Manning High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Manning, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

I . ff ,ff ff- , N f I Q Jul MANNING HIGH SCHOOL MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA Wm Q --cr-. 4 WW I +:Sl:N V55 ,, ,jf ' .x,-A, Yr'-sqm-3, '-. ' wi, 1 , -any B XI' 1 ' l X XX v . ' N13 9 J 'Qi J. n , Xa 5 ga.,o .vi-' oo 1 t EDITOR'S MESSAGE Since each student of Manning High School lives in America the land of opportunityg in South Carolina, a state which feels boastful pride in the attainments of its citizens and in Manning, a city noted for its beauty, hospitality and civic pride, the well-deserved recogni- brought to each of us great joy and untold happiness. We have chosen for the theme of our 1957 yearbook the school s part in the training of ideal American citizens through its offerings in both classes and ac- t1v1t1es In preserving for each student the memories of happy high school days, we the members of the Mahiscan staff wish to remind each one that the opportunities furnished ln all of the school's activities offer to each a challenge to become ideal American citizens. JH 7 . . . g 9 tion of one of our townsmen, a former schoolmate, has 9 9 H C Z fb ,sqm l 2 7 ist, ., f' 2 f I WJ' ,J x Marian, f xv f GM 6070 - - tg ,,Wa,.f' We the students of Manning High f -.N A 'wif Cf? Q fb School, who have followed your career with deepest interest, are so proud that such a short time ago you were an integral part of our school. We are enjoying the same educational experiences which were yours so recently. Your many outstanding qualities have offered a challenge to each of us. So it is with great pride and admiration that we, . the students of Manning High School, dedicate to you, Marian McKnight, Miss America of 1957 the 1957 Mahiscun. '-nq7,YY v Y.. YE' A , --J' Ji M 5 Q 1 4 PANK AVENUE llrw PQ can, gy-qtxy.. 22 1Z9,4S5Qe xr lv 'L-1. i 'C-ct-, '2icH:g Q.. ,fa fe, 2' FL?-'N-.1 'N-g, X MQ?-f.5: 1 ,Qfyf 'Qcihggi 'Tcf iss. s 144 2K QA.- '???l,15i2f Aw-4,3-2 1 it-,CQ-1 it gig 'Sq-1-it 2' Zigi 'll 4 ,, x. 3 as m 'Q 5 mtv, A we , - , , l Q .t ix , x ja 4 MISS AM .L J? 2, NR, tl ,E , Ea sif ix: f K iw i V 1 ,':21. ' F 1 4- - -' If I should be chosen as Miss America, I would try to uphold the finest ideals of American young womanhood and prove a worthy represen- tative of my state and my nation. -Marian McKnight 'V f ATLANTIC CITY fwhere the dream of a former Nlzmning High School student, Marian McKnight, came true. SOUTH CAROLINA fthe home of beautiful girls- Miss Universe. Miss United States, Miss Dixie and MISS AMERICA. AMERICA - the land where Ullj'0Il8,5 zlremn can come true. Qf L59 MISS SOUTH -0- if N nfs' 43 f 1 Z S QP S .S S , ' . V E: I , 4 Bea11ty,, X lr- 4 7: I X, , y in 8 Ch AROLINA ,,j'!-5+ Q-. V f it if ggi' f 4 -, '- 4 fl , 15? W ii '-IIT! i' 11 'lj 'iff-f f . ? 3211? -L i M 3, ,gf ' Q re' 1 - 'gTa1ent,' MYRTLE BEACH -where Marian excelled in both beauty and talent her talent, entitled the 'LMonroe Doctrine was an original impersonation of Marilyn Monroe. MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA -a city which is noted for beauty hospitality, and civic pride. Q- xg -T u. - , ,., - - ' A. N 4 M!-XRIAN M'!1iN??GH'?m v04-As in .IR fm, fix r fl. I- 4 . I 4 1 .iv , -+4 . . - . . v 5 , v' , Miss +2 America x I t'At the press breakfast W, ' , V Aft gigs, 41 A .,-in , Z, - 455,1 f 1. 3 'KQZ - I? . a vl.-ta. On the courthouse lawn were gathered citizens from Manning, Clarendon C o u n t y, South Carolina. and neighboring states. Mrs. Fred Owens, the artist. presents her portrait to Miss America. This was displayed with hundreds of other gifts. f J? 3 V65 The Manning High School float represented some of the high school honors of Miss America: Chief Cheerleader, Editor of the Monarch, Miss Manning High School, and Valedictorian, tr 1' 1, + -'L-...ggi ,,-VM , 5 A 'QI X. a-A Governor George Bell Tim- mcrman, Jr. officially makes Miss America? the statels Ambassador of Good Willw designating her the most beautiful addition to our clip- lomatic corps and the most giftedfl 'ca ol V' K xmen yavcf i-Nxyesxiannkng Q8 M D ihe r 'K AQWYH 'Wh' The jawn- of Soum farolira 'R A -. 1 My Alma Mat:-r Entranrc tu the spacious auditorium. the latest addition to Blan- ning's Campus. wr The CON-rf-fl Why from Thei High Svlim-l Building to The Cafetvria. The Vocational Building The Uunfl Ronin. and Tln- Cyninu-iuin ig pr-flnalmly thx' we-nv of tntlrr- avtivity than any apo tin tht' Ullllljllli. . 5,42 -ig: , . I T h e Administration Building and the Elemen- tary School is the oldest building on the campus. A sr-ction of The Voca- tional Huildin F rl' 9?' !LfW4,, f 1: . ' .565 I- Tis-:na-615--. -..'-' 'Hill l'lilNIfXliY SCH1 MDI. In this building the groundwork for an eduvation in Manning is laid. .4-,, . ff- Manning is fortunate in hav- ing a wise. efficient school board who. subject to the will of the patrons, maintains a school whose sole purpose is the training of ideal American students. JoAnne Barwick. chief marshal. leads hhliss Ani:-rica to thx- stage to I'Ilf't'l the school board. faculty. and students , Left to right: Mr. Boyd Rhameg Mr. J. M. Eaddy, Secretary: Mr. Paul E. Floyd: America, I Q ' i I Mr. Harry L. Harvin, Chairmang Mrs. Margaret O'Neill. Nliss America's C of her Alma Mater. Mr. W. hapf-ron. Ba rher Sykesg Miss 432.2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IO8 ADVERTISING CONTENTS .......I8 . ............. 20 FEATURES.. .......... .46 .. ............ .93 ..........II3 WILLIAM H. WELDON Superintendent A.B.. Presbyterian College MA.. Furman University During his seven years as Superintendent of Manning Public Schools. Mr. Weldon has led the school in a period of progress. The physical plant has been improved. the enroll- ment has increased greatly. and the course offerings and activities have been broadened. FLOYD LFE OVEHBY ,ff-W Prinfipzzl AB.. Erskine College: Nl.Ecl.. Illiivcfrxity of Smith Carolina ADMINISTRATION .lL'I-IA WILSON LESESNE Dean of Girls: Guidance Counfclnr: Nlatlwrnatirwg Senior Sponsor: Nlaliifcan Advisor AB.. XVIIIIIITUIJ Collvgf-3 Mlffl.. Univerfity of Stblllll Carnlina - ,ia 15 A' The Dean welcomes a former ideal Amerifan student. Marian McKnight JANE E. BACOT History A.B.. Coker College W. H. HASDICN llanfl Direvtor East Carolina College BROOKL .l. llH.-XlJll:XM l.utin: English: Director of llfiiIl1Lllli'5Q Senior Sponsor: Olcl English Nl Sponsor ill.. Coker College 1 X i To Train Ideal American Students BETTY N. DINKLYS English: Student Council Advisor A.B.. Limestone Collegeg M.Ed.. University of South Carolina MARION E. DUBOSE. JR. Agricultureg F.F.A. Sponsor Supervisor of Bus Drivers B.S., Clemson College EVA VVELLS DURANT Mathematics: Junior Girls' 4-H Club Sponsor A.B.. Winthrop College PEGGY C. fQ:XllllYlfll F.ll.l..:l. Fponeor BS.. Coker College- . wm,r Cf P0s'rmg CLOSING 5 RECORDING ENTRIES .XXX X 1- Im fig 5igM,g ,rr f ,W ..' ., -ugwm J , LEON HARRIS. JR. Science: MidgetCoacl1: Aviation Club Sponsor I.l..B.. Washington and Lee University EDNA T. HUCGHNS Mathematics A.B.. Winthrop College The Faculty Numbers 22: 6 Men and 16 Women, With a Total of 24 College Degreesp Experience Ranges From 1 to 34 Years Wee' I 'ng R.. .l :X MHS lv. .l :X H ll RTT Sf'lf'llt'f'1 l'l1y-ical lilucationz :Mei-tan! Coach .-XB.. l'nisf-r-ity of South Carolina ANNE D. LHSESNE Ellgll-lll Sciczicc Coke-r College: llnixf-rsityofSo11th Carolina WIl.I.I.AUI P. MABRY History: Physical Education Varsity Coach: Block M Sponsorg Boys' 4-H Club Sponsor Wrnfford College Ell DIE lUTTll7 il R-XYT ffl. Xll X XY. HX lflilll ,lfllfllf l'l..-XYlfll lfllglllelli .lllllllll' lflusf Fpmi-m'1 SI'lt'lif'l'I l'li3sif':1l l'l4lIH'L1ll0ll llirl-A lell lllulr Spmisuri l7.'ll.'X, libsLukf-1-1,f,llf'gf- llllll!5lHvllN1ll' lil..4l1.lnml,i.1lmllvgf-: l.ll., lima-rsilx ul Nnllll l.Lll'HllIlil 1 X .1 .J ' I Nlirl-TIF Z. Nl4'lll.Yl'll'lX Sl'lf'I1Pt'Z lliulugx: F4'le'I14'f' lllulv HF.. Wiutlirwp llullvgy- The Manning Faculty Has Attended a Total of 28 Colleges and Universities and Each Member ls a Spe- cialist in His Particular Field nd' ffs AGNES SHVIAFR .-XZAIEA STRICKIAND NlLlll1tlIllL1lll'Sl History: Block UM Home Ecorwrnics: .l.H.A. Sponsor Spnnwr: juninr Class Sponsor BS.. Winthrop College B..-X.. Culumlmia College ll.-XYYIXII 'l'lNlNlU'NS .HEY 'IOLSUX lx Xllll l.l1,lINll , I is nr li . Nlmmrm h Lurilrilvrvvz Xl1IllLlI'l ll5I1llIlSflI' Spnrisori l'lI'f'llI'll Cfluh SINPIISOI' l'I.ll,l,.:X. SINIIINUI' fX.li.. l rilu-rsltx'nfSn1iIl1 Lilflillllll lli.. XX-lllillfllll Colle-gv r I if mfwmmz l tl 1 1 6 - Q oooooeoo l l l VICTOR JACKSON 'FT Ilouklwflper During the School Day the Faculty Meets With 74 Classes, Supervises Study Halls, Hallways, and Our Teachers Find Time to Sponsor I8 Clubs and Organizations High School Lunch Personnel MRS. AILEEN EVANS. MRS. EMILY THERRELL. and MRS JOE ORVIN WIl,I.I.-XXI NIIIDROW DAISY Il. tQ.'X5llil.E KIIYNPIDY High S1-lmol Dictician Niaintenam-el Superxisnr ' f, x 4 Matheniativs classes in which students solve- prulmleins requiring reasoning ancl thouffht. These classes teach stuclents to nlist-rw, tn measure and tu evaluate. rr Biology students find the study of leaves and bark intriguing. To Train Ideal School Has 1.0 CL' English students practice discipline of the written and spoken wordi Tr! 24 Ncience students learn the techniques of di coxers s urvign languagz-Q help sturlf-nts rnastvr tin-ir own. nnHHn0,,n,,6 OOOOUQOOOGQ 00006000000 500900000906 ' 5 1 - m -vit a: W' ' 2 14'- 'sc P Aa ,4 iv ' v Vocational education assures students economic security. American Students Manning High a Variety of Course Offerings and Classes Home Economics makes for br-tter homes. Social sciences teach students their rt-sponsiimiiitif-s and obligations in a democracy. T1 'vga I ww President, Travis Browng Vice Presidents, Gayle Overby and Heyward Mitchum Secretary, Edna DuRantg Treasurer, Mary Moore. PRS In the Ninth Grade This Senior Class Had an Enrollment of 89. sw' - . FQ' .: ,J :GN es., bs DEXTER GILBERT ALLEN Take ez'erybody's advice, then do as you choosef' FFA 1. 2, 3, 45 Aviation Club 1, 23 Footba1l,4g Substitute Bus Drive-r 4. C. W. ARD A gentleman never lets studying interfere with his educa- tion. Aviation Club I. 2g FFA 1, 2, 35 FBLA 33 Block M Club 3, 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Class Vice President 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 43 Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. .lo ANN ARD A loving heart is the truest wisdom. 4-H Club 1, 2g ,IHA 1, 2g FBLA 1. MARY ETTA BAKER Her heart is true and pure as gold. Sumter High School: Fellowship Club 1, Manning High School: Monarch Staff 3, 43 FBLA 3, 43 Chorus 3. MARY VIRGINIA BAGNAL No legacy is so rich as honestyf, JHA 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE BARWICK Strong is the soul, and wise, and beautiful. Marshal 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Marshal 3g Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, Vice President: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, School Treasurer 41 Monarch Staff 3, 4, Business Managcrg Maliiscan Staff 2. Sophomore Editor, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Me-ntal Contests I, 25 FTA 1: Class Play Cast 3, 43 Senior Superlatiw. JOHN BOSTVELL Let earh man's hope be in himself. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 44 Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 43 Class Play Ca-t 3, 4. THOMAS FRANKLIN BREWER Determination makes dreams come true. Aviation Club lg FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Scif-nce Club 45 Football 3, 4, Basketball 1. HARTLEY GEPHORD BREWER, JR. The true worth of a man is his character. Latin Club 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2. y This ls the First Senior Class in Many Yea Girls: 34 Boys and 31 Girls: Total 65. ROY BREWER 'Taithfulness and sincerity first of allf' Chorus 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Award in Agricul- ture 3, Mahiscan Photographer 4. TRAVIS M. BROWN, JR. Agree if you can, if not, dispute it like a man. Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Block M Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, FTA 4, Monarch Staff 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 3, Head Typist 4, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Boost- er Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Boys' State 3, Senator and Su- preme Court Justice, Class President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Hon- orable Mention All-State Football 3, Senior Superlative. JIMMY BRUNSON Smile and the world smiles with youf, FFA 1, 2, 3, FBLA 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Senior Superlative. DONALD BRYANT Never worry-live in todayas sunshine? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Aviation Club 1, 2, Science Club 3, FBLA 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. JOE BRYANT Life is too short to worryf' FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, JAMES ANDREW BURCESS Thy fame lies in thy disposition. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 4, Scienge Club 3, 4, Football 2, Bus Driver 3, Aviation Club 1, Booster Club 3, Chorus 4. BOBBIE JO CARTER She is alike to all, and lilfed by all.', JHA 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Beta Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Receptionist 4, Mental Contest 2. ELVIA JEAN COKER She has a natural, wise sincerity. JHA 1, Library Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Art Club 4, Chorus 4, French Club 4. Secretary, Receptionist 4, Class Play Cast 4, 4-H Club 1. Which Has More Boys Than Rl TH L D VVILLS In lzfr ull p fnrmiv rtrluei 1111 rzrl - te swf. 'wi sf Wa. 'H i' if Ball! ERVIN STANLEY DUGCAN ltn 111141111 rs poiur iss 'resuent I 3 Treasurt-'r 2 Student Counc1l2 4 President 11 1r1r1 11 rrsic cn x F 'V iorus 1 r-nci 11 1 1 fretsurer Lxbrarw Club Sponsor Nliss a nsr in onte 1 tr-1 111111 ass ax as VIOLET JOYCE DENNIS Mtn mile a nmnxenr but tlirzjfv 111111 though! ul of others l Buns VIARY KATHLEEN DENNIS The reufznl or honmly 1 nz tht oct zlsel Club l F are 1n an rum :1 or o is Nlonarch Stall 2 3 1 Sports Editor 2 Feature Editor 3 Assistant Editor 1 Nlahiscan Staff 2 3 Business Rcpresentatne 2 Junior Editor 1 English Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 -Xrt Club 1 Presl cn 111 C 1 2 B11 ke ,1 1 flass Plai Cast 3 I Oratorifal Winner 'i Nltntal Contests 2 I Plated Junior English 2 Social Studies 2 Senior L1 1 nm 111 B ot r Club 3 4 Senior Superlatne Pren Club 1 Vine Pres1dent EDNA DURANT Write me as one that lotet his fellow men . 1 V' ff! A ?f8Q5ig,j7'1 .. t A 5,59 'Vt 5 A 4 - L 1' ' -' ' . ' 1 1 I '. . 1-ll Cl b l 5 Lil . V' C11 l 3, 1, P fl t 45 Art Cl1 b 15 TA .5 Cli, l l . -, I i i 1 1 I li Cl 5 Fr l Cl l , ' .' 5 ' . j 5, , 4 ' Class Favorite l5 Aviation Cl11b 15 Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band M 1- ,x -- C Q 4: Rv. If -,I 1: C1 Pl a- C 1 5, 1, 2, 3, tg NI -h' g B d, D 'Mi 1, 2, 3, 45 -Ch ri 2, R, 45 All 5 35 011 i M l, ', , ,, '., '11 15 fi-1 ' , ' 4' I . Lat' -lui 5 '-1 tb'll 5 Q' . U' I . ., A5 ' Jllh . 2, I5 FBLA I5 L-ll Club l. 25 'ter Club Al. hh 11,51 3: Ba l' Cl,'iz:'1: U 5 Q' 5 jf' i ,V 5' . Ch -- . f A. , -, - , - ,AU 4-ll , , 2, 3, 45 JH.-X lg BI.-K 1. 1' ' if ' . 4 RHUNETTE DRIGGERS Liver not lo 111011511 l1r'r,v'lf, but others. ,IHA l. 2, 35Fl3l1-Xl' ill Vluhl 2 'l 1 ima Rx Mahiscan Staff -1, Senior Editor, Typist5 Monarch Staff 3, 4, Feature Writer 3, Sports Editor 45 Miss Hi Nlissg Old English M Club 1, Presiclcntg Concert Band 1, 25 Marching Band 1, 25 Latin Club 2, Treasurr-1'5 Girls' State fi, House ul lieprvsent:1tivcs5 Miss Manning High Attendant 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, L Co-Captain 35 4-ll Club l, 25 Honiem-mixing Sponsor 1, 45 Hnn1r-coining Queen 45 Cheerleader 3, -I5 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Block M Cl11b 1, 2, 3, 4, Scribe 3, -1-5 Teenage Canteen President 25 FTA 1, Z, 3, lv, Librarian 35 Senior Class Sponsor Miss Mahiseann Contestg Class Vice President 1, 35 Class Secretary 45 Booster Club 3, 4, President 35 Class Play Cast 3, 45 Annual Clinic 45 Cheerleader Clinic 35 Carolina Carillon Miss Clarendon 45 Rcp- resentative South Carolina Conservatism Camp 35 May Queen 45 Senior Supcrlative, LAURA SOPHIA DURANT A fertile brain, a Calm and purposeful spirit. fl-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 25 Concert Band. 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Band Clinic 25 Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 43 Marshal 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Monarch-Aires 2, 35 FTA 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Monarch Staff 3, 4, Feature Writer 3, Feature Editor 45 Old English M Club 45 Booster Cl11b 3, 45 FBLA -1, Vice President5 Class Play Cast 3, 45 Mental Contests l, 2, 3, Plant-tl Junior English 1, 25 Studi-nt Council 15 May Court 45 Senior Siiperlativu. JAMES LEE FLOWERS, JR. Why worry, it will happen. Football 1, 2, 3, -15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -15 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Block M Cl11b 2, 3, 45 FFA 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Aviation Cl11b 25 4-H Club 2. Q' gp if DOROTHY VIRGINIA FLEMING lf love be music, play on. Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3g .IHA 1, 2g Miss Sophomore , Block M Club 2, 3, 4g Home- coming Sponsor 4g Receptionist 4g Class Play Cast 33 May Court 4. BILL GARDNER As merry as the day is longf, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Manager 2, Block M Club 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2g Aviation Club lg FTA 45 Chorus 3, 45 Class Play Cast 35 Bus Driver 4g Booster Club 3, 4. MILES DARGAN GARNETT A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. FFA I, 2 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 4. HOWARD GARNETT Live and let live. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Block M Club 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Baseball 4. MARY ROSE GEDDINGS It is well for one to know more than he saysf' 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4g Receptionist 4. MURRAY GEDDINGS H e profits most, who serves best. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 43 Booster Club 3, 4, FBLA 4. One Hundred Per Cent of the Senior Clos CHARLES EDWIN HALEY To live as gentle as I can, to be, no matter where, a manf, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Ig Football 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. WILLIAM EDWARD HARRINGTON Forever curious to learn and never satisfieclf' Science Club 3, 4, President 4, Aviation Club I, 2g Booster Club 4, 4-H Club lg Latin Club 2g School Movie Photo- grapher 4. BEVERLY HODGE ln work and play, I find the joys Uf liffing-H Beta Club 1, Latin Club 2, 4-H Club 1, 2: Libraw Club 3, 4. DM 'E 3 vn- ipate in Extracurricular Activities ' 4 --- 'ff'-L JACK HOLLA DA Y 4 Ll'lff'lf'-S if r1r'iwrInwl.A' l lfX I. 2, 2, Swrwtarx 2. Pr:-cult-ut fi: Fruillmll l, J, 3: Hui Ilriw-r -1 fi I -.f.. MAR I AN HOLLA DAY Cw,fI nulurw anrl ,qffml -wifi' lirrfrn fin' jnzrlffflf' JHA I. 2: 1-H Club I. 2. Y. I. fun: Imaflr-r 1: BMJ Club 3. 43 FBI-4 3. 1. Prv-ivlf-nl lg Xlunarr-li Stall l: Nlalu-I-an Typi-rg Nlalxi-ran Stuff l. 'IWVINIQ Bwwt--r Club 'L i: Fvniur Fupf'rlatiu', BILL HOOK 'Tia lllv minfl thu! rnfzlwi lhv lfufls rink. Flnill-ul Cuurivil I. l. l'ulrllm llwlnlmrl- Illunrluxlll li Xlmmrr ll Fluff Ii. l. N'-us I-ffln--r 1, Lm-ul.ui-Ju Nlulmg:-r lg hmtiun liluli l. lg l..mu 1 I.Iulv L2 llwv-lfcr f,luln 'L l: l.l.i-- 'l'r-uxxurvr 2. 'ii ll.1r1lllug llzlrul I. 2, hi. lg Xlullzirvli-'llrfw l. 2. lg Ilvfl lauuullwli llulll---l l, 2. 'lg 5.-I-un-I I'l.u-f- lg Ifun: vrl Ilan-l I. -3. fl. lg lluml lilu- k 'lg Illlurus I, 2, IS. l, .Xrwnl1p.ir1i-I 2: Sfwixrw lfluli 2: Old Iluizli-ll xl Clulr fi, 1, Yin- l'r:--11If'nt 'i: Nlrnlul Cnulf--If lg lhn-I Cllniu- I: llvu Cluln I, 2, 'S, I. Suv Eslilur lg Xlalxiu-cm Stall l, Eflitur-in-Cliici, Typiatq Annuul Clinic lg Claus Play Ca-L 1: Fwni-ir Supwrlaliw. JULIE ANN JACKSON Burials is ifv nun P,x1'uSv for living. Cluw Fnvvnritr' I: 1-H Clulr 1. 2. Vi-'n' I'rr-sillvnt 2: Runnvr-up Junior flIixs Warming Hi lg Junior Hugs Manning Ili 2: Miss Manning High FS: Clif-1-rlearlvr I, 2. 3. l, Cliif-I 1: Iiuu-wr Club 3, 1: Latin Club 2: Block M Club 2. 3. I-1 FTA I, 3, 1-. Yicv President lg Class Play Ca-I 3. It Block Nl Club Fpurisnr WINS Xlzxliisranu Contest: NI-:ly Court: Senior Supf-rlative. AUBREY JOHNSON Srwng1l1 In bf frm fu flu: M-r url man. FFA 1, 2, 'ig Bu- llrnn-r 2. i. 1, PENDLETON JONES .-I clear ufznwienw fmfl hvmux nziufl. Aiiatiun Club I, 1, I'rl'si1lf'nI 2: Silvnw- Clulr 3. Prcxislvnlg Bela Club I: Nlarfhing Bauvl 1. 2, 3. I: fhvrlve-rt Balwl I. 2, fi. 13 Muliaira-li Staff 3, l. Circulation Xlanagf-r: Xlzilnwcxll rulf 2. 'L l, Businvfs Xldrlugf-r iz Fluflf-nl ffuumil l: lllmy-liiiii: 1.1.1-sl'las Cu-I '5, lg Latin Cluli 2: Buys' Starr '41 HJ,-.cur Club 'L 41 Svuinr Sup'-rlatuf-. WILLIANI PHILIP KENNICIJY llw lllflf ui!! mf' owl nu--1 kwin K flvlffrl I -uvxlmll l J. I. l. ll-1-ilupuxzn l: lh-lutlmll l. 2. 'L l. flu-v.i1vf.iiri lg li.:-1-lull l. J, 'L 8, Lu 1.13-min 'i: llluvk Xl Club 1. 2, fi, i, 'l'n i ur r 'I l'r ul nt 1 li I Vinh l ' 'K l hi '11 lluln l -A .- , .-- 1- 3 1-a . , -. .. : atv: . 1 Il-mx' Shih- 'i. ll--uw ul lin-pr'-vfvalulix-'-: lim.-hir l.lulz 'L lg Xlulii'-ran Skill '5. X--i-Lim llii-irxv-N Xlmnugp-r: llI.i-- Pr:-firlr-r.! 2: Ftuilvnl Cuunvil 3, 1, Yir-- l'rQ--1-fur! S, Fwrgfnizit-.il-XIII., l: Cla-- Play Ca-I fl, lg llwnnrrli Stuff l. 'lxpistg I..iIm Club 2: Wlur-lial Ig Ana lll-5tur I n-1Lball'Iw.un 1: F:-rm: Nil-vrluliw. KITTY SLE LANGSTON I .'1+fizl1:-rfwul nur flwl-iw. Ih-R'-timll J. 4, I: l'l'X I: l.1itin Lluli lg l-ll Lluir 1, J. 'S. iz lulirury Cluli fl, lg ll -f-- -iv-1 Llub K, 13 li'-wfpn-mi-I l: 411.1-S l'Iax llmt fi, l. JANIIQS HOBIQIIT Mm.-KINNEY ly ww yuh 1- null, fur pm, 111.1117 lilmk Xl Club 2. fl, l, Xu 1- l'r:--nl'-nr lg I-If-rtlfall I, 2, 'i, l, Cu- lf.qf1.ziu lg l5.i-lv-ll-all I. 2. I, l, 1.1:-l..:q-tziiri lg lirmwlwr Club fi, lg Fr'-n--lx Clulr 2. fi: I'Hl',K 4: Lldv Yi..,- l'n-fini:-nl 23 Chorus 35 All- Tuurnum-nl Ii.:-ka-:bull S: Kr'-a Kl145tar llmtlnxll T:-.nn I. A A J: sg J fi ' 9,8 . fix, x, r e ,,.. -as 'U' 29- E HEYWARD MITCHUM Music is the gladness of the world. 4-H Club 1, 2, Aviation Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Bus Driver 4, Monarch-Aires l, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Senior Superlative. MARY MOORE How sweetly rlofh her musie sound. Class Secretary 1, Vice President 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, French Club 4, President, Latin Club 2, Secretary, Aviation Club 4, Vice President, Chorus 1, 3, 4, French Club Sponsor Miss Mahiscanl' Contest 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Alternate Cheer- leader 4, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Booster Club 3. 4, Christmas Court 3, Queen, Carolina Carillon Miss Clarendon 3, May Court 3, 4, Maid of Honor 3, Senior Superlative. CECILE MAE MORRIS There is no friend like a friend who will slanrl by you to the end. 4-H Club 3, 4, ,IHA 1, 2, Homecoming Sponsor 4. SHERWOOD MORRIS Worrying never marle men great, so u'hy should l worn 9 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. BARBARA GAYLE OVERBY One who seems to be sueressful in everything she under- takes. Student Council 4, Girls' State 3, House of Representatives, Mahiscan Staff 4, Senior Business Representative, FTA 1, 2, 4, Vice President l, Program Chairman 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Vice President 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Song Leader 1, Reporter 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Ten Per Cent of the 'Y' Block M Club l, 2. 3. 4, Homecoming Sponsor 2, Class Play Cast 3. 4, Latin Club 2, Runner-up Declamation Con- test 3, May Court 4, Senior Superlative. JESSIE MAXINE PACK 'Thy morlesty is a ranrlle to thy rnerilf: ,IHA 2, Library Club 4. NIARIANNE PACK Personality is the greatest Charm of allf' JHA 1 2' 4-H Club l 2 3. 4' FBLA 4 Re orter' Annual - - , - , - 1 p v Staff 4, Klahisean Typist, Booster Club 3, 4, Class Seeree tary 3. LEE EDMONDSON REAVES Conserve everything but good nature. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4. JAKE ROSS Hake haste slozulyf' FFA 1.2. 3. 45 Aviation Club 1, 2. ANN RUSH Tho truest self-respect is not to thinl: of seljf, 4-H Clulm 1.2.3. fl-5JHA 1.25 FBLA 1. RUBY LORETTA SPIGNEK One thing is forever good-that one thing is success. JHA 1, 25 4-H Club I. 2, 35 FBLA 3, 4. Vice President 35 Student Council 25 Class Vice President 1, 25 Hahiscan Staff 15 Basketball 1. DELLE ANNETTE STEWART NPatrzess is the crown of u'omarLhood.v 4--H Club 1, 2, 35 FBI..-X 3. 45 Aviation Club 25 ,IHA 1, 25 Basketball 1. WILLIAM BRITTON SLCC MAX constant as the northern staff, 4-H Club 25 Latin Club 25 Science Club 2, 35 Aviation Club 2. 35 Booster Club 3. Twenty-nine Per Cent of This Senior Class Is Planning to Enter College. i ANN GUERRY TAYLOR The past is made, let us make the futuref' Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chief 4, Block M Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mahiscan Staff 1, 4, Business Representative 1, Activities Editor 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, President, Class Treasurer 2, Runner- up Junior Miss Manning Hi 2, 4-H Club 1, Basketball 1, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Runner-up Declamation Contest 3, Short Story Contest Entry 3, Monarch Typist 4, Sponsor Mahiscan Staff Miss Mahiscan Contest 4, Chorus 4, May Court 4. STEVE TAYLOR Life, what art thou without love? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Block M Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. LAVERNE THIGPEN It matters not how long we live but how. JHA 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mahiscan Staff 3, Business Representative, FBLA 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Class Play Cast 3, 4, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Senior Super- lative. MASCOTS Jo Ann Moore Wyn Graham F7 I ai' JOSEPH DURANT THOMPSON, JR. Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Student Council 4, Boys' State 3, Senator, Monarch Staff 2, 3, 4, Writer 2, 3. 4, Sports Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Mahiscan Staff 4, Sports Editor, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pub- licity 4, Latin Club 2, Aviation Club 1, Old English HM Club 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, Class Play Cast 3, 4. IVA JEAN WALLACE A peaceful mind, a genuine development. Beta Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Secretary 4, Latin Club 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Mental Contests 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Mahiscan Typist. JIMMIE FULTON WILSON Life offers much to him who seeks it. Football 1, 2, 4, Block M Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Booster Club 3, 4, FTA 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, FFA 4, Chorus 4, Aviation Club 1. JUNIOR OFFICERS l'rP.v1'1frfnf IDOHOTIIY ICAXIJON Vice IDTPSZIIIPIIIS MARY YV. HILTON MIKE CIIxII,I'1.'IX'I1 Secrelar-V-Tr0r1s1zrf'r PAT STOCN lili ,II-an .-Krlrlrfrsun He-rmun .'xI'lI H4-'nry A. Ar1IiQ Tora Ardis Mary A. Barre-lt W'iIma ,I. Ilarwivk Jamv, X. Iif-atwn Ke-nnr-th IIPHINHII Ruthiz- II:-thunv Jw- 'If Iirazihum EIIIIII Iirvwvrr Mary I. Iirflwwr Imux-v Iirwadway Juniors Number 73: 26 Boysp 47 Girls Fx 'QP' ps 1 2 N I ,M Frarmwx Hale-5 xIQ'H'l'lf'Ilf' Ilalf-y llnrnthy IlLlT!'t'I-U11 .l.f:.Ili1I'NiIl Stvwzirl Hzuwin Kathy Hvrlwng Nlury XY. Ililtun lJi1 Rex' klmlm- A1.,,L-.i s1..11m1u, l'L1t Hu in V U., - ,- jo ,Xrxr1,Inl111-un BPUTIY ,IllNIi1'r' 5U-xr' Ime- Qhir -U -lr ve Fxu xI1'f:I'x'il U1-tty lgfilgtlull R0-21 llryzint Xlilw llhulfant ,lllllllly fmxlxmgglfrll IDUITIIIIY Dllllifqr 45 Dick Daniella 'Q Ifultu- Ul1Hu-z- 'X Hurnlml R, lhlllusfl ,Xnneilv Ilukr- 'T' ,Iavk rim,- Q. G. Dorothy Hanlon Mike- Eppe-rson The-Ima Flm-ming Elilfilllqll Frcvnlan Hlvarwr Haley fd! 151 fQS X Y f Us 'ik A-wx QN ca , ' ia NEQQ-W J 7? SQ A M Vurllm Sm- flfilhgll' Put 'twgnrr 5.lrr'F.5I1Irlv- ,. . , r.lN1n- Fluk.-N lietty Wan- 'lflurm-N lhwrnlfzi 'l'lla1ll,v-N 'il H15 'Hlmllp-1-Il ,l.mmy lhffllllf-HII fiknrrif-Ir 'Iifm:1f-n- Ii-flllfy T1-'izzlf' 'PN .11 XXJVI hw-1XXf-l.+w1 H Y'!1v' Xl. XM-14 '1 XIIYWHI Wwwf liullfll NX-H-IA tit' f I 0 lu 1' li.. v . 1 C, , .,, QQ 4 if 415 g f ' I 43. 'S 1 X 3082113 Nr- Pholo Unavailable : Annette Braxton Edward Bagnal McQuee Bagnal Tracy Baker Audrey Barwick Betty Barwick Jean Berry Jean Bodenheiiner Harold Bomar John Bradham Johhnny Bradham Mary Sue Bradham Alice Breedin Dell Brewer Marvin Brewer Welborn Brewer Joyce Britt Faye Broadway Johnny Brown Bobby Brunson Vivian Burke Janice Campbell John Campbell Alex Carter Linda Carter Jean Cato Bobbie Chandler JO Clarke Billy Coffey Margaret Coker Eunice Corbett . In af 'Q' if iv ' I . fag SOPHOMORE oFFlcERs President BETTY KING Vice Presidents CLAIRE EADON BAYMOND GABNIQTT CABOLYN MCLEOD Secretary-Treasurer LYNN RIGBY There Are 93 Sophomores 8 . Vw, 5 in ikr K P3 ' C N if! le 3 it li Q H V . l B 42 if I J J g B X , , .2 9- V ,V x 2 V ' r w A FP' , I I - J 3- . 'fi ,LW iq :K 3 li 5, tv' by W4 ,ffl if T? f I 8 A ' 3 - J 11,5 , 8' v-. QT 6, 1 te- v ii I V X if V113 E' Reba Corbett Woody Corbett Clarenelon Coskrey Morre-ll Drigglers C-lon Duke' Claire- Faelon Janice' lfelmonelson A. C. English Sherry Filson Raymonel Garnett Naomi flvelelings lflmarine- Harrington AA, e i Eve-re'!t Harrington Jeannette- llarvin Charles Hill Rovky Hill Ge-ralelinv lloelge- Alvin llollaelay Ashle-y Hollaelay Ashley .luhneon Harris johnson Joanne- Ke-llefy Be-tty King john Lanel Betty Joe' Le-e- Steve' Lee- lela Mae- Mahoney lack .xli:llIllf'Wr Gelraleline' Nlclnnis Carolyn XIc'Leoel 54 Girls and 38 Boys. M .hy Q . 4 6' ,E+ M rf N , 'I W , ,f t L l ' X , X W Q , f - f f 1 i -VT, 6. , f W- it +44 ihtllltx. R Charlie- McLeod f .. 'f F lorcnce McLeod V Q Lawson McLeod if L , S Mary Jo McLeod . jg . t , N ,We Barbara Newman J f Libby Plowden M I , A V A George Reaves C Ann Richburg . ' Annette Rifhburg ,, M V ' ,A e ,J Carolyn Richburg f 5' V' 2' Lynn Rigby Y 1' Q f 3 V Dargan Rogers ' X ' 4 Buddy Spigner X ,v f ,fl gl 1 fi A 6 Lillian Fpigne-r ,lim Sprott Carolyn Ste-wart Sylvia Stone Ruby Jean Stul-:es Zola Mae Suggs Faye Taylor joey Taylor Happy Te-ed Ann Tliarnr: Clarence Ann Thames Carolyn Thompson Daxid Thompson Gwen Thornpeon .lo Anne- Tobias Frank Wallace Bobby Wilson Ronald Wilson in President, Martha Anna Graham V166 Presidents HUHIIHIC Dickson, Stephany Jus tice, Billy Sykes Secretary Treasurer lVleree Morris Martha Nelson Altman Mary Ann Ardis Elizabeth Bagnal Harry Barrett Martin Beatson Gene Blackmon Henry Bozard Janet Eloise Brewer Williani Brewer Betsy Bryant Betty ,lean Bryant Gladys Bryant Cynthia Campbell Mark Chewning Terry Cloy David Craft Joyce Daniels Beula Dennis Frances Dennis Gene Dennis Susan Mae Dennis Hummie Dickson Bob Diseker Larue Driggers Autry Duke Brenda Duke Mary Edith Eaddy Jackie Eadon Nina Eadon Allen Edens Barbara Ann Epps Earl Flemming Frank Garris Harriett Goddings Will Geddings Martha flnnr- Graham Frankie flriffith Alden Haley Ham-l Halt-y Henry Hvrlong: Betty Hoflge Dean Hodge Carolyn Holladay Charles Ingram Brf-mia Johnson Tommy Johnson Wayne Kennedy Leona Kiryen Dan Larnlii-rt John Lea George Lee Lesesne, Jr. John Edwaril Lee Mary Nt-ll Lee Ronny Let- Jack Lowtler Thomas Lowder Dorthy MCCants Elease Mefjants Betty McKinney Gary McLeod Sue McLeod Loretta McRoy Carl Minis Meree Morris Tommy Morris Vonnie Morris Wayne Morris Betty Jean Nesbitt Evelyn Oryin Brownie Parker Boys and 53 Girls ,X llltv C E 63 . it wi of - - A , . :. f gi Q . A . , , K J V EH ' k. A ' 'x 'Jw f tx N f iii, A ltel T 1 G- ff yr 4 ,J it at T K , Rm 'ills J fs. x ,,i:t i that Wilt ft. J 1 V, fi 'tar H fij X Legay Richburg Ray Richburg Virginia Ridgeway Munsy Ridgill Wayne Rippy Hugh Rush Louis Schwartz. Jr. Cecil Scott Nina Scurry Tracy Shaily Jurly Smith Roshelle- Smith Margaret Spigner Ben Joi- Htaton Robe-rt Strange Billy Fykes Charlene- Ti-f-rl Boyfl Thames Charles Thames Eleanor Thames John Irvin Thames Karen Thompson Jerry Timmons Alice Vassvr Russ:-ll Wallacv Harriett Ward Rose- Marie Wilder David Alderman Herman Alderman Jimmy Anderson Patty Ardis Delores Atkinson Howard Bagnal Nell Bagnal Charles Barrett Sammy Barrett Nancy Bartlette Martha ,lean Basden Clarence Blume Bobby Bradham Doris Bradham John Bradllam Brenda Britt Ronnie Britt ,lo Ellen Brogdon Sammy Brogdon Mike Brown Frankie Brunson Henry Bryant Brenda Burke Carolyn Coffey Barbara Coker lrene Coker Jackie Coker Tommy Coker Claudia Corbett Helen Corbett Mary Corbett Warren Clark Randall Cutter Faye Daniels Doris Dennis Ge-orgy' Uivkwn Holly .In Uriggwr Billy iilliio-ff ilorix Iilliiu-v Zl'iilI1t' lliiluf Q 1 Iflliu' Rm k Duke' NIIVIIILI jean Uuiiant f S- 5 6- - F- Tonirny Eleri- Le-tha Frivrxori '4 . ' Irs' T Jimmy Gayle- ' Bobby Uambb- ' K A ii:-tty Uaninvr Billy C+-rblinga Edward Ile-tidings W , 6- Thurna- Goin: R t' Ruth 1.1-it iiI't't'Il vw sf 9 ty F Saimny Harrington fy A 34 ' X X. Barbara jwan Harrington fimfi, +. 1 X I Fre-rldiv Hn-rlong All W . iaamili Hill Alma Ilndgt- f vi . f ,Q Barbara Jean Hodge f ' g ' ' 1- GJ l Billy fimlgr- it 1 Y Y, Q. ' - 1 Uaxili Hmigv , , i x I' Patty Lou Hodge N X V Robbiw Hodge ' ' ff Niilton Huiladay Ray Hulladay , ' Jimmy Katsos '- 5 y lg' ,N ga Ge,-rtie Lawson x T 'V - ' ' , Donny Lescsnf- A BX A f W ' , 'B I. H -fi Q . X , L, X Miko Ifslcy 'xtmxi R ' i it E Hvnry Imwfitfr Cflnfva Mahoney Leo Mathis . Margarvr Ann Mathis RlffiI'hihU'f'F Libby Niilvs 'mu 'Ny Cilftiil Mitt-hell L y Anm-ttv Morris ' . 8 Girls and 63 Boys Juliette- Nlosser Ronnie Myers Johnnie McNeil 14 5 Le-gear McCabe Jimmy McCord 1, F7 :vi 1 ' V- v t- Y Y' Hilda Nunamaker V A A g Qj' X Diane Price A ' ' , I I J Beth Raymond -vi A A K 1 in LM' Q ' I 4 Barbara Imran Reardon Eilly Richburg Tornrnjf Ridgeway Ke-nnath Rowe 5' 5-' JFQFIP Rush Q , TLV, Mike Shady ' ' It Patfy Shl rtvfr 1 Iffiwar-i imith Dale! ipigzner Patsy 'pigmvr Y N Jarkie Ste-wart 0 ' Janr Ftogxnflr YJ Cwil Stukes I 1 51' LJ Jack Taylor Barbara Ann Thames Ruby THHHIPS loan Thigpf-n Hariri Thigpvn Dorf-thy Thompson Th'-Inia Thompson Linda 'fiizinionx Katt' Tiwiabl filififj' ,Xnn Tucker Clilbfrt Ward Eliwarfl Warfi Judy We-Ich Nancy Winstead Photos Unavailable: Phyllis McCabe JoAnn Hodge Colleen Allsbroolc Marvin Allsbrook Joe Amos Ellen Anderson Mary Anderson Barbara Avant Dallas Barksdale Mary Lok Barrett Billy Basden Louise Bennett Steve Blackmon Mary Helen Bomar Phyllis Bradham Tom Bradham Charles Braxton Ann Brewer Elbert Brewer Rebecca Brewer YVillie Nlae Britt Peggy Brown Faye Bryant Sphinks Bryant Willmur Ray Bryant Billy Butler Johnny Butler Gem Campbell Charles Coker Evelyn Coker Jerry Coker Tommy Conyers Ann Duke Linda Duke John Daniels Junior Davis Clinton Dawkins Presirfent WALLACE HILTON Vice Presidents MORGAN SAULS FRANKIE PORTER OWEN HOLDEN BILLY BASDEN Secretary FRANCES MOORE Treasurer JUNIOR MAE LEE The Seventh Grade Numbers 107 Julius Vifhite Autry Morris Harvey MoLeod Raymond Mouzon Robert Brown .l0llI1 Affl1S Frances Halev Peggy Deaton f sat X? D Virginia Dyson Leila Eaddy Elaine Elliott Pansy Frierson Mike Carris Steve Gayle Billy .loe Coins Pressley Goins Patsy Graham Evelyn Haley ,lack Harrelson Bobby .loe Harrington Anita Harvin Wallace Hilton May Hinson Billy Hodge Elizabeth Hodge Wylie Hodge Gwen Holden Jerry Holladay Kermit Holladay Billy .lackson P. B. .lustice Junior Mae Lee Frankie Lauderdale Sammy Lowder 52 Girls and 55 Boys Johnny McCutcheon Connie Mclnnis Carolyn McLeod Darleen McLeod Harvin McLeod Bobby McRoy Danette Mims Wlinfield Mins Almeta Mitchum Frances Moore Claude Morris Quinn Myers Shirley J. Pack Libby Patton Frankie Porter Frankie Reuhl ,ludy Rhame Minerva Rhodus Bobby Richburg Irene Richburg Bobby Ridgeway Willie Ray Ridgeway Morgan Sauls C. W. Snyder Gerald Taylor Carolyn Thames Sarah Lee Timmon lean Tisclale Frances L. Tobias C. A. Yann Tum Vassar Allen Wallace Donna Whitson Charles Weiland Richard Woods , STNUT DEAN ,CHE MISS NIARTEQSS Dixie' 5 ,7 Q In t Y 4 ag Q, Lf 'Q' Conway, ,arolina January lb, 1957 South C Mr. Bill Hook Box 61 Manning, South Carolina Dear Mr. Hook: Lhen I accepted your invitation to select your Miss Mahiscan, I had no idea of the problem with which I was confronted. Truly, Manning High has many lovely girls. My choice for your Miss Mahiscan of 1957 is number 13. Choosing a queen from photographs was not an easy task. So much more than facial beauty goes into the making of an ideal American beauty. Beauty and poise are qualities desired by all women of today, but my idea of real beauty are these plus traits of humbleness, a concern for others, and the desire to serve her Maker, in whatever she seeks to undertake in life. To explain more fully my idea of an ideal American beauty, I will say that I think I have met a girl with the above characteristics -- your WMiss Manninan of l95b and our Miss Amerioa, Maria ' ' , my roommate, n Mcrinight. Sincerely yours i Mart estnut Miss Dixi e 1957 ha Dean Ch KNIGHT MISS MARIAN Mc Miss America LJ MISS 2751111012 Wowe v 'Anim in fT SpUlI.WII'l-'ll by '1'HIiJl fNIUIi CLASS 4,1 . , Q0 . T1 FLG F153 750212 7GyAlI' Sponsored by THE MAHISCAN STAFF ff mlm F1116 IQCIIIIPXS Sponsored by THE LIBRARY CLIYB Nm ifiivwvup ,oxvyu K 'uf' I 155 71169 !7l2I2 acfson Sponsored by THF BI OCK N1 CLLB F155 Wafy ffafface 7f1ffon Sponsored by THF BAIXD '95, , A , H ,, I 5 , 77 . , , P rs 77 ' 1 J , , f D u N I I D - T , Q KL . J fy ' 2195? ifvffxzs' Cwfblfl 1111 751111 Sl?0IISUfl'rf lf y THE SPQNIUII cfmss F1fx'.s' Wclry , Z1 fwcf Clif! SIIOIISOIWII by THIS BPTTA CLlfB T'-'ul 1-1- Y WYZQZY 7E. , 1Vf77,?Qi'f 'Qt 'had' 167 F715-.Y CCJUQQIQ fjflllf? Sponsored by THE FUTURE TEACHERS W 1.s' Y Fury f77nof'G Sponsurerl ln' THE FRENCH CLUB CLUB fl'-4' if 13.3 Cfkzfe Cmacfnz Sponsored by THE AVIATION CLUB 135 206619 CMGIIAI Sponsored by THE LATIN CLUB miss 1115 elgune gponsorefl by THE GIRLS, 4-H CLUB miss Warp csue Zraiam Sponsored by THE ART CLUB 'E' Wpzfszx' , Zfazzfze jufzds' Sponsorml by TIIIQ SOPIIUNIORIC CLASS F7115-.I Nerve 1701-fm Sponsored by THE FRESHNIAN CLASS A. , 'im 'fix --v 4!f ? 'H' 'Us f ns fffl fxfuylzu Sponsorerl bv THIL NIONXRCH STAFF lf ns fwiffy fzfmz 5,1011 mn rl In I BI NINI SH II KIJI S XXII RICK W A ' ,. fx I 751- Y Mg- I , , , I , TIIIC I-'Vlimi I 01:3 or 4 Q. ' 9 'WS 'Y' in ff fx: fwviw M1077 W, ,Z ,,f, ,Lf ,vm x miss granke 9145615 BEAUTY COURT 776135 Wuff Zanzieg M135 Sue Eanysfo MAY COURT , .4 1. r -s X 1, ,w A0-,,,'v A A I fl l 1 , tv Each year at Manning High Srxlionl the Juniors and Seniors elect a May Queen and her court to reign over the junior-Senior banquet. The traditional occasion has lfer,-miie one of the high spots of each school year and the honor of lreinff a niernlwr uf the court is uns- wliiffh is f-ovetecl ln' all Senior irls. F . Svatwl: Marian Rowf-, Nlaifl nf llnnwr: lfflna llulizinl. Um'-n. Standing: Laura lJuRant. juliv- Ann ,luc'lvon. Mary Nlmirc, fluylr Us:-rlxy. IJ'-rutliy lflvming. ,Xnn laylnr. f 'N . .Host Dependable- JOANN BARWICK and PENNY JONES SENIORS 3 Best Dressed- KIARY MOORE and BILL HOOK 'af 'D 'Kr Uost Talented- MARY MOORE and HEYWARD NIITCHUM Best Lnolringee ,lUl.l'E .NNN JACKSON and HEYWQXRD NIITCHUM Most Cooperative- MARIAN HOLLADAY and PENNY JONES Fm Q CHOICE , . ? , x N' fx 1 p 'ew .Vast Likely to Slzzfeeflh- !Wlllf LAURA Dl'RAN'l' and ERVIN DUGGAN Wiuiesz- LAVERNE THIGPEN and JIMMY BRKNSON ,qMWZf,,'w' ' ,, , . ,. , W , I ,Host f,0I1f1P0ll.S? 7 'wg-fa ,I lil ...,. 'b Hrs! l'r'rsw111lily - ICUNA lJl'R:XNT anfl TH,-XYIS BROWN .Uost Alhletir- A GAYLE OYERBY and PHIL KENNEUY i-'aw N n . Y!.'9.K bas. Nl? -9 -Sa- IMX JLAN XLXI.I.M.E and S 1 gylb PENNY JONES L. MARSHALS The Nlill'wll2llS. who are felvctcil for outstaufling 5t'llOlil1'Sl1lP. smwe at all pulm- lic functions of the svliool. 10311116 Bal'- wiuk. Chivf Xlilfrllill. was 1'll0rl'll fm' the higheft scholastic ftamling. 1 L'vWll uplime nt Ktlantic C re x hound Lorpuration 0 39-c e033 X9 ,O Yi? la K3 y Xsfx A X' X Xxla ax C H JK x X Y X X QW 09 V' ww wx 03 L Q XYAC X6 a 30 xx ,ah-X .BK JU UN Nl' ll KRW ILK Cllzef llarsfiflf me :Ns a iw wa X xx X3 'B X 1 WH r' ' 'Y HM! X 4 i lk' 5 'fllk pug' Ili ful A- 'i S lvl 1,-N 1 4 -7 ll' X. .XC G' '99 1,1 . 0 KXQX 1 YH yg. Xfvgk. iN xwl9cY- Y 3 il X XXX? ' Q-5 B 'Q' ANT. Miss-HVMLSS EDNA DUB WE HONOR Miss-Hi-Miss is elected hy the Senior Class as one who is outstanding in scholar- ship. leadership. and personal attractive- NESS. The D.A.R. Award goes to the girl who is voted by the Senior class and by the faculty as heing the hest citizen of the class. She is judged upon the qualifications of leadership, reliability and dependability. King Teen is chosen by his classmates as the outstanding boy in the Senior class -outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and character. AQ! JO-XNNE BARWICK D A R Good Lztzzen ERYIN DLCC KN Kmg Teen 59 Jxlllllliliif. at Niniining High Svhooi. lin Svnior flliliililii piaiyviw Uililllft' tiwii' fpon- sorf uncl from Iilif group ai iiornc-voining qiwmi iF vhosvn lay popular Yolo of the Nlll- dent liorly. Tim sponsors riilv in tiw iiornfworning pur- aclc- ziml tile! qiiwil is crowiic-mi all lin' ililif during the homecoming game. This year Edna DuRant. who was Sponsorvd by Jim- my Wilson, wah vrowiiccl Homecoming Queen. EDNA DURANT. Queen JINIBIX WILSON .. IX x SENIOR CLASS PLAYS HTHE LAUGHING GHOST Cast of Characters: Pamela Norton Edna Durant foe Sturges .7,,,, 7 ,,,,, 7 Joe Thompson Elaine Sturges ,,77, Kitty Sue Langston Daisy Sturges .,,t,, ,,t,,,,,t,ttt, G ayle Overby Barbara Louis Edward Louis Cleopatra Valaree Ridgeway 7 77 77 7 Travis Brown 7 LaVerne Thigpen :go . JI, ' ,sir we ii, 72 f + ' 117 ' 7 Q 7 5 . , 1 f . , it Q 1 Q ,, 7 W' ,pf W I iliif ? , x ff? Cast of Characters Wilbur iUa,rzL'e1l ,,,,.,,t Hercules Nelson Betty Lou 7 77 Bea 7 Rocky King ,,,,t WILBUR'S HONEY BEAT 77 7 Bill Hook 77 John Boswell Julie Anne Jackson 7 777777 Ann Taylor Phil Kennedy Connie 7 7 7 Mrs. Maxwell 77777 .7777777 if Elvia Jean Coker Joanne Barwick ai, 3, , Cast of Charaeters Jeff Wulkey Mary lf, Hunter The Woman eir 77777 THF STORM Erun Duggan Laura DuRant Penny Jones Mary Moore 7 Ruth Daniels SENIOR ACTIVITIES lil? ff? 'Z ' I 4' - - Q .. ' :L .vr..:!'.flD vc X ' f' I 2 3 Our Marian began her queenly career K In the Senior Beauty Parade, an annual affair. g M 'I' . 3 9 t N A , ' I I ' To give spectators the names of the , . M team: Selling football programs is a project we esteem. 2 K. re ' rim? J Travel is a necessary ex- perience for the ideal Ameri- can student. To finance the annual senior trip to Wash- thi. ington and New York re- , quires many and varied A V f I money-making projects. JW, , Pep talks about articles and adventurous To speed our class upon its wayg M1653 Sandwiches and cokes keep the grid games gay. Add to the number of our magazine sales. l ' I V -If Barbecue suppers increase our city's fameg Unless our friends buy their Christmas cardsg Seniors sell, too, with a mercenary aim. We'Il all have to stay in our own back yards. 63 REPRESENTATIVES TO BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE 1? ffi fk 'ff'- PENDLETON JONES EDNA DLR,-WT TRAVIS BROWN GAT LE OVERBY :iii :UN .A My JOE THONIPSON PHIL KENNEDY THE MONARCH-AIRES The Monarch-Aires is an independent dance hand Ei 1 composed of members of the high school hand. The Monarch-Aires. under the leadership of Nlr. Basden. have added much to the enjoyment of the various social functions of the school. T MPET5--fn-urge Lesegnv. Brnwnle Parker. Hs-nry Bozard. DRUMS-George Rvuws l'I,XNUfBill Hook BASS-Tornlny john-on XXOPHONE: Claire Eadon Elmabeth Freeman Ko a Weldon Nlary Wa lam Hllton Nlartha ,lean Ba den TRONIHONEN Hr-rman Alderman WI nr Rnd :ll H xward Um um 65 Mr. Weldon presents his ring to Travis Brown, class presi- dent. The Receiving Line THE RING HOP Seniors In cooperation with their annual Christmas party, the Student Coun- cil honored the Seniors at the first Senior Ring Hop. The Grand March Seniors ? 9 R we 7? g 'if .3 -:fi by . 'ii 1 Q Y Q gmix ' We QS' ' tis? If gb Q cgi, A . f 4- W it - Q f glykgai -gy ilxf ' FQ, ' H . A E 4 y A H ..q., - M44 n Q. ,- s fm ,, ' ig. K yt 1 s. 1 as '1 W4 Jig nw 4 tiifwfi, A , , , , ' .?'.' f 'f - , f if , Q 4 , .. f , 5. xg!! .Lai :A if V , f A t A n , 1 1 K. 4 ,, -Q J ffl'-my M., 72 rg' . Of v K' d Ufl0U S In S ,-341.5 iQ Develop a Well-Rounded Personality of the Ideal American Student 'W-Q, .isis THE MAHISCAN, the School Yearbook, ,QLX 'K ,lu Q UTM' Edztor zn Chze Asslstant Edztor Afilvliles Editor SDONS Edlwf BILL HOOK PAT STOGNER ANN TAYLOR JOE THONIPSON PN 41 .uv- Wm inn- .-1F 'f B111 Hook and Penny Jones the Edxtor and Busmess Manager dlscu plan for the 1957 Nlahlscan with thelr advisor Mrs W T Lesesne K' LL Senior Editor junigr Efligor Sophomore Editor Freshman Edilor EDNA DURANT BETTY LOU REARDON SHERRY FILSON EVELYN ORVIN Records the History of Each Yecar's Activities rf arf, Rl sf., V? 5' ,-' -' M, ,. L Scaled: Pat SYOUIIEF, Bill Hook. Standing: Sherry Filson, ,lov lllllflllllwflil, Eclna DuRant, Evelyn Orvin, Ann Taylor, Betty Lou Reardon BUSINESS STAFF 1 ,vii TYl'I5TSH-Feulwl: Iva jf,-an Wallace, -4 .5 Marian llolluflay. Standing: Nlariannn Pack- Ifcft to right: Gcorgf- L1-scene, Hoy Brewer. Penny jon:--, Gayle' On-rby, ,Icanf-ng Harvin btcwart Harvin, Jimmy Tliompson. STUDENT COUNCIL x w x xx KX 4 4 ' , N .X A xv- .M xi 'VXXW xxx x NR. W' X A dx C GXXXQQ ,QN ,. QX AXWN 4 'z N . . NK X ' . xxxx' Xxyvi VQAY N -AX Xe V18 N. President ERVIN DKGCAN Vim' President STEWART HARVIN Sfhool Treasurer JOANNE BARWICK Serrvtarr KUKLX WFLIJON l.hr1plaz'n PENNY JONES Sl'I',EP!1l1f-llf-.'1flII.X PHII. KHNNPIIJY 'l'h 4- Sluflf-nt Chun:-il. an institution for 1-ight wars at Manning: High. envrwuragzes stu flenl pzlrLlf'lpul1m1 in svhrml affairs. and pro nmtr-5 thc' high qualitivs uf lmncsly. intvgzrity SI mul 1 :lm-nQhip :mel flhri-tian vharacter. Mrs Betty Dinkins is lhe- Cuunvil Advisor. W ...wr 4' THE MONARCH - the SchooI's News ,,-5-N Y .,,,,,,-f EDITORIAL STAFF Left to rx ht Edna DuRant Pat x Ninn Joe Thomp on Phll Kennedy Erun Du an Laura Dufiant N11 Tunmon XILIOTIH 'NIO r ,,..,,...w,..MwW Fzlzmr m ffm flsszsmnl Erlllor s lan V,-. Ncus Fclzlor Fealure Erlztor Sport Frlzlor Art Edzior Buszness Unnager fzrrzzlaizon Uanaagrv Fwhangz Frlltor Qin!! Wrllfrs Typists , , ,.,...,-- ' 72 WRITING STAFF4Seat0d: Stogner. Harvin. Moore, Timmons. Stand- ing: Bradham, Rf-raves. Rowe. Rigby. Haley. Hook. Hilton. Thompson. Eflztolzal 4111 mor Bzlszness 4rILzS0r paper, Records the Daily Happenings 27'- TYPING STAFF-Left to right: Joe Thompson, Marian I-Iollarlay, Ann Taylor. Phil Kennedy. Travis Brown. O JOE THOMPSON ERVIN DUGGAN O VICTORIA MOSSER O LAURA DURANT -Y OO OO OEDNA DURANT O OO O OO O OPATSY MIMS O O O JOANNE BARWICK O O PENNY JONES. BILL HOOK OO MARY WALLACE HILTON O BRENDA MOORE. MARY ETTA BAKER BOBBY TISIJALE. PAT STOGNER MARIAN ROWE. JEANETTE HARVIN LYN RIGBY, HARRIETT TIMMONS MERCELINE HALEY O O PHIL KENEDY. TRAVIS BROWN m I MARIAN HOLLADAY. ANN TAYLOR I 'J O OOOO OO O OMISS HANNAH TIMMONS O MISS KATHLEEN TOLSON f IIIQSINESS S'I'O'XI I Imft ro right: Mary Mvallau- Hilton. Joanna Barwirk. NIL- TMI-un. jrn- 'I'l11+mp-nn. Penny jonf-5, Bill Hunk, 73 fem-.qw-4 First row: English. Rear:-s. Kennedy. Brown. Duggan. llradliam. Thompson. Campbell. Beatfon Coskrey, McLeod, Hook. Second row: Mrs. Bradliam. Daniele. Cliamllvr. Blosser, Holladay. McLeod McLeod. Weldon. Cato. Filson. Anderson, Wallace. Fleming, Suggs. Newman. Thames. Burke Breedin. Haley. Carter, Thompson. Brewer, Stukesl Third row: Carter. Thompson, King. Rigby Thigpen. Ridgeway. Freeman, Thames, Timmons. Barwiek. DuRant. Huggins. DuRant. Hilton Taylor, Hodge, Fleming. BETA CLUB The purpose of the Beta Club is to afford a means for the outstanding minds of the school to get together periodically and pursue a common inter- est together. The motto of the Beta Club is, 'Ducamus alliis serviendof' tLet us lead by serving others.j ': e. TX Rv , V: , ,tp , President LAURA IJURANT Vice President fffx -M '. 'X' ifli. VICTORIA Mossea Q' - . gurl. L- ' 'X , ' A , ' H A :fx 5 ' Secretary V X IVA JEAN WALLACE I . .W -Q-I ' Treasurer ' 'F MARIAN ROWE Reporters PAT HLCCINS JOE THOMPSON , . . v- W BLOCK M CLUB Plz mln Dufldnt Ou rhw Km X Taxl rr Jack fn fhf mp 1+ Harwm Y xl 1 Q r freS1dPnt PHII KFINNPIH Vlre lreslzlenf HOBBY NILKINWEY bPfl'8IUfW FUN X DUR XNT Treasurer PR Ur Ib BROWN KPHUPIIV Tlmmp on Brown Chalfanl XIFKIHHPW N Taslor Kat o Flowr Earlclw Taxlur 1 arcln Jam tt f 'Xlabrx 4 v 1,47 L 'U The Old English ulVl', is an honorary club. The members are chosen for outstanding work in journalism. BIONARCH EDITORS: Joe- Thmm 'on Frvin Du n i ps . . gfza . Edna lJuRant. Laura DuRant. Vittoria Nlosser. llill Hook, llrs. Brallham. President EDNA DURANT Vice President PAT STOGNER Secretar y VICTORIA NIOSSER XIAPIISCAN EDITORS: Ann Taylor. Hrs. Lesvsm-, Pat Stogmer. Edna DuRant, Bill Hook. Joe Thompson. CDLD ENGLISH CLUB l l o o SENIOR GROUP 0-.L 'lp F1rt row N115 Car on NICIDIIIQ Ilarvuck Rhodu R111 Qwax IIIII pen Geddmgs Holladay 'Nlr Overby SGCOINI row Bro don Bethune Lan lun R111 uxay JIISIICL l'lem1n Hod 6 Bryant Sp1 ner TIIIIQI rom R1chb11r Haley Hzlhunc XILIITI Ilukn Broadway WLICI1 Dmm Pack Fourth row faylor Damel Stukcs Barwmk Qorlntt Ba nal Ba nal NI0rr1 DuRant JUNIOR GROUP rt Ow Ir Rant fdlIlIDIJ N mm ni 111111 r r xlllll Brown I N NI L r n r we r ll bur I rur I3 rr tt 11rr mw 11111 ll 111 I 1 lark Xndrr r 1r,.on M tchum Prurron. W I11tffn. In III ms. H - . -. C. Ivr. ,X11fIf'rr111. Nunnama er Spi ner Hod e. McKnight, Gardnvr. Flwrtvr, Tix Iale. Nlclnni-. 4 H CLUB Preszzlwzl I. XY I' RNI' fHIf PEN Vue I rvvrluzl II XXIIDI .Serrrlrlrx lr llkllflf N IRI R iI'IlI7INl 9 Sonb lmflfrs Rl BX SPIC NLR NIARI-IN HOLL XD-XX 4 H CLUB Preairlent FREIJDIE HERLOXC' Ivire I flSIlfl'l1f IMRI .NIIA ,I. HA RIN TON S6'I'Vf'lIlf'I J,INNIi'l III-Q Xl , S Son l.HarIPr,s KATE TISIMLI-Q IHEXI-1 HICHISI RH 77 Q C7 Txuff, . 4' . 4 1 'Yi First row: Thompson, Strange, Thames, Eadon, McLeod, Mrs. -5 : -l 'Q T :r Braclham, Breedin. Harvin, Edmonson, Hodge, Taylor. Second row: Cato, Mclnnis, Chandler, King, Rigby, McLeod, Rogers. Third row: English, Braclham, Taylor, Reaves, Bradham. President BETTY KING Vice Presidents ALICE BREEDIN JANICE CAMPBELL Secretary-Treasurer MARY JO MCLEOD BILLY COFFEY mix q ,l 1 I Ll? I S2114 2 First row: Bradham, Clark, McLeod, Plowden, Mrs. Bradham, Corbett, Stukes, Ceddings, Carter, Campbell. Second row: Hill, Land, McLeod, Coffey, Carter, Sprott, Wilson. Third row: Taylor, Spigner, Woods, Duke, Harrington, Bomar. Mary Moore Joanne Johnson Ervin Duggan Jimmie WilSOIl Hg. . if - Ruth Daniels Elvia J. Coker F.B.L.A. 3 J President ' 7 BIARIAN HOLL.-XDAY ,,f Vive President i 4 LAURA DURANT Secretary-Treasurer BOBBIE JO CARTER Reporter MARIANNE PACK The F.B.L.A. have for their pur- pose training for better business leadership in all its phases. First row: Bethune, Haley, Daniels, Hollaxlay. Duliant. Sw-uml row: xllll'lllllll, Driggvrs, Arrl, Dwn- nis. Third row: Ridgeway. Dennis, justin-, Carl:-r. F0llI'ill row: Rhmlus, Riflgvway, lin-we-r, Corin-tt. Stukr-s. Wf-lull, Puvk. Bliss Tolson. Fifth row: Bryant, 'I'l1ig1pe'ri, Halo-y, Haley, Barwick. Spigner. Stewart, Fleniingz. Ridgeway. 79 if SCIENCE CLUB President EDWARD HARRINCTON fl f -,f-I I Vice President T ' JINI SPROTT J Secretary-Treasurer ,M MARTIN BEATSON a e-R First row: Harrington, Hodge, Schwartz, McNeil, Let-, Holladay, Wilder, Teed, llc-atson. Brewer, Mrs. McElveen. Sec- ond row: Ward, Hill, Thames, Hodge. Sprott. Harrington. AVIATION CLUB President JOHN BOSWELL Vice President WV ! -,X MARY MOORE Secretary-Treasu rer CLAIRE EADON ,, The Aviation or Club helps in the Mk, A l far-- a1r defense program A of our community. state, and nation. Nb g First row: McLeod, Edmondson, Eadon, Campbell, Eadon, Dickson. Justice, Richburg. Richburg. Sykes, Mr. Harris. Second row: Diseker, Moore, Eadon, Haley, Griffith, McLeod. Bethune, Rich- hurg, Coffey. Third row: Reaves, Herlong. Ridgill, Parker, johnson, Bozard. Lesesne. Kennedy, Hook, Boswell. Iiradharn. 80 Qj 54 LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS AUfPSl'1l6'71I Rllll l'l.XNlFI.i l'iwpI'rexi1fr'r1r FIAYLX J. CIHKFR Sf,f'ft'fIIfl -Trr'r1.xurr'r ELI! X lIlf'l'll FR FFXLXN Rvfwrffr UYYEN Tl IUNIPISON S. Thr- l,il1rary Club lnmnlrcrs assist thv lilrrarian and make clisplayi suggesting goml lmoks for others to read. 9-an-fl: llunie-lg. ffwkvr. Hrs. Rant. FI'Q'l'lIlZ1Il: Tllrlmpsrvn. Standing: Prim: llanivls. Ruwa-. lfdnmn- un. 'l'lmm4--. ILTHWII. l'ur'k. llmlgu-, l.uI1g1Ntm1. lgELllll1l4'. 4-H CLUB OFFICERS l'r1',s1'1lf'l1t JLQNIUR IJFXYIS S6l'I'P1L1fvY-TVPIISIIVPI' JOHN IJANIELS ,. ii 'Ld . I , . , lilflgvwsay. llrunwn. llulnvlx. Nlmlx. Xluuf--11. liullf-r'. linlgrnuy. llurlf-r. llulI.1vl.1y. Fuul-. lfwrxyrr-. llurro-lwn. Uuyl-A.Fr1y1lf-r. liurgp-V. llurrf-I. Flllllvf. lingual. Nlwrrix. lhuskin-. Hug. luylm. N11-f.l---nl. lzfdlllliilll. W alluw. Haylv. llurrv. llill. ll1--luv. limi-. Nunn lldfflllillvll. llrxanl. lir-mn. Xlatllix. lfolvr. L.Ul'if'T 8l 'N-L FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Qeated Stran e Eadon Johnson DuRant Eadnn Taylor ,lack on Eadon Tred Graham Weldon Clark Corbett Ceddm Standiu Overlay Gflffllll Km Chandler NIC Le-od Hales Campbell Eadon Thomp on qfllllll flrdls Bnwer Orwn Klrwen Thamc Dick on Duke Va ar l. NICKIIIHYN Epp Wll0H Brown Nlonrr Nl nt Nlmleml 5p1nfr 'Nltl.e04l Plowdcn Brwant Altman 'Nlr Owtrhs The member? of the FTA a::ist the teachers in their regular duties. While serving in this Capacity they Pain knuwlffl 1, of teachin , whivh may serve as an impetus to vocational guidance. 82 A 1' ',-iff, Presiderzl-ANN TAYLOR l' ice President-,lLl.lE ANN JACKSON Secrelary-Cl.AlRE EADONI Treasurer-DOTTIE EADON Iro ram ClZGffI7I!IlZ+CAXvl.E OX' ERBY 84 JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ' MANNINE l Ba r liar X Presiffenl B,'XRBgXRA NEWBIAN Vice President FLORENCE MCLEOD Serrelary ZOLA NIAE SIQCGS Treasurer SARAH BETHUNE Reporter CAROLYN RICHBERC , v hw. tm , Seated: Richburg, Bagnal, Ward, Stukes, Mahoney, Miss Strickland. Standing: Spigner, Suggs, Newman, Coker, McLeod, Stewart, McCants, Richburg, Tobias, Richburg, Brewer, Stukos, Dennis, Filson, Bodenheimer. ,,.4- X, Q E ,R r ffl , 'lt E Ag '44 ?-Ivh rf X l 4 Seated Ridgeway Hodge R1ClllJ1lI' Bremer Iutlcf Standm Bryant Daniel Bryant Nlorri 'NIcCant Spi ner Bethune Ice John on Hales Quuth Niorri 'NIcKu1nex To develop well round ed personalities and to in terest the girl ln the un proxement of the home are some of the purposes of the .l H A 'HF 1 mi 'pp Flrt row Johncon Hodge DuRant Epps Thame Dug an Oryxn Freeman Coffey Brrtt Strange XIIIHS Taylor Second row Rxgby Coker Gardner Thame bhorter Damel Pack Bryant Basden Jo ey Ard1 Qnuth Brewer Qmrth Bagnal Corbett John on 'Nlocser Coker Bradham Splgner 'Nlorrls Hod 0 Duke 'Nlr ONfI'lJV Third row NIcKmncy Kraft Corbett , fgqm ,gt Lg l Hun HRD Preszdent ERW IN DL CGAN Vice Preszdent BETTY NIAE TH ANIEQ EY ELYN ORVIN Secretary ELIZABETH FREEMAN Treasurer BARBARA ANN EPPS Sponsor MRS. OVERBY ART CLUB IA' Hi Pa I11' FIQ La Al rrx a g1ave zciponsdnlxty m trflmporun the students to and from school owe!! Farm en Reave Qrandm Johmon l 3l'tff'l'llI' Uxtchum 4rd Holladay Brumon Murn 'Nei con THE BOOSTER CLUB J Pl I gffcl to uphold all ithletlc md Othtl l1llS1llfS of the school with tu ll l0IllIlll1C'd Qmmu if 1 lllfllll as well as thvir The officers are. Presirlent MARY W. HILTON Viva President Y PAT HTQCCINS Arlrisor NIR. OVERBY Eg!!! MARCHING BAND NANWQ ?m! ' , llav. M Y . ,ko , ' ji' .i lv? in ,in fad--X :Z NL' . Mg, ,4'f, ,,rf'gfA?,'V,,v3u9 lZffL!,X by, .W - 8?.w.,rf'Y ii,..'L. i.f f ??' fe . f Har' Y :rw t , A, 1. ,ai , ,, . . , .S The setting of a football game. parade, or pep rally is not quite complete until the Manning High School Band, in their gaily colored uniforms. swing into action. The band had a most eventful year which inclucletl the winning of first place honor at the State hand competitions along with numerous other victories. 90 EM A fr. X W 9' THE DRUM MAJOR QND NV-XJOQE T'IfES . J , M q - -M X . ' z PAT STOCNER MARY JO MCLEOD , . 3 , , IJ? , -W I, ,A-,,,d MMI, x I ,,..r.....0.A,, ' M . 'AT .-ri 2 3' if :'? XML 251' ...qu ,Qu a n 4 fi K4 Wa vnu n . - ERN IN DI,CC,AN Drum .llajor 6. , .fyf - f . Swnff -' I .4 , f f. wfzhm' ,f f , A - ff. , Uv QR - ,. J 5:5 W fi 5, ' , I-4-' -Q- iff,-. f. -Ad-ww N. A--.4-..-. vii' 77 MARY WALLACE HILTON JACKIE EADON ffA1I4I much to the volur and ap- pearance of tho NIanning High School Marching band. KOCA WELDON THE CHORUS The Chorus devotes long hours of intensive practice preparing the delightful pro- grams presented to the Student Body at assemblies, and to various civic groups. 4.2.- wiw, ,,f, t , , ,Ev C ,ipi - .ii, , X i 4 north VT' First row: Cato, Plowden, McLeod, Richburg, Kirven, Teed, Vassar, Mosser, Rowe, Daniels, Bethune, Moore, Clark, Dukes. Second row: Edmondson, Brecclin, Suggs. Daniels, Stukes, Smith, Brogdon, Tliompson, Dickson. liadon, Johnson. McLeod, Harvin, Bradham. Melleod, Eadon. Third row Ilrogdon. Coker. Tliames, Timmons. Rigrliy. Chandler, Overlay, Stogner. Griffith, King. Filson. Hilton lfzulon. lfatltly, Weldon. Fourth row: McKinney, Hook, llugggan. Dre-wer. Daniels. Reaves, Boswell D lilll'QI1'FS. Ritlgill. hlitelium, Bryant, 'IillIllllI?SOIl. I arker, Johnson. Moore, Gardner. Bradham, Lesesne. Coffey. wilson, Heaws. For the Ideal American Student ATH1 ncs , 4 4 Q, x x THE 195 q Thr- xlllllllttlgl XIfllti'tI'I'lIS. llllftt'l' thc' lvzlflvrstmilm of x VA aff ' KIHLIVIICS NV. P. Ntutvry. I.:-un Hzllfii. aint ,lim Jarrett. snarefl to nt-xx heights in fmmtlvall rturing the 1956 playing seasml. Not only flirt the team show good spulhlnallstlip and vlvan play. whirtl is une of thc' NIUlIill'Ctl fllllllltttlt'lltHlS. taut it also l't'iif'llt'ft tht' lmwr-statv play -fnffs as 41 I'4'!4lllt 0fM'il1IIillfIlllP cham- pionship of thc ftistrict. After lll0X'tllg1 up a mvtrtl in the School vlassifica- tion. the lVl0llttI'f'llS prmvrt ttwy Could 110 as wt-ll aw S CVO-f'!l1Ill1il7.SI McKinney and Kennmly EASON ix will ilu-Null--rw1np.1nlwrn Uflli X 1 tlufx 1l11l f142lt,l2lNNlllf'21lll lllHl1!l1 tln' M111 ul ul Nlwn Zlff'll ff1'1fl1l+'rN ll ull llli' HllIIl4'- ul' l'l4'XIIl -l'llllVI Nllw X .. fv- X Ill lin- -ul'4'lX lIIlNN1'4l rwxt war lln vxlwllfxw :mul lvx Ill: llll fll'l'4'lllNNlIll'II IPIWHIII e lu mllu tln Xlmlnf-llx Ntrlmf' uguin. ll:-rs-s lu UU I. Nlullillfll llw gllfdlf'-l te llll vu-1' Vw- ra- prmul ul xuu mll tln- rwwwvrrl Xull lvuxv on ilu- IHIQIPS nf Xlfllllllllg lliglm S4-I1-ml'sl1iftwrx -me S 5 Q. L '72 A mu II xv. 11. umm 'mul ,mm .1 XIQRICTI H' i 41 TEAM x v ' 1 -4 ul fi in--is li 12.1 lmmll. lnlwl-Q rl-xx: lixl r lvlifllll Xl lXllIIl'N llw:-ly-1.11 Xlwnl- lvurw-It 4 XX Xrl l ill nr I l,ff.1Il1llkur'1-. X11-v-r1I.l.m1 ll jqrr II H .VAFM 95 wine M Wim -- SENIORS ' 'W M mwfwn. im.. M .iii 1' ,K .,. . ,Jv- 4-..,,, .K ., M BOBBY NICKINNEY-co-captain-offensive and defensive left end-All-Area first teamgthree years a starter-standout as a fine receiver on offense and thrived on enemy plays trying to sweep his end on defense-splendid as a diag- noser of plays. I if Mg! JIMMY FLOWERS-small for fullback but hard as rocks-also played blocking back in offense and backer-up on defense-starter as wing-back last year-took change of positions in stride and did excellent job of it. C. W. ARD-splendid as tackle on offense-two years a member of the starting eleven-given Coach Mabry several years of devastating line play-A Gibraltar on defense. l milf! : J X 1 il BILL GARDNER-end on offense-backer-up or end on defense-as a first-year man proved himself worthy of first-team berth-good blocker and tackler. STEVE TAYLORsoffensive and defensive tackle-refused to let poor eyesight slow him up, first year as a starter but lettered last year also. -Named on All-Area team. SENICRS PHIL KENNEDY-tailback-fullback-O n e o f the most dangerous runners in South Carolina- Named to All-Area team by a unanimous vote- Four years a starter.-Co-Captain-Crowd pleas- er with numerous outstanding runs.-Standout as line-backer on defense. .yw-,fe'Nf..-y,-www 3 n . ,. ,f.:gk,,f-wi'-'17 ,,,V g, f, ' I , V , M ,W .VK , Mfr Qui A- 1 W1 . u .M Mr -Q a If ' i n me .. . H gm.,-Q.. f , V. ?L W ,g,, :Af ,,' ...Lv .V . - , a gw-.Wi w'1,, M1M f,Y,i.:2'fea-'3 , .f ar- Ev . 2 - .wa n - . . - 1 ' -'1' 4 . 9. ' - 1' -, r '- t nav., in .J -M.. or M. --ww W, . .. . 1. V M., .,- -M.-V -, , - -. - .- fy . .W ...Q-A-.. -. 45 m -4-' 'Z ' :- Q, - lf? J K YL' -f ,tiff rf .. .1-J-1 1 xefhii .z-+-fmt, 1 jx .V-.f't-gels, -N -'?:'W'.rf'91'- -cv 3 .ff-- 1 ' 14. .V 'yi 'g igffffi .. .,.,, - V Q, if .ti 2731? ZW-.gsf ?g.: -1 ' kf:2a1'e wx. ' '.,1 ' ff' . 'ff f . .! 31, JIMMY WILSON-fullback-Good runner.- Handled kick-off and extra points well.-A two year letterman.--Good blocker. HOWARD CARNETT-Shared end duties with Gardner.-A first year man.-Good pass receiv- er.-Excellent defensive man and good blocker on offense. TRAVIS BROWN-Fleet and very shifty tail- back.-Triple-threat as an excellent passer, kick- er, and runner.-Selected for All-State honorable mention his Junior year.-Good defensive man from his halfback position.-Excellent break- away runner-fTwo years a starter. JOE THOMPSON-First year man.--Played no defense but came through on offense at the all- important npullingw guard position.-Great team man and holler guy.-Outstanding blocker. 9 U. , .51 F W' f Q -. : 0 if X, 6 Mr, .,,..,m Q.- wnwtfs sg f 12 'wa ST. GEORGE EDGES MANNING An extra point was the difference as the St. George Eagles defeated the Monarchs in the open- ing game of the season, September 7, 13-12. Travis Brown scored both touchdowns on runs of 50 and 5 yards for the Monarchs, but two touchdowns and an extra point pass attempt were successful for the Eagles and provided the one-point margin. MANNING ROUTS MAYWOOD The Monarchs easily defeated the Rebels of May- wood on September 14, 31-0 giving many members of the Mbench squad a chance to see action. The first Monarch touchdown was made by Harold Du- Bose on a 19-yard end-run, and Bobby McKinney made a sparkling catch of a Phil Kennedy pass for the second tally. Kennedy, John Land and Bobby Wilson scored a touchdown, each in the last half, to wrap it 'up for the Monarchs. The entire offense and defensive teams played well for the Monarchs. F25 1 . ln I BOLL WEEVILS DEFEAT MONARCHS An inspired Monarch team fought the Kingstree Boll Weeifils on even terms for the first half of their game on September 21, but the Weex'ils won it with two last half touchdowns. Travis Brown ran for one score and passed to Bobby McKinney for the other. Steve Taylor and Bill Gardner gave the Monarchs 2 more points by tackling a Boll Weevil in his own end zone. Carter scored 2 touchdowns and David Varn and Tommy Osmer one each to account for the Kingstree score. MANNING TOPS TIMNIONSVILLE The Monarchs defeated the Timmonsville Whirl- winds 20-14 on September 28 in a very costly victory for the Manning gridiron. Travis Brown, stellar triple-threat tailback, suffered a broken leg and was out for the remainder of the season. Behind Phil Kennedy, and Harold DuBose, the Monarchs came from back to win. Kennedy scored once, passed to McKinney, the Monarch top receiver, for another tallyg and DuBose ran for the other. Con- nor and Yarborough each scored for Timmonsville. SPROTT ROGERS B. WILSON LAND BRADHAM J. TAYLOR MATTHEWS HILL J. BROWN BERRY MANNING WHIPS LAMAR On October 5th, in the Homecoming battle of the season, the Monarchs found stiff competition in the Lamar Silver Foxes, but finally subdued the visitors 6-0. Phil Kennedy ran wide around left end for 45 yards and the Monarchs, only score. The Monarch defense, led by Steve Taylor, C. W. Ard and Her- man Ard, was very outstanding. MANNING OVERCOMES HILLCREST On October 12th, the Monarchs had to come from behind late in the third quarter to defeat the Hillcrest gridsters 12-7. A brilliant 32-yard run by Phil Kennedy put the Monarchs ahead. but Alex DuBose scored for Hillcrest and then Zaffico kicked the extra point to put the visitors ahead. Manning came back on a pass from Bobby McKinney to Bill Gardner to place the ball on the l-yard line. Ken- nedy plowed over for the score on the next play. ,,, A new uf yy- MONARCHS SHUT-OUT HORNETS The Monarchs celebrated the return of Miss America. Marian McKnight. to Manning by defeat- ing the Lower Richland Hornets 6-0 on the Lower Richland field on October 19. The first three quar- ters were nip and tuck, but in the final quarter Bobby McKinnev passed to Bill Gardner standing in pay-dirt for the only score of the evening. Steve Taylor, Herman and C. W. Ard. the Big Threen of the Monarchs, forward wall. stood out for the victors. MANNING WHITEWASHES EAST CLARENDON On October 26 in the '4Clemson-Carolinav game of Clarendon County. the football contest between the Monarchs and the East Clarendon Wolw'erines. ended in 12-0 victory for the Monarchs. Kenneth Beatson got off on a spectacular 30-yard run to open the scoring: and then Phil Kennedy, the,Monarchs' star runner. trotted 37 yards for the final tally. It was a hard fought game for both teams, but the Monarchs were there, the fastest with the mostestf' FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM 1 I ron ltft to TI ht I mlner I Xml Il Xul I. Taylor. llionipxon. F, Taylor. XIeKirmey. 1 sw 1 fl 11 n ti ft mvrf. VIS IUIW II I I' IJUXX WS Xl KN Nt liIiNlYIi'I l'SVIl.l,IC DliFIfA'I'S NIANNING :I mnrltly lielrl. eolrl xseatlier and il good Bennetts- xille footlmll tc-ann eliniinaterl the Monarchs from the I.oxwr State play-offs as the Bennettsville boys won 33-0 on NUYCIIIIICI' 9 in Bennettssille. The Monarchs playefl well hut were not enough for the powerful Green llragons. Tm-lw Seniors finished their loot- lvull eareer lor the Nlonurelis hut in their wake. on the pages of time. they left 11 reeorfl ol line sports- manship antl elean hall playing. ff S I Fl 7001 I w Hun Il 4+-ra Ifnglidh. Kuteof. Garnett, Seeonfl row: L 1 I In rl, 5 I I gl Q ' ' '. ' ff . O 'Nv t . . x , I Q ., sm' 6 -NL ,R xv A Q . J , - ' W V ' 0 I E ' ' if Q ' X . I U I X ' A y , Q , .V rl x .13 1 V , Z X ' , , 5 ' . A .V A ' Q rf- ' ' A ' , A, ,,1 ..'.f 7- 3 ' , .,- .,A, 1 iq! un JI Gy m - 7 ' n is Flcming. and Coach Sllllliff. JuHant. Thalmfs. I3mg1hm. Spi . S A ' . I 2-J' V45 K .4 ,n r ' .- I ,L 3 r Q! ,Q ia .44 !f's fi 1 vi ACN 1 E 1 : In A 'ii .. :'-ZLL 3l..'Q!l E 1. lW'wljif. - 33 1 M W. ,wks iQ is wa 2 os A .V ' ' ,L , Sf J Lt W-.ng fr N f Q HY, x. Hp I -egg, , ss 0 I X X gg, L - L, '76, I 9f I IW 'HX I ,H sf fi A H 4 ' . A -' 'N I Az sim '11 L L' ROGERS SPIGNER KATSOS THOMPSON rk ' Lf Q 1 X ,,af1i'x5?l2 Wh .1 :-A V . ..: .' ' jk! . i, ' ' V, S . R M7 4. ffai 5 -of A 1 I ' -. A 5, Q VA X I Q14 I KENNEDY HODGE BEATSON DUBOSE C ' ,U . U . 1? -1 f ' ' L, 8 , H N X'Af S uk , ,V I s X 1 X , 5 ' . - ' ia J sf' I .N :lll?35.f?, lx A 4 I 'L BROWN HILL ENGLISH TAYLOR CRAFT FLOWERS ARD COACH NIABRY I 1 Y 51. 1 fe' 'qi ' E 1 ' ' I 5 Q X x Q fx, N K A ELEMENTARY ADMINISTRATION 'vm vwwwnm v elwf 'Iff' WHWM M GERTRUDE RIGBY JESSIE FLETCHER WELCH Elementary School Principal Primary School Principal A.B., University of South Carolina B-S-, COIIIHIIJIH College 4? First row: Cora Mae Brown, Edith Grainger, Marian Moye, Gertrude Rigby. Jeannette Harvin Dodye Jenkinson. Second row: Lila Mc-Ile Holladay, Fay DuBose, Jean Kennedy, Vera DuRan! Amile Edwards. Janet Eaddy, Martha Lee 3IcFaddin. if X if v PRIMARY PERSONNEL Q- ,av- 1 , ' ' ,xl W. in 'fy 5 Pint rms: litha-l Pritn-haul. .lfuiv Wvlvh. He-le-n llwlfiingl-. Nlary lluin. Sm-mul rum: Hwlf-n llc-twill-r Nlury Ftrurxguf. Fllith I'lmMIf'1l. Lulu Suv, Nloml, I'-l'ilIll'l'X Flllilll, Third rum: Uarnwr-H Barron. Ru-v l.lXlIl.fHlNf'l,ll'k 'll.,lLllll1' Xlll4'l'.i14Iliy. Z1-m1.I1Il1r1-.m. K ' XV ' IKM 1, ,.f, , V Lhf '7' if , E' ,gn A ,y A' ,4 14 li fi? 45 ig? J '3 O 'fl , ,ff g f f.:,.A ' A 1, A-qpzyga y Nlulil' lfrlglixh :uni llvr .1-Ni-tullt. JH X14 Ufdflhdllli Ilif-th ian-. ZPQMTH- ui' Aff.- ' .Ft 19 - , V, L,,L, . A M , W -A Q ml fy -We W ' f as K ' Q ELEMENTARY CHORUS SPEECH CHAMPS ,, -ff ,,.f- ' Q.q,i,iUI,-.4zNgw..:,r - uuviu Jeuxiuson, Lmua 10m11ns0n, Dllly basden, LalYCll6 ff-' A Cantey, Kay Tomlinson, Finley Coffey, Carolyn Burris, Bobby DuRant. iNot appearing in picture: Morgan Sauls.J . fl v ,,. f I-0 ' xx EX'-.X 'iuqq 4-H CLUB OFFICERS ' . 1 A 1 .4. - .. Q I . ' ' ' A, X I? A , A . J 0. ll 4 A . .. f .w ,. . .F Q 5 , - T-J. . ' ,gy ' , A -4 D ' f - ' -.' I 'f-M w ' ' ,+ ' . - . .I , ', . M ' 1 - , '. .-ri., - r,. N -. ' . I '!. 'fl 2 ' , -'V 1 ' -A gy . A . ' I. f 'S , 1, I. y K' - lfmh X . P4 ' 4-H .ur -'JV'-. -v. fl' . '- , f -,- ,V , .. v Q, , ' J :tg , , - 5531. . - 1- 4 ',. 4 '- 2 P' .. . 15,5-. -fs.-' , .1 i -Q. I V 4. 7 . S- Y ,- f Y 'J 'I . V Q. , ' - - fu . ,---...4 - f fn ' f ' , - n' . I. .- -V M, .4 . ' off. ' ' F' ' 4' f. -Q .. ' ' ' 4. .,.lA.:x.lA f 0 . f J,.v',,4Vhg.k, y.:.,. CLASS OFFICERS First row: C. JHIIKN. Il. Nrangr-, S. Barre-lt. J. Nlims. If. De-nnix. II. XIRIIIQQIJI. II. Llvflriings. F. Camhln G. Hardy. J. Aldvrrnan. H. Llampbf-ll. Sf-mmf! rnw: J. Rf'IIf'I'Ih. I.. 'I'ffmlQnwn. CQ. Iirmvn. J. IIUIIarI2iy Q s IJ, Ilul-ug C, frwtt. J, Co1Iwin. If. Timmonx. I'Ia1rring1t1'n. KI. IJIIRHIUI. FX. Kat-UN. NI. Klum:-. Thin ruw: Y. Wvflalw. ,I. Urxm. II, Lulu, fu IIl'L1KIIliiIIl, It. xIl'I.LiIl1'. I. IIIIJTIUIIH. I.. In-. C.. f,ampIm--II A. IIIl'I'llfIlIlII. In NIIIVIIUIII. I.. Canlblv. NI. Nluthls. ff, Atkxrwul. Ix. Laddy. E. Iiwgvrs. K. Wvlf-I1 I.. IIu1IrIm'k. J. Cf-rlrlirlgxw. NI, NIz1Imn1-y. ' 5 ,fi , ' I X Fir-I rmsi 'If X11-lkml. I'. Iiuk'-. II. fIun1plwll.J. Kr-nmwix. NI. I'Iv'wI-'IL W. 4-Hit, II, Ilrw'-. Sv-r-4mrI rms: 1,.1.zm1pIn'lI. F. Iiarrvtl. H, Matlmlg. I Iymlmrl. Ix. Iinzpxll. IJ, FI.1rv-r. I.. ,Iv-nv,-. I Imxmuu-. 'I'Ixir1I mw: IJ. flu-rlmy. I.. f.ant:-5. K. Fafifly. I. IIf'lI'IIIl!-. II, IQ'-flfllrlw. H XI,1l:Iix. II. I DIKIH-OH , , K V . i II2 apt- '31, TRUNIPETS George Hardy Donald Brown Sam Gamble David Jenkinson Wally Hllton Johnny Butler Joe Geddmgs Milton Holladay John Danlel TROMBON ES: Ernest Mathis Thomas Lee Charlie Joe Davis C. A. Vann ELEMENTARY BAND CLARINILTS Frankie Lauderdale Sandra Mercy Linda Tomlineon Kathleen Rome Freddie Herlon Tom Bradham Linda Duke Mary Helen Bomar LaNelle Cantey Pam Owerby Linda Taylor Hilda Nunnamaker Billy Butler BASS: David Alderman FLUTE? Dannette Mlms May Hlnson Katherine McLeod Frankle Reuhl SAXOPHONES J immy Gayle Peggy Brown Julhete 'Vlosser FRENCH HORN: Thelma Thompson BARITONE: Johnny McNeil rr 'fi 523 BUSINESS FIRMS The business firms of Manning furnish goods and services suitable for a queen and each year give invaluable financial assistance to the yearbook staff. Manning Merchants work continuously for the town. Nlarian Mc- Knight, Miss America of 1957. was sponsored in the state contest by: THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF MANNING, S. C ROWE - TOMLINSON PHARMACY Prescrip+ions Our Specially lf You Don'+ Know Your Drugs Know Your Druggis+ MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA ACCENT RESTAURANT Dis+inc+ive Foods io Suii' 'I'he Mos'l' Jaded Appe'ri+es ADJOINING PADDOCK MOTOR COURT Recommended By: GOURMET ESOUIRE CLUB DUNCAN HINES DINER'S CLUB JANE GRAY Manning, Souih Carolina QXQJ SUCH BEAUTY IS SELDOM SEEN!! The beaufy of Libby Plowden's hand is surpassed by ihe selecfion of rings which can be found ai' Avani Jewel- ers-Two names should appear on every gi'H'-YOURS and AVANT'S. If .wg .Lv MSX 4' nv G., Joyce Daniels doesn'+ seem +o be wor- ried aboui' 'The spo+ on her sweaier, bu+ why should she? Joyce knows +ha'l' DRAYTON'S DRY CLEANERS-on Brooks S+ree'l' can make her swea+er look good as new. F. N. WILSON Insurance Agency CHARLTON DURANT, JR., Owner Insurance Thai' Insures Fire - Au+omobiIe - CasuaI+y - Life - Marine - Bonds Manning, Sou+h CaroIina WHAT A CAR!! UGH, WHAT FURNITURE!! Edna' Bm and Penny certainly show Remarks like +ha+ are uncaIIed for and good 'rasI'e in cars. This Ponfiac is onIy wouldnw be Said II Ihe chair Edna Du- one of +he beaufiful cars Ihaf are seen Rani is swing on was from CHAND- 6+ SANTEE PONTIAC CO. LERS' FURNITURE CO. in Manning. YOU CANT BEAT A PONHAC!! They have furni+ure for every room in your home. ,N1 4 Ma f H' w 4, 6 i 2 xl' -m.L,Y.,,,, X-'Mui , ff W , MY- Q Q is ,fo 5 fi? - A ' ' 1 T 31 'Q' .A mggfif A gg A A ' if-ff 2, 1 , I ? 'E. 'Mft' .,. nryf ', Y ' 'i ' H'-Tlf 2, - ' --'Vis -gwi, , . -s . 71' Q I , 1, , f. , ,V A fr Q J' ui H , 1 v I I Good Luck From His Highness, THE DUKE OF FAIRDALE ROWE'S PHARMACY Prescrip+ions Nunnally's Candies Sodas Delivery Service Zwiw GOO UUVXFOOD ' ' 11-min' Look for Bargains a+ PIGGLY WIGGLY SUMTER soun-I CAROUNA Manning- Snnn' Cnfnnnn . 1:11116 1: - .. 1-.ina 1 - ,dmgiaxaga K 47 S. Main Sfreei' PADDOCK MOTOR COURT A Quali+y Cour'I' MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA HARVIN PACKING COMPANY Sum1'er, Sou+h Carolina Home of Iris Brand Mea'rs HAM - BACON - SAUSAGE - FRANKS sp. 3-3614 sp. 3-2339 PEOPLE S STORE Furnl+ure Frlgldalre Appliances Zem+h TV MANNING S C ...Sr is x P 1 9- CENTRAL COFFEE SHOP Manmng S C ,gall Qi' H H ' B C MOORE 81 SONS H 81 H SERVICE STATION Buy From Moore and Save More M L Harrmg+on Owner MANNING S C MANNING S C Zxquidfffe NEIMAN'S, INC. Jewelers WW ,fr-M W.,,.W5'g1. ., My M. T ., V... f- . 45 S. Main Sfreei' ,. if , r. ,Vlp,4fW:4aUb'Ef4V SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA POLLY AND PANSY'S Your S1'yle Cen+er MANNING, S. C. .5 r ...E J ... 5 2 me 1 fo .ea 2 '1 wr I . Q 'SEM XBi...i....n3 W. R. KING-COTTON BUYER Bonded CoH'on Sforage Warehouse-Ferfilizer MANNING. S. C. SUMTER SUPPLY COMPANY IO7 E. Hamp+on Sireei' Sumier, S. C. DISTRIBUTORS OF Plumbing - Hardware - and - lndusfrial Supplies Ei' AW wo. aight. G1 lr , wr COULD HE BE THAT HUNGRY? Well, wherher you are hungry, or not SUPPLY COMPANY ii' is really hard +o resisf a sandwich Hardware-Television prepared ai' DOC'S SANDWICH Elecfrical Appliances SHOP. MANNING, soun-1 CAROLINA FORT ROOFING 81 SHEET METAL WORKS Roofing, Heafing and Sheel' Me+al Fabricafors SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Shop: I4 W. Oakland Avenue Telephone Spruce 3-939l I VM' 'i 'P 5 7 4 ug, ZZ: A pr' 7 , ,,,,.-- ' Q 4 wwf' r,i,.,,-fQ' H. L. HARVIN Rough and Dressed Lumber WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Telephone 5495 P. O. Box I63 MANNING, S. C. 11 4 .f-f-'-'L GALLOWAY 81 MOSELEY Sum+er's Oldesi' and Finest U C 'J Q c 9 Q X 0' 'Q f Serving You for More Than Twenfy Years. SUMTER. S. C. gf IL gC,..J Q - DlCKSON'S HARDWARE Manning, Soufh Carolina THE CLARENDON MARKET BUREAU Manning, S. C. AVERY LUMBER CGMPANY Complefe Line of Building Maferials GENERAL CONTRACTORS Sumier, Soufh Carolina BEST POLICY 51. il!!! CLARENPCN 5 53: REALTY 8. INSURANCE COMPANY AII Types of Insurance Q .:.' , A N. R. COUSAR - S. J. BROGDON JIT 'A A Manning, soufh Carolina -- 1. BOSWELL'S GROCERY Fine Foods - L P MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA HILL FURNITURE COMPANY Sales and Service ALL POPULAR LINES OF FURNITURE S. Main S+. Phone 3-7397 SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA if THE POLLY SHOP MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA TAYLOR BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Major and Small Appliances For BeH'er Building MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA SS.- THE NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA S. L. Roddy, Chairman of 'Ihe Board Harry E. Wilkinson, Jr. Presideni' SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Member of +I1e Federal Deposi+ Insurance Company PAUL E. FLOYD CoHon Fer'I'iIizers Torridaire Sfoves MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA 'ES-.......--' n , W' '1AfJN11N'1 . O. LAND f Sinciair' Agcrd' SUU 'H CM2Ol,IM,X 1 BURQ-E55 N- BROGDON BUILDING SUPPLY 5- Ccmer Dinghy and 7 , Council fS+r0Q+S ' SLJWER 1 'A 2 , gl, I' ' :MSF . 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