Manning High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Manning, SC)

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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

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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

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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