VIam11nff Hlgh School as an eXcelle11t 111111161 1 n111patl1et1c d11fcto1 of tudent actlxltles 'md 1 loyal fuend whom we 111 low we the Ntlft aw hOIl0lCd to dedlcatv c 1935 M1111 0111 lo U1 5 ll C '1 fu 1 1 f 1. . . , . . D. -. 1 O , 5' .- 1 ,ai '. . ' 'fr ' s 1 ', C 1 1' 1 ' '22 K, .iz '. 3 ' ' , the T. . 'sz A Hs .'z1'z Izlrlislc-. MRS- H' 0 or YR' PM Manning Students lin- in good li E SBXYYYX old and new. MANNING THE GOOD HOME TOWN ,Twas good in 1855- Is better in 1955 Manning, a town of 4,000 inhabitants, situated in the county of Clarendon, in coastal South Carolina, is a good home town: a short ride will bring one to Columbia, the capital of the state and to Charleston, the principal seaportg U. S. 301. one of the principal arteries of North-South travel brings to the town. throughout the year, thousands of tourists: these visitors are always im- pressed with its good features. It has attractive homes, old and new, good transportation facilities, good mail fa- cilities. an efficient administration, good churches. a good library. and good civic organizations. R x'NU UIIIPS. '- 'ik-ml . Q' H r f' i QNG Manning's efficient ad- ministration, Mayor S. O. Gamble, seated, and e Council members, th Messcrs. C. L. Rawlin- son. D. E. Fann, Glenn Wells, and L, F. Hill are eager to make Manning a good home town. Ernest Mathis and G. M. Dickson not appearing. 'JH' ly. ke-4 isa 'K i, A Q-,MV ,W Q ff .VH it ' 4- , X Q' .. 5, I ' . vi' 'fff 25 4' V. ' .f 4 A251 .5 ' Wg, A Muay N' thul. -1. f ' 'H' iff. g . ' '- Y i. it we. V V . W .. .. ,,5 l'n',' Q -V i ai 7 'tift' ' 336: 1- 1 4' 1 if t . I gl' W. V, 4, .s V tw .V .5 if A straw , 1 at - . V' , ., , , ' , M QVA 1 'Q 2--'-eg.fii m ,. V 4' . 4 V 'V V ' at , K K lf xg' '4 1, Q ff W VV ,W V sw . , 'M' Vai.. V , . , . . V ,Yu Q ' -K -PV 4, V 'i -ff W 7. as ' 4 ' .. A V-: f,.' '7 1 .. ' 1 M I i I f iii ' ' ff v Mil ' . Wm y N . A ,L , K .M V' , M J K .. , ,f v -AW . W . 5, gf. I V Q , D 1 4 V I X t In ,af V, I. 9 null-A P A ng, , uw ' ', 3, I lg.. Q, 5 ., rl: v V M. ' 1 'J xvx 1' .-v ' .ol -1 .rv . . ' -hows Progress' Transportation in Manning Q nr' Manningfs beautiful shaded streets are a combination nf the old and nr-w. The venerable oaks were planted hy the founders in 1855 and the modern paving, lighting, and street markers are a credit to 1955. Walter Winchell is credited with calling it Mthe prettiest street from Maine to Florida. 5 .... 51 , If .,r. VQW 4 M A ,ff V M O: NV! ' if Q fl E ff VI 1 .' tif 1 L' 'X S' ,. 5 . , -' 1 .. -' . nv g 5 1. , , Y 'fi -. 'l E' Q . , '- A 4 'V+' . ., xX Vx we I 44 f? Z' Yi .569 -XXX iii L X , Agvxoo A CENTURY OF PROGRESS IN RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL LIFE lVIanning's boys and girls worship in good churches. Baptist. Methodist. and Presbyterian. Each of the four congre- gations spencls much effort and time in the religious development of the young peopleg great progress has been made in the participation of youth in the re- ligious life of the community. sw N mis' x .Q x QW PRESBYTERIAN The Nl . amning: Pulilic: Library wliivli is niuinlziim-rl amcl operated luv thi- LIXII' lmaigm' makes Z1 val- Ulllvlt' wmtrilnutiiiii tu thc cultural lllf' of llic- cmnmlmity lay' provid- ing the ln-st mul newest publica- liuns lor Illf: pupllluC6. .of , mfz, ' N l XIANNIXIL l'liI!l.lf. l,ll-l-.NIU . - - 'QA-8 fx, 12 4 ,',. , f ,-T ,I 4- ., 'H 1 ff' . f.4. I f-,ff - .- . S M ' fig' ',. - , 1: Q-E 5 . , 1 , A ' M 'A A . 1 ' 1 Pf. 9 V ' - wk ' f x , .N , i, ff fr. . 1 . , -Lf' H ' ' W'-1' 1 - M V. . ,, X 'Q n :- 4 H 41, , r--'Q 'ii ' k '4 4335,-n..1,. , V ' J -. -1 .ar - K L r --mivf' Wf-- - - l . Y' ,Q 4 . , N.. - 1 ' v F. X. H .A F: I Q ,M F Qtg X xg n, FORMER F -auf BAP TIST CH URCH N FIRST '54 BAPT151, C 1 1 UH CH MANNING HAS WITNESSED A CENTURY OF PROGRESS IN BUSINESS AND RECREATION Th pp nce of Man g b d t t h p d .J .. , MA .i . I 3' t 54n5 .5R, V1 , A 54535: sg ' l 5 fi , r. T' V' . 'f ,x H, g J , 45,1 L' Q .A . , L N. , J , . j ' t 5 t 'v 1 F1554-, M , -A 'Q W ,1'r,.4::, :,gv--..-4zi:,fsj,,:ffg 4, .u- - W: .answers is-,,. me f . , I f 2.,k,,s4w,,Q -ss, , ,K ,V The teen-agers enjoy their canteen which is a project of an active Lions Club. which was made possible by the ef- forts of the Parent Teachers' Asso- ciation. . A N: Boy Scouts of Manning are trained for good citizen- ship through the interest of the Rotary Club. Summers in Manning are more enjoyable for young and old because the Recreation Service Club, with the co-operation of all the other organizations, has made a very fine swimming pool a reality. sw., . jf L MANNING THE PORTSMANQS PARADISE Manning is a veritable sportsmanis para- dise. The streams and forests abound with fish and gameg numbers of private ponds have been built for the enjoyment of old and young. These are stocked with bass and bream. Near-by Lake Marion covers 90,000 acres and has thousands of miles of shoreline which is dotted with summer cottages. Deer are hunted in the surrounding forests: quail abound. 'SA day's Catch ' 5 . P 25 's W 3592. :iii F ,z N f Mui fza sex . One of the beautiful private ponds around Manning. 'The whole family enjoys the boating and fishing I0 4- 0 was 51 s'Y' ai In nf- ' ' l .sfo 1 Q -. ia 4' W 2, my M xx Browne-d X, if-v. ww S In a gourmand's - taste - . 114 A visitor to Manning is always initiated to either a fish stew or a barbecue or both, shortly after his arrival. Both of these forms of entertainment have become traditional. 'F . '-Ju. 1 b . D lg-A 7'1 ' ,4.fJM,,l. ' ',-.'3 'l:', '. - '.'f H-' xv Quail shooting is excellent The hunting of deer is a popular sport 1 gp s, f THE GROWTH OF if EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 4 E EE li IS PI-IENoMINAL ' The schools have kept pace with the progress of the town and are now a source of great pride to the citizens. Great strides have been made in the improvement of the physical plantg en- rollment has increased and the curric- ulum has been enriched with the addi- tion of new courses and new activities. Some of the Hold village school- housesv still linger in the minds of the older inhabitants. B 'l 'fha' -A I Al 'S tt' 'I '-ff' l, - ',..1 Av, o f 1:11, epqeg w - 'Tr fnfiffm-L. I Zfaijli I J H! uufrfll . . 'E 'BMEQIW , I E Q . I s y p e , fig. i 2 Our new buildings are a source of pride. CYNINASIUM AND VOCATIONAL BUILDING FE. , HIGH SCHOOI f ADMINISTRATION PRIMARY ' SCHOOL 1 I4 ALMA MATER Tell me why we love you so, Manning High Thru the years we come and go, Manning High Wand,ring thru your spacious halls, List'ning to your slightest call, Hastening to you one and all, Manning High. We would always linger here, Manning High With the friends we love so dear, Manning High But we must be hurrying on, You are just a stepping stone Higher learning just beyond, Manning High. Time will come to say goodbye, Manning High But our love will never die, Manning High Though we leave you with regret, Friendships true and loved ones met, In our hearts Weill not forget Manning High. REL IANNING CHOOL THE BEST W K f--4. Mn.. 'yu --..., '.:f, , M22 .1-, ---S21 - 'lu ' ng? ,W -:lu s uw, 1 mga, I FP - -Q fm., - .L w I , , if--. ,,, . . : ' W -H . ,M .Q A 'M' A gk ,ff f ' -.. A fat 'Qt or 5 Q., Wk -5.5 ls... ally, Ak, 'ma .. , M. 1 , ,X 4 K n A A 'md --iw.-H fu XQ givin A f4.,w.f, hw ,ML M r in ' W U l , , , ' N ' -aw, N ' . .5,i L j 1sus-lnsN'.,,m la Nam N - ,QW www HH , 2 Qi , lK.w'a4 -aa ' ww i' . mA,5,2. -mai. mm- -3- mv. '23 4' yullvet a 1 v Q-' 1 M o 1 1 0 45 ..- K Q '. 9 ..- -db '! SSH X -as ww is if 3 fl' !l out f -. .-v faq 9 1 Qu ff-ll M A. 24 . iw.-nal K, , Q14 .,... A- I P I n 'f -Y Those who guide in making Manninv' a Good school. an an THE ADMINISTRATION W W3 THE TRUSTEES LOCATE THE NEW AUD1ToR1Ui1 THE SCHOOL BOARD The school board is no longer a group of men who meet once a year to elect the teachers and are known only at claim-signing time. With consolidation and progress, the members of the board give many hours of hard work to the school's big business problems and render a service for which the community is grateful. The members are Mr. H. L. Harvin, Chairmang Mr. W. B. Sykes. Mr. R. J. Alderman, Mr. P. E. Floyd. and Mr. J. M. Eacldy. Secretary: who was absent when the picture was made. 'KVM at , ,M ' .5 r ,Q 5i Q2514i!?'!?'i: 'Q :K . A . ' .N , T , 1 ,' LG K 'Wal . gf, ,,A, 1 , l 7 SUPERINTENDENT S V J Io, ,Lg ni ROBERT CHX RLES HESTHR Buukkvf-pf-r 1 Wll.l.lAfNI H. WELDON D A.B.. I rvshyterian College' MA.. Furman University X , Mr. Weldon is untiring in l forts tu make Nfanningl srhool the hvst. AK 'Eg A DOROTHY W. M.-XBRY Sf-Prvtary in Superintendent FLOYD LEE OVERBY, A.B., M.E. W. BRUCE CROWLEY. A.B., M.E., Erskine College University of South Carolina University' of South Carolina Those Who Lead In The Progress of Manning Schools THE PRINCIPALS MR, OVERBY, I like your plan of having a picture on each permanent fold- er,'-Mr. Crowley. I fl sv JULIA W I L S 0 N LESESNE A.B., Winthrop Col- lege Dean of girls and di- rector of guidance Mrs. Lesesne. these two English sections mu-st be balancedv- Mr. Overby. BROOKE JONES EMU-Y BETHEA TOWNES CLARA WILBUR COSKREY BRADHAM A.B., Queens College OVERBY A.B., Coker College Latin, English, Psvchologv FA., Columbia College English, French A.B., University of South Carolina English On vacation Those Who Serve In Making Manning A Good School THE FACULTY SARAH ELISE CARLISLE A.B., University of South L Carolina LOTTIE GRIFFITH RAST anguage A.B., Bethany College Librarian ms Q READ THESE Q' Mrs, Bradham, Mrs. Lesesne, and Mrs. Overhy, I have some excellent new material in the Library for English and Languages -Mrs. Rast. I9 FLOYD LEE OVERBY A,B.. Erskine College M.E., University of South Carolina Mathematics Figures tell the story -Mr. Overby. Mrs. Huggins, and Mrs. Lesesne. FACULTY 4- W JULIA WILSON LESESNE A.B., Winthrop College Mathematics avi SARAH NELSON RALPH S. JACKSON HOLMES B.S., Clemson College B.S., Winthrop College Scienffe and Driveris Mathematics, Science Canon -- J . 1. K Edu EDNA T. HUGGINS Mrs. Holmes, you use it first period and l'll use it second -Mr. lack- A.B., Winthrop College son- Mathematics 20 'P-8 Sound minds should dwell in sound bodiesi'-Miss Shealy. Mr. Mabry, and Mr. Rollins. WILLIAM H. BASDEN EDNA B. SLATER East Carolina College Band, Clee Club, Public Piano School Music College for Women FACULTY Music-the universal language WILLIAM P. MABRY B.S., Wofford College History, Physical Educa tion HELEN SHEALY A.B., University of South Carolina Business English, Physical Education MARSHALL D. ROLLINS AB.. University of South Carolina History. Social Science 2I MANTON M. PLOWDEN B.S.. Winthrop College Commerce FA CULTY A , U MISS Strickland shows Mrs. Plowden and Vlr. DuBose i5Wll3t,S Cookm, AYAI EX STRICKI AND B S VC inthrop College Home Economics A Qin?- MARION E- DUBOSE. JR. Our faculty members are all good sportsg they call lungs . yo-yo . and burst balloon B S Clemqm Culleoe to amuse the students and to raise money for the Senior trip. Agriculture 22 9 rf 4 qlwaregr 1 1 Q '5-WM- . Q, ' ft? I L - ,ffl , -df I ' K X 2. z ,A Tau-mv, 495- ir 1? gy' ff. if ,E 2,0 Eg M is V fl? 1 1 W' LQ' I ELEMENTARY FACULTY IIARNWI-il.l. HIEGCLINS BARRON All.: l4lII1!'Si1rIl4' College- First Grade- MARY YIATILDA CAIN First Grade ROSE ERVIN AB.. Winthrop College First Grade EMM A SUE McAI.HA NEY Anderson Junior College First Grade ETHEL CORBETT PRITCHARD AB.. Winthrop College First Grade FRANCIS BOAN AB., Erskine College Second Grade HELEN DETWILER AB., Columbia College Second Grade MARY H. STRANGE Second Grade LOUISE HARRINGTON THOMAS Second grade EVANGELINE THUM PSON ,ww-Q. M. B.S., Auburn College Second Grade .www ' u 1 Seeond g,rad1 nat her I th ir ations to Lt irst grade teachers discuss Thanksgiving plans UIJYIC PLUWIJEN IJICKSUN 64 I.anfiv-r ffoilf-go R 2 ELEMENTARY fs. Q f lluml hrtuh' HICl.l'IN I-Il.lZAI1I'I'I'Ii UIQIJIJINUS hyilllilflrp filriiljlt' Thirel Kirauhf JESSIE FLETCHER WELCH Rh.. f,olumh1a Collrgu- Thirfl flrafh- 14 Ni:XH'IiII,X CLARK .-MU.. Vivinthropg lvniw-rfity of South M Carolina W Fourth Crude- 35 K QM DORIS flRfXHANI North lfra-1-rlvlllv ,Iumor fifllifjjf' 'fn Fourth llrufh- PIQNNX I' XNTELQXKUS NIFTROPOL MIS.. Womanl Citbilltgltf lhiu-rxity of North Carolina Fourth llraflf- Xl NRI VX N Hl'CllINS XIOYE I.lIIlt'-itrfll' f,oIh-gv Fourth llruuh- FXYIC IJUISOSE gX.l5., f.ok1-rt,olh-go an I Fifth firumh- ' X VERA PLOWIJEN DURANT A.H,. flhivora Collvgv 7 Fifth Urarlv ZIETH X I'IIJI'I'll UIRAINCLHIQ N 4 Fifth llruch- Ii11'i'i'ilir1i I , , . , ., , . , , ,ral 1- tvzu- ll'f4 EOIJX In IIIXNN.-XIXI JENKINSON plan th? -...,,,, I'21l lQ1t'iJllfQfilIiif'gl1' lj ll T -3 R Fifth flrmlf- U Q Tv The Fourth Crauhl te-achn-rf go to lunvh. Thi' Fifth Grudm- tcluvllm-rs gvt thvir lunvh tick:-t. x FACULTY an FERRi:i.iA cpimsoxs QLROWLEY 'i' AB.. Iinivvrwityuf51ruth Carolina Sixth Crawli- BETTY NASH DINKINS AB.. Lim:-stonv fjnllvge-, ME.. University of Smith Carolina Sixth Crarh- EVA WELLS DURANT AB.. W'inthr0p Collvgf' Sixth Cradr- ANIELE TIND.-XI. EDWARDS AB.. Furman lfniw-rhity Sixth llruclv KATHEHINE DAVIS Ali., YVintlirup flullvgt- Sew-nth Urafh' FRANCES CHANDLER DINC-LE gX.i3., fJUt't'YlS Lnllvgi- Seventh Grade- 4 114 M 'V N t-..-1: GERTRUDE RIGBY NB.. lfniw-rsity of South Carolina Svvvntli Grad:- CIAROLYN WHITE AJS.. :Ktluntiv Christian Ne-wntii firaflv 1'! A ' iv 'll-.,x Lo 'Cf f- sixth grath- te-af'iu-r- planning the' county spa-lling mn- The' se-vf-nth grade- teachers discuss prvparing their stu- tv t. dt-ntf for high school. 25 DAISY R. GAMBLE High School Lunch Supervisor 41. - MABLE ENGLISH Primary School Lunch visor -tar Super- W. MULDROW KENNEDY Maintenance Supervisor 26 Mrs. Gamble and her assistant, Mrs. Aileen Evans, plan and serve the delightful lunches for the high school. PERSONNEL is MRS. JOE M. BRADHAM, the assistant Primary lunch supervisor, prepares for the day's work. - ii Q mi Mr. Kennedy starting his round of furnace-checking for all the schools. in THOSE WHO LEARN To Preserve Mrmning,s Reputation The Good Srhool- THE STUDENTS N W x 4 . ' S E f' 4 if - ? ? .Jig T 61, ' as LSD , -f , - we uw: 'Q f.1 1 12. H Q X 4 U .V ,M 31' +'.' 3, is 2 l . .WM SENIOR MASCOTS DI uw SMITH .un Iilflllxlili vaxxlm 1-L ii 'N tl, Nav..- Th-Q.,- A5-.... 5115..- ? V, W--, Q y 'SS' ,. :af- , ,- ., ROBERT LEWIS ALDERMAN BETTY JEAN ARD A Constant friend is a thing Boom rare and hard to find. A merry as the day is long. Mr. Senior Class: FBLA: Base- Class Favorite 3: 4-H President: ball: Football: Eighth Grade JHA: FBLA. Pretty eyes. likes President. Likes algebra, loves to Mrs. Plowden's Classes, plans to eat, friendly, likeable. he a nurse. ELIZABETH MIMS BAGNAL Libby Cod made her small that he might do a more perfect handi- work. Class Favorite 1: Class Secretary 1. 2. 3, Treasurer 4: Band: Chorus: Beta. Secretary 4: Mahi- sean. Freshman Editor, Assistant Editor: Editor: Monarch: Stu- dent Council: Library: 4-H: FBLA: Latin: Monarehaires: Marshal: Maid of Honor: Miss Hi Miss: Old English HMM: Girls' State: Junior Miss Man- ning Attendant: Miss Channel 2: Senior superlative: Valentine fJllt't'fl, JAMES EVERETT BACNAL Jimmy 'Llrle makes a ,Iuly's day short as Deeemlierf' Band: Chorus: Latin: 4-H: Li- hrary: Basketball: FBLA Re- porter: Music Club: Aviation. Quiet. courteous. plans to he a pharmacist. SARA CAROLYN BARRINEAU Lyn Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Chorus: IHA: 4-H: Library: FBLA. Sings beautifully. has pretty brown eyes. eurly hair, knaek for misehief . . . hates being called Shorty. will be a nurse i W i 5 -aku, BERNARD AVIN l ani sure Care's an enemy of Life. FFA: National FFA Band: Rep- resentative t0 District Band fflinie: 4-H: Chorus. Great sense of humor, real ol' fashioned prac- tieal joker. SENIORS Q 1 E Q , :L Tying newspapers gets an added zip when the proceeds go to the senior trip. M535 'fi' I-ZSTHI-ZR NIU-1 IHRXYIIIK VIRGINIA RARWICK I had a thing to say. but I will Ginger fit it with a better time. From the crown of her head, to JHK: FIILX: 11-H. Iam-s inusie the snle of her font. she is all new-r lets work interfere with Illifihdi fun. plans tn be a sterrngraplrer. H1017-k r'fX1 : FTA3 ljlitxz Igwkrt ball: FBLA. Loves sports, tease. plan In go In hi ffolunlliia study to be an X-ray technician. SEN IORS ,. asv? as Zg3'jfggfrf:i7'QW,ggIt 5. , W 'Li':14.1.WMz Q W, ' W illi Q. W Tittfltiffz , 1 f,,l .V W i.li I . Q '2.r'3i19i'e'Vig.ie f t't fr. 1..f.,,.:11 if fail, , i3Tl's12if7 f 0,1 ' . ,I , Z 3 4E,,.g. . A Vlr, , aw f , WW A . A Irreratixe sale of the fawrite fin- ,Xn iit'lll Nf'lll IlY for wlrieh the Sc-nifwrs -trim-. 42 4t,,, X I.ILI.I.-KN BL.-XCKMAN Lily Loud rlamor is always more or less insane. I-H: JHAg Libraryg Quiet. Loves shrimp, enjoys square dances, after graduation . . . plans to sleep. ANN.-X DAVIS ISOSVIELI. 'eldo you not know that I ani a wunran? When I think. I must speak. Xlonareh. 'Xrt Editor: Latin: Chorusg Band: Student Council: 4-Hg FBLA, Treasure-rg Library: Music: Basketball Nlanagerg Old English NIH: Secretary Mahis- cang Sponsorg Runnersulll Jun- ior Miss Manning 83 Attendant Miss Manning. FRQXNCIZS NIAE HRAUHANI If eyes were rnade for seeing, beauty is its own 1-xt-use for be-ing. 'Xlnnarelr Ifditurg Iland: Chorus: 4-Hg Student Couneilg Beta: Basketball: fiheerleaderz Miss Junior High: Sporrsorg Old Eng- lish UNI . Vive President: Senior Superlativeg Latin Club: FBLA: Library Club. ,IIfLIfX ALICE BRAIJHAXI June Well-tinif-tl Silenee is more elu- quent than -pee-eh. ,II'I,X: 4-H: FBLA. Likes tn flanee. red hair. brown eyes. plans tu be a nurse. .,, Msg' it 'pkg inn is FDI vr 'f Nu,-1 VIOLET RAE CARTER She is just the quiet kind, whose nature never varies, 4-I-Ig FBLAg IHA, Reporter 3, Seeretary-Treasurer 4, Sub-Dis trict Reporter 4. Loves commer- eial subjerts. pretty brown eyes, plans to be a GOOD secretary. SENIORS We peddled our cards from door to door. the townsfolk bought as they have of yore. Ti SHIRLEY ANN CLARK in--1 SAMUEL ARTHUR Dark hair and laughing eyes. CORBETT B.-ta: c:ht.ru.g FBLA: 4-Hg Sammy Latin. Hates history, loves to eat, I am not lazy, I just conserve will be the cutest little nurse in my energy. 4-Hg FFA: Senior Superlative. Hates anything faintly resemb- ling work. Plans to go to college or join the Air Force. PAUL LOY DANIELS Make the most of life you may. Class Vice President 23 Beta: Block M g 4-H, Treasurer 2g Latin 3 Libraryg Basketball: FBLA 3 Aviation 3 Basketball 3 Baseball: Football: 'Bus Driver: Canteen. Very gregarious, friendly, hates snobs. JAMES C. DENNIS 1.6. Never let study interfere with fun. 4-Hg FFA. Likes recess best ol all. Not lazy. just born tired! RICHARD FRANCIS DROSE Frank A merry heart that laughs at care. FFAQ Aviation. Likes most every. body, enjoys typing. fi 2 Al.M.-X JE.-KN DFBUSE Goodnatured, jolly, sweet. and clever, her tongue. like a Ford, goes on forever. lfliorusg County Spelling Contest Winner 8th, Student Council: Beta, Libraryg FTA, FBLA, Secretary 4g Monarch, Business Editor: Basketball lg Old Eng- lish M , Talks incessantly, flash- ing lmrovsn eyes. fNIII.'l'0N CARNETT He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. FFA Reporter 23 4-Hg Football, Baseball. Loves sports, likes Nlr. Rollins, hates gossipers. Plans to join the Navy. PRESTON GEDDINGS Speech is as shallow as time, Silence as deep as eternity. Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA, Marshall 2, 3, 4. Smart, and enough not to brag about it. Likes algebra, and thinks Mr. Rollins tops. SARA ANN GEDDINCS 'LA person with whom one may be sincere, before her you may think aloud. 4-Hg JHA, President 3, FBLA: Library. Changeable eyes, ready smile, loves people, plans to do seeretarial work, likes to eat and sleep. Q :sf Q- Y'-if WILLIAM ROBERT DURANT Robbie Let us dispense with trifle-s. Class Favorite lg Senior Class President: -1-ll Presiflnnt 2, -1 Bus llriverg liandg Representa- tive to Boys' State, Library, Footballg Block Mug Canteen, Senior Sup:-rlative. Tall friendly. best looking senior boy. 'Y'm....-f-1' JOHN RU'l'l.lflNlF l,LlR:kNT Ru! Wherever he sits. there is tht head of the table. Student llouneil 2. 3. -1, Yin Q I resident 3, Presitlent -lg Chorus, Footballg liaseballg liloek ll , Class Vice President 3, Beta, Library: Frenmhg FBLA5 Boys State. Natural leader, winning personality. quiet, ealm disposi- tion. nice fellow to have around SENIORS gag mt L is 'fs H 5' !'a,, Juli! who W' A few added pennies the Seniors glean, by operatin at each game, the Football canteen. df J? .1 AAVA Sl li l'iI.lZ'XIil-l'l'll HANCOCK 'l'lu- hand that niamln- you fair. hath made- you good. Lihrary: 4-Hg FBI..-X: llaskvt- lllilll Blot-k hhlul Nlunarchg Fog. turc- Education 4: Mahiscang Freshman Education: Old Eng:- lish NI , Presidvnt 43 Lating Marshal: Stude-nt Council. Sm'- retary 4g Be-ta 1, 2, 3, 4, Ro- portor 45 Block M , St'1'1't'fZ1I'y- Treasure-r 4. Hates deadlines, loves haakfftball, Paul. much fun! ISICNJANIIN R. HUINZIC. .lH. Benny I flu nn! Vllno-1' to full... FF-X: 4-Hg Social Chairman 43 llua Drivvr. Quit-t. f-asy-going, witty, a great pal. do anything fu h1-lp a fri:-nfl. SENIORS Q V 4 V N . 7 .1 Wu, .wtf 1 f N' ! ., 2 V f W Us Q., Z ' Q ' W ' v t 1 'K ' ' ,,,, f Q 1 'lBuy a program. fm- whok he-rv-f-'I'lw name-Q of hoth lor-als and vixitors apprarf' 'll'us.--'- fl CECIL HOUCE Why worry? lt'll huppvn uny- way. FFAg Rep. to Kansas City for FFA: llvta l. 33 Bas:-hall: Foot- hall: lllovk Mug lius Driver. Shy, rt-serve-cl, thoughtful, witty. niw. CWENDOLYN DOLORFS HODGE Gwen Ho is wvll paid who is we-ll satisfimlf' Band: Chorus: Hush' Cluh: Latin: FBLA: lleta 2. 3, 43 Mon- archg Monarchaircsg 4-H. Sponsor 23 llvta Svvrf-tary 4: Basketball: Se-nior Sup:-rlativa-. Hopw to lu-- vnlllt' a doctor, plana In gm In Furman. JACK HODCE lf music ia thf- food nf low-, play on. Football 2. 3. Co-Captain 33 Hon- orable Mention State 2, 3g Bas- ketball 1, 2. 33 Baseball l, 2. 3, Most Valuable Player Award 23 Hlork M 1. 2. 3. 4, Prvsidvnt 4g Vice President 33 FFA. Pres- idf-nt 3. View Pre-sillrnt 4: Clase Favorite 2. Class President 23 Sf-nior Supe-rlatiw. A favoritf- with me-ryhody, gre-'at pc-rwonality nim' looking, friendly. ASHLEY RAY HODCE I am not arguing. l'm te-lling: you. FFA: FIEIAQ Football 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 41 Bam-hall 2, 3, -lg Blom-k Nl 2. 3. 4, Yin- Prwi- dr-nt 43 Senior Supvrlatiw. Haml- -onw. athlvtiv. growl spurt. ' sw inz'-li: rl! ! 4. ?-1-fy .V I lQl.lZAlll'fTll I.,-UIKIEH Nlill2'll'll't'S funn- to thu-te pre-- ILIUHI.-X YIHKQINIK l.l.UYlJ llozlie part-tl. l am not nnly witty inyft-lf, lrut the Cause that wit is in ntht-r -1-H: JH,-X1 FTM Latin: Flllnl. get-n with Harriet. lilwe t-lmhf-S. l 'l'lf'- Library: 4-H: FBl.Ag JHA: FTM Chorus: Axiationg latin: Br-ta 3. Never runs out of gay rf-partev. always merry but quirk to ser' the Serious sill:-, a ran' gmvtl girl. SENIORS .M .F qi. ivi f 54 We reluctantly parte-d with our favorite- clutlwf With each sale we mail:-. nur trip fund row. SYLVIA FUNK IXJWIJFR Cowl things ronir- in small IlH4'kElg1I'S.u 4-H1 ,lllli Flllnl. Pe-tile, quiet. liut. amazing thing: gn on in that little In-all. THELNIA JEAN INIAHONEY She-'s all Iny fanvy paintwl he-r. she-'s lovely. shf-'s tlivinf-. 4-H: JH-lg Flllltg FTA: Rep. tn Teenage- Council, Love-s Mrs. Plowclen. plans to Stufly nursing. HARRIFT PACK HHQ-r vuive was vw-r soft. gvntls- anfl low: an 1-xt-4-llc-nt thing in a wuman. 4-H: ,lllxlz Flllnfl. Swm-t ancl fo-minint-. LANIJON PIATT What's the uv- of worrying? It mlvt-r wa4 worth-whilt-. 4-Hg Block Mug Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Bas:-hall l. 2, 3, 4: Baskvt- ball l, 2. 3. 43 Senior Superla- tiw: Bus Driwr. Hate-4 tu he ndisagreecl with, jovial. friendly. witty. ,4'dl'f A- 1. 'Q-ff' X Nl KRION CHN THOMPSON New-r li-t work interfere with fun. 4-H. President 3: Basketball: lflllhlg llus llriver: Student Connell. Sergeant-ut-.-Xrins 4. l'lans to join the Navy or lake up extension work. M m ROSE THONIPSON She was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. Chorus: ,lHA: 4-H. Vice Presi- dent l. Seen-tary 2: 4-l'l Couneil llresident 2. 3: Flll..-X: Old lfngl- li-h Xl -1. 'Xssistunt Business Nlanagn-r Nlahisean 3: Business Manager 11: Typist 4: lllusie Cluh. Frank, jolly. Clever. plans to go in training. SENIORS ,,..,, fa 7' Q' , if 3 4 , Q 1 ' , W M . fzgiflqf . 1 V i 4 .wlifffjgjj . as we va. r. Vfzgr, V K I Hin tee shirts one gets a pu-rf:-el lit. their sales inerease our funds a hit. 'UNL 'U' WW NI A RGARET T ISDA LE Tallcing. she knew not what nor why, nor earedlu Chorus: 4-H: FBLA President 4: Latin Club. Vive President 2: lleta l: Nlonareh. News Editor 3: Hahisean Senior Editor 43 Class Prophet: Lilirary: Old English HM 2. 3: Senior Super- lative. Loves to talk, has journal- istic ambitions. Wll.l.lANl LESESNE NVIISON Bill Laugh and the world laughs witlt you. l.ihrary: 4-H: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Block HM . C0-Captain 4: Student Couneil Chaplain 4: Latin: Beta 4: Boys' State: Class President 3. Niee fellow to have around. Ffl.lZ4BETll ANN YVITHERSPOON Bert 'She who was ever fair and never proud-Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. JRA Reporter 2: Class Seeretary 1: 4-H: Chorus: Mahisean Staff: library Assistant: Class Treas- urer 3: Student Couneil 3: l.atin: fflass Vive President 41 Mahisean Activities Editor 43 FTA: FBLA, Viee President 4: Old English Nl 4. Poised. at- tractive. sincere . . . all around niee person. 4 .-:sq 39 CLASS POEM We the Class of 55 Have kept the 1121115 111deed 1l1Xt A1111 vaubed 0111 t1 ac 111 IS 11111111 10111, Wltll ou1 u11w1l1111g11ess to 1e1111 Though g1ddl13llOIl lx so 11ff11 We Ntlll plgss on .-11111 11 111 H0111 ll IJLII yea1s111tl11 p11ce we vc lcllltll l1e dl X7 tl1OIlllfC 510115 10V 1,1 we S111 We 11 patte111 oul 1111 N113 t11f 111111611 0111116-ldll SHIXIIIQ, to 11111111 0111 f11fN11oN11111111 B1 llW'dNs 299141111 Ill ll0Il0lU1 Il 11111 '53 9.9 .f ANNA BOSXVFII 7 .111 ,Q Q ' .' ' , z ' 11, , ' 1 ' 1' 2 : : -ern ' ' ' z ' . 31. ,' z V3 52 'A 'U ' z 1: 1 ' v 1' 1 'S' '1 1'1 Will S0011 be 11011111151 11111 El tz11e. X111 'lf ff'-i'fE ' 7 . . ' . A . 7 , '9 . , , . . ', ' S Q. v. .. b -SA ,Liv A' Q 2 'ga '1 1 1. MANNING MAY 16 1965 SPECIALW MANNINC S CLASS OF 55 TO HOLD REUNION SUCCESS TOI D A reunron of the members of the 1955 graduatrng class of Mannrng. Hugh School wrll be hrld on June 6 1965 rn the Rose Room of the Flowertown Hotel ownul and operated by one of therr num ber JANIES E BACNAL of this crty Those expected to attend rnclude ROBERT ALDERWIAN test prlot for the South Carolina Jet Research Assocratron BETTY JEAN ARD Home Economrst for Good Housekeepmg 'Nlagaune BERNARD AVIN and hrs dance band The Nlonarcattes featurmg Jazz drummer JOHN RIDGILL who recently srgned a contract wrth 'HCM and vocalrst CAROLYN BARRINEAU ADNIIRAL BENNY HODCE and hrs wrff the former JEAN DUBOSE JACK HODCE the manager of the New York Yankees LOUIS HOLLADAY professor of mathematics at Columbia Unrversrty CLORIA LLOYD Charleston Polruwoman and author of the be t fllsr You Can Catch a Nlan Wrth a Gun the former ANNA BOSWELL and her third husband PROFESSOR VICTOR JACK SON who recently recerved a Nobel prrze for outstanding research rn the freld of frog culture Also DR GWENDOLYN HODGE Nlannrngs most emrnent physrcran Photographers model LIBBY BACNAL and her agent BILL WILSON fashion desrgner CEAN CARTER Marrrage Counselor AMELIA BURKE state senator SUE HANCOCK VIRGINIA BARWICK recently named on the lrst of World s Best Dres ed Women ESTHER BARWICK noted manrcurrst rn the Alcolu Barber Shop and her boss J C DENNIS LILI IAN BLACKNION rce cream vendor rn Alcolu JUNE BRADHANI 'Vlannrngs leadrng lady paperhan er FRANCES ANN BRITTON famous for her one woman tampargn to take the Joy of books to the mountarn people wrth her prrvate bookmoblle drawn behmd her motor scooter VIARIANNE CANIPBELL greatest dance lnstructor srnce Arthur Nlurray VIOLET CARTER Alcolus foremost chrropractor SHIRLEY ANN CLARK New York harr stylr t FRANK DROSE chref chef at Frank s Re taurant Sumter and ROBERT DURANT who wrrtes Pepsr Cola advertlsements wrth hrs own arrplane Also RUTLEDCE DURANT pastor of the Manmng Presbyterian Church SAIVINIY CORBETT who recently discovered a new cure for mgrowmg toenarls MILTON GARNETT and CECIL HODCE reknowned for thelr true to lrfe portrayal of Damon and Pythras PRESTON CEDDINCS new presrdent of the DuPont Chtmreal Corporatron SARAH ANN CEDDINGS sprnster school teacher of Paxvrlle RAY HODGE head conductor on the Alcolu Lrmrted RHODA BELLE HODCE head of the laxvrlle Home for the Aged CAROLYN HOLLADAY owner operator of Wrlsons Fabulous Beauty Solon EDWARD HOLLADAY multrmmronarre recently acclarmed Amerrca s Most Elrgrble Bachelor CECEILE KIRVEN costume designer for Paramount Studros ELIZABETH LACKEY star of the Broadway hlt Lover Come Back SYLVIA LOWDER head of Draughns Busrness College and FRANCES MAE BRADHAM reporter for the Assocrated Press Also JEAN MAHONEY rnstructor ln the Powers School of Modeling HARRIET PACK who owns her own charm school emphaslzrng the attractrveness of a soft gentle vorce LANDON PIATT and LOY DANIELS greatly successful as the second Abbott and Costello the former LAURA ANN PLOWDEN wrfe of a promrnent Columbla lawyer and mother of four boys BETTY RICH BURG former secretary to the governor now wrfe and dlctator to the same CHRISTINE RIDGE WAY New Yorks best dressed stenographer DELEON SCOTT owner of the Fabulous Palmetto Night Club of Paxvrlle THOVIASYNE STUKES sololst ln her husbands dance band MARION THOMPSON Chlef of Pollce Mayor J ustrce of the Peace Magrstrate and dogcatcher of Jordan ROSE THOMPSON author of the Darly Blah gosslp column of the Summerton Trmes BETTY ANN WITHERSPOON Champron Lady Heavywerght Wrestler of the world If a pardon can be obtarned MARGARET TISDALE wrll leave her cell to attend havmg been Jarled for tellrng fortunes wrthout a lrcense , , . . . . . . 7 7 0 l l J . 1 1 . 1 , 1 .1 1. . 1 1 Y 7 . 5 h ' ' , . . 1 , . . 1 1 1 . . . 1 z 1 A - ' 4 A 7 ' Y ' 1 I 9 1 g . I 1 -I '- ' 1 1 1 'Q 1 1 ' ' 4 S ' - ' 1 1 I . H ' ' , - , s , . . ,,1 . . . 1 A 1 ' 9 V J. .- . , . 1 . . 1 , Y ' 7 L 7 1 1 1 A 1 - 1 I 1 f . , 1 1 1 . . . . 1 - , . , . . g . 1 , 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 S 1 - 1 piano teacher to Lrberace's two sonsg SYLVIA BRADHAM, local minister's wifeg JEAN BREWER, 1 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 1 - 1 . . 1 1 , . 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 . , 1 1 5 1 1 5 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' A ' 4 - I 1 Q r 1 ' ' 2 1 ' ' 1 - 1 11 1 1 J ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , 1 . . . . - 11 1 1 1 1 1 - 1. 11, 5 9 U 7 , . 1 . 1 1 1 . S 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 .1 1 1 ' , s 1 1 . 1 Y . . 1 . . , 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 as - 11 - 1 , 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 . 1 . PROPHET Margaret Trsdale OCCASIONS WHICH Are Highlligllts in cle Senioras Year and Are Unforgettable by Unclerclassmen .3214 nt Council Installation. The llonfirz-. The Snake- Dance Homecoming SENIOR HISTORY On a warm September day in l94-3 a group of merry youngsters tripped happily into Miss Boseis room to start their long siege of learning. Those remaining of the original class are-Jimmy Bagnal. Libby Bagnal, Carolyn Barrineau. Frances Mae Bradham, Sylvia Bradham. ,lean Brewer, Anna Boswell, Shirley Ann Clark, Loy Daniels, Sue Hancock, Edward Holliday, Ceceile Kervin. Jean Mahoney, Landon Piatt. Laura Ann Plowden, John Ridgill, and Betty Richburg. We traveled happily through the first grade into the second where we were joined by Betty Jean Ard, Marianne Campbell. and Louis Holliday. Grades three, four, and five passed quickly as we worked very hard for knowledge. During these years we added to our number four new classmatesflune Bradham and Gwen Hodge in the third grade, J. C. Dennis and Elizabeth Lackey in the fourth. We all agreed that the sixth grade was very hard. Here we were joined by Bernard Avin, Lillian Blackmon, Thomasyne Stukes, and Rose Thompson. The seventh grade passed rather slowly. This year we were separated for the first time into two groups. We had six new members to swell our number-Virginia Barwick, Preston Geddings, Carolyn Holladay, Sylvia Lowder, Christine Ridgeway, and DeLeon Scott. Now! At last we thought that we had really grown up. We were about to reach high school. ln the eighth grade our class was increased by sixteen new members-Robert Alderman, Esther Mae Barwick, Frances Ann Britton, Amelia Ann Burke, Violet Car- ter, Sammy Corbett, Frank Drose, Jean Du Bose, Sarah Ann Geddings, Cecil Hodge, Ray Hodge, Rhoda Belle Hodge, Victor Jackson, Marion Thompson, Margaret Tisdale, and Bill Wilson. As freshmen we had to work really hard to try to keep up with the upper school- mates. Joining us this year were Cean Carter, Robert Dufiant, Rutledge DuRant, Milton Garnett, Benny Hodge, ,lack Hodge, Gloria Lloyd, and Betty Ann Witherspoon. As sophomores we had to start working to get those sixteen credit units that are required in order to graduate. A great problem faced us during our junior year. We had to raise money to give the Junior-Senior banquet. With the help of Mrs, Bradham and Miss Shealy we ac- complished what we termed ua huge successf' '4Moonlight and Roses was the theme carried out in every detail. We welcomed Harriett Pack into our camp this year. The class of 755 now began the last of its twelve years. We began at once to raise money for the now annual Senior Trip. T Several days before the Christmas holidays began, a formal presentation of our long coveted rings was held in the gymatorium. How proud we were to walk up to claim our rings from the president, Robert DuRant. Though there were tears in our eyes on our graduation night, we were both sad and happy. Although we are no longer a part of Manning High, we will always cherish the memory of it. f' BETTIE RICHBKRG Hlslorlan fix JUNIORS H. C. .-Xl.IJER3IAN The life of 11 party. s.,,h f OFFICERS President CORYDON CARTER Vice President JOE ALDERNIAN ANNIE MAIJIJE GEUDINCS Sefretary BETTY SYKES Treasurer HELLA KI NC JOE ALIJERNIAN A'Corzsidere1l a goorl ratrh 'f 1 you can rateh him. DEXTER ALLEN JEAN .-XRDIS BARBARA B.-KCCET AGNES BACNAL Don't try zo eglimglg whgg Through life she skipped with Quietness is I1 desirable trait. Nothing dampened her spirits there is in a quiel fellow. U mfffy gfifl- 44 ' Q , 2, X I f y If V 1 A 12 4 ex K i THOMAS IRXKER He has a merry heart. 1.4 BARNEY LEE BREWER Good sense anfl good nature are never separated. JUDY BRITTON A pleasant nature shines through her quietness, Tv ,-J, Q. , in - 'gli' f- . .z Q 'f- . ' 1. JOANNE ISALDWIN She has a pleasant smile anfl gentle way. JUNIORS ANN BROCDON She lives at peace with all mankind. lm il Mm '--s.,n' S 'L 9 at 32: J. NT. BARWIQQK CECIL BOZARD His glory lay in band. An all around sport o the best sort. We Juniors are always ready, do you need a push? S.-XIDIE ANN IZRPNSUN Energetir' anfl goorl naturezl. il DORIS HlfNffH .4 goorllvx prize is a su fldlllfe. sn, X vw'-X Y 5 Nm' 'atv ,f 11 elf we E, L 1 VIR I 5,8 fn if-.J I IRYIN l3l I'LER CORXIJUN CARTER GORDON COKER JOHN CORIQETT Full of fun mul never wnrlfs IS MPH' Ollglll bfllfflfll lllf' Sllfl His glory lay in sports. A ffiellrlly and likeable boy. til play is flone. thu! you hare not either earn ea' or done? R JUNIORS FRANCES ANNE DURANT We are always striving to Always doing never' done, be keep our campus clean. mischief, work or fun. MARGARET DURANT JOE EADIJY PETE EDENS HERBERT ELDER 4 litlle girl wilh rr big smile. H6 llllles women mn you A new adrliiion to our srhool Ollie! bill HU! idle- imagine that. and very frienflly. 'NL in 522 rg TJ ' IH-.I IgN ITNLI ISI! flu- f',,'.ffmw ff, 'iw 1.8 rrrlwfl, xflfff, ' an ., A 1 s I' W aff A . xg. P ,. ,, I'l l'IN ll' Hflllfvlf s . . ,nur f,fzw.w' um wmv. 3 QI' 'P ? XM Wu s9 ' 1 mn- 'Q-gx fl. I ZJQMV :Q M wif- f XXNII-1NIXlIiI, l'Ifl,rLW Il XICXIN Will Nl-I' Hill 'liIlll'lX-'VN .Vw IK 11 jfr1flf'r'1 uf flrll!'1 1I1 ff l 'ff'W 'f IH mr :lr ll ll 1 fuwff' ff1.r flllxl. I xi jf . J 1 'M 4 f . ' I 1 7 ' fdvi- ff Wlvugj. Q? wa I x , Q g lfgwi If 2 A35 1:11 'I 3' f' f an gf ,ga1l,n. . non' my 1 Ei bra 411. Inu. 'LT1' xx mx a U. luxxxriunaunxw WXWNHIHHIHHKY JXNVVHU H HI lr lf f 141' fan my fx nl Um' mlm wrlfw :K f'V1'l lfwfvf. 1 WV ,ful- IM f ' 111111 Ilfl warm- nw, l'lJ1lJ1,L!lI. Sak. 'i18V' f-W N. 'A14 HHTH J1JHNs4rN fflr' um fwfr' ufffmy mul r1f'1'f'r .I31ff41'1 !1', Q h' 4 ' z x 5 , ai A Nqr' X..-6 Ul1x--r'xi11, th. 1'v':o--- N XNLX I.Ifl-Q Nm-X Jwrf mmf Mum! rmfl nh, su f'f'.'. ,nos-. 7 15, I im V 41 Was,- 'Q 4 R X . Kl'1l.l,X KIXM fQH,XHI.IQF KIHYIQN .IIXINH IIE What 77II1flif'.Y lzvr .sn pnjmlrzr, l!Pli1Il'N In fifzxffrwzrn mul IFII17 l10II'f hmlf nnu: llffs mr x ffmlfl if hw hwr lwrwfzrzlflx. 11111 l1frlf11c'l11'l1l, JUNIURS 'gf' Z 45 'F'--w. A 1 my 0 f 'W . W' 'w. X 'AW x AA - V . , Xl 'HH l'.IHI'.I. Llpk refs Il ,Ufrf who gen fl 11 1 rw1r1f!- .ll W U' H! - JPQNIKN Nl+l.I.IfHIJ NlXHfll'fHX XHIXNN .YM lrnf fmffl, not nm xfzv. I ran resisl I1l!Yf1IlAlIi,2' 1111! flw! an uf! fxrffwzfl gin. levflplrlfmll. lx ,fl -Q-9 ' MIA ,gg 'g ag--Nu I ,V its .Q 5 SHERWOOIJ MORRIS Why take life seriously, you never get out alive. Timmy' LEE REAVES I think the world is made of fun and frolic. FR ANCES REEDY Brown eyes running over with glee G Q, Q---.W I U n 'I PATSY NEWNI.-KN Chief nlisfhief malrer. J UN IORS BETTY RUTH RICHBURG Ready to do eager to learn K 1 x '! 'I 'i? EEQT Wwif lx BOBBY PACK He hirles Il personality that others may envy. ft, XIX JIMMY REARDON He likes to dream, but what about? wfs' 14 WTA 'WFKQQT we . my W., V Some of our Junior boys working in our shop. RUBY LEE RICHBURG She's quiet sometimes but not all of the time. 'Xi 1 x school work- W. H. RIDGEWAY Always happy go lucky. fre.-J CALVIN SHADY ROBERT LEE SQUIRES BETTY SYKES JACKIE THAMES He's our man when it comes He likes to work but would At first look you see an angel If each word was worth a to sports. rather play. look again and you see an pgnny, 3he'd be a millionaire imp. JUNIORS BARBARA JEAN WARD They say she has captured the heart of many a man. MARY WELDON Not too big not too small. but loads of fun for all. I - ' W , 5 ,, Q1 4 x wg, Mfw M. VV ,M J : W '- -7 Egg V jrli' ,fn mag L . ig, Q Those playful. foolish. jolly Juniors. OFFICERS Iresulenl PHII KFNN UH hue Presidents TR XVIQ BROWN RUBY SPM NFR HOBBY NIcKl'NNl-H Se1retarv anrl Treasurer FRVIIN DUCK KN E' IF KN 'NFTTF XI LNBROOKQ I 11011 thzngs rome uz small parhages als 'lr .,,,,.-0 SOPHOMORES X Llle IS so tedious NI XRX BXCN -KL Sweetness is the spice UXKFR ot l1le S ' JOHN ISONW FI L .lust and routhful lol UHf'Wf'R ' ' Szlenre ts rontentment Q'--wr ,J .5 FRANHS BXRXW If K Blessed are the meel. lar they shall mherlt the earth RX Fl A true pa E' 1 Iv- Hgyxklly HXRIIFX BRPXKI-R Hts thoughts are hrs FOIIIPUTIIOII 9 'flu' If ff JOXNNE BARW 11K Lute zs no longer tt you hurry lite IS no better zf you uorry if ROX BRFWPR Hu lnemlshlp rs uorth hazing , 'ax 5 f ' . ' f A A A. .' Q. ' . , . 1 i c J Y - , ' - . 'L - C ,, it . Vf rkf A '. ' is 4 13. wp mn Q ' . - ' h f Q52 'lf A F 1 .- aw! W if 1 A f , up I ' 'V ' . .- ,- L A My : 'l'A . . lf 1 ' Q : . . . I .v .- I AA A A, I .1 - ' ', 1 A , 1 gt 1 . F 1 1 . if . , wr!! I ff 1' D W - 1 ' M, I 1 1 L X - ' I is-Q TRAVIS BROWN .IIMMIE BRUNSON Mighty oaks from little He who has knowledge, acorns grow. Speaks- BILLIE BRYANT Well known by his friendliness. Sophomores walt for lunch. if SOPH q.2 DONALD BRYANT RUBY BRYANT JIMMY BURGESS BOBBIE CARTER El-VIA JEAN COKER Laughter is his best Her heart is like the A5 WNY US ill? day is Her ways are an in- A pleasant smile back- medicine. moon, there is a man long- spiration to everyone. ed bv a good sense of in it. humor. L i '- RUTH DANIELS KATHLEEN DENNIS RHUNETTE ERVIN DUCGAN EDNA DURANT Some folks seem to fill Seen, but not heard. DRIGGERS He could write a book, A delightful person- a place that no other Quiet and reliable. it was agreed, or hunt ality. Can fgplggg, and still SILCCCCJ. A X -1 I,1 k :X . K 1 LAURA DURANT MARION EADON MITCHELL EPPS DOROTHY FLEMINC JIMMY FLOWERS The light and flame of The joker of the deck. 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Photos Unavailable JOE BRYANT ENOCH DIX MIRIAM DIX JO ANN JOHNSON MURRIANNE PACK 5 FRESHMAN OFFICERS President DOTTIE EADON Vice Presidents KOCA WELDON HAROLD RAY DUBOSE STEWART HARVIN Secretary JENNIE ALDERMAN FRESHMEN Q? 's gg... hznv' if 4' 2-f , A ,K I. A.a Q, iv v f at ... . T, at J tj : ' ,tax 'Q r A- l IN E l . t A A A A A T fx Q - , K ,, i . X, K b if ,V , ,J W N X , T ,B X A if A l H. 16- W it ,Q - ,, Aa, if-N ss, Q Y? if 3 we 'ik 1 B. 4. Jennie Alderman Betty Jean Anderson Herman Ard John Ardis Tora Ardis Wilma Jean Barwick Mary Ann Barrel Irene Barrineau James Alton Beatson Kenneth Beatsm: Ruthie Bethune Joe Thomas Bradliam Edith Brewer Mary Julia Brewer James Broadway LUUIQP Broadway Batty Brogdon Rosa Bryant Nllke Chalfant Clyde Corbett Reba Corbett Vnrglma Corbett Dlck Dame-ls Dorothy Damels Joyce DEDHIS Hal Drayton Harold Ray DuBose Hattle DuBose Annette Duke Glen Duke Edward Dy on Wllllam Dy son Jack Eaddy Dotty Eadon Thelma Flemmg Nettle Floyd Eluabeth Freeman Rachel Graham Eleanor Haley Frances Haley Oxg, 1--v KJ dk ,pm ' vw Axis 'Wk hr FRESHMEN 'Fw Wi A M33 wgqa YL:- .ww any 'Wu 3 M-swf 4? wx, S. 393-'3Mae. 4. 'Um E? all 1' Nh 3 M., ,ac-was lx 'N fi 'Y' ll0Q,,4f vigivw Hr. YW ,-3212: 'mis mg- You 'T' All work and no play make ,Ienme and Pat dull glrl 57 ta.. o .,t, ,t,t.t., N ,e,r 3 Auf' -. X he , y 'Q 1 I e x x , is at v Ai qi fr M A ' tr 'N .. - ' f ff .ffl il -:-- 1 o ' Q 1 X ' t 1 ' t t N X y . 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Plowden Elizabeth Puckett Betty Lou Reardon Ruby Richburg Charles Ridgeway Gayle Ridgeway FRESHMEN Irma L66 Ridge-way Marian Rowe Carrie Lf-6 Scott Errol Scurry Freddie Shuler Joanne Squires Pat Stogm-r Sara Stoni- Nlartha Suv Strange Elsie Stukes Betty Mae Thames Brenda Thames Bobby Thompson David Thompson Jimmy Thompson Harriett Timmons Bobby Tisdale O'Nf-al Ward Bertie Mae We-Ish Koga Wvldon FRESHMEN Bobby Wilson Alfred Wood Bullet Woods Photos Unavailable Jimmy Dennis Doris Rhodus RQ Off to the game Furman Avin Edward Bagnal McQueen Bagnal Tracy Baker Margaret Barkley .Kuclrc-y llarwivk Betty Barwick llnrntlly Barwick ,Ie-an Berry Jn-an Bodenhc-imer .x Fx 42 B fam HK lf 5, W JOEY TAYLOR A. C. ENGLISH .. ware , ., . ,r . ,gm 1-1 .V any 1 .f ffr SUB - FBESHMEN HAROLD BOMAR ,,,,,,,, ,,,,.f,,,,,,,,, P f6Sldff1f GEORGE REAVES ,,,,,,, r,,,,, V ice Pl'6SidE7llS JEANETTE HARVIN .Secretaries and Treasurers Harold Bomar Sarah Bose-man John Bradham Johnny Bradham Kenny Bradham Mary Sue Bradham Gaylord Brannon Annette Braxton Alice Bra-edin Dell Brewer if X A af ,' K 6 -.,. ,st J Y S Z , ',7 Jltgx l fin v 7 4' 4 if 4 X 1 Q 2 .A ' '- ' 35 ii sf el ....,- l i J Q M X K, l X ' 'Q 'fav ll I J 1 l ' 2 Q V 1 Q 'v i ' 'T Q, ww 1 ' 's ri. Y' 's..,y f N, 4 M Harrie-It Chitwoocl ,lo Clark Billy Coffey Margaret Coker Eunice Corbett W'01lcly-ffnrlic-tt fflarvnrlun Cuskrey Horn-ll Uriggvrs Maggie lluliuse Clairf- Eaclrm ' A tr. 4 4-19- ,?f,. M, X, ,1 K fs. i , i i Vw T' ,ww Sw E l Wi P X .. l A sl Janice- Erlmundson A. 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A A 7 A. wx A fl Q3 fi -J l h gg f 5 5 is I V I ,R f- 4, f . :ax 51 K if 4 W - - ' p ' xr I 15, N R 1 ' mx V -, 45 A sf' I A ' , K ' ' . 'sr . 'nu , 4 ar ' ' Q wx X . V A . A. K 'M X , 4 v . ,M if Y. pf A ' .i .i. 4k ' ' -.H v f3', , QL.. ..Y Z N. . ' ' ' A ' ' 'S x w-h , . . 'N' Q I 0 'ax 3 , X: Xp, It . A N ky gf' X . I y 2- ' ' , a ' , ' 4 :Qu iff, an . f A . - .I vi, xv N K . Barbara NPWIIIHH Bust:-r Nichols Ct-or P Rc-aves Anne-ttc Richbourgz Carolyn Richburg Cleo Ann Richburg Lynn Ri by liar an Ro 1-rs l,e-onard Rowell lluddy Spignc-r Lillian Spigner Carolyn Stewart Qylvia Stone Ruby Jean Stukes -0 W 4-.f 1345. IWIEN ' S1 Dot Ridgeway S-' if ll 9 f Q , , if is ,X 4: ' 'J' ' i - 'sash' 9'ag:2,4' , --:gear A 'x A tag ,,...- X, ,..,- . Y NW -,a .N l f i U 'Jaw f , n . Q- , . WW 'z 1. ,, .. ITV it K 'N i .F S- It I L 6 ' .iff 5M W Q at .gi x 'E 5 t N ,gag .left i-TT v V - 5-,. e Nfyd Q, :fa y --P' 15 ki' if C 9 A 4 Q IRQ is X, I M' w X I if it a 521 E5 JA ni Q1 15 1 Q ' 1vl'ni - 6- V, , ., As... A aa., nn... fi. 1 ,Jr .f- -.xf 5, Q 1 '. .,1' .,.. - fu' Avovt 51,2 i .X - s -'fx ut. , --T .- 1 If , f-, all by . ,A t fax if T ' 5 1 U' ' mb' 1 .u ,QNQ Y. avwg, 44 . '-Q' 'fb , .f x f 1,. Q , Y G ' , ,551 ,y L n l - . ts- ..Q il , 'lr ' , gh' : i' ' ,ax 51 me . Y! ll , - X4 -4 - Frank Wallace 1, LQ! x Autlrry YYard ' -W' Ronald Wilson S N J M ,l Q , ,.-my S i t Q., Q' fl- 'El ., , E,-f l sf . y is' Zola Mae Suggs Faye Taylor ,lot-y Taylor Happy Teed Ann Thames Clarence- Ann Thames Carolyn Thompson Gwen Thompson jo.-Xnn Tobias Ruby Lew- Tobias 63 gina ' ' H 6 Sauls Om Historical Homes Which are Contemporary u'ilh Town Vanhouten ANN ING, THI ln December, 1855, the legislature of South Erected to the Soldiers of Clarendon County who served in the War for Southern Independence. Charleston 1861-Appomattox 1865 64 Carolina provided that the Clarendon District of Sumter County be set up as a new county and that a committee of five locate the County Seat. The geographical center was chosen by a committee composed of Messrs. Levoy F. Rhame, Joseph Sprott, Dr. Reynolds, Mr. Sid- ney lVlcFaddin, and Mr. lVlcFaddin from Salem. Captain Joseph Burgess made the sur- vey and the name came from the Manning family of Clarendon who furnished several Governors of South Carolina. Annually, the students of Manning intensify their historical interest with a trip to the Nation's Capl- tol and to New York. Home The resting place in one of the flower gar- dens on Brooks Street of a Union soldier who was killed during the War Between the States. HI TORICAL CITY uh th B WA Le- KOV A Nneixcanhsfe 9412520 Crier:- - X ' vi ' 9 he nel' vxace oxxhtousih counw x5 ' -' vi x 6 megim usxxya Q oi wa' we P' ww the A se' Ve' :If 7' I 4 a,,- 1 A -ff, 'df iz-If' nf, 1 J 4 .ff- ,ff -, 2 Z . 6' f , ,V .f , The new Masonic Hall. the meeting place of St. Peters Lodge of Ancient Free Masons and of Clarendon Chapter of the Eastern Star, the organizations which preserve the History of Masonry. Plan to Keep Manning The H Lstorical City STUDENTS MAHISCAI of Manning The Schoo Record if .-'Z be The Yearbook staff members, chosen from all of the classes of the high school, strive earnestly to keep an accurate rec- ord of each year's happenings. They hope that this volume will be cherished not only by the students of the high school, but also by the entire communi- ty. They have tried to do their bit toward the celebration of Manningls Centennial. , 5 86501 'YKQE A 50 WAYVMY xwfxa 00 Q Ktiqgi xi ces ve' Our photographers, Bobby Thompson and Penny Jones, rest after a strenuous day's work. YEARBOOK Its History Year Year if afe 'Yxxd 000 xl x0 aw V-xxhetes 9 KQV 0 X02 She QXX K. S Q 8 xx 066 Q-Av 98 3, 'N Ng? 36 egN 9 wa af e va a 98 lk NXT E' . N08 X ' W i'w3'v'xx 1 xx lo Y gh 0309 A X 0 e yL,x0'f X9 W1 'Y K Xiiaf PM EX ,JA N' Thu HI J H nur' Illd !g0n Bu IIIPQQ X 0 nt-I 'E M h ,he bu In Ianagf-r dl pu 4 Gifs on 1 mn U 5 Sta f ax! n ze Harm 'r 4 on H 'Firm far? aff f-I 1 H Du 'm and'rS am! If Wan K4 B U S I N E S S A N D PRODUCTION STAFF Seated: Marianne Campbell Violet Carter Standing. left to right: Anna Boswell Frances Mae Bradham Jean DuBoSe Sue Hancock Janet Hook THE MONARCH The School Newspaper VMQ Records the Current History of the School Month by Month FEATURE WRITERS Left to right: J oe Thompson John Ridgill Margaret Tisdale Gwen Hodge Cean Carter Betty Sykes Corydon Carter MRS. P. T. BRADHAM Advisor EDITURIAL STAFF M QLE HXNXCOCK FRANCE? NIAE BR ADHAN1 ARQERYAIEANS fx gofq ERXIN DLFGAN 4'V1y4 . ,A 3 STUDENT COUNCIL W if President ., .,,,,,, Vice President .,v.,,,,, W df, Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Treasu rer ,,,,,,,,,,,i,. Chaplain ,,,,,,,,,,, 6, Sergeant at Arms ..,..., Advisor ,,.,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, RUTLEDGE DURANT , CORYDON CARTER SUE HANCOCK ,, BETTY RICHBURG , BILL WILSON MARION THOMPSON MR. W. H. WELDON The Student Council is composed of representatives from each homeroom. As the I governing body of the school, it has made history by upholding its aims, namely: To encourage self-government, co-operative spirit, a sense of responsibility, and loyalty to those virtues of character, culture, and Christian service. Left to right, sitting: Marion Thompson, Margaret Tisdale, Libby Bagnal, Bill Wilson, Corydon Carter, Rutledge DuRant, Sue Hancock, Betty Richburg, Victor Jackson, Frances Mae Bradham. Standing: Jeanette Harvm. Betty King, Pat Stogner, Betty Sykes, Ervin Duggan, Stewart Harvin, Ruby Spigner, Bobby Pack, Joanne Barwick, Betty Anderson, Lawson McLeod. fx 'if HP 'mms -I 'J' 'D E 1 3. TU E.. .. 3' 'D CU 'U ... D Q C :- 75. L' 93 Fl 'ft O 1 ca. E FD C17 3 'll '. FX? .TSQ W N H UP CD C Cf W for the outstanding minds of the school to get to- gether periodically and pursue a common interest together. lt gives impetus to greater mental effort, encourages individual integrity and self-dependence. Beta Club members realize that special gifts in brains and personality entail special obligations of service to their school, their fellow students, and their community. Throughout its history, it has al- ways been the purpose of these students to strive to implement its motto, Ducamus Aliis Serviendof' fLet us lead by serving othersl. President ,,,,,,,,,, ,, Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter ,,,,. Advisor VICTOR JACKSON MARGARET DURANT ., ,, ,,,, ,,e,,,,,, . ,.,,,, G WEN HODGE BETTY RUTH RICHBURG SUE HANCOCK MRS. P. T. BRADHAM Kneeling, left to right: Margaret DuRant, Betty Ruth Richburg, Victor Jackson, Gwen Hodge, Sue Hancock. First row: Beverly Hodge, Iva Jean Wallace, Doris Bunch, Peggy Harvin, Libby Bagnal, Frances Reedy, jf-an DuBose, Barbara Jean Ward, Mrs. Bradham, sponsor. Second row: Bobby Pack, Joe Thompson, Penny Jones, Rella King. Joanne Barwick, Frances Mae Bradham, Shirley Ann Clark, Laura DuRant, ,IoAnnah Jackson. Third row: Preston Ceddings, Cecil Hodge, Joe Eaddy, Bill Wilson, Ervin Duggan, Bill Hook, Phil Kennedy, and Travis Brown. BLOY K M CLUB Alderman Barwlck Bruneon Burkr- Damels DuRant DuRant DuRant Epps Flowerg Hancopk Hodge I resident .IALK HODLJE lue fresulenl RAY H0131 I' be: retarr Treasurer SUE HANCOK K Qrrcbe AMELI A ANN BURKI' Sponsors I OACH I OM H MABRX ROI I INS COACH SHEALY 3 'Y uv gf 3 bxh +59 Y i dv Hodge Hodge Hnllldaw Jackson Kennedy MLKIIIHCX Overhs Platt Shady Tay 101 WIIQOII -1 -.ap-' S3 ., 1 SMX 'i v' 5 F, BUYS' 4-H CLUB - 7 ' r G K -fi ' The- lm-'ll lmxx 1-ll Nlnul- fur tlmw DTIIHI ,ivl bw .my . V .. . 1 ' V Q. 7. ,W - plef NSllif'Il hun- lPll'Ill'lIIlPlI1Iilli in ilu- n mon J, - .f . ,, ' 1 , ul urgalrlizulimn lllfullglllnlll il- lliflnrx . Il um lx f -Q ,1, V ' v 1 . ' . 'X 4 Q in 1 1 M, I I rlc-xr-lulnmwnl me-nlaillx. splrxluullx mul pllx If ll . 5 , fr' .,l,3Mgg z,ir,7 5,EHg V I ' lm Z ly . q .. K fx ,V ' , - ' dw WGA! f . A 1 ' V fA ' V A , . 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Kira. ilradiizilli. and ixILlI'glLil't'I lluiiunt. Presiflent fire l'resirl61zI Serrfftary Trmxurvr .41l1'i.-mr SPE ILXNCOCK FRANIIES ISRAIJILUI ANNA BUSWI-lI.L l-IRVIN IJITLCL.-KN MRS. P. 'l'. ISRNIJHAN1 ur Y N ,, Q 'C ff! Tiiuw who haw- made- his- mry in thvir journalistic abil- 'J N x ity by rfirgurdlngs in Ihv-ir sviwoi annual. til? Mahiscan. are-. Seated: Hrs. Lf-Qesnf-, V -pnnwr. Standing: Libbv 1 Ragnai. Bftty Ann Xivifilvfi- Npmfrl. Hn-QA Thmnpwn. ,lark Hmigf. Re-lla King. and Var- 3l2iT!'l Ti-dale: LATIN CLUB President ,, , Vice President Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,V JEANNE BARICK xx- ' ' , ex 3 rx , 4 . ,. if 1 v ,, ANN TAYLOR T MARY MOORE Treasurer , , EDNA DURANT F Advisor , , ,,,, ,,,, X IRS. J. TOWNES any :ft J My The lnter Nos has as its purpose to familiarize in a pleasant way the student with Roman history, Roman culture, Roman language. and Roman civilization. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Bradham, sponsor, Mary Moore, Laura DuRant, Joanna Jackson, Edna DuRant, Julie Anne Jackson, Jean Brewer, Anne Taylor, Iva Jean Wallace, Kitty Sue Langston. Second row: Billy Sugg, Penny Jones, Joe Thompson, Edward Harrington, Betty Anne Wither- spoon, Cayle Overlay, Joanne Barwick, Cean Carter, Beverly Hodge. Third row: Ervin Duggan, Bill Gardner, Phil Kennedy, Bill Hook, Travis Brown, John Boswell, and John Gayle. , - rw.. if. . L.- N , rifrvfslx.-.+ve-A sf -75. www.,-pgs wh 224'-ff'flf1f 'f'-www-A'ff- S - .- . . A - . ENTRE NOUS Presirlenl FRANCES REEIJY Seated, left to right: McKinney, Mitchum, Ceddings, Broadway, Johnson. Second row: W'ilson. Hodge, Weldon, DuRant. Third row. standing: Mrs. Bradham. Seated: Sykes, Reedy, King. Presirlent PENNY JONES Vive President JE.-XNETTE HARVIN Serretary-Treasurer BETTY KING Program Chairman IRYIN BETLER Advisor NIR. JACKSON LA W 'g I. g1 Vive Presirlerzt JINIXIY WILSON Ser-rciary MARGARET IJURANT Treasurer BETTY SYKES ' 4' Q 1 - AVIATION CLUB Seat:-d, left to right: King. Eadon, Brannon, Coffey. Spigner, Land, Suggs. Kneeling: Harrington, Harvin, Bradham. Chandler, Jones, Reaves, Rigby, Scurry. Standing: Butler, Hill, Hook, Shuler, Boswell, Bryant, W'oods, Chalfant. Alderman, Mr. Jackson. x A llhc Nlarfhzilu. uhm him- ln-4-n sf-lm-tml for wutslumling St'llUl2lI'Flllp throughout the hu turx of thvir high fl-lhml 1-arm-r. ff-rxv at all puhlir' funf-tiuns uf the sr-lmol. The if-f lXl21f5llEll. Yir-Ihr ,lllVl'iS4HI. was 1-lwscn fur the highest wclmlastic' average. X fn. PQ Q ll 11 lx Krllu lx ln ton Ced m ,mu 1 ll laura lJuHdn .mf nuum llurm E 1 V uf: u a as 'HQ McLeod. Bradham, Rigby. Harvin. Edmundson. Duggan. Alderman, DuRant, Clark, Hilton, King, DuRant. Thompson, Thompson, Griffith. Chandler, Chitwood, Coffey, Freeman, Moore, Bagnal, Stogner. N11-I,f-od. Eadon. Barwivk, lioswvll. CONCERT ,, F fx ERVIN DLGGAN Drum Major Hf5if5Wo ' ANNA BOSWELL Flag Bearer MARY WALLACE HILTON MAJ HMEHIWE , Lee, Teed, Kirven, Bradham, Mitchum, Hook, Ridgill, Lee, Eadon, Hodge, Weldon, Eaddy, Avin, Ridgill, Boswell, Mitchum, Johnson, Jones, Bagnal, Carter, Parker. X BAND ,ff ,X 4 I V ' f 1 if N34 TTES KOGA WELDON fv 5.4, 4 ' 4 1, 4 '47-7 PAT STOGNER 4 70' MARY JO McLEOD MAJORETTES l,v'l'l ln liglulz Xl.11'x XX L1ll.11-' lllllun, Kwlgu XX:-lxlum. l'i!'XIIl llnugaln, lllllill Nlaljrfrg Xlmy .ln Xlvl..-ml. l'uI Ftngxxvxx M, RCHL G AN xlillllllllgfk murvlmillg I-mul Ilt'I'l-HI'IIlS a xvry uwful fvrxiw. playing fur all parade: aml 1llllt'I' alwviul fllIlK'llHIlF. nut only ll1lxl3IlIllI1Q.lll1lZllrUllllltdgllllllbflllglIHXNIIF215 well. 'nw -f ug-,Q-ass-s,,r f 4,113-, -rw. y'Q-pq--. sun-'pu fdmwg -. , 'K' J n ll fl ?5,Q,,mg af. v' ' 1 -' l f' r-54 1 Hs ' A A s . , I, u , 2 f-rf ' --H. - sq w ' aa ' 1' 8 ii 5 ,3 A. 5 A ,, ? - ' ' . J ' '. , ' ' T w 1 ' ' , ' I , 'L I gf 3 , 4m , , 1 fs if , K, .. A -. ff A l 5-'f . , A - W ,M ,y Q . 7' .u I I Y A k,, V N ,ML x A 'ffz:SA A-.M l Lj:'0'3 ' . .5 , : fi 1. 'iq fl... J ,Mg .:a N-W w.'- ,2c:,a.L.' ,A f 'Q 1- , I ' Q ,,5:.,, -Wi Q I ,. -wg z , mf' 1- f , - x up a4,f' H. Txwtjyi, Pi' 'V Y, YW l I .h l -no ,M Q., '-5 l -..,2- -- - - 'f f ,. f ,X f,g,..a-rw if B F S , lf Y A l, -iff . V , ' ' Q., 'T R fb f w A rg. My c , I sf :ya was ,, u ' , Q 'J iv , If 1 ,E ,, gl ,, l - il f' . y ,M KM, 7 ' ' ' ,- 'M' J. 'I - ff 'f - X , ,-Q H,'isVz Y ,A Min Ax J It K . W P lk 'H f' W H f A f - . I-, - .110 ., L ,eg Vw. J. W' V 'Q-' ,. . ' f . A , 1 ,ffgm- V 1 , U X, V Y A-2. In .W .' -' H- - '- A f f ,R 9 i . 1 av - V l f Wl,I Q. . A N . A 1 N ru I , . , 4 A . A A . .+ , af 6 M h.:. fri' 4 i'f'f N. X I in 'A f ,wi K --v' ' . u -, Q AN y w 1 A l . , llll 4 M L M - ' 'A 1' M M lf ll ' Nm A ' y ' ,fm ---- -W. .-,.,. ' V- ., .. f M, ,' U w 'w-s '- 9912.5 xr f ' ,W V f. 'W 4 -' 'fl A M 2 Q .-+-- ' ' 'W - W 'I ' 5 , ' K ff'- -ww ,f y-Uv t 'Z IgfQ',.Qg 'L ' H' , , Yi, -,, - Q ff-',,1,,,A:,, , f- ff' ,, . , X . M. THE MONARCH - AIRES The Nioriarvh-.fXii'cs is an inrlc-pemlffnt clam-v haml furnwfl from nwnihn rs nf the high school hand under thc: lvaclcrsllip of Mr. Basdcn. Throughout its history it has add mi muvh viijuyiiimit lu thc- srwial funvlions of iviiillllillgl High 5r'hmnl. GRAMMAR SCI-1001 Flrt row left to rlght IaNelle Canley Martha Ba den Shxrley Aikens, Danette Minus, Carolyn Coffey Mellle Moore Second row Bully Ceddlng Tom Va ar Wayne Kennedy. Mike Garrl Seated, left to right: Charles Hook, Bobby Booth, Margaret DuRant. Second row, stand- ing: Geneva Mahoney. Billy llasden, Billy Coffey. llary Sue- Bradham, Catherine Mc- Leod. CLUB OFFICERS K 1 . .iw ' ' VA ' hi C. .p . V .. .W x, '-.11 V . Ji, , Billy Jackson. Third row: Karen Thompson. Monroe Ridgill. Billy Sykes, Herman Alderman Jackie Eadon. First row, left to right: How- ard Bagnal. Billy Basden. C. .-X. Yann. Cecil Carter, Ray Cf-ddings, Catherine Mr'L6-od. LaNelle Cantey. Norman J. Dullant. Robbie- Hodge, Rena Nlvlmml. Jimmy :Xlde-rman. Kathleen Rowe. Serond row: John F. Lee. Charlie Raynal. Patty Ardis. Gerald Taylor. Terry Cloy. Richard Woods, Wallace Hilton, Dallis Barks- dale. Billy Butler. llilly Ced' dings. Fifth row: Ray Rich- lmurgr. Bobby Herdnn. Herman Alderman. Hr-nry Herlnngi. Nina lfadnn. Iavkie Eadnn, Karen Thnmpsnn. I.:-una Kir- vin, George Dickson, Martha Jean Basden. GRAMMAR SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS . ' s-'Q , W 1 . U ' .rl W 1 ELEMENTARY BAND FLUTES: SAXOPHONES: May Hinson Danelle Mims Hummie Dickson Nina Eadon ,lane Stogner CLARINETS: Frances Lauderdale Brenda Burke Leona Kirven Faye Daniels Tom liradham .lo Ellen Hrogdon Hilda Nunamaker Mary Helen Bomar Judy Smith Patty Ardis Ceil Stukes Doris Bradham Cary McLeod BARITONE HORN: C. W. Snyder Charlene Teed Jimmy Katsos Jimmy Gayle Dean Hodge Joanne Tobias Sue McLeod Martha Jean Basden Linda Timmons TRUMPETS: Ray Richburg Wallaee Hilton Tommy Coker Johnny Butler Dallas Barksdale Joe Ceddings Clarence Blume Ronnie Lee David Alderman Earl Fleming Boyd Thames Mike Lesley' Mickey Holladay ' Ben ,lo Staton' BELLS: Karen Thompson 'Did not appear in picture Thelma Thompson Frankie Brunson' FRENCH HORNS: Tom Vassar Billy Basden Ralph Shuler TROMBONES: Herman Alderman Cheeta Mitchelli' Donny Lesesne' BASSES: Dan Lambert Larry Welch Warren Clark' DRUMS: Terry Cloy Martha Nelson Altman Russel Wallace' Rock Dukes Jerry Timmons' Robert Thames? i il' MANNING LOOKS TO THE FUTURE -15 Msn A ' H ll '. ' l ' A new Methodist Church is being built. new Cny a le nearing comp etwn 1, - The lot for a new county office building has been cleared. -X new auditorium and cafeteria for the chool are progre 1 The members of the Future Teachers Club assist the teachers in their regular duties. While serving in this capacity, they gain a general knowledge of the future of teaching, which may serve as an impetus to vocational guidance. Seated, left to right: Edmondson, Eadon, Taylor, Eadon, Brewer, Sugg, Barwick, Corbett. Second row: Harvin, Britton, Langston, Brewer, Barwick, McLeod, Harvin, Weldon, Richburg, Kin g. Third row: Alderman, Mahoney, Moore, DuRant, DuRant, Brewer, Ward, Jackson, Bagnal, Lloyd, Teed, Richburg, Mrs. Overby, Sponsor. Fourth row: Ward, Witherspoon, DuRant, Overhy, Ardis, Lee, Brunson, Carter, McKnight, Lee, Barwick, Haley. l Y -YV' 'R FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Thr- Future' Businvv Lf-ad:-rs arf- prvparing for outstanding businf-ss le-adership in all of its phases. in tho years to come. OFFICERS President , MARGARET TIFDALE Lire l'resider1l BETTY A. WITHERFPOON ,QM ' 'F 9' ' Smemftt . JEAN DLBOSE T V3 Treasurer ANNA BOSWELL Sw M Reporter JIMMY BACNAL ' Social ffliairnzen ISENNY HODGE xi NI.-XRIANNE CAMPBELL gg! ,, ,., ' N fri A l lZ,V- I E .Lf A D Y Cc' 1 Sf-atrrl. lfft to right: Horlgfz CZiI11Itl'tf'll. Tisflalr-, limwvll. Witlif-npoon. liagnal. Knrvlingz: Cartvr, Lloyd. Holladay, Pack. Barwif-k. Plowdvn. Engli-h. Iiradliam. liarrinf-au. Br-igflon. llorlgf-. Wvldon. Bunch. Hodge-. Arfl. Standing. fir-t row: Law-kvy. Rim-hlnurgx. liagrnal. Britton. Ilolladay. llaggf-ttfa Richburg. Baldwin. Brf-wvr, Mahoney, Rivhliurg. Hook. Le-v. Harsin. llolladay. Sr-cond row: Bar- wick. Braclham, Thompson, Means, DuRant. Hotlgy-. Hancock, Cartvr, Ritlgu-way, Cwltlingm Kirwn Clark. Third row: NHS. Plowwlvn. Spon-org Ritlgill. H1lllgt', IJQ-nni-. javkxon. .Xrfli-. johnwn. Alder- man, Young. Lee-. Thompson. 89 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Some of the purposes of the future farmers of Manning High School are: To develop com- petent, aggressive rural and agricultural lead- ershipg to create and nurture a love of country lifeg and to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. They will become Manning's successful farmers in future years. ' was OFFICERS President ,,7,,,...,7,. ,c,,,,, , 7. ,,..,,,, BOBBY PACK Vice President Secretary .,,.,,,,. Treasu rer ,.... A d visor ,,,,,, JACK HODGE JACK HOLLIDAY CECIL HODGE MR. M. E. DUBOSE, JR. Q i i.g.., V .ai , M, A iff, , gram' ,jg 4 1 .... c .X ,f ,A , V Wt i wwf., S if gr 21-rvife mf 'e ' f V. iifffigg K ,ZZ 1 A 'f , 'H JK fwlwigfjit' . ESX C, , - 171 ,aux T be S6 fe X X LFSS0 I1 ,AW BETTY JEAN ARD BETTY RICHBURG VIOLET CARTER SYLVIA BRA DHAM . BETTY BROGDON HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA To develop well-rounded personalities, to in- terest the girl in the improvement of the home and surroundings and to encourage co-operate effort in the school, home, and Community are some of the purposes which have made this association a guardian of the future. We choose n to Cook Ou 1- Pairbrns is J-FH' ? MANNING THE I-IEALTHFUL CITY Nlanningis mild climate. its mean temperature of 60 degrees. its sunshine. its natural supply of pure artesian water make it a healthy city. lts new hospital and efficient medical staff are unsur- passed. wsu.. it X' 3 Good Water Enjoyed by Students wg, 5, I in ilgsw gh fi 33814, :WqtgvWt,t,mrw- ff- t tg ' egg? fi f X, , Q 15 Q, Wifi? Newiiitfz . f-'iiiig t i3gmwa'.'tyka,,d,,.-W- 7 -V -ff at 1, alfa? iseww'e:f1'L'Qfg1w-5?s, .1 rf .wf'i'- 1 ...fw- afgif , ',Hf5rf?zasgllgf .tg V' . ' fr gf ami' 'V Q I -, bbw J flQ7a6gw2iz?5,gsif,A W, ., ' , - - ,- V :if Aww , t, ,, PS Q: ,i A P' f lf3fW'fi?'iLeg'-:META gawwff W- , ' 'MA ' Z S MW 6 A 7 '1Y 'i1i,- ' -555238 5 u.t.g...,-.Q-9-fMl:' , f K f.'7ff'N We je ,W Wa.,-M ' 'A' -W' ,ff-ww? ',.,,-.t- V ff,.V,3,,,av, , , fw. The Clarendon 'Nlemorial Ho pltal guards the health of the community lts work 1s Greatly abetted hy the hospltal aux1l1a1'v ,uno- ' .-.V--4 Physical Education Classes for both boys and girls, and Biology classes train the youth of the com- E. munity for healthful city ,- -Q-J ' Q., ,MF - ffv ' .0 . ' it , 'A .1 f , Hhwsv ,A ., 'fe'- ' ' ' f f W, . f' , ym, my ,. 4 , ,W si V' fgifgff' at GV 'Z . , ' ' + Q 'M-W,,f1, Wg, ,A W keeping 'Vlanning a X Wlhvvbtuw ,W , iv., is , 'Nurses Home lumhroom which :rw wholesome well prepared fund pre-f-rxe the health uf the student 93 THE PAST AND THE PRE E T I . ggi SY S Hannwg E uniiffms' de ma brine OOCDQX 4 K :F , team pm? JWMQ, THLETIC w g r-f-fi A 3 M0!he 94 A lower state championship team of former days. 3 h TS of th t e team of 1957335 of ,55 Played on A l.lV E A-X'l'Hl,I'f'l'IiI PHUILliA-XXI S'l'lI,I, liEPll'S XI.-XNNINUS IS AND GIRLS HEALTHY. .Q J ..,f K V :Avg ,I -. , , A ,Q W ,ff 'fn gg uf - Yumbau Boyz' liaskvtball QU Q0 hd of '91 29? . 4 Lx V X.. f 1' -Y ' - AQ. X , Q- -.w Q ' '- M f First row, left to right: Jimmy Dennis, Bullet Woods, Joe Bradham, Mike Chalfant, Kenneth Beatson, Herman Ard, Travis Brown, Joey Taylor, A. C. English, Marion Eadon, Gordon Coker, Louis Holladay, Loy Daniels. Second row: Coach Mabry, ,lack Holladay, Jerry McLeod, Stewart Harvin, Calvin Shady, Phil Kennedy, Jimmy Flowers, Jimmy Wilson, Bobby McKinney, Joe Once again under the efficient leadership of Coach Mabry a great football team was assembled. While the team did not win games as they have done in former years. the students of Manning still feel that the team was Hgreatw in participation. good sports- manship and gentlemanly conduct on the field. After a month of rugged bodypounding practice. the team was rearing to go on each f I I 4 s .X-4. , A ' 26? r nj ',. Y' .fp 'F' ,? ,if l 1' r . s 7 wha V ' Y ' 5 wi' M K.i,,.1 fr . . ,w 1-'ig ps gt.. 5. f- 2 .L -Q Y ' Q , aus! Q S v vi U Q? .- an. Bill Wilson, Mitchell Epps, Ray Hodge, Bill Gardner, Manager. Third row: Cecil Jdge. Landon Piatt, Cecil Bozard, C. W. Ard, Joe Eaddy. Jimmy Burgess. Rutledge DuRant, when DuRant. iday night throughout the season. Their determination and good sportsmanship did not waver after defeat and each mber put his very best into each successive game. The training which this group receixed made for healthy bodies. alert minds. and ieient teamwork which will follow the members throughout their lives. OOTBALL QUAD it K, A,,V gyms'- Phil Kennedy Jimmy Flowers MANNING MANNING WHIPS PINEWOOD 32-0 The Monarchs ran over Pinewood's eleven 32-0 in Manning's first game of the season, September 17 with Phil Kennedy chalking up a touchdown in the opening moments of the game, after Jimmie Flowers had run the ball down to the one yard line in three plays. The kick for the extra point was no good. In the third quarter Manning scored again with Landon Piatt, Monarch fullback running ten yards for another TD. The kick for the extra point again failed. A few minutes later Kennedy scored, running Steve Taylor Joe Alderman f -g...-4-- .1,,,,.,,... 5 1f,Q.,,.,.- f . lu ,. ., ,.,.w..--f- 7,9 ,W , V 9 X V ' 1 ,Riff Y F., F A K V. . F vt ' Agifz -A T , QQ. ,Vg 5, -45 ,QR Zf V 2' 'ffsrx A J r' 'U Q.-,QW Q.:Q.:w J' 4-Hlkvrf.. -. 1 Tiff, ,f.L+.. , . '. xl' ,JY . f.' ',- V4 Wi? SW -t, 0 1 W Calvin Shady Robert Alderman Bobby McKinney Gordon Coker MONARCHS off tackle for a third touchdown, with another try for the extra point failing. In the top of the fourth period, Jimmie Wilson scored. Kennedyis pass to McKinney was good for the extra point. Toward the end of the game, Piatt re- ceived a pass from Kennedy that was good for another six points. Another pass from Kennedy to McKinney was good for the extra point, bringing the score up to 32-0, and a victory for the Monarchs. Travis Brown C. W. Ard -ag. ff Ls W. If . . - .7 ' I 'w 7.- V M K-.tx v , , -,U . ,, L F R ' ' e 1 .K M ',., . QS. K. mv . MN V ' --.. :gt , If . Joe Eaddy Jimmy Dennis Marion Eadon Kenneth Beatson KINGSTREE BEATS MONARCHS 12-0 Manning fell 12-0 to a strong Kingstree eleven Sep- tember 24- in the Monarchs' second game of the sea- son. The Monarchs showed a strong defensive game but fell to the score-earning speed of Billy McElveen and his teammates. Kingstree's first touchdown came in the second quarter after a pass from McElveen to Osmer, who scored on a sneak. The try for the extra point was no good. In the middle of the third period, McElveen scored once more after Tomlinson had run the ball down to the twelve yard line. The try for the extra point was again blocked. The Monarchs played a good game, led by Manning Fullback Landon Piatt, Center Ray Hodge, and Left Guard Bill Wilson. MANNINC TIES TIMMONSVILLE The Monarchs tied Timmonsville October 1, O to 0. All the boys played well, holding back their opponents for the duration of the game. The final whistle blew mg fine ball for the whole season. with Manning holding the ball on the eight yard line, about to score. Outstanding for Manning were Bill Wil- son, Ray Hodge and Landon Piatt, who have been play- hqf.. 5 Y ' ,ay . . , 0, 0 f r . f- .. .Q 1 ., Q . Mike Chalfant Stewart Harvin Jimmy Wilson ,Ioey Taylor MONARCHS LOSE 20-6 The Monarchs took a beating from the Berkeley Stags last Friday, but were the first team to score on the Stags for this season. The game ended with the score 20-6, in favor of Berkeley. All the boys played good ball, and no serious injuries were received. ANDREWS DOWNS MANNING Andrews spoiled Manning's Homecoming game Fri- day, October 15, whipping the Monarchs 33-0. The Yellowjackets scored early in the game, and three more times in the last part of the game. WOLVERINES TRIP MANNING The Monarchs took a beating from East Clarendon Friday night, October 29, losing 14-7 to the Wolver- ines. Butch Coker, fullback, scored twice for East Clar- endon and scoring for Manning was Landon Piatt. MONARCHS WIN 6-0 The Monarchs took a 6-0 game win from Macedon- ia's eleven Friday night, November 19, with Landon Piatt scoring in the last quarter of the game. Manning threatened earlier in the game, but failed to score. .4 A Cecil Bozard MANNING TIES BISHOPVILLE 6-6 The Monarchs played one of their best games of the season Friday night, November 5 lwith Bishopvillej despite it ending in a tie, 6-6. No scores were made in the first half, but early in the third quarter Landon Piatt scored for Manning, and later, in the fourth quar- ter, Huggens scored for Bishopvillels Dragons. Joe Bradham Johnny Brown 1-. Wg, W, f az., ,' like I I E 5 Q f' f H www' Q f , VL 5 in ,, ' ,va . .M ay, . V I ,V 1 -yfyfgfij' , , W t , if 1 '-. V pr. at 14 A 4, 1 2 'wif 4:1 Q 1 it ,Q , t fu ff ytfyrn, Ky .Ani YA ,:V,,,,I Jerry McLeod 4 ' .,i,,..-f ' .,.- V ,. ,N ' 1 V. I W M A' ' V .ff V . . ' I . fin r V. A , , 1 ,Q 1 5 f A. ' . , A .f A K' f - f, ,' ' ,M X V , ' , A f, ' f , . ' , y Jimmy Burgess .lack Holliday LAKE CITY DOWNS MANNING The Monarchs took a beating from Lake City Friday night, November 12, with Manning scoring only once, in a spectacular seventy-yard run by Phil Kennedy, tail- back. The Panthers beat Manning 20-6, scoring three times with two successful extra-point attempts. A. C. English Bullet Woods A , v W. ,Q v,,,:,4nMs'1w -A 2 C f T- T , 1 , 1 , Y . , . f ,. a ip fn 1- , 1 t3g'i2ff? 't g ff... w r W' AW' -'M ' Q ,T -f. V .. -Afyzf atv? 1 :T M . ,, 25341-.IQ, . ,pf. V T Y is 7 'T'ZfE5 f f ff 'M 5? raw L.eL,4'p , 'X ,qv ,QV ,455 'ta QQ' Mp' ,W , gtg J33jggf,Q'4ysi'?iff3'.,g'f,f-9,1 1 yy 4 I Q mf? fw.f':7?' if f T x fW.f'H, Q , 4' If ,g+1,gv .,,.f,,5,, ,fy gfyv., . , gf, , , A ,,,., .V I lf, .1 f rf 4 ., N f M. Y,.L'i'g'i, ww 1- ,.f. Q , M? Herman Ard 5 'Nm Ywhaaw-?Mna1fmuysM 133 Fw'-4 if --pk-mawwf-'w+wwm-02 W' 33 9 if 5 :3953-wi., bw we Eur iMlS3 i?f2'1 ',,z gr W 1 My 7 ' I -fmL,fHg,,u, ff For . .Q g fvixrlrf ,fL- A Ag A 'i ..L,:.,.f, A A , k K f BXLL G TEAM ONE McK1nney Shady Coker Hodge Wllson DuRant DuRant Flowers Holllday Platt Kennedy TEAM TWO Woods Alderman Holladay H Ard Eaddy C W Ard Harvln Beatson Dennis Wilson Brown ,, WJ- v 'w gy-LM, JF Q' U, .f, fi. , 1 ..,,,,vf-,jfs 'QE ' f.', gl 1 V 4 E W ' 'f 'Er ARDNER Much of the inspiration for Manning Higlfs good Season was furnished by the 'Lpepw anrl loyalty of the c-hnerlezulers. Libby Bagnal Margery Means Frances Mae Bradham Amelia Anne Burke 1Head Clieerleaderl Gayle Overby Julie Anne Jackson Anne Guerry Taylor Vf'-vyqu-.,,v,v 3 2-k 75 I ffl ,K '4i'?7 J . 0' A 1 - , . .', 0 fy' , if f.,f,, ' Chalfant, Daniels, McLeod, Burgess Fngllsh Bozard Thompson Hodge Epps Taylor Eadon THEY WHOOP IT UP ANN TAYLOR FRANCES MAE BRADHAM LIBBY BAGNAL JULIE ANN JACKSON push MARGERY AMELIA ANNE BURKE Head Cheerleader HYEA, TEAMVQ MEANS GAYLE OVERBY Seated, left to right: Drayton, Brannon, Katsos, McLeod. Thames, McLeod, Alder- 'ifilf man, Land, Herlong, Jones. Coker, Ridgill. Ridgeway. Corbett, Smith. Standing: Hodge, Beatson, C0-captain: Nichols, Thompson, Jackson, Duke, Rogers, Co-captain, Spigner, Berry, Hodge, Lewis, Kennedy, Welch, Herlong, Raymond, and Coach Rollins. COACH ROLLINS with his ro-raptains, ROGERS and BEATSON iafiaf l L P MIDGET TEAM ' s Q , L Y 'Q Carolyn Coffey Alice Vassar Sue McKnight Head Cheerleader Charlene Teed Freddie Herlong Manning Midgets defeating Macedonia. TRAVIS BROWN CALVIN SHADY STEWART HARVIN S CECIL HODGE LOY DANIELS I PHIL KENNEDY RAY HODGE LANDON PIATT JOEY TAYLOR l KENNETH BEATSON DARGAN ROGERS I JIMMY FLOWERS COACH MABRY BASEBALL X . 5 A. Q! v ' , I gi I 1 .,, 1' X ,,fT ,Wk -u., Nnrj l A 12 X 'K ,. W ig Q i avi? .n L I S . 2 X' I I A 1 . . i x 4 R f ' A . 5 f I Ll 's L , 'fi X..4A A XM QX N. I A XXNM , 3 D I . X N A N 3 , JA' Q IO7 GIRL ' BASKE EDNA DURANT A A GAYLE OVERBY L UR SADIE ANN BRUNSON I , Q ll lsi' Captain AMELIA ANNE BURKE and Co-captain DOROTHY FLEMING NANCY LEE - JANET HOOK AMELIA ANNE BURKE SUE HANCOCK ,.i1 -1- 5 L. Left to right: Mary Weldon, Thelma Fleming, Kitty Sue Langston, Pat Huggins, Dorothy Fleming, Amelia Anne Burke, June McKnight, Janet Hook, Edna DuRant, Nancy Lee, SCHE Andrews ,,,,, ,,.,,..,, 2 9 Lamar .,....,.,, ,,,.,,, 44 Manning .,,.,,,,,.......,. 28 Manning ,,......,,,,.,,,.. 41 Kingstree 31 Manning ,,,,,,,,.,,,...,,, 29 Manning .,,.,,,,. .,,... 2 9 Manning ,,......,,...,,,,, 37 Manning .,,.,....,....,... 28 LL ANNIE MAUDE GEDDINGS MARY ETHEL LEE PAT HUCGINS 0 2513 SYLVIA BRADHAM 4 Q 1' ,til lelbivf , Rx omg. 'wil THE A TEAM 4? 1' DuRant, Sadie Ann Brunson, Ethel Lee, Sylvia Bradham, nnie Maude Geddings, Betty KITTY SUE LANGSTON Sykes, Sue Hancock, Gayle Overby, and Coach Shealy. DULE Manning ...,.. Manning .,,,..,..,....,... Holly Hill .............. East Clarendon Manning ,. .,,. ., Greeleyville .,,. Creeleyville ,,,,,,,,Y,,, Olanta ..,...... Olanta ..,,......... MARY WELDON J. , THELMA FLEMING BETTY SYKE5 I0 BUY ' AS CALVIN SHADY :H 2 V I fi PHIL KENNEDY Mit CAPTAIN LANDON PIATT JOE ALDERMAN IRVIN BUTLER LANDON PIATT Left to right: Harold Ray DuB0se, Managerg Irvin Butler, Phil Ken- nedy, Jimmy Flowers, Landon Piatt, Steve Taylor, Stewart Har- T BALL STEWART HARVIN CORYDON CARTER vin, Joe Alderman, Calvin Shady, Bill Gardner. Corydon Car- ter, and Coach Mabxy. P h 0 I 0 unavailable: Bobby McKinney. STEVE TAYLOR COACH AND STARTING FIVE 9 JIMMY FLOWERS SYM ,I BILL GARDNER V520 ,. Q00 Manning has improved facili' ties for administering justiceg the present Court House is one of which the town may justly be proud. lI2 ,Cv THE SAFE CITY fire department keeps Manning property safe. , ell ,,,r.. SCHOGL DAYS 5 MINUTES PARIUNG . Mum' As Manning's boys and girls travel to and from school, they are safely guarded, from traffic accidents, hy the Safety Patrol. ,ff 'Q ' ff ' Classes in driver education promote safety J'4ff -H, .4 aa, The practice of having only trained bus-drivers and the practice of careful loading and unloading of buses makes for safety. THE SCHOOLS OF NIANNING GIVE THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL TRAINING IN SAFETY 141 .YA S 1 IN THE EI EMENTARY SCHOOL THE SAFETY PATROL RECEIVES PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE A group of elementary boys perform a valuable SCTVICC both before and after School In pxlotmg Students Safely acroSS all Street crossmgs and In en forcmg safety sxgns They are Seated left to rlght Wayne Kennedy Captam Johnme WIcNe1l LeC-ear McCabe B1lly Ba den Tommy Vassar and Billy Ceddlngs Lleutenant Kneelmg Frankle Ruehl Rlchard Woods Alden Haley B1lly DuBoSe Char he Raynal Tommy Coker Standmg Bobby Gamble War ren Clark Frank Carrxs C W Snyder 'Vhke Garrxs and George DIck on TRAINED BUS DRIVERS AND ASSISTANTS Drivers Holladay Piatt DuRant Barwick Daniels J Hodge Garnett Thompson, C. Hodge, B. Hod Q A951 tants Nlorri Geddlnga AVID Alderman Rldglll Xrd Nelson, Kirven. First row: Morrel Driggers, Mary Ann Barrett, Betty Mae Thames, Dargan Garnett, Bet- ty Jean Anderson, Richard Britt, Kitty Sue Langston, Billy Sugg. Second row: An- nette Duke, Barney Lee Brewer, Bobby Jo Carter, Elizabeth Freeman, Kathleen Dennis, Elizabeth Lackey, Ruth Daniels. Third row: Jack Eaddy. Bullet Woods. Martha Sue Strange. Harriet Timmons. Dotty Eadon. Bren- da Moore, Doris Bunch. and Mr. Jackson. instructor. H5 MANNING THE BEAUTIFUI CITY One approaches Manning, located in coastal Carolina, through avenues of moss-draped trees. The children walk to school along wistcria-draped streetsg everyone in Manning is constantly con- scious of Manningis motto: 'Wlatchless for Beauty and Hospitalityf, The Azalea Carden Club maintains and beautifies the Library grounds: the Calnelia Car- den Club beautifies the school grounds: and the Manning Carden Club the Court House grounds. The town is a bird sanctuary and the Manning Carden Club sponsors a boys, bird club which teaches reverence for the native birds. HlDIIlP1JWHl'f' take lridflful 5 I cars- of thPir grounds. and rows. Camvllias. azaleas. pines and well-kept lawns make' Manning a beautiful Pity-. SCHOOL GROUNDS Qin: 9' 5 THE BIRD CLUB The Banquef, MANNING HIGH SCHOOL APPRECIAT ES BEAUTY Annually the school observes a IH ihe h0mCC0miT1gP31'adCv Junior-Senior banquet, holds a May Court celebration, elects its Royalty, participates in parades and honors its outstanding stu- dents who are beautiful in face, form and spirit. it Preparing for the Beauty Pageant THE MAY CUURT MISS FRANCES ANNE DVRANT ATTENDANTS Miss ANNA Boswml, KN i MISS FRANCES NME BRADHAM MISS ANN TAYLOR JUNIOR MISS IVIANNING HIGH ww 6' MISS JULIE ANN JACKSON AND HER ATTENDANTS MISS JOANN JOHNSON E kwin MISS HI MISS Libby Bagnal Q 'f'Qwv-f WE HONOR KING TEEN DeLeon Scott D.A.R. AWARD Sue Hancock SPONSORS Misses Dottie lfaflfm. Amelia Anne Burke. lfrzmces Mae Bradham, Betsy Dobson, Annie Maude Gedcliugs, An- na Boswell, Gayle Overby, and Betty Sykes. HOME COMING QUEEN M ISS ANNIE MAITIJE GEIIIJINGS iw' fn WE HONOR OUR REPRESENTATIVES TO GIRLS' STATE AND BOYS' STATE Each year the state Ameri- can Legion and the Legion Auxiliary conduct training schools in citizenship for the members of the rising Senior Class who are judged by the Faculty of their school, as being outstanding in leader- ship. ROBERT DURANT RUTLEDGE DURANT ff! LIBBY BAGNAL AMELIA ANNE BURKE BILL WILSON Miss junior Class, NANCY LEE Mr. Junior Class, JOE ALDERMAN 6, Miss Freshman Class, RUTHIE BETHUNE Mr. Freshman Class, MIKE CHALFANT Miss Senior Class Mr. Senior Class CHOICE 7 3 ANN WITHERSPOON LEWIS ALDERMAN OF THE SES , as Miss Sophomore Class, DOROTHY FLEMING Alf. Sophomore Class, MARION EADON A Miss Sub-Freshman Class, CERALDINE HODCE Mr. Sub-Freshman Class, JOEY TAYLOR I27 MOST STVDIOIS Sue Hancock. Victor Jackson, and Shirley Ann Clark NIObT DEPEINDABLE Cean Carter and Jack Hodge FHIEN DLIEST Libby Bagnal and DeLeon Scott BEST LOOKING EiZ3iZ1fiTd SENIORS Robert DuRant MOST FOI RTEOL S Frames xllll Button and Jank Hodge . , 4. ,MP -- .H '44 A is T - S. Q fn 1 ' , , . Y- 'gf ' MOST C0-OPICIKATIVH HOICE Betty Richburg and Sammy Curlwtt NIObT ATHLETIC Amella Ann Burke and Rax Hodgf -AN MOST LIKELY T0 Sl CCEEIJ Libby Bagnal and Victor Jackgon 'VIOHT TAI ENTED Gwen Hodge and John Rld lll 51: 53 3 WITTILST Margwret Triclale and Landon Platt MANNING THE CITY OF PROGRESSIVE INDUSTRIES Manningls principal industries are . - agricultural. No finer corn, cotton, and keys are raised in abundance. 'Tickers harvesting a late crop. tobacco are grown anywhereg cattle of both dairy and beef type, hogs and tur- 'ix 11' Iowa is not the only place where the tall corn grows Tobacco as high as the owner's head. l30 t. . Pm5lY CllW hams and bac-on ff? A if While agriculture is Manningfs prin- cipal industry, timber from the sur- rounding country is manufactured into lumber and Sacony of Manningi, manu- factures suits, dresses, childrenis cloth- ing, and other items of clothing which are worn throughout the nation. The Torrid Stove Company manufac- tures tobacco curers which are used throughout the tobacco belt in the United States and Canada. t,i, -, t , xv K awuny ,Ss longer for Thank glNlI1g and Lhristma but for From timber to lumber. For the world to wear THE FARMERS FUN EEST THE CHRISTMAS PARADE 'TQ I 9 5'Farmerettes X -xs,.,,f-- Winn.- Crowning Jean DuBose, Harvest 'The hog-calling contesti' IMYH ,A Santa Claus is coming to town 'Q Queen 'Beautification' i' ik 13 it Q ,tt Y' I if-v ,Q ' I 1 M l , .V 1 :. ,f ati, . ' fx 4 gi '00 il' VE , at C , vf, A it 1,84 Gov!! 7 H , ,HNXXW-Y H6 tt ' it it 'Q of M it Development of youth 'Wannin under the leadership of the Merchants Association and the Finer Carolina A g, - . t .- Committee, sponsored by the Carolina Power and Light Company. held a Farmers Fun Fest in October and at Christmas time a Christmas parade depicting the objectives for Manning in the Finer Carolina Contestg namely. Religious Training, Beautification, Culture and Dew elop ment of Y Outh COMPLIMENTS OF HOME OF BETTER VALUES Mannmg Souih Carolina Ni' MMV? milf: TOMLINSON S FOOD STORE CENTRAL COFFEE SHOP Shop and Save Exfra Goocl Coffee MANNING soun-I CAROLINA Wh Rea' Cream I MANNING soum CAROLINA 'K' C S and S H RIGBY Gulf Dnsirlbufors MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA CLARENDON SUPPLY CO Hardware Televnslon Elecfncal Applnances MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF COTTON COTTON STORAGE FERTILIZER Manning, Soufh Carolina COMPLIMENTS Wholesale Co JE CANDY CIGARS lgzct Y PHONE 6642 Manmng Souih Carolina DRUGS HOSIERY H3 fm Ge? 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