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Manning High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Manning, SC)

- Class of 1958

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Manning High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Manning, SC) online collection, 1958 Edition, Cover

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Af5 ' . vi- ' ' ' ' db- 'Xb' 4' . 'Q ' ,a+ , fg A , , ,if ,. - 1, , - --ff. ,. I ff 1nI4A'l':nH.1 -P - Vw' ,X I, X I V ,AW . A M' ' - V 1 NV QP S xicps ay-auf 'KNIGHT The Students of NIANNINC HIGH SCHOOL present MANNING HIGH SCHOOI Manning. South Carolina Eflilor-ill-Chief Mary Yvallave IIiItm1 Business Allanagvr Tummy NI4:Kinney ...,M-4-...,.. , ., , -I . -.-....,, , av-p-W.. 151 S 6- QQ -2 l ,..,g I 4 , i I ? - EF! N'-Q1 W -PWM S P' A H! I ,N GQ? ,-..-1 f A , , THE DETERMINATICN TO WIN ooo ,H THE WILL TO SERVE J . 1 at ,. x ' .I . A -X G. 1 1 N. i I xi v' N if ral 'f , .., f s .f Q ' 3 .A If, 5 Y , W H ,p . A' A f , ' 4 if '- gf , jg ' .- em f 1, k N - fs 51,25 Y ,W If , I 4 4 MQ? , I Q 16, Y ff 4, . 'Qin E. K my 1' i f yr, 'Wim w.!.3':' , 'A Lf , A . .. XV , f .,.. ,404 5,3 I' A fp ' 2 'Q ., 2 , auf V 5 Q 2' -.4 ,Z il . I 3 1 Ni .2 ' ' ' . r f , Q , ' Q' 3 ' f A If viii D ti- I. Z Z., , A T 7 ' . Y P A 3 H1977 Wg. K V ' , M E li I AL 'RQ ga' V ' I' A 4 .-,QQN KL,-. 1 -at-X A M A I WYE- PP we . , A N was , x- J ' 'I 'I 3 ,, , - lv whiff, U am 5 1 0 W, V , iff? in A ,.-7 1 , I 54 M .QM WMM M.. ,. '42 My 9 fi., 34 . W, i .. ry APA Q, -X Q xx V, I 41 f D 2, xi' N Q E ? 9 . Title Page E VICW Section , , 1 , , 1 7 Editor s Wlessa Dedication , Buildings E Administration School Board Faculty E E Classes Senior: Ye can do or E EDITOR S MESSAGE Vla1111111 S 111otto 1 Nlannm matchle fo beauty and ho pltalltw lat yeal the VIAHISCAN used the he tutx half of Vla1111111k, motto ae ite theme Thu year the NIAHISCLXN taff hu u ed the eeond half of the motto ho pltalltx a a theme We have tlled to show how hospltahts 1 the hex word of Vla1111111 Hirh 5 school Splllt The fllVlSl0l1 pa e how how ho pltahty 1 the chief 1IlD1CCllCIll of this bchool 5 classes actlvltieb Sport etc We sponsoled lVl1 Co11z,e111'1l1t1 contet 111 efld of the t1ad1t1o11al hcautw queen contest f01 thie 1e'uo11 We hase t11ed to how the complete tors of M 111111n H1 h School 111 worde Elllil pictures We hope that each student feels that thle is truly hu Xearhook MARY WALLACE HILTON Edztor zn Clue TABLE GF CONTENTS Jl1lll01'S or c,,c at , 1 L, ccc,,c Sophomore: 1 at Freshmen .1 ,,cccc Suhfreshmen or 7 cccc,e ccc, Y 1 1 Seventh Grade cccccccccccc ,cacc E ccccc to 45 HOIlO1'3l'lCS to ,cc, , 1 Y or 47 Activities ,, 1 1, or E 55 Features E E 77 Sports 85 Ads , lOl 4 1 X 1 4 Ig? DEDICATI UNPHIH K x mol 1 n . Xl XIIINC wm mo 1 11 uk mu , U iff? STUDENTS' AP MODERN WELL-EQUIPPED PERSONIFIES THE SPIRIT MANNING 1-Q... YQ: QQ hi iz? NT M is I H Q E A .-P .,f.. 'i'f' ni fm? if .9 .. ' , if 'T ff' x -..... i ' ! 1, I. 5? L 5 1 1 wk iii K fn 1 ag' Lg, , 1 - , as Q-.M DMINISTRATIG Any organization is as efficient as its administrationg the adminis- trative staff of Manning High School expends endless effort to promote the interests and the progress of this institution. Each of these people is constantly alert to the respon- sibility of making the wheels go and of providing the best available opportunities for each student of Manning High School. WILLIAM H. WELDON Superintendent A.B., Presbyterian College Furman University . ,Q fm lima' A , 4, L vw -' ., , f A , , ,WA 11,19 , 3 f - +I fiifv f i f HM 1 E 7 'W' 1, vm X401 f '5- G7 .W f ,. 49 1. f ff: Q W 1 ww, V mf ' H, Y, , M 4? 'I ' me K M , V A . , fi 52 qua A 4' f X ' nw. ,Ina THE SCHOOL BOARD . . . Mr. Boyd Rhame Mr. J. M. Eaddy Mr. P. E. Floyd Mr. H. L. Harvin Mr. W. B. Sykes fabsent when picture was made! Rhame, Eaddy, Floyd, Harvin . . . The men to whom the patrons of the community have entrusted the affairs of the school are the busy members of the school board. Management of schools has become big business, and those who dictate school policies. secure the personnel. and see that the school's budget is in balance give long hours to their duty. They attack conscientiously the task of seeing that each student of the school district receives the opportunity for developing his or her potentialities to the highest possible degree. The students of Manning High School appreciate the fact that their school board is composed of competent. conscientious. efficient men. The members are Mr. H. L. Harvin. chairman. Mr. P. F. Floyd. Mr. TV. B. Sykes. Nlr. J. M. Pladdy. secretary, and Mr. Boyd Rhame. BROOKE J. FSRADHANI Latin: lfnglish: French: Director of llrznnatics: Senior Sponsor: Old lfnglish Nl Sponsor: Latin Club Sponsor: Beta Club Sponsor: Ma- hiscan Editorial Advisor. AB.. Coker College. CLARA VV. OVERBY English: Junior Class Sponsor: Cirls' -1-ll Club Sponsor: F.T.A. Club Sponsor: Art Club Sponsor: l .T.A. Sponsor. Columbia College: A.B.. lfniver- sity of South Carolina. lfl.lZABlfTH GOODWIN ANNE D- LESESNE English: Monarch Sponsor. English: Science: Dramatics Club Wvinthrop College: A.B. Peabodv Sponsor' College: State Teachers, College. graduate work. FACULTY BETTY N. DINKINS MARION Pi. DVBOSE. JR. English: Student Council Advisor. Agriculture: F.F.A. Sponsor: Su- A.H.. l.inic-stone College: M.Ed.. periisor of Bus DriY6rS. Lvniversity of South Carolina. BS.. Clemson College. . ' V pin ' .. 4 4nl.14' Y AGNES SHULER NORVELLE P. WALK ER Mathematics: History: Block NIM Sbortlianrlz Typing: Business ling- Bookkeeper. Club Sponsor: Junior Class Spon- lisb: Business Nlutb: F. B. l..:X. sor. Sponsor. VICTOR JACKSON BA.. Columbia College. lvnivcrsity of South Carolina LEON llflllllls. JR. Science: Nliclget Coach: Axiution Club Sponsor. BS.. l.l..l3.. Wvasbingzton and l.ee lin ix crsitx. JOHN KIQXNETPI NlcCORlJ WISTX C. B.-XFDEN .l.-XYIQ F. BfXCO'l' History: Science. Home liconomics: ,l.ll..'X. Sponsor llistory. BS.. Presbyterian College. AB.. East Carolina College. LR.. Coker College. l NETTIE Z. NICELVEEN LILA NIELLE HOLLIDAY KATHLEI-QN TOLSON Science: Biology : S1'lf'Ill'0 Clulm Public School Nlusirz Choral lli- Connnvrr-ez Monarch Sponsor Sponsor. rffvtor. F.I!.I..A. Sponsor. Wvinllirop Collc-go. lik.. Winthrop Collvgv. B5.. xvllllllfwl Collvgv. FACLI LTY C IB Y X Dietician EVA WELLS IJLHXXT JOYCE P. ,IZ UAF . -- Nlatlwniaticsz ,Iunior Girls' -L-ll Sf'i9l1f'f'3 PllFSif'Hl l'1'lU 3li - AILEEN EVAM Clulv Sponsor. BS.. Cokff1'Collvg1v. EMILY THEHHELL A.B.. Wfinthrop College. Lunch Room Personnel Q-? CLASSES A sf 5 , ' ,uf , ' .,. z,, M ii , 4 N '21, M ' D S-uv' ,LEW I 2 I .0--Q 1 . T 'x'x, . yi -.A ,. NY , i - . . , , Q . ' x V S F 1,,,f.-W: W f STUDENTS CONGENIALLY HELP EACH OTHER. X mis C3Ol2yQ!?lflA1'ly CSp012.S01' J 1Q12r1Qff 71112112 012.29 SENIDRS President Dotty Eadon Vice Presidents Pat Stogner Mike Chalfant Secretary Brenda Thames Treasurer Koga Weldon 4, X 4. 'r x A ew. Q f r V ami fu 4 .jg ' v iff' H, , , 'ff - L, .ivy , ,Y X ,i V aw wif . W s , , S ,Q li? k1 F KV n A ,zu-,pr 3? H--vin 'N' , -.H , , 4 R 4 5 Q v 4 A 9. 5 xi U 'Un ga, ' ap ,..,,,,e. Sp up M . Q if Q, HQ ' Wqgt M 'Q , AW - f -: ' M, 4 fn 'J 5 1 27 f 'ff N, , , fi , I f , ,, Mew a'1'?ilfi4f 'W , Q ' sift flfff Q z. ps -X, '54,J '- W , 2 - , M6 LMI -'Z hiv-fn, 5... ,V fd n f: WW ' , f ' -, G-Q , 'f 1 ff :ld ff f 'n , , j Ai? f' , :X V ' in 7' 'Hx ,ix M4 f Q V-lxfii, ,, ' I' f' ' ' ' V+ A , 4, ' Q V -5 Wu. AM - Q, 'Wig P f,.,4f,g 'MV v ar ja? 62:12. DOROTHY L0l'lSF1 IJ.-XNIPQLS JHWX fflulm 1. 2. R1-purtvr 2: 21-H lilulr 1.2. fi. l: l I5I.X flllll fig lil-rurx fllulv 3. 1. Se-1-rr-tary-Tn-u-lm-r 11 I,illFLlI'j' X-- siflant 1. 2. 3. 4: lima Lluln I. 2. 3. 1. I'liIilCSX XNXICTIAIC Ill ISIC 1-H Llulr lg In-ta Lluln 1, 2: Lhwru- 2. 1: ,Xrt flluly fi: ,Xxiatifm flluh -1: Hun-in-r flulw 1. jflllx GORNIDXN I-QAIJIH 4-H Llulr l. Z3 Iiillfl Llulm 2: Hand 1. 4 J . 1 ,. Z. 3: band f,llH1!' .iz Iwmtlvall 2. -5. 4: Ulm-k Nl ffluh 2. 3. -1: Hun-tfAr Club . , . . . Z. 3. 1: lwu Ftulv .5. V115 Ufflwrz . , , . . . flaw llay 4.11-I 3. '11 N-nwr Nllwrlu- Iixv. IJUHUTIIY IiS'l'IiI.l.H lf'XlJflX 1-H Klub 2: Latin Llulv 2. N-1-rfIur'y: Rwr'vpIi4-Ili-2 3. li II4lIll0 HIlIiI111 Fpwll- .nr 1. Q51 f 'I'.X fflub l, 2. 3. 1. 'If'-av urrr .53 HW--tvr fllulr 2. -5. I, Xiw , , . . . In--ulffnl 1: Clan Pr'--nl'-nt 1. 3. 1: XILIIIINVLHI Nuff 1. l'v-.iturv I'.fi1tff1'1 HI-I . , U .. J I'.I'lgIIl'h N1 Klub 11 f.lu-- Huy 1.21-T Q: May Qu'-+111 1: N-nif-r F115-vrlutiv. NIICHAPIL XUHXUJOIJ Q qH'l'IiRSfJN ffl Klub ,iz Prwnfh Vlulr lx f.l.1-- Pluy flast 1: SUIIIIVY Hzgh N-hfmlz Wildlifr Club 1. 2: liav-ball 1. 2. FRANCI-QS CAIIULYN IIXI.ICY 4-H Llulm I. 22 .IHA lllulm I. .IAXIES fLl'YI'IiII IIIXIIVIN I-'IR-X Club -I. STEWART I INGII.-X NI I IA II V I N III Class Vim' Prv-irlvnt Ig I'ilmtIraII I. 2. 3. 43 Ilaskm-tlvull -I: Illm-k NI Lluln I. 2. 3. 4: IxlLlllIsl'2iIl Stuff I. JI: Ftufln-nt Council 1. 2. 3. I. Si'Tgf'klIIl-E1I4'xI'IIlx 2. Prexidvnt -1: Cla-Q I'Iuy flax! Ii. 'IZ Senior Fupvrlatiw. CATIIEIIINII ANN IIICIIIAINIL . l , x 4 . , LI-II Llulr I. Z. .iz Iizlnfl 2. .53 Illyl,-X Club 4, MARY W.-XLLAC E II I I ,TUX Latin Ifluli 2. 'l1I'0'1.l-IIHTI .Mizitimi Illulv 2g Cla-4 S!'f'I'f'IBYE'-'Iil'l'LINlII'!'l' 2: Still Nlvntal Ilunlvxl- 2. 3. I'Ia1-f-II on Il:-mir e-try 3: Iiuoftvr Club 2, 3, -I. I'r:-xifle-nl 3: Fpuil-nr Wim xllllll-Viillu Imltvwtz Cirlf' Slate- ,lllr-rnutf' li: iflax- Yiw- l,fl'NI4ll'IlI Ii: Iiunfl I. 2. 3. I: Nlujm- etu- 1. 2. 3. 4: Iiaml Clinir- I. fi: Nlunarvliairv- I. 2. fi: Ilvla Illuln I. 2. 3. 4: Marihal I. 2. FI: Nlunurvli Stuff 2, 3. 4. EXI'll8IIH1' Finlilf-r 3. '11 Nluliiwmx Staff 4. Eililnrwiri-Illniffz UI1I Iingli-In XI Clulr I: SIUll!'llI i.IlllIlVIl I: Nu' tional M1-ri! Scholar-hip I-Iinalixt II: Clan Play lla-t I: Slay lfuur! I: N11- ior Supvrlaliwg Mi-5 Cfmgv-niaIily Sponsor -1. 3'-' 4:-Q ,IICXIIN NIIfII1I'.I,I1Xlf II XIIN Yuma, IJHIIUIIIIX IIAIIIII-lI,SUN .HH filwl- 1- 2: I-HU 'l'1l- W I-in um. 1. IH liIuI12: HzL,x mul, ww-plifuli-I 'Il Xlmnzlrvlr Ntllf 2. .IL Ilur Z: .lui Qlul, 1. 2. Nlllll .41 Iilvmu X-xi-tw! I. l'. I I: Iilnzllx iluli I3 Ii:-941 1 lull I, 2. II, I. 4.-h...II In 1--ivfv lg Nlml.-111 11-:mml 1 S NICDRS 1llUy, ' 4 was-v0f , L- I .f ' 4-of 'ef-ff PATRICIA ELIZA NIINIS BRENDA C.-xnomw MOORE JIIA Club 1: Art Club 3. 4. Yin- I'r+-si- Basketiwll ll 4.11 qjlul, 1: Latin Club ilvnt 4: livta Club I. 2. 3. I: Kl'I't'IllIlIIl' 2g Chorus 2: liunil l. 2. 3, -Ig Iirnoste-r ist 2. -1: Offim- Assistant 3. -Ig Xlimurvli Club 2. 3. 43 ylfmuri-h Staff 3, 4: FTA Stull 2. 3. II. .X-sistunt .ht lillinir 2. Qui, 4: I-',-,-nl-I, Qjluli tg Class Pluy gXIrtll'f1liior IS. 4: Olil Ifllglisll Xl Cast-11 S:-niur SlIllt'I'lZ1tINq.. C u 1 1. BETTY LOUISE REARIJON IH.-X Club I. 2: Reset-ptiunist 2: Offici- Assistant 3: Nlahiscan Stuff 3. .Iunior Ifllitnr: I-'IHA Club 3. sl, Yin- Prvsi- tlvnt 4: Ilvta Club 43 Chorus -1: Class Play Cast -1. RUBY ELIZABETH RICHBCRC .IHA Club 1, 25 -1-H Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Rr-Cr-ptiunist 4. IR NIA LEE Ii I IJGEWAY -1-H Club 1, 2: IHA Club I. 2: I lSI..r'l Club 3. I: lim-re-ptia-riist 4. NI All Y A RICA I L Ii I I JG EWA Y Stud:-nt Council Alturnatf- lg JII:-X Club I, 2: 4-II Club I. 2. 3. 4. Vim- Pri'-is llvlll -ll B0ns!c'r Club 2. 3, -I-3 Riwvp- tiunist 3: FBLA Club 3, 43 Art Club -1. SENIORS , , 'sw M., 2 in iv' if ,, A ' 1 115- qs-ur',. VICTORIA LEWIS MOSSER Burlington. Nurth Carolina. High Sq-honlg Boosts-r Club 1: Chorus 1: Nlzinningz lb-tu Club l. 2, 3. I. VIN' Pre-siilf-nt 3, Pre-siclvrtt sl-: Marshal 2. 3. Chin-f 3: Latin Club 2. l'ff'4I'II'IIIZ SPC' ond Place- State- Latin De-rivativv Cun- ti-st 2: Chorus 2, 3: Monarch Staff 2, 3. 4. News Editor 3, Business Manager 4: Old English NI Club 3. -L SVCTC' tan'-Tre-asurer 3: State Mental Con- te-sis 2. 3, PlaC:'cl Junior English 2, Sr-nior English 3: Girls' State 3, House nf Re-pn-swiitatiws: Plum-il nn National Ifrvncli Tc-sts 3: Class Play Cast 3. 42 Frvnvh Club 43 Art Club 4: Svninr Supvrlative. 5.,f,,bL I rw . 5, X 'U i 5 ' N0 more 'C' 1 iugun M.fXli1l'XlilQ'l' Nl,-Xlllix liUW'l'. Clfllilill-I l.l'llf SCOTT lilillill. FR.-XNlxl.lN SCI lllll Latin lfluln 2: l.ilvra1ry fllull 2: liwvp- .IIIX lflulv l. 2: Flute- Nlvmul 111111.-sts 1-ll fllulr l Z 'S 1 l'l'X Vlulm l Z 'l Yifllllxl 2. -5: lhnml 2. 3. 11 lla-ta Llulm l' lll Vluln l 2 'S l: lim'-te-r flulr I, 'Inn-:mul I Z lxm x 4115 li pn en l. 2, fl. 1. 'lll'l'Ll-llT!'F 3: lllmru- fl: .41 l'lil,X Llull J. 1: Xrl fllulr 1, Iuliu- fi: l l .X FQ'll1'T21ll4lIl Vl1I1f'Ll'llfl'I' Ii: lim:-tl-r Ilulm fl. 1: Xllilllflllll Fluff 2. Miuliun 1 luln 1 7 I3 vt r 1'lulm 7 4 l Snpllnlllun- Iitllllbfl Nlunarvh btaff 21 H. illu 1, XX-lxlbllll l .flllHI' 1: Hlql l'.Ilgll'l'l Nl lm 1: Girl? Slim, ,-Xlrvrnatv fi: Claw , . llux fxli l lux .ax 1 . lltll' Xliw Nlzmninu Hi1fl1 2' Nunn:-r up Nll Xlanninu Hjull .1 fl: Nlix- Xl.llll'l'iHl Ii: l'kI4'H4'll lfluln 1: S Nluy flllllfl 1. Nlaill uf llwnwr Ii: -wil-. lf1mr1,n-rliallityu Fpmmwr 13 Svrliur Supvr- latin-. J..'Zi! ik I lll lllzlilCli WIl,I.lfXNl Slll lp, . . : Llllnll Lluln 2. fm. 1llHI'llH 2. fi llX lllll l Z 4 l lux ta-r fllllll 2. 3. 41 llu- llriwr -1. va- l'.fX'l'lilCIfX LEE STUG N HN . Jwruf 2. l,llI1-lllllix wurt 2: Bancl 1. 2. 3. bl: Nlalf-xv-Irv l. 2 fl. -11 lla.. Fm' 'r' L 'V - 'H N 'v' . 2 iv H 'Q' l,I'l':lLll'I1l ll lim'-Irr 1,lulr 2. fl, 11 llwl11w'l'fJ1l1i11g FLHIIINIII' lf, li if Stull:-nl l,uun4'il 1. 2. 1. 1.lllllilLllIl lg Nlul tor l. .Xfxlxtallt hllxtwr 3. .Xl'llNlIll'N lzell- tor 15 Nl llN4'LlIl Stuff 1. 3. l. l'-IAl'NlllIlllIl lillif lmarvll Staff 2. 3. 1. l'1I'i1lllI'l' lllll' -ll Ulnl lfrlgllsll Nl 1.ll1l1 fl. fl. Vim- l'r'+-ximle-nt 3: Nli-- xlillll-Vllllu Npmlxur 55: flaw Play 1:11-I 3. l: Xluy 1,0 url 11' Nllx- lllull Xll-5 1: 5-'llwl' pvrluln sXllXl , , QNINI X STUXIAQ 1.1w'N1.. Nl Xlilll X SLE S'l'll.lXNlLl'Q 61'll Flllll -lr l u 3 4' in 1,llllr 21 Hgm-If - l, 1 . ' - ' I . Q UU? I' , -. 'PIll1'tUlI1lIlgI .,IlUI1-UI' 13 S1-niur tix r', IERICNIDX KXWI FHX HI filuiu l IH K lluln 1 I Id tlul I , , 7 I .- Ilzlxkvtlvull Illm-L Nl fjullllfil ,S LlI1 l Nuff 1: F1-xtvlt 5llill'Tl2iliX yr, L4 gf N flmr lfr1.vu!s.' Faillx lllll ,xlll9'T- lln- xutr- ul tln- N-:nur Lluv dllfl wru- ul Jurliur'-5:-rliur 'UH iq, K., BOBBIIC lLfXYl,H WILSON M,l lililJ lllCNNlC'l' WOOD -11-H Club l. 2: liund 1: Latin lilulm 2 FIN Llul, l. 2. Ii. 1: Hl flulm 1 lflvrtllall l. 2, 3. -1: lllm-k Xl Vluly 3, lg FFA-X Cluh 2. 3. 4. SENIORS C- . - . K' L Wll,l.I:XNl l3,Xll.liY WOODS Srivrlxw- Club l 1 llawlmall l: Frmtlrall l, 3. 1: Latin lllulm 2. 3: :Xxiatinn Club 2. 3: Borwtrr Club 2. 3. -1: Sffninr Sup:-rlatiw. rl-llf' Nluxmrx am- vlf-:Ale-fl lux v . 4 Most Talented Koga Weldon an Jack Eaddy Best Lookmg Marlan Rowe an Bllly Broadway Most Inlellzgent VlCt0T1a Mosser an SUPER The chance to be a Sen lor Superlatne IS some thmg a student looks for ward to throughout hrs J 1mmy Thompson BGS! Dressed Most Afhlenc Brenda Woore Brenda Thames and an 30 Mlke Chalfant Dlckex Hodge TIVES hlgh Qchool career The superlatlx es are elected by the vote of the Qemor Claes Best All A4 round Dotty Eadon and Tommy McKinney Best Pervonalzty Harrxett Trmmone an Bullett W oode Wllllesl Martha Sue Strange an Bobby Tlsdale 110511111111 to Succeed V051 U I'5 'dab1e Wars Wallare Hlllflll Pat Ntugner HIM 3TH Stewart Harxm .Le fhuma: Bradhag: FN JLINIORS Presirlent Zola Mae Suggs Vice' l'resirl0nls .-X. C. English Nlary jo McLeml llell Brewer Secrelrzry'-Treasu rer John Campbell 84 JUNIORS: 34 BQYSQ 50 GIRLS Efl Aclflisun McQue9 Bagnal Betty Barwick ,lean Berry Harold Bomar John Bracllmam Johnny' Bradham Mary Sue Braclham :Xlive Breemlin Mary in Br:-wer We-llmrrn Bremer Joyce Britt JLINIORS SOLD OVER SIOOO WORTH OF MAGAZINES 4 lxilft' liruailwai l Vivian Burke- ,lanir-ff Caiiipln-ll Julin ffzuiiplmf-ll i l -Xlex Carter Jean Cato Bulvlmif' Cliamller Jn Clark Billy Griffey lfunire Curlmf-tt Claremlmi Coskrey Nlurrell Driggers file-ii llulw Jziiiivv lffliiimisini X. l,. l'.IlgIllSll Flu-rry lfilsmi limi mnlifl Harriett Naumi Ce-clclings lflnmrim- llurriiigtmi lfverc-ite Harrington 1 E f E i l Wzfszs' C!,Ol?yGl?ldA!y cSfm12.s'o1' - Cff11k'e Coafffn 33 JLINIGRS PLIT ON THE FOREVER TO BE Jeannette Harvin Charles Hill Rovky Hill Geraldine Hodgs- Ashley Holladay Alvin Holliday Ashley Johnson .lo Anne Kelly Betty King John Land Steve Lee Buddy Lewis Ida Mae Mahoney ,lack Matthews Geraldine Melnnis Carolyn lVlCLeofl Charlie McLeod Florence McLeod Lawson McLeod Mary ,lo McLeod Willa Nlae Nlims Barbara Newnnan Lilrhy Plouclen '17 ts-2. Th-pw! 'bp or' Frau 'WWW , P' 1:7 o Q REMEMBERED JR.-SR. BANQUET WE 7 1 Gf'urg:P Iif-au-s ffzmrlyn HIl'IlIDUI'gI fmr vs xie 111-max C I I I' I,. , ,. IAN IXIQIIIN Illlffliill Iifvgvrs I3urIfIy5pig1lu'r I,iIIiun Spignvr .lim Spmtt 55 Ivia Stone Ruby' Jean Stukes Zola Mae Sugg Fax e Tavlor jfwx Taxlor Ann VIIINIIIIPS CIarvm'c' txllll Than Chen IIQIIUIHIJSHII Uilllllf' IuIflds Ifrank VI'z1IIau'1- XunIn-x XYVRIIYI IIm1aIrI XX IIFHII Pflrflm l'r1r11r11'lf1IfI1' XIIIIVIIY' Iiruxtwrn I7f'II Iirmxf-r I.in4Iai Cartvr Iliam- Ifukvr XIiiIf1EjI'f'I ILIWI' Xllrwltc-IIiwI1I1l1rg xllll IIif-IxI1urg1 OFFICERS: Presirlenl Brownie Parker Vice Presiffents Karen Thompson Betty McKinney Mack Flemming Secrelary-Treasurer Meree Nlorris SQPHOMORES ? 'YZF' 1 L 4? Nk-:Xrthur :Xllen Nlartha Nelson Altman Nlary Ann Ardis Elizabeth Bagnal Martin Beatson Sarah Bethune Gene Blackmon Henry Bozarfl janet Brewer William Brewer Betsy Bryant Cluclys Bry ant Cynthia Campbell Terry Cloy Archie Coker Wlootly Corhett ilk s 1. '71 X 1, .J , 7 V fl K asf' 'q V, A J 1 fy' . f fv af? 'aww 0 if , , Y hz' M I QEZQ 4 Y' E5 5 I 'f I v f Rosa V. Lewis Jackie Lowcier Thomas Louder Betty NTLKIIIIICX Gary McLeod Sue McLeod Carl Mini Meree Morri Vonnie Morris Betty Jean Ne bitt Evelyn OIWIII Brownie Parker Lf-Cay Richhourg Ray Richbourg Ylonroe Rlcl Ill Virginia Hlflgexwax LHIH' lailllix Huffh Hu-I1 I In 1Im ,U N F' IHA!! 1A'llI51'4lH Nillzi5f'11rrx I ran-5 Sharix Rnlvlvx Fllllpwn .lllflx 'xllll Nnilh 1? Q'- WH? 1 Q4 I'l1uln.s l'1u11'u1'l11l2lf': Helly JL-an Bryant. Nlark f:lli'XNllillfI. Hula llisvker. llvun Ilmlgv. Th Q- as 1, ' yr WWW E r 15 I S. , , YY ,L F- W K lifwllvllf- Slllilll 'xi Nwlu-rl Strange- Q Billy Fylu-F av 4' ?f:w,3r E y ,pk LJ J . , x 1 Lharlf na Ind 'IX ll't'fi Rm fl Tha r flll2ll'lt'4 HIPS Tllillllfw ,lulm I.rx ln Ilmrm-5 Ill' mm llllgpvll I' ir lm 'lxhmnp in V Stull lluxivl Thfnrlp-ml .lvrrx Tillllllwll ' ' 'r'Il 1 K I Arif- XX ilflf-r 39 OFFICERS President Billy Cf-fldings Vife Presizlenzs Linda Coke-r Jack Taylor Rock Duke- Sefrftarv Julivttf' Moiivr He-rman :Xldvrrnan Harry Barrvll Doris Bradham YT' Jimmy And:-rson Patty Xnlig Audrf-y Barwivk Xlartha ,Ivan Haul:-rl Brenda Britt .Xllarrl I3ru,gdun NN N-..., FRESHME mists' C 1,o12gQ121dffy CSPOIY-S'OI' L U2 fkl CJOIGQI' Huward Bagznal C13l't'll4'f' lllunn- Yliks- Brown 'Fill Ne-ll Hagnal Charln-4 Barrrtt Bobby Brariham De-Ima Bradham Frankie- Brunson Henry Bryant 'GTZ' 'H ii- M1-f -gg sn., 'Har Mike Le-ley Henry Lowmier fl:-fic-sa Mahoney Leo Mathis Margaret Ann Mathis Ronnie Meyers David Miles Cheeta Mitchell Annette Morris Juliette Mosser Lf-gear McCabe Jimmy McCord Sue McKnight ,Iohnnv McNeil Hilda Nunamaker Bt-th Raymond Barbara Jean Reardon Billy Richburg Tommy Ridgeway Kenneth Rippy Kenneth Rowe ,If-seie Rush Mike Shady Patsy Shorter Ralph Shuler Edward Smith Dale Spigner Janice Spigner Patsy Spigner ,Iaekie Stewart Jane Stogner Ceil Stukes Jack Tavlur Barham Ann Thames Ruby Thames Joan Thigpen Maris' Thigpvn Mary Thigpcn Dorothv Thompson Thelma Thompson Linda Timmons Kate Tiridale Edward Ward Nancy Winstead 4 ,, A2 .. KJ iid UBFRESHMEN lI.XN' HII-I1I'HN l'r1w1flrfJl If-'IQIIII I.1xIw l1ff'l'rf-Nzflfnr XIIIILI II41l'x1l1 I'1gmf'lN Uma Inv-Ixn IIJIM Nw fflllfl -Trwrn I',I'llIlIxIl' I'+rr!fr 4IlirIv'x Xikvnx f.HIIv'v-11 XIIKImv-'IX XI.1rxin XII-lmwk 6' IIN- XIII I.II Il Xr1:I-v-U11 NIMH XIHII-rw Il I .Z 1' 'Q II.nIw.lru M ull II.1II.lN I lIIvvI.IIr 'N M ' ' XI.1lx Inu II.lII It I ,, '.lIIliiiN Ilaixrwti it I'1IIx ILI-flvrl I lIlX I mul! Nl:-xv IlI.11 Ixlllllll XIdV5II1'I1IlII1IIllH 2 R. I'I1xIi I'l 1 IIIJIII x If-m I1.1fII1.m1 Q ' ' Mm Ilrwxx I Xin ' I II rl I r x u I 9' f. II Il'41I1IIV'N'V Iiw1r:1'- I'rilI IX1II1f XI: IMI!! A . IH -1'-' x In null Ihau I :mm I xI'IlHlIx- Iux IH I Ix I II Inlx em I I ' XXIIIIII II1x I rx.Il V V IiIf.x Ilumr -H A - ,, Illhrmx I u!I'r 'M' -3 f 1 ' Y ' '- t I--'mf llrIIvIv1I -V 5 f j fII..mf4 ky Ax is K . In-.XIII R11 5 f X. . ' ' I'IIvI4vIvV I1 ':I'.4'1:.x'z' IHIII1II,il.I'I - IIIIIIUI INN' ,'-7 v- '-7. if ., -,. 7? 5 , III:-If-II In Ixl ' - w- I Y '- Xm, Imrv I' L, E I.rI1:.1Ilmv .A ' I ' IfI:1I'.I'2'Ix Y k I -1: ' I'...1:I:- I III 11' 1 vs lun-x lr.-r I .U XII: 4.4111- NI x hm I' II. H11 Iv4'I!1 r I.1!-x 4 MI I l'lml0s lzlzavailulzlef ,Iolin Ardis. Clliarlvf liraxton, ,Ie-rry Cokrr. .lam-k llarringgton. ,li-N-iw llmlgu-. Phylis Mcfialw. :Kutrey Morris, Karolyn Rush. Je-an Tifdale-. Elizabeth Hodge- ,Ioann Hodge Wylie Hodge Gwen Holden Kermit Holladay Jerry Holliday Billy jackson P. B. Justivr- Frankir- l.audc-rdalv Junior Mar' lm:- Sani Lnwdvr Johnny Mcllutvli Connie- Mclnnis Carolyn MCL:-od Darlene McLeod Harvvv fllclmoal Danni-ttf' Mini- Onvil Mints nfivld Nliinf 1 'xlIIlf't'll2i Milvlium Betty AIIUIITQLUIIIVIW Francs-S Moon- Claudf- Morris Raymond Mouzfr Quinn Nlvyvrs Shirley jf-an Pack Libby Patton Frankie' Porte-r Judv Rlianu- Xlin4-rvu.lil1o4lu- lre-ne' Rivlilmurg Rulin-rt Rirlgy-way Willit- Huy Rirlgz-vvuv Frankie- Rue-hl Morgan Sauls C. Wi. Fnydrr Ucirald 'liuxlm Narah Lev 'liinnnona FH-lI'IC'f's 'liolmiag C. A. Vann Toni Vassar Allan Wallam- Charlc-5 Wm-ilaml Richard Wholl- Pfam IIVPSI-lfPlIf Ray lrvtllllllgl' I ire l're.s1'rlvnI.s .limmy Xldf-rman Jw li:-illliligis Xlwlliff Xlmurr Marv lille-n Nlatliif Svrrvtzzri-Trf'nx11rr'r Leila Harx in SEVE TH GR DE Photos 1.11m-ailable Linda Fayf- Ardif ljayjql Il,-,I,-5 llfwnald llrfvwn Clan-nw Logan Kllssvll ll21l'l'e'lslrIl Mlllhlllly Nlmirv' Jiinniy Alili-rnian Frr-il .Xrflix lllljlllllly Arllis Ruby liaglnal Billy liarl-Q-dalr XYYHYHI' llaruifli Ralph lie-atson jury Booth Xlildrvd Borland Barney Bri-wer Ernie Broadway Martin Broadway Stew' Broadway Elainfl Bryant Lnrainf- Brvant ble-nn fiamplwll l.anf-ll ffantfw L+-1-il Klartf-r fir-nv ffhr-wning X llvlvl lmlwf Virginia llanirl- liliarliu- .lm llam- Nlary Fiinirw- llavi Iyiwiy llvriiii- fwrnvlia llriggrr- lfniiiialr-an lluliow 5an4lra Eflvn- l.l3l14llil lfilwn l.'Irv'IIa l'Afll'f-'Ill bar--l 1-ainlilr' Fam haiiilrlfl lluriulil hwlflniu- Klizaln-Ili Uv-flding lfdlf lln xl Billy ,Ioe Coins Mavis Haley Charles Harxin Leila Harvin Bob Herlong Brenda Hodge Carol Hodge Christine Hodge Loretta Hodge Robert Hodge .ludy Holladay David Jenkinson Thomas Lee ,lohn Lowder Mary Jo Mahoney Sylvester Mathews Ernest Mathis Jeanie Mathis Mary Ellen Mathis Loretta McCabe Retty Mc-Cams Patricia McCants Jane McCoy l,arry McDaniel Lillian M1'Elx'et'n Katherine Mt'Leod Martha Ann McLeod Rena MeI,t-od Bobby Mc'Roy Sandra Mercy Elizabeth Mims Jimmie Montgomery Ada Mae Moore Mellie Moore Houston Morrif Rodger Morrif Pam Ou-rby Sherry Parker lleloref Parry George Poole Gerald Raymond Perry Reardon Patsy Riehburg Elaine Ridgeway Kathleen Home Betty Lou Scott Vit-ky Stull Peggy Scurry Archie Stulu-5 Linda Taylor Miriam Taylor Charles Thames Robert Thames Roger Thigpen Carolyn Tlioiiip-on Elaine Timmons Eu-lyn Toliiae Linda 'lionilinson Lorine 'liiielu-r Edward Ward Elizabeth Ward Frankie Welch Reggie Welch Yermelle We-leb Donna Wihiteon Douglas Wilson John Wood Marshals welcome guests to all school function THE SENIQRS SELECT MISS-HI-MISS PATRICIA STOGNER Each vear the members of the senior class select a girl from its number as Miss-Hi-Miss. She is selected upon her qualifications of leadership, scholarship, personal attractiveness, and character. She represents her school at a special weekend at Wlinthrop College and is featured in a special edition of the JOHNSONIAN, student newspaper. The King Teen is se- lected by the members of the senior class. This selection is given the boy whom the class considers to be outstanding King Teen in leadership, scholarship, TOMMY MCKINNEY and Chafafffef- ' He will represent his school at a special weekend at Wof- ford College. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN HARRIETT TIMMONS The D.A.R. award is given every xear to the girl of the twelfth grade on the basis of her character. reliabilitv. dependability. and good citizenship. Nominations are made bv the class. and from the nominations the final decision is made bv the high school faculty. Victoria Mosser .limmy Thompson Bobhy Tisdalf- ,lack Eaddy 3 2 Left to right: Victoria Mosser, Elizabeth Freeman, Bobby Tisdale, jimmy Thompson, ,lack Eaddy, James Beatson. REPRESENTATIVES TO GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE Each year, the civic organizations of the town send a group of girls and boys to Girls' State and Boys' State, the leadership training institutes which are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and the American Legion, respectively. These young people are chosen from the rising senior class as potential leaders by the faculty. They receive intensive training in citizen- ship. Being chosen a representative to Girls' and Boys, State is a coveted honor. .lame Beat Elizabeth Freeman if .gtg e fa 1 s The Student Council is an organization of students elected hy the students. to serve as their official representatives in all matters of concern to the entire school. The council is involved in the real problems of the school and offers many suggestions for improvement. It also schedules. organizes. and manages ' many social activities. The council encour- ages the practice of good citizenship and helps create a hetter school spirit. Slanzling, left to riglzl: Sponsor. Xlrs. llinkinsg Bolilry 'liisilalm The election of the president and vice president for the HmmmMdprman.A-1.'P.ImIiNIL Fmnwp NWN Surah Imhum Cilminof Neal' occllrs flurlllfr the last llltilllll of the school Year. llummic lliclisoll. Yicloria xlossvr. lflorn-ncc Nici.:-o4l.jol1n lfdwaril D . F . A representative from each liomeroom is elected li? that room l t - R't'hU'l ll 'l'- l 'P ll 'l - N 'ff'f1f hut 1'-fldlf'-Wff at the heginning of the year. .N secretary. chaplain. and ser- geant-at-arms are elected at the first meeting of the council. The president of the Beta Cluli. lfditor of the Nlahiscan. Editor of the Monarch. and the school treasurer are also members of the Student Council. Outstanding projects of the year have lieen: Daily devotionals over PA system: Installation service for new council memhers: Honor pledges. Honors clay. Homecoming dance: Character Emphasis week: and the King Hop. 'p UFFIKIHIRS l're,si1len1 S'I'lfXY.XH'l' HXRYIN Vice l're.s1'1len! . 1 lk . Secretary KUUX WI-1I.Il0X School Trezzwzrfr NllililIFI.PiNlHf ll Xllii Chaplain l'.X'li S'l'UtlNlfR RING HOP- Xlatlum l'r-'side-nt recciw- ln-r rlass ring 50 5,-,gf,an,-af-Acfnm Xlllgl.: tLIlAxI4l:AxN'I' from Nlr. We-ldon. - 5 2 4 3 if is ' if We -af STLIDE T CQUNCIL 5 1 2 Q 2 . 5' Q p I V V urkwr. Barbara Nr-mnan. Vat Stwgnv-r. Slrwart Harxin. Bvtty Kimi. Nlikf- flhulfanl. Kugu Xxlfqllllll. N14-r1'e-Iv-nv llulq. Xian VUAIIQ111- Hillun lhwrlflu vI1Il'lI!Iv'N COUNCIL PROJECTS 3 a 1 -1 Q-4 1 m 1 MIM H-P111-ll'1r'1'1ww wx ' '1 INN ' V 1 1 1 1. ,Ihr Hp.. -iw' r'5H: fx NXXNHI 1 X111. .'. , . .. . .. .. . .. ... X Qxill Slgieei 04,0 1,5 wk ww 52 M RSHALS . . CHOSEN FOR HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDING il ...X f- Sitling: Vivian Burke. Betty King, Mary Wallace Hilton, - ' ' - ' ae 1 n Brow- Marth Anna Graham. Standing. Elizabeth Frm na , A nie Parker. Victoria llosser. Betty J. Bryant. Alice Brec-din. Mercelene Haley. The lVlarQhalQ who funttion at Commencement and at other func tions throughout the war are choeen from the Freghman Sophomore and Junior Llawee their C-election 14 hagefl upon cumulatixe Qcholar hip and the Chief 'VlarQhal hae the hivheet Qcholaetic awerare 1n the junior claw Being 1 'Vlu hal rarriee the dlstmction of l'l'H1I1 the highest scholastic average in each of the three classes. BETA CLUB . . . HHCNORARY SCIHOLASTIC SOCIETY gl E First row: L1-r-. Hoses-r. Bree-din. Burke. Timmons, Haley SPl'UI1fi mir: lfarlun. Bfiilllldll. Urxin. Tlzirrl rout Thompsrvn NIr'Kinn+-5. Kirwn. 'l'lmmp-on. Graham, Thames. Fleming , fiLllll'I'. Wvlflun. llwllivlay. Fuurllz mu: Srliwartz. Ks-nm-ily fSf1U12.3'0l' Hilton. Taylor. Hodge. Nlr'Ln,-ml. llrcwvr. Altman. Holliday, Nlinif. Uanivlx. Fifth fUll.'.' lkirkpr. lfnlinsun. Hvrlong. Sy lws. Rowe. Thani:-S, Buzarfl. Tham:-5. Rf-ardon. Rigby. Frm-eman llryant. iflistx' C 7012 y9lIIUA!y Faf'1'an IFUIIIQ Sponsor: Nlrf. P. 'lf Bradhani lngli ff-li-.1-l Nlllllvlllf. lts piiipmc- lx tu re-uarfl IIIt'Fll. 1-in-fnirzigrv Q-flint. .mil flvxvlfip r'l1airau'tf'r. Iln- lie-tu f,lulr we-ks tn Iirmm ti tlu- lll4'LllN nl ,-Xrmlrivuii llt'lllUl'YLlI't arming ite nivmlveri. Itf iiiuttw. l,f-t llv lt-all liy wrxiiig utlif-rx i- a truv imlivatiuii nl the spirit isliir-li mutix atvs tliv 1-lulv zmfl its inrlivirlual iiiernln-rs. 'llie rvquirf-im-nts for im-mlm-rsliip arg- lwmiralile cliaracter. goml OI-'FIf,EIiS: Harrifn Tiuunmix. Yixian Iiurkr, Aliw Hr'-f-din mentality. r-rf-rlitalilf' avliicfwtiieiit. aml r-uminerirlzilale attitude. andW fiH1'f-5 f- 53 OLD E GLI H M MAHISCAN EDITORS Sitting: Betty King, Mary Wallace Hil ton, Tommy McKenney. Standing: Mrs Lesvsne, Harriett Timmons, Pat Stogner, Bobby Tisdale, Dottie Eadon, Mrs Bradham. MONARCH EDITORS First row: Tommy McKinney. Second row: Patsy Mims, Marian Rowe. Third row: Mrs. Goodwin, Bobby Tisdale, Miss Tolson. Fifth row: Pat Stogner, Mike Chalfant. '27-T' E' OFFICERS-Pat Stogner, Presidentg Marian Rowe, Vice President Tommy McKinney. Secretary-Treasurer. The Old English HM Club is composed of the chief editors of the MONARCH and MAHISCHAN staffs. This club has as its project the editing of the LITERARY MAGAZINE. The purpose of this project is to encourage among the students of-Man- ning High School creative writing in poetry, fea- tures. short stories. and plays. I 'IIIH I XI ACTIVITIES nf, I In Lf-In,,,l' 4 , ' - ' r gllrl- 31Iuure Nev-Zi J? -'..... I my 5l,y4vII VI. I I HOSPITALITY AND CONGENIALITY BOTH PLAY A VITAL PART IN THE ACTIVITIES OF MANNING HIGH SCHOOL. ,L III Ix- MAHISCAN . . . . . .SCHOOL YEARBOOK Cropping and identifying thousands of pictures, draw- ing hundreds of layouts. doing countless write-ups, check- ing copy. and typing. busy MAHISCAN editors and as- sistants work at top speed to meet deadlines. Even before school starts. the editors plan the theme and begin putting their ideas into action. Financing a yearbook is no small undertaking-a fact well-known by the NIAHISCAN Business Staff. Wiith a big bang the yearbook sale opens up each year. Haunting downtown business firms to sell plenty of ads and ad- vertising space for the MAHISCAN, industrious Business staffers really know what hard work is. Although the editing of the yearbook is a tremendous task. every second of work has its reward. When MAHIS- CAN workers breathlessly view the finished product and hear the students' joyous cries of MMAHISCANS are herelii they can truly be proud of the part they played in recording the story of the year. Assistant Business .llanager Feature lzdztor 5I,,,fg5 Edlgof A. C. ENGLISH DOTTH EADON BOBBH TIQDALE Assulanl bdztor ffctlzztzes Editor benzor Edzlor BETTH KING PAT NTOUNER HXRRIETT TINIMONS Left 10 right Lwnn R1 In Brenda 'Ihann Nlr ulld L Q ne john hdward Lu Clalre Eadnn 'NIr Bradham Hs-rman KI1Irrm.in ldmlxn I 4 ffm w ntl 8 me 0 XXNI' X 3 ONINIX ,P RN XX XI I IX Ix I-'Xl SIOKJNER IJUVIIE FKDOX BOBBH FISD-XLE HXRHIILFF IININIUNN LXNN HIL BX J NFIJW XRIJII-I' BLDINENU TUNINIX NILKINNEX X 1 ENDLINH ISRILNIJX IH XXIILN I L URI- E XIJON BRUXX XII I XRRIH HFRNIXN XIIJFRNIXN N X I FNFN Buaznesg IZILZSOV N I IRXIJI lwfzlorlal hlzzsor fins Con enluhly ubl Wk f pon xox X af fXfUyI.7Ql S Iwi slant 41 tzzzzzes Feature Sperm 5PlllUf funzor 5111111 rmmrr SI-XII BIISIVIES5 4sszslar1t Huhszness SPIIIUI' fu rzwr WIIIMIIIIIIIIFQ' I' fPSl1llZUlZ I' fflfllf I' flllor lzrlzlur Lrfzmr Editor Lzlllor l'IilI0f lwfzmr Ilarzagrrr Ilarzagefr Ilanager Ilunager Ilr1l1a,.f1r Ilurzapfr E' 57 I . 5 .' 425 ' 'Q ' , S. J f':'f '. , I ' , . ' IiIJI'I'UliIfXI, .UI'.'XI'II A, NI-I IQVIC III 'INN I ' I IEICZIT' W 'IIYIL If .'.' '. ' , , ofif 3 .33 IIII q I f ' X 1, I' f- 1' V , . W ' V 4QpXHUI.YN IfUI I EY Freslmzan lL'11'itUr W' IA 'E fA' A'Q .' ff 7 ,IRS X-H. 'If . ...I QNE XlRfi .'. I .I I IXNI rl 2 . N,xlY?'1 . y ' B up i ' ' S .. ' ' , - AJ I ' MONARCH SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Heres another scoop' Get lt as qu1ckly as you can' Th1S may sound a blt strange to most people but It s a famxllar greetlng among the hard ssorklng members of the Monarch staff A llttle blt of the best of eyerythlng 15 he meamng of Monarch and these up and commg young journallsts uphold the name Leavmg no stone un turned to seek out the latest goss1p and 1mportant aet1y1t1es they flll the pages of the Monarch W1th mterestlng news and thought provoklng ed1tor1als fhe mne regular lssues publlshed each year are avmlted eagerly by all the students of 'Nlanmng Hlgh EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Bobby TlQd3lP 'Hanan Rowe Tommy NICKIHDEY Pat Stogner Pat y 'Nllms Asszstant Eclzlor Neus Editor Feature Ezlztor Art Edttor Assistant Neus Edztor Henry Herlon Asszstant Feature Edztor Lyn Rlgby Sports Editor Nllke Chalfant Staff Wrlters Bllly Syke Mary ,Io 'NIeLeod Brenda Nloore beor e Reave Clalre Eadon Betty Km .Iohn Bradham Erlztortal Adzzsor 'Nlr C00dWlll 13 ++-... --- q....s' Ihe 'Vlonarch staff hard at work meetmg a deadllne X EDITORIAL STAFF t In lbhl Irby lfdf N I n r Yldrx W aIIau H1111 n NI1In lhdlfant Harlan nw: I umm NI4Ixmn4w A iff llll BLMNFN5 51 XII BIINZIIPSS Ilmzager If'IrY1d 'II I1 llllllhl Fljllflf an NY Hlltr Num FAI n ll NIIIPSX Illllkllf ff ns C fo12ge121c1Aly fSf1Ul?SUl Fd! 91 7 fafklc Q 7 116012 59 Leif r ' J Hn 1 'I sI'I'. Ijat .Ing IJ. A f 1 7 -- ' 1, , YQ ' . A ' V R -- I I , ' 7- ' , .' .. Y' 4 A 41--f-r 17,1 fry , ' XI' Y V. ' an flvlfllfllffllfl Ilrllzaaerx ,I0'iilIIIi'III' Harxin , . ' ,'1 ll nf 1 .- XII-5 'IMIX-In IIHIAIQ VIIIHI Ivy H -IH-l.fIlf'f Xilrurikx XI.,-..-r4lz'f1wfffw Ilrz :Jw 7 , A BLCDCZK M CLUB . .. . .ATHLETIC QRGANIZATION This is an athletic club which is Composed of cheerleaders. football. baseball, and basketball play- ers. The requirements for membership are as fol- lows: Football. sixteen quarters: Baseball. five gamesg Basketball, twenty quartersg and Cheerlead- ers, two years. The Block UNI Club is one of the oldest permanent organizations in our school. Its purpose is to en- courage school spirit, especially in attendance to athletic contests. When a student has met the requirements he or she receives a letter. Seniors who have met the re- quirements receive a sweater. Le!! I0 right: Thumpmn. Thamwl Mabrey, Shuler, Taylor. Kill?- The club members should work toward good sportsmanship. lt's not so much who wins the game, but how we play it. may GOHQQUICAQ cioonsor ZFQHOQ jfames gl Left to right: Harvin. Rogers, Land, Hill, Spignvr. Coskrey. Ard. Sprott, Harxin. English. filliillillll King, Taylor, Thompson, Thames, Beatson. Thigpen, Duke. Mathews. Hill. Craft. Eamlily, Smith Katsos, Broadway. Fleming, Bradlianl. Hodge. Wilson, Eadon. 60 FTA... 'T-3 1 .TRAINING FUTURE TEACHERS eaneffe jfaruzkz jikjlszs C,012yc2121dAfy csfoonsor 'Hwy 1 Irs! r HL df N ran Srr onrf mu ldlhr Duke Eadon Clark Harun Nloor Q T I gl 4 ll I fllll rl n IN IL 1 nur Fafun T 1m J on 1'-Ourfz V114 If i ,urn I Il f X 40 rl an T fd 1 .ant ur 1 a nf am 1 Uxfr mx BOOSTER CLLIB . . . . . PROMOTERS OF SCHQOL SPIRIT WSJ Gonyenzdfzy cgkaonsof lboffze 611612 The Booster Club is the largest organiza- tion in Manning High School. lts aim is to aid the students in supporting the ath- letic department of the school, and to keep the school spirit at the highest peak. There are 250 members in the club this year. Season tickets were solcl hy the Booster Cluli for all the home games. ancl a Booster bus furnished rifles for the students to all out of town games. The goal of the Booster Club is that all students of Manning High School will be- come members and every member strive to support fully the athletic teams of our school. 62 OFFICERS President Tommy McKinney Vice President Dottie Eadon Sefretary-Treaszlrer Claire liadon Counril .llenzbers jackie Eamlon ,Ivannettv Harvin ,VV gi 'G , h ir g N lr I're--1111111 fvll- wa-1-n 111-1-wt Studvnt lm M, W N 4'lll'l'I'lIl,Ll Iwalnx un lu vlvh lrvg Chfwring hafkf-tlmall If-ams un In xivtnry JHA xx .5 r- el ' N txt ., 34 N ,. President Mary Ann Arflis Vice President Linda Coker Serretary More-e Morris Treasurer Betty McKinney Reporter Nina Scurry Parliamenzariarz Sara Bethune Song Leader Barbara Newman Sitting: C o k e r. Stewart, Gardner, Timmons. Stand ing: Coker, Winsted, Den nis. Bradham, Dennis. Tis dale, S p i g n e r. Coker Hodge, Thompson. Cor bett. Daniels. S h 0 rt e r Dukes, Coker, Morris, Mrs Basden. Sponsor. The Future Homemakers of America are as busily preparing for their future careers in the home as those preparing for careers in the business worlfl. Since the home is the backbone of the American way of life. they feel a great responsibility in home- making. Helping each girl learn more about home and family living is the goal of the F.l'l.A. Besides. the members strive to be a service to the school through their many projects. First row: Ward, Newman McLeod. Johnson, McKin ney. Daniels. Ardis. Seurry Hodge. Morris. Barwick. Second row: McRoy, Den nis. Bryant. M c C a nt s Smith. Bethune, Brewer. Haley. Morris. Basden. CBPOIPSOF fi J XC 1220 csczzrry F9155 C3012 yerzzdfkfy FRENC LUB ar L Wfrlszr Culurzyenfdbfy fS!IUI2-Yflf' Z oya Z 79114112 IGPSIUIIPHI 'lkhwlnra Flvrningr Irfv l'res1'1lr'r1I Bury Lou Rvardwn .Sw rrlarr Z-,la Nlav Sugg- Rwffnrlvr Fllvrrx lfll-'III Presirlenl Hubby Ti-dalv Vive l'rP.s1'JPr1! Koga Wvldnn Serrefary Nlarian Rowe- Treasurer Harrivt! Tirrrlrn-rlx Firsl row: Thames, Dukes, Yluswr, Thamvs. Sefnnd row: Rigby, Eadon. Free- man, Nlrmrv. NI c L 1- n d Rvaws, Eppf-rson. English Bradhanl, Broadway, Chal fanl, Iiradhanr. Rnwr. Tim mrrns. WlQ'lll0I1, Tisdalv, Thr- l renr'h Club is mnnpnsr-rl of all members of semnmd ye-ar Frvnvh r-lass. Its purpose is to Study the rustmns. dress. and life of the Frf-nvh people'-f past and present. A knowledge of pvuples in far away lands :nukes for friendlivr relation- ships lmtwvcrr our vounlry and theirs. Corrvsporrrlc-r1c'e luv- twf-vn students of the FfCIlCll Club and students of France is encouraged. FBLA . . . . .COMMERCIAL STUDENTS' CLUB Frm! mu 5 Inl-un. l'lf-ming. liarrr-tt. 'I'l1mr1p-mm. ffnrlr-Att. liruadway. Ko-lly. Illldlllf'-, flartvr. Slum-. v.Sefm1fl row: Walllur. Ju-liw. Hrrlf-ng. llwlladay. ilampln-ll, Mila-. livthunv. Thin! mu .' ll11'l1ln1rg.f,fvk r. l'1lwn fwkvr liaunal lir--su-r livardun .in FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA . .. ... DEVELOPE Ac-RlcuLTuRAL LEADERSHIP OFFICERS R II ,,1, Rig A E, A Xlk Shi 1 ,Q 4 5 IAIA M Ueyrk i 1:4 J Rf' , 7f'ffK'f AM, d iff? ES' F Q Q OO , D I IS' ig '..H '4 MH 0 IPX Q ' 9 5 5 .. N v as V.. V '60 , , -. ' I K 3,1 ,R I, ?' 7 ,mx H ff LIBR RY CLUB if'7'W I '70 Left to right: Thames. Haley. From-man, Daniels. Hal:-y, Rust, llc-rry, llan- iels. Bethune, Barwick. Br:-wa-r. Nlorris. 3 S .Q The Library Club is organ- ized for the entertainment and enlightenment of its members, to encourage reading of good literature. lt stimulates school loyalty. develops leadership and helps to brighten and yitalize the intellectual life of the school. OFFICERS: President. Elizabeth Free-man: Yice Presi- dent. Betty Mae Thamesg Secretary-'l'rz-asurer. Dorothy Daniels. Bryant, Filson, Parke-r, Tlunnpson. Sefonrl row: lfadon. llramlham. Epps. Third row: Radon, Tee-cl. Kirwn. pXltman. Graham. Uryin. llampln-ll. llif-km Holladay. Wilder. Fourth row: Syler--. Kr-nm-dy. He-rlongl. Smith, lfailmly. Ulm Disc-ker. l.t-se-sriv. l z'!Il1 rout lim-zartl. johnson. Svliysartx. lm- S1-ntl. li:-alson Duke. llisckvr. Ritlgill, l.:-sm-sn:-. Xlf'l'iinm-y. Ul l lfll'iH5: l'r+'-ide-nt. Shi-rry lfil-on: View l,I't'slllt'Ill. l3r's-wniv Purlu-rx 'liI4t'ilNllI't'I'. Karen 'lilioilipsoriz Sf-vrwtary. Br-tty .lean llryant. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is composed of mem- bers of the second year Latin class. Its purpose is to acquaint the students with the customs. life. and religions of the ancient Romans. This study reveals to them the obligations modern civilization owes to these ancient people. A large number of the members attend the i'Latin Forumi' each year. 6 ifzlss Clonye121ic1Af7 Cgf1UI?.S'0l WACQ 7fc1.s'.s'c11' RT CLUB ifzlszs' C70l2yQI2lCAfy CSIIUIZSU CJHMQ Cia112p6ey 3255 , v 0l7FlfiFRS: Pr:-Nimlvnt. Jn Altria- lulin-un: Yin- Pre-sitlvnl. P Se-fre-tary-Trvafurvr. Sli:-rry Filson: Hn-pnrtf-r. Frankie- Griffith. First rout fide-ne. Xlhvliim. Filson. xltlllffk Svott. Rush. Minis. Bryant. N11-Elm-vn. Frivrsnin. KHPPIIUIIHI Hnlcln-n. llrnne-tt,'l.au1le-rtlale-. Elliott. llulu-. Tuliiax. llrazlliatn. Halvy. liruwn. Hullatlay. 'Nlathr-w-. ffamplwll. ,-'lrrli-. Gvtlclingf. Nlc'Lvml. lavk-nn. l,f-cl. Bark rout: xIl'I.f'4lLl. Pattern. Hrs. Lrff-fn:-. Rlimlux. liininuns, flantvy. llul-co-. Bryant, Hmlglf-. lonilinfrm. Parker. Nl:-l.f-ml. Xlt-rvy. lliaylnr. Whit-un. Nlvllant-. Hmlgf-. Nlvfluy, Tisrlalr-. Rlianir-. Nlt-tlutlivn. liarri-. lille-mningg. Hilton, llafmle-n. First row, lei! to right: Moss:-r. Eadon. Graham. Scott. Berry Ednwnson. Nlclfud. Clark, Richbourg. Vassar. Eadon. Hr Le-nd. Seronfl rout Tffed. Kirven, Lesf-snf. Sykes. Ridgefll Parkvr. Kvnnr-ily. Craft. Third row: Corlmf-tt. Stukvs. Stukvf Tlliilltvx. Xlaln-nr-3. Hmlgt-. fforlie-tt. llarwivk. fYlltkf'f. lfafldy Toliiax. Spignvr. llre-wr-r. Ward llaniplmr-ll, Plnwtle-n. 'lihfimp son. lfrr-e-man. lluluw. Eppa llagnal, 'llharnt-N. Spnnwr. lllr- Ove-rlny. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS lflfLH'I'H GRADE President Anita Harxirl Vire President Carolyn Ru-li 5er'retarywTreasurer Danflttf- Xlimf QEXFXTH CRAIJE I rmzrlerii N N lrffslr urla 1 Sv rplarv Trvasurfr I dll! ll lvl nfl I1lf 4 tlll wt' . RECEPTIONISTS The bu drners Larry a grave responslblhty 1n trans portmg the students to and from school 70 First row Stogner Thompson Johnson Eadon McLeod Bethune Second row Eadon Mlms Breedln Crlfflth 'NIcLeod Thzrd row RlCh bur Bryant Dukes Epps Eaddy Rldgeway Burke Hod e Corbett Chandler Ward Thame Thame The receptlomsts perform a valuable servlce for the school greetlng each v1s1tor as he or she arrlxes thloughout the day BUS DRI ERS Fzrst rou. Coker Bradham Ard Ward Holhday Blackmon Second row bcurrw Hodge Camp bell Drlgger Third rou Corbett Shuler Bradham Lee GIRLS' A D BOYS' 4-H LUBS Presirlertl: Thelma Fleming Iliff' Ilffiililffllli Gayle Ridgeway Serretary: Carolyn Richburg Sung Lemler: Nlarie Morris First row: Hinson. Porter, McLeod, Richburg, Fleming, Morris. Second row: Allsbrook, Thompson, Burke, Aiken. Haley, Filson. Coker, Haley, Graham. Mims, Burke. Jusice. Daniels, Dukes. Third row: Mclnnis, Haley. Richburg, Campbell, Thompson, Scott, Coker, Barrett, Brewer. Coker, Bryant, Barwick. Fourth row: Lewis, Harrington, Eaddy, Bethune, Richburg, Stukes. Nunnamaker, Corbett. Stukes. Hodge. Fifth row: Warcl, Bagnal, Bethune. Melnnis. Stone, Brewer, Haley, Anderson, Corbett, Stukef. I're.s1'rlent: Mark Fleming lvire l're.s1'r1er1l: llit-ky llmlge Secretary: Charlee Hill Treasurer: John Braflham 1 ' B Pl 4-H PLEIJGIE l pledge. My heafl to clearer thinking. My heart to greater loy alty. My hantls to larger service. My health In better living for my vlub. ini t'UllllllUllllf. aml eountry. The -1-H Clubs are organizerl groups ol boys and girls learning to work. plan. antl play together unfler learlership. first roux' Wallace. Jerikeriwri, liraelhani. Cetldingf. Harrelfon. Second rou C.onyr'rf.Qllutlv'r. llaniel-. 'liliiuperr llagnal. Thin! mu: jolin-on. Hill. Brad Hodge-. He-niingx. I.:-t-, llaxix. limgtlnn, ham Off to an curly slblfl. This year. 1931-08. has been the most outstanding year in the history of our band. The band has won acclaim from judges and spectators alike all over our state. George Hamilton IV lhrillcrl our girls with his pi-rforinanrw in a stage show in Atlantic City. Oh. George! xxx 5 1 ' -fy. The marching band is composed of high school students who are willing to expend much effort and time toward becoming a top ranking band. The band attended all home football games and two out of tow n games. It performed during the period between halves. The Manning Band Boosters' Club was reorganized this year and has been very active. The club has financed chartered buses for .most of our trips. WINS MANY HONORS AND MAKES NATIONAL APPEARANCES. OCTOBER: first place in Florence and Orangeburg fairs f second place in State Fair at Columbia f winners of- three trophies gixen at Georgetown Timber State Champions title won on same occasion. NOVENTBER: l'lJ Tobacco Bowl. East-West All-Stars foot- ball game in lflorence. DECEMBER: Carrilon Parade in Columbia - Lake City. Kingstree. and Manning Christ- mas Parades. MARCH: Cherry Blossom Parade in Washing ton. ll. C. 5. Festival. Lower 5 Uft' t .in 1-arl y start. What a bright looking crowd! 4. Band pvrforin- ut In-orglu-towri 'limb'-r lw--tual hand 1'.l'l.il'ol1lan1lff1g11. 73 CONCERT BAN . . . .ADDS MUSICAL ENJQYMENT TO SCHOOL First row R1 by Harxm Rowx Hradham Klrwn Ardl lNunnamakmr Plowmlen Dunk on Hxltun No ner Wlcleod Fadon Seronrl rou. llanlel Nlclnod Nnnlh Slulxe Fdrnund on PIIIIIIIHH Ba den fhandlxr lrlfflth Wax ar Nhuler baylr IXIIHIHUH femd Wxldon Nloore L1 lmy Coker Bozard Parker Thzrd rou, Frtcnlan Loffex Stu ner Ream Rid 111 Alderman Brown 'NIcl.eod Ba den Eadon Hilton Blume 'Nlclxod T e concert band IQ compo ed mamly of H1EiI'Cl1lIlg hand members plug sexeral lowerclafwrnen who arent III the ID3I'Cl'llIlg hand The concert band practices daily durlng the Qlxth period and alao haa afternoon practlcee when preparing for a concert Annual Cl'lI'lQtlll3Q and Qprmg concerts are gnen hx the concert hand The concert hand entered the cornpftltlon at the Cherrw Bloesom Feetlxal lIl Wfaqhlngton D C In Vlarch Twelxe outstandlng IllPlllllCI'S attended the hand lllI1lL held this xear at lxl3I'lOH lll Februarw ,lullet 'Vlower waa choaen after trxouts to be IH the all State concert hand bhe 15 the flrst Wlannlng band member to achlexe thls honor Sl th 4 crarnlmlm aflmr fnal I ar H1 In nod Nh e lllgl nu Q. . V 'Q rllllS IS liuni Vaissurs first Nt ' 1 sfflioul lrunrl. illuni is in the pre- if-urs In leacl thi- lrunrl. ll H-ur zinml shows grvut prmnism- lor The flruin inajnr has lmanfl flrill clvpcmls un his fum is also a Ill6II1lJ?I' rclnvh horn. il liig signal of thc MAJORETTES , V1 ll' als rlruni nizijnr of thc' eighth graflc anal has fuur 1- has cleans- ll fini' jul, this ilu- cwniiing xvurs. re-spunsihility. The chntirc- l'4rIlCt'fl hancl and plays a 0 'liliv 4-Ulm' guziril is Ll re-lzltin-ly nvw part uf Nluxining llighis lvanfl. The girls inarr-h in front of the clrum rnajnr anil ls-url tliv e-ntire lianrl. Tlwy have brought mum-h at-claim to the hancl. llie- mlur guzirwl umnsists uf. lvfl I0 riglil: Carolyn Xlc'l.6ocl. Olivia Pl0YVl'lf'll. Putty Arclis. janif-e EflIllUIttlFOIL Sue XIvl.f-ml. aml lfrankic Griffith. captain. Thvy 1-arry ilw American flag. the state flag. the sr-lnml banner. and twn rifles. DRUM MAJOR Ther niajurettvs IIlilI'f'll with the hanrl in all lnirarlf-s mul flrills. The-x usuallx haw- an iiirlixicluul rnutinv during tht: f'lJll1'f'fl nurnl-cr at the half-time of the fwwiliaill gain:-. The inajurettcs are. lefl 10 riglzl: Pat Flwgnofr. Nlairi Wzilluw- lliltun. Nlarx ln Nlf-l.t-ml. liuga Wielrlnii. unil larkiv' lfa- rlwn, ilqlivse' girls uf-rv sL'lr'1'tr'fl aiftvr tri- out-. lzaivli girl liaiil lu tixirl lllllltltllliillf unil shim ln-r strutting alnility. 'X girl must plan at inusii-ul instrunie-nt lu-furv slim- r-an try nut lfvr iiiujwrcttv. 75 SENIOR CHORUS First row: Carolyn Coffey. Second row: N e w m a n, Johnson, Johnson, Reaves, Kennedy, Katsos. Sykehs. McKinney. Weldon, Mc- Kinney, Holliday. Third row: ll r Q- e d i n, Eadon, Thompson, Filson, Clark. McLeod. Thames, johnson. Dukes, Bagnal. F o u r t h row: M C C r e a. Barwick. Haley, Reardon, Richburg. Brewer, Gardner, Shorter. HXGH CHO au S SEXTETTE Left to rzght Brenda Thame Lcod Jo 'Xnn john on Kr Weldon Barbara Newman Fzmt rou, Carolyn Coffey .Second rou. Alderman Dau Thomp on Nlahonex 'NI more llnmmon Hc lladay Thzrd ron H a r Ou rbx Hold: n Parka r Nl: rm x fourllz mu Tax lor Eaddx Cantex Nlclaeod P lrter qherrw Fllln Nlars .l lc J FEATURES . . . +74 3 3ii:'f 7 2l5 4.-f 'Q vi 2 , y. 3 , ... M.H.S. - MATCHLESS FOR BEAuTv AND HOSPITALITY 1 A S F X5 sfnXi? 29 ! 0' 4- 4-vi 'Y A and 2 .Zig ,nf -- ' MJ- b 15' 'Y 74, E 'ff g Q ,MMV fl 'af wi 0 T -me 5 , 45553, , , , .4 ,af 7,- X . f. ,fy f ' nz aff- Zum 7 'wr-1 12,511 k A ' X , ,wi . Wg my , If M, :V 5, , 1 ' L I 2-4: 2 W Vx CLA X1 A555 IRE BUCK E4 DON 1112129119 P PAT H me X WGN Warzdn Wowe . E93 Wannzhy 7 arrzeff Zmmony Q70 ce YQML 'VII Q Nlanmng H1gh and Her attendank were selec ted hx a panel of judge on the baslc of beauty IJOISC and per onalltx The heautx contet IS an an nual projett Gpon nrefl hx the Senmr Cla 7 7 Uannmg H1 h repre ent her chnul at XHIIUUC func tlon throughout the xear T e Conte tant ln e U1 Nlannmg Hlgh um te t were enterfxd from the xenth and I 6 glade 8I t f ' t ' . 1 .swy . . 5' A .g S S ' 1 '- V Q' h S 5 ' , th 1 ' ' - S Q ' cle ' w l ft h .X ' ss. Miss -- gl ,jeanneffe jfarozb UIYIOIQ .... ms my 01212112 44 1 MARTHA JEAN BASDEN JMIKII-1 EAIJON Junior Nliss Manning and her attenclants were seleeterl hy a panel of judges on the hasis of lreauty. poise. and personality. Both the Nliss Manning Contest and the Junior Nliss Manning: are annual projects of the Senior Class. Proceeds from these projects are used to finance the Senior Trip. The contestants in the Junior Nliss Manning Contest were taken from the ninth anfl tenth gracles: there were thirty-one girls in the contest. 82 FRANKIE CRIFFITH EVELYN ORVIN Jfa 0 arf bm MW lirencla Thanx K0 a Weldon larolyn Rlclllmur Harriet Tlmmon Uutty Eadon llary Wallace Hilton H ARRIET TIXIXIONS I XROI X N Rlf lllll RC, llaul or Honor Pat Stu mr Marlan Row: xiqguy ROWL BRENDA THANIES I' KOGA WELljfJN mm W XII 41 r mum PAT sToc,NFR elected ln popular lute of the .lumor and Semor Classes and mll reign mel the JUIIIOI' bemor Banquet 83 W-GGY QUQQZ? OIZQQCOIZQIIZQ UQQI2 Zoffze Ciaofnn ZIDOQ Safer SPORTS I 9 5 LIIIII-QIiI,1i,XIJIQIIS GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP IMPORTANT IN SCHOOL SPIRIT. GOOD SCHOOL SPIRIT SPLIRRED The Monarchs, with a spirit and determination to spare, came through with six wins, three losses and one tie for the season. This is the best won-lost record a Manning team has recorded in the past ten years. A winning team is never an accident, and the 1957 District Champions were no exception. There were many grueling hours of practice behind each of the wins. The team should certainly be congratulated for the truly fine sportsmanship shown in each contest. Coach Mabry and his assistant coaches, McCord and Harris, should be congratulated, also, for a job well done. The 1957 Monarchs are a team of which to be proud. X yt P553 FXR. Coachgi CH PAX ANT X x W, N . S WLVMW A co-Cavwn 86 TO THE BEST WON MONARCHS CN . . q..--. -v 1 g '0- 'sf-il First row: Tommy NIcKinne-y. Jm- T. Braflham. Dargan Rugs-rs. Cla-n Duke. Edward Smith. A. ll. l'lllL1llNll, K4-nne-Ill lie-atfrm. Tnrllrlly Tlliglpcn. Jimmy Tllmnpfun. .limmy Kalsos. Sermul rout' llllillll NIr'Curd. Marvin Bra-wvr. Jar-k Taylor. jim Sprutt. :xl'l'lllf' Cukvr. John Land. Unlmlmy Yvil-nn. lark Nlaltln-wr. Uavill Craft. Rm'ky Hill. Cvurgf- Uivkfon. Mil-Lv llruwn. ffuavll Xlalmry. Thin! muy' Miln- llhalfant. John I. 'l'l1arm--.jrwy 'I'aylnr. llivl-rf-5 Hmlgv. liullfltt Wumlx. Billy lirrvaalway. Str-wart Harxin. He-rman Arai. lark liaddy. LGST RECORD IN TEN YEARS. Q . ' 1 ff Mu fy, V? 3 fi? ,of ,, F M R555 H gs--Q 1 W, A. 6 ,, uf, ,V . warm W' ,WW-f.w3 Ak Q ae D' xp ' ' wfw- , ,V V www., ,ww Y .1 .MW A- J , ,rf ,, ' 1, 3 ,wkrtlf-.:z54.7L ' V 3 , L if 1-143' f pf Fiqh I '-'- m '. A , , ' g.r',fw3:'w1 f'1'gj,,,,'fg 2' 5' , 'wT'Fi' fP AL A ' ' A1ff!l'i 513Wi9?Wi'JrQ-W' 1' ff 1 mzdw ,- M: A fi' f ' , nf fgff,1ga9m3r5,fg'.-ffii,g:1. gay , , gi f ,L,5ixW', Vwzwa, , , . x A ,, n r ' 'V W ' pf ' 1:4,gP.m'f3z N A 2 ,M-. Q if fn, , 4 nf 5Ugg'5,j'f,.3-Asa, fggq, ' -ww, ', ' A Lu in A 1 , if, .K ,VlR,fQ,L 'Q'lLf,, Qffffq , - ' ,W Sui ' H ' X 'JM ' A , I V ,A My A ' '24 . ' L , J, fi 9 ' 'wig' f A M f V .rj 7.93 L gf, M, A , R 'QA N- QL 4 , , V, if I gx ' an ' if f ,,., fl, ' Q. 4 .QEQVQEQV 7 ' , -wi wx 2 3 x Q I ,v 'C af Q r it 'KX X . K' k i. xx V2 - ff .Aw L- , mfwmnn-r if an-w,..,.,,.,!?',.M.,..4,..M ' ,M X Q -5' L ff Q' H. I, U L ' . 1 I fmm 53 15 -R ' -V W- , ' ' A , 4' ft- ,H 4 H mm k y 15 L, ,AM ! x Y K . . X' 1 I 1 ' ' ,. 3 Q -.. 'Q 'J , ,, V 1 I 2 uf:'eW'f: ffsxhfl-lf' 'Q ff f 2' 88 WQMX4 V, H X as u JOEY TAYLOR JOHN I. THAMES MONARCHS EDGE ST. GEORGE 14-13 The Monarchs slipped by the St. George Eagles 14-12 September 7, in the season opener for both teams. It was a hard fought contest all the way. The first score came on a pass from tail-back'Bobby Wilson to wingback Kenneth Beatson. The pass and run covered 40 yards. Joey T. ran the point after. In the final quarter, with the Eagles ahead by 13-7, the Monarchs drove down to the 3 yard line. Fullback Joey Taylor crashed over for the 6 points. Joey then ran the extra point and the final score was 14-13. MANNING LOSES TO MYRTLE BEACH Manning fell victim to a strong Myrtle Beach team September 14, by a score of 26-6. In the first quarter, Joey Taylor broke loose for a 70 yard gallop and a score. Jack Eaddyis point after attempt fell short and the score remained 6-0. Myrtle Beach took the kickoff and started a sustained drive which resulted in a touchdown. From there on out, the Seahawks were just too much. The score at the final gun: 26-6. MIKE BROWN DAVID CRAFT -11 sr 'g'.e'-1 ARCHIE COKER BILLY BROADWAY MARVIN BREWER TOMMY MCKINNEY JACK MATTHEWS DARGAN ROGERS RocKY,' HILL MANNING WHIPS WILLISTON ELKO 13-7 Manning defeated the Williston-Elko Blue devils 13-7, September 28, on a very rainy night. The first touchdown came as a climax to a sustained drive, with Joey Taylor crashing over. Joey also ran the point after and the score was 7-0. The other Monarch score came on a pass from Wilson to Beatson. The try for point was no good. Kenneth Knight scored a touchdown and the point after for Williston-Elko. MONARCHS BOW T0 BISHOPVILLE 21-7 On the night of October 4-, the Monarchs suffered the second loss of the season to Bishopville 21-7 at the Green Dragons, homecoming. The Bishopville eleven scored early and led all the way. Manning's only score came in the fourth quarter on a pass from tail back Wilson to Beatson. Tommy Thigpen scored the extra point. Q'-nge-'--rf-'- wwf' New JACK TAYLOR 90 S JOE T. BRADHAM JACK EADDY Bishopville was the only team on the schedule that ran from the single wing. IVIONARCHS DEFEAT KINGSTREE' 14-13 The Monarchs came up with a last minute score to come out victorious once again in one of the season's most exciting games. It was games such as this that kept the Monarchs going. MANNING TRIPS ANDREWS 14-0 Manning laced the Andrews yellow jackets October ll, in a rainy affair on the Jackets, home grounds. The game was played mostly on the ground with neither team passing much. Tommy Thigpen scored the first touchdown and then added the extra point. Kenneth Beatson scored the other six points on a beautiful wingback around play. Beatson tallied the point after, and the final score read 14-0. . 5 EDWARD SMITH 4 gfypwi F,-,rn.e., , ,., DICKEY HODGE KENNETH BEATSON MONARCHS TRIM TIMMONSVILLE 7-0 The Monarchs licked the whirlwinds of Timmonsville High 7-0 on October 31. This was the first game after homecoming. There was no scoring during the entire first half and most of the third quarter. Late in the third period, Bobby Wilson connected with a 5 yard pass to Kenneth Beatson. Wilson ran the extra point. Timmonsville threatened in the first and second periods, going to the 4- and 10 yard line respectively. Manning scored in the last period, on a 4-9 yard pass play, but it was called back because of offensive holding. MONARCHS TIE EAST CLARENDON The Monarchs and the East Clarendon Wolverines played to a 13-13 in Turbeville Nov. T. The first Monarchs' score came with Tommy Thigpen driving over from 2 yards out. The extra point was good, and the score was tied at T-7. The Wolverines came back to score again in the second quarter. The point after attempt failed, and the half ended with E. C. out in front. The Monarchs scored again, made the only last half score on a pass from Bobby Wilson to Kenneth Beatson. The extra point failed and at the final whistle the score was knotted at 13-13. NIANNING BOWS TO L.B.C. 19-6 On November 15. Manning played host to Langley-Bath Clear- water in the Class HA Lower State Championship. Early in the second quarter, Billy Waley' hit right end Charles Mills for a score on a fourth down gamble. The same play was good for the point after. ln the third quarter. L. B. C. scored from the four yard line, after a T5 yard drive. The extra point was no good. Manning! only score came early in the fourth quarter with Tommy Thigpen going over. The try for point by Jimmy Thompson was no good. In the final minutes, Mills took a kick-off and ran 80 yards to paydirt. The try for point failed and the final read 19-6, JIMMY THOMPSON TOMMY THICPEN GEORGE DICKSON JIM MY KATSOS A. C. ENGLISH M V 'ti' I Q MARY ANN ARIJIS NIARGUERITE ALIJERNIAN fur MIKE CHALFANT Cu-Captain for HERNIAN ARD C0-Captain s ANNETTE DUKE JACKIE FADON f for JOE THONI.-cg BRADHANI BOBBY VVILSON SCHOOL SPIRI LINIJA COKER. 0110611 fur ISULLETT WOODS THELNIA FLENIINL I' DIC KFXI H0111 E T TPEAK... The Monarchs won their homecoming game by 28 points as the school spirit seemed to reach a maximum peak. Immediately? before the kick-off time each Monarch senior football playeris sponsor rode out onto the field in beautifully decorated convertibles. Manningls ball club controlled the game all the way. Tommy Thigpen, Joey Taylor, and Kenneth Beatson accounted for five touchdowns be- tween them, and Mike Chalfant and Bobby Wilsrnn took care of the extra points. At half- time Linda Coker. who had been elected by a vote of the student body from among the twelve sponsors, was crowned queen. The day before, the celebrations began with a snake dance from the courthouse to the ball field, led by the band and cheerleaders. The snake dance was concluded with a pep rally around a blazing log fire, and the burning of the Lower Richland 4'Hornet.,7 The homecoming parade consisted of 35 units and was led by the Manning Highls champion band. The senior's barbecue, which was held at 5:30 that afternoon, netted over 8400. BETTY MAE THAMES for JACK EADDY ure vfxsSAR x . ' for ,ON KENNETH BEAR MARIE STEWAB4151 BURN ARIIIA, FLY MARTHA SUE STRANGE for BILLY BROADWAY l'.'XT NITHLN ER JEAN N li'I I'E H.-K RYIN ful' fuf JIXINIH THOMPSON ... DURING HOMECCDMING. TOM MY NIQKIXN EX 93 GIRLS' BASKETBALL rzlfrl N vw111dn 13arr1t H1111 1 1111111 dl 101 S 11111 1112. 1 1111 1 lk Nls HMED 1 x E1 I C11re11111111 1 'u1111111rl1111 Nt X1aIt11ex1 'NU1111111 H1111 La t flfire-1111011 H1 x H11 1 r 1 1 mee B1 11111111116- Nt X1lLL11PXN 1x Il lu 1 1x ll ru dl n 1.11111 IIQ r 11 Hr 1111 Q .1r11111r Nhu er f11CapIa1n F1P1111n an11T11a1111 Ml11'lfU3f'11 N11 q11u11-'r 51011118 Ui S hm SP : f1- ' ' . ' -, g -. Sugg. 151' ' g. Cl' 'k. X11'1.- 1. ffatn. fr 1' : W-111 . 1,l11'i -s. '1'is11a11-. E' 111 . King. '1'1' -s. Spig - . NI rris. y 1. L1 -. .Q 1- . H IA, gf QI If f A T V 1111177 11111 17 15 ai . L 4-11 24 51. C 'urge' 13 2-1 .1 1 32 18 .f . , 's 26 31 i ? 20 18 ' S Q. , -14 31 1 ll' .1 24 -17 51. 111 gv 1 21 31 'Z 1 22 18 '5 26 2:1 '1 gst ' -1 131s1 1111111111 1f11111'1'1' V1 gsl H BOYS ASKETB LL Lnder the 1flGtI'UCtlOIl of Coachee Vlabrx and Nlcflord the boys hate enjoyed a fme haeketball Qeason Mwaw mth plentx of pep and deslre to spare the Monarchs plated each game wlth Qportemanllke deterlmnallon and ueuallx emerged xlctorlous TE AXIS PI MXN BD Hullx Htll Eaet Clarendon Nt Petr e Nutnmetton Qt Matthew Fummerton FH t fltrentlmt m x ll SI fetvr Elloree B1 ht px tl e Nt xllllllth n ret B1 hopxllle Elloree km tree 96 W. JININIX THONIPSON Cu I aplam IJILKEH HODCE Co Captain trait v vtlth Cnath 'Xlahrx Fzrst mu NICK1nntx Cetldtn Lee Npt ner S6'COI1!1f0lL Ro tr Tht pen Camp bell Thorup on Thzrd rou Nlahrx Htll Harxm Flennngz Hod t SCORE3 W H 3 het D C 9 ea Q ,f,, , I 1 Q M flu-Captains Thnmpfon and Hodge discus- slng f ' ' , ' . tl f . T 1 2 We ' 46 26 - , 31 36 Q3 . 1 1 gl 30 36 , ' 51 36 ,, . A '- 47 4-9 .f ' 32 26 2. s 3 t 43 33 Ht It tu ra 35 Q. 1 ge 22 44 63 33 's 1 Y ' l 34 40 gscl '1 I MAC I l-ENlING ll-XRCAN ROGERS I fb U7 fi X BITIJIJY SPICNER ,Vx , Q ,Q K l X5 Town' JOHN NICKINNEY CA NIPBELL First team goes into game! 24 .A I :AJ 1 A . A 1 KA WUAY 'rr wx JOHN f fme1,f1: 5'I'IfXX uc' '9H N'9f 'lwiifzr-SN rinwmn mu, N HXRYIT. LEE CHEERLEADERS O O O KAREN THOXIPSON 53 JEANN ETTL HARVIN ALICE YASSAR Always on the job, leading the yells at the games and pep rallies. the cheerleaders were largely respon- sible for the inspiration needed for the Monarchs to turn in the most suc- cessful football season in ten years. They were always there to fan the glowing coals of school spirit into a bright flame. Never did they fail to show an extra bit of enthusiasm needed to help the team on to that extra yard victory. BARBARA ANN EPPS Alternate INIINA EADON BE'I I'Y KING Chief Cheerleader JOAN JOHNSON E CLAIRE EADON . . . 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ROWE-TOMLINSON PHARMACY Prescrip+Ions Our SpeciaI+y If You Don'+ Know Your Drugs Know Your DruggisI ' MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA GRIFFITH'S HARDWARE Bes'I' Variefy Anywhere Brooks S+. MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA ELLIOT S GIN MANNING souTH CAROLINA an My Rowes PHARMACY 6000 Fool, PFESCFIPIIOHS Sodas DELIVERY SERVICE 47 S Mann S+ IQ RIM I l I I 7 U O t a ' ' f I . . ffwfffb v-.Lax u ' A - ' -u - SU MTER, S. C. it S X X - x z ' .I M S X jf Wg! .154-,, W Niki Q ,-ps 6- S 1 2 - ff 1 4 1 I 1 HH l 'Q O ' QW xr 1 ,W V 1 xp V5 W ,rl 'HW vm V .J 'A x , 'MLW f'1:.Mff.!fl 4 2 M , . s , Wk XM az' M' ' J. My W V , 2 fur - ---jg' - 3? ' 'Q ww . , . 75, MW 4,6 W ff, I ff 'Wig 14, ' ' 1, ,Q. .-+:A .M fa. ,A 4, -M I 4 ' . N4-Q, 4 'Lf' A J, f f I I gg 4, 'ir 'gf y if . 6 .4 4 -'iff ' .41 f . J' , .V J i 1, W' :F ,. V V N fx ' .h 5 A 4 , , . I 1' MQ. I 'I 5 W' X A I In f 155' , img' ,UL ' 0 dpi' Q A 4 , 51 'H dcony THE BEST AND NOTHING Less Washing Greaslng Tlre Repalrlng Tlres Ba'r'rerles Accessories We Grease +o Please A H BREEDIN Gulf Service Phone 4442 SACONY MANNING S C MANNINC-3 SOUTH CAROLINA FORT ROOFING and SHEET METAL WORKS Roofing, Heaiing, and Sheef Iv1e+aI Fabricaiors SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Shop: I4 W. Oakland Avenue Phone SP 399I I I in . I . ' . .. . I .I . , . . of I THE NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Sumfer, Soufh Carolina S L RODDEY, Ch ffh B d HARRY E. WILKINSON JR P d + Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member FDIC Serving This Area Since I905 JOHNSON'S DELUXE CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS Corner Dugan and S. SunI'er S'I'reeI' SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Phone SPruce 3-95I3 VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURING CO VENTU-LITE Tailored Venefians SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA Phone SPruce 3-9545 .ll - . , 1 1 ,f O 3 ' -Us . 5 , . S ., , ' 5 1 s 'X , kg- x ' X' X FREEMAN Mu.LwoRK COMPANY ' ' ' S Window Unifs, Doors MANNING, S. C. SEACO RECORD SHOP Sum+er S C ' CLARENDON CLARENDON SUPPLY CO REFRIGERATION 81 LOCKER CO Hardware T9IeVl5l0n M 9 5 C MANNING s c iw' .W A b T- V A K , . . X f 1 V y 0 ...,.. M 'hu ., A1'?v:.'v ' 1' X4 ' ,,f , My 1. A . AM 5 -m- .x I I annin , . . . - - ljugruiuluhuns to the graduating class 'Ea mug V li f I S fit -in i X w A YQ! .'4.1123?.,.11:1 -jffffifggz 4'.: Q. :5: i A Qt-it i Q H 55':1 f2:fi:?:f:g:.g., . ! A 4 I BURGESS BROGDON BUILDING SUPPLY 9 SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA 3-3353 RUVELLE XX -fczleoz'?444caw.1. GOLDSTEIN S MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA BRADHAM INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Au+o Loans Real EsI'aIe R A BRADHAM R A BRADHAM JR C E BRADHAM R C BRADHAM JR 2Nr+I1M SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA Corner Din Ie and CounciI SI'ree'Is Phone Spruce Sum+er, Soufh Carolina I ff, I If Top Qualify Dry Goods ,ff f l JI 1 I o ain S+ree+,.., ,,,r.r... P. O. Box 430 WINKLER MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Fabricafors, Designers Bleachers BATON ROUGE, LA. VVYMAB The Voice of Clarendon THACKSTON-DAVIS SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesalers and Dis+ribu+ors I4I0 Kc. Iooo wang MACHWERY AND EQUIPMENT-HARDWARE MuniCipali+ies Con+rac+ors lnduslrial Mill Supplies on U'S' HWY- 30' GERVAIS STREET Befween COLUMBIA SGUTH CAROLINA MANNING AND SUMMERTON SOUTH CAROLINA M6 1 FRANKS RESTAURANT so , Famous for Good Foods STEAKS AND SEAFOODS SMORGASBORD Sum+er, Soufh Carolina O94 X lg? N u Q llll ,. PEOPLE'S STORE Furnifure Frigidaire Appliances Zeni'rI1 TV MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA I 'L . SOUTHERN SCALE 81 REFRIGERATOR COM PAN Y McCray Refrigera+ion Food Service Equipmeni' and Supplies for HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, SCHOOL LUNCH ROOMS, INSTITUTIONS I008-IOIO Gervais S+. Phone AL 4-I668 TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU IN SUMTER 32 and 3I0 E. Liberiy COMPANY INC. W. B. BOYLE CO. P' O' Box 48' EDWIN BOYLE, Presideni BLUEFIELD s. G. BRADING. secfemy WEST VIRGINIA Sumlrer SouI'I1 Carolina ALDERMAN WOOD PRESERVING COMPANY Osmose PRESSURE TREATED Lumber, Posf, Poles RFD 2-BOX 2l9 M-ANNING. S. C. Telephone 3040 I Mile Norfh of Manning on 30I WALTER TIRE AND RECAPPING .,ff,,Fl ,WA , , I pf Qfs in , , , I xl I Y I. M Q21 , . J! l T 'P I 1 S URI 2? f ' I The Bes+ MANNING. S. C. SUCH BEAUTY IS SELDOM SEEN! The beaufy of Mary WalIace's hand is sur passed by 'Ihe seleciion of rings which can be found af Avani' Jewelers-Two names should appear on every gif?-YOURS and AVANT'S. Q ,, Xs- IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE MANNING HIGH SCHOOL FRED WILKINS l340 Senafe S+ree+ COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA or Your Yearbook and Graduafion Needs Kingon Division HYGRADE FOOD PRODUCTS CORPORATION ORANGEBURG S C The Only US Go I specfed Me I' Pack g Plani' SOUTH CAROLINA ETHLYN S FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP World of Gffs and Flowers af Your Fngeri' ps CHINA STATIONERY CARDS CRYSTALS 4 ,ggi Q 2 -qw.-gg BRowN s 5 a mc sroizes ! ju A L MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA JOHN J FURLONG 81 SONS Books and Commercial Printers K g S+ I1 2 7 P O B 2022 S+ + CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA . . v. n a in in I i i i ll 9 - I , ,Wi i ' 'I ' f Shop and Save YI U I 1c. 'rv' 420 in reei' Telep one -84 8 . . ox , aionA Compliments Of SUMTER DAIRIES PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Compare Pei' Dairy Produds WITh Any O'rhers COLUMBIA, S. C. PHONE AL 2 369I SOUTHERN COATING CHEMICAL COMPANY SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA HOLLAND OFFICE EQUIPMENT UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER ADDING AND ACCOUNTING MACHINES S + S +h C I CompIimen'rs Underwood Agency um er, ou aro ina R SPROTT SMQWZEW We aww L GET X620 REBEL AMQCQ ACCENT RESTAURANT V MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA JOHN J FURLONG SUMTER LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS SONS Sh+ P S QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE I896 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS RULERS D e ses Coais 420 King SI'ree+ Dial SPruce 3 3349 CHARLESTON SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA I-Ik I A N D O 3? JJUW' IT! Q , J Isrugsgk xi and Sa e Gas Enjoy Good Food 81 ir s an+ r s mpl SUMTER PEARCE YOUNG MACHINERY COMPANY ANGEL C0 s pply J bb SUMTER 3895 MEETING ST RD SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON HEIGHTS S C 4622! Fes Fo CLARKS DRY CLEANERS Sh r+ MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA For High Quality Coal Write FLAT TOP FUEL COMPANY, INC. BLUEFIELD WEST VIRGINIA Co imenI's of Mill and EIBCIVICGI Wholesale Food DisI'ribuI'ors U 0 ers r h, r zen, Canned, Dried Phone - i s Panfs Dresses E fra Good CROSWELL AND COMPANY INC. Wholesale Groceries and Hardware SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL COFFEE SHOP Coffee Wil'l1 Real Cr MANNING. S. C. my nf IL 'flat Y A olcKsoN's A HARDWARE ll eafn WFIG Radio Can Help You REACH MORE PEOPLE Malce More Money WFIG . . . For Best Results SUMTER, souTH CAROLINA A A Manning, Soulh Carolina TOMLINSONS FOOD STORES The Besi' Groceries, Produce, and Meds Your Bills Are Less When You Shop ai' Tomlinson's MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA ROWE'S PHARMACY Prescripiions NUNNALLY'S CANDIES SODAS Delivery Service I a704f GOODILXFOOD Lf! 3321512135 lm . .15 ' 1 ll 47 S. Main S+ree+ SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA BURKE BROTHERS Besi In Groceries and Dry Goods ALCOLU S C '- Q- -' .- A Good Lune of Building Marenals UQ Phone 3 136: Sri ' 0- J SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA AUTNORIIED ES AND SERVIC I TAYLOR I BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Major and Small Appliances FOR BETTER BUILDINGS MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA r-I-I MITCHELL BUICK MOTORS SaIes and Service MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA B. C. MOORE 81 SONS Buy From Moore and Save More Famous 'For SI'yIe MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA SANTEE PONTIAC MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA You Can'I' Beaf a Poniiac GARDNER MERCANTILE Low Prices, High Quali+y MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA TORRID STOVE COMPANY Bes+ in Heafers and S+oves for Home or Busines MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA Go Gulf-Save Gas MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA c. s. GULF on COMPANY FOSTER HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY CO. MANNING, S. C. Phone 43l0 SHULER'S RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS NNING, souTH CAROLINA of is THE SELIG COMPANY Ma+erials Since I 896 ATLANTA Kansas Cify I Manufadurers of 'Ihe World's Finesi- ' Sanifary and Floor Mainienance Dallas, Housion, Miami, New Orleans DAVIS HARVIN OIL CO. FQRD MQTQR COMPANY SHELL Gas and Oil S -G Sh ii , ave O e Sales Service MANNING CHARLIE DAVIS-Owner SOUTH CAROLINA Manning Soufh Carolina OU R PATRONS' PAGE In addlhon fo our regular adverhsers I'I1e following firms and Individuals have also helped us financially We flldflk I'I1em smcerely LESESNE GIFT SHOP RICHMOND S WARREN S THE POLLY SHOP BRUNSON S G T FLOYD CLARENDON JONES SALES CO KEITH JOSEY McLEOD MILLING CO DAN S PLACE CAROLINA CLEANERS CLARK S WESTERN AUTO MILL S BROTHERS BRAILSFORDS GROCERY SANITARY BARBER SHOP LAND S SERVICE STATION MITCHELL C COTTINGHAM CAMPBELLS BEAUTY SHOP LAWSON S PHARMACY GEORGE H HURST 81 SONS MAXWELL BROS PERFECTION BAKERY HOME MOTOR SALES SOUTHERN JUVENILE FURNITURE SUMTER SUPPLY COMPANY NU IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY DR C B COOPER AVERY LUMBER COMPANY WOMACK BROWN CAPITAL DEPT STORE DR C H McMANUS FURNITURE CO. ' Supplier of Sinclair Producrs Healers and Furnaces PIWOHG 2225 LAKE CITY MANNING souTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The MAHISCAN Sfaff of I958 expresses nfs sincere appreclahon 'Io us much needed advice and Icepi' our spurlrs hugh when 'rhe going go+ rough Io Taylor Publishing Company especially Mr Fred Wilkins who gave us much help as dls+ric1' represen+ahve +o Jlmn'y Thompson and Delmar S+udios whose exper+ pho+ography helped in malung +he I958 MAHISCAN a success Io Mr W H Weldon Superln+enden+ and Mr F. L. Overby, Principal, whose assisfance was indispensable: +o +he eniire faculfy 'For Iheir unceasing cooperafion in every wayg 'ro Ihe s+u- den+ body who gave us +heir in+eres+ and support and +o 'Ihe business 'Firms who helped us financially. We, 'rhe MAHISCAN STAFF OF I958, give you +his volume of memories, so +ha+ you may Iong remember your years a+ MANNING HIGH SCHOOL. MAHISCAN STAFF Mary Wallace Hilion, Edi+or Tommy McKinney, Business Manager MOORE ENGINEERING our Advisors. Mrs. P. T. Bradham, and Mrs. W. T. Lesesne, who gave 1 1 1 M . Q -Q y XX , A., J -A ' A 5' M 'Y .Q 1 QL H P11 ' . .. ,,'2:,z, -,ff M,. f mf - A v Q , ., qbhiw' 1 W vkgsg-In -, r 'x . : 4 Q , 1 N t K ' W' +1 -' f..-HB if e 1 QW 'ff 'Q I .. YL, 'J' ' ' x' 3 l:?..1 'Y, '- , I 5' H I' I . P ,.!5Fi - w3.Sfg! , fgg,gg.- . .,,55 ,Z 3 f 'K at '. H 11? X- ' . fit: ' f O. Fa . Th' , V' -'Q ' .-Fi' , nf 5 , 4 U ' I . N .iffsfv f 4 ap wif : :Eff we ti 'Q 1 ls- -. ' ' U ' Q A .-. 5- I fi' is-Lqgrgl ,wifi ,,,f jg v ' --:.a Q5 J-. I d ' x Ili W 5 'W ,-'Fi ,git f .'.'f1 .5 'f x 5 L ' K Q 3' 1 '--7' 'f-lf . AQ, A ,A f ,' .' S 'Qxx:i f'51Q ' ,v?f'11f ' '- f - wi Q 3 . x ,831 .A . x f.. :-L.. 4- ' 'n Ag N ' A . . ,zu f Lv :g.Qx,,5f, ::-gk., fig: 5.5 14 .RY X !,- - n -3. . ,Tzu t 'K tif. 4 Q S ' ,AM-xfsqew. ' X ,-F, .gzyif Q 22 A f 'Q - 5 if 1555, 1 gn 1 ax KN t..:.mqj,w:x 'N '.ff,,4l.! 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