Manning High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Manning, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

SHERRY FILSON Eflilor-in-Chief IIII.I,Y COFFEY Business Manager The Students of WANNING HIGH SCHOOI. ICSCIITZ NI.-XNNINU HIGH SCHOOI NIHIITIIIIFI.. South Carolina Slnce the Amerclan schools are aware of thelr need for hlgher standards of education and the fact that thelr students should have a greater knowledge of the affalrs of the world the Mahlscan staff has thus year chosen as lts theme The Art of Learning Thls theme IS used ln order that each one may be lnsplred to lmprove hlmself ln order to better serve hls commumtv state and natlon ThlS year the Mahlscan IS sponsorlng a contest whose purpose IS to focus attentlon on boys and glrls chosen for hlgh scholarshlp and qualltles of leadership honesty lovaltv and dependablhtw The staff has trled to brlng out the types of learmng whlch deselop a well rounded personallty The staffs smcere desxre IS that the students of Mannlng Hlgh wlll seek to cultlvate the qualltles whlch wlll help them to become good cltlzens who Wlll serve thelr God and country well Yours slncerely q':ff,-lu.:-ij X , X Editor s Message it 'I 2 1 i 5 1 .pf 5 ,f 'iv . It ., xg, ig iz. I 1,- 4,1 . - ' ' .AVF ,SJ lf-Ff i2 2 , ,ff li 1 -.4 , ,I uf, x K' ll, G ? W F V .V ,4 The covered walkway of the new t ' auditorium is the center of activity at recess. This Is Our School Where Over 500 tuclents Enroll Each Year This section of the vocational build- ing is the newest addition to M.H.S. Here we have our new home economics and agriculture de- partments. The Administration Building and Elementary School is the oldest building on the campus. Our auditorium is perhaps the most popular building on the campus. Ht-re we enjoy many activities such as our plays and beauty contests. .1 ln our primary -Chool we get our L and lmavkgruund for higher education. 1-. A .I :s.'- . 'IH' it -:Y In ,P A, k. Q A 55: i I :iffy f K v 6553? , Q: 1- ,-, f V I1 -35? ,,. A M. V 5 N si, , fx -Q-... 2 A , 5' ' K ll f' xp ' 1 ill N if x I I , W. Y ff -f 6 ,ff 49 '55 ff Us -:iv ,,f' V ffff: f1q 'HY W rfb t , -,--n-no---S 'fir' Q' Q ui Al J Vines-au. .4 i l X 1 'i v' i i? f , A'A' ' Q gf I' 'V H ,, Q: ,i M I 7 . 21 . V 5 , pl I Q V , 1 s ...J E .J i Q . 1 Y Ax l fr - I MISS CERTRYDF RIGBY Elementary School Prineipal: B..-X.. lvniversity of South Carolina. Memher of the Nlanning Methodist Chureh. Her hohhy is gardening. TVIISF .IICSFIE WELCH. Primary Fr-hool Prim-ipal: BA.. Columhia College. llemher of the Manning 'Nlethofliet Chureh. Her hohhy is cooking. Some Very Important People Around MHS DOROTHY W. XIXBNY Fen-retury to Superintendent is pretty inflispeniilnle. She hue fl full time iolw lllllliltlfl announvernents anfl clolng her regular sevretarlal worlc VICTOR ,l XCKSOY Bookkeeper Wvloy ie he important? . . . llcfe the one with the money 8 NTRF. D,-XISY C'XNIBl,F-fllielition MRF. EMILY THFRRll.l.fAssistant UHF. ,XILFEN FV,XN9ff,-Xesistant furnish us the flelieioue foorl which Suetains us through the day. Wll,l,l:Ul Nl. KENNEDY Nlaintenanee Supervisor is ll verv important person around MHS. lle really hkeepe things goingf, Q. . E EEL4- I sm! I Q11 ' ,. -3 ':'iY'-'Hg --n WM ,JMU N. 'f45SYH'!12fNPLyw'Qwm-zwf 1 '- as ' ' . K X S eria l f X' y Qi? 'Ml 7 ?i.,'3?.f.c M: ,QV ' W' 'HM .,..i '!: 9 ' Lv V W f ' EMT! fQ3A 4 , - ,..v -. '1' 2 - gg 4 V ..w:, A f-ff v 1 as 1 f??W 'figk , A. fl D1 fu if X ...--- .-.-- Af' I X -Z 6 . LH!!- ' 1 4 fi.. I-v I V V -414204 , ,V .. . . ar , ,av I , , Fm 1 h .Wu , ,W Ma 3- -.95110 j ' ., . f2' .rw V ,, ' M.-za Z, ,, .f if , 1 x -.f -AL M., 434- 7, M., MWMWHE 'sa' 'Yr' .bf Adminis The '4Art of Learningf' is a the-me which includes the development of the whole personalitv-intellect, love of heauty. respect for others, and discipline of conduct. During these crucial times, the world needs men and women who can think clearly and will take their responsibilities seriously. The hope for solving the world's problems rests with Citizens who have an altruistic out-look upon life, who can see hevond their own interests. that they may serve their community, nation and the world. The only means of obtaining such citizens is in a program of education concerned with the intellect and an upprcciatioll Of our democratic heritage. It is mv sincere hope that Manning High School can afford you opportunities which will prepare every student for u dedicated task. You r superintendent. Congratulations upon the completion of a successful and full year of school activities. To those who are leaving Man- ning this year, our sincere wishes for your continued success. To those students who have not yet completed their high school work, may we offer a word of advice. The world de- mands a high degree of proficiency from the youth of today. Consider your present task seriously, and make sure to avail yourself of every opportunity to improve yourself. if-Q FLOYD LEE OVERBY Principal, A.B., Erskine College, M.Ed., Uni- versity of South Carolina. Loves to play marbles, teacher of Interme- diate class at Manning Methodist Church, also likes sports. tration JULIA WILSON LESESNE Dean of Girls, Guidance Counselor, Mahiscan Business Advisor, Advisor to school news- paperg A.B., Winthorp College, M.Ed., Uni- versity of South Carolina. Enjoys gardening and playing Bridge. It is our purpose to furnish education, vocational, and personal guidanceg to make education for every student a valuable personal experience rather than a segment of edu- cation en masse, and to follow-up all of our students as they travel along life's highway. We constantly feel great pride both in the boys and girls who are members of our student body, and in the young men and women who leave our school, annually, to take their places as the citizens of our own and other communities. Our earnest desire is to teach, in our school, appreciation of moral and spiritual values as well as intellectual values. 'a, W. al X3 5 CURTIS LEE Algebra I, Algebra II, Drivers Education. Member of the Clarendon Baptist Church. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. ROBERT Y. MEETZE 9th Science, Sth Arithmetic, Consumers Math: B.S., Colorado State vUniversity. Member of the Clarendon Baptist Church. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. NETTIE Z. MCELVEEN Biology. 9th Science: B.S.. Vifinthrop College: Science Club Sponsor. Member of the Kin .tree Methodist Church. Hobbies: gc Gardening and piano. GEORGE HARRY GODWIN Science: B.S., Clemson College. Member of the Summerton Methodist Church. Hobby: Enjoys working with automobiles. BROOKE J. BRADHAM Latin, English: Senior Sponsor, Old Eng- lish M Sponsor, Latin Club Sponsor, Beta Club Sponsor. Nlahiscan Editorial Advi- sor: A.B., Coker College. Member of the Manning Baptist Church. Teacher of Adult Ladies Class: House- keeper. SYLVIA WEINBURG English: A.B., University of South Car- olina. Member of the Hemmingway Methodist Church. Hobbies are: Bridge, dancing, and creative writing. BETTY N. DINKINS English, 8th Science: Student Council Advisor: A.B., Limestone College. Member of Manning Baptist Church. Hobbies: Canning and relaxing. CLARA WILBUR C. OVERBY English: EA., Columbia College, A.B., University of South Carolina, Junior Class Sponsor, Girls' 4-H Club Sponsor, F.T.A. Club Sponsor, Art Club Sponsor. Member of Manning Methodist Church. Hobbies: Painting and collecting poems. F acu WILLIAM P. MABRY History, Physical Education. Varsity Coach: Block MN Club Sponsor, Boys' -I-H Club Sponsor: AB., Wofford. Member of Manning Methodist Church. Hobbies: Outdoor sports. AGNES SHULER Mathematics, History: Block HM Club Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor, Girls' Coach: B.A.. Columbia College. Member of the Providence Methodist Church, Teaches Young Peoples, Sunday School Class. JANE BACOT History, A.B., Coker College. Member of Manning Presbyterian Church. Hobbies: Fishing and bridge. LOTTIE G. RAST Librarian: Library Club Sponsor. Member of Manning Presbyterian Church. Hobbies: Refinishing old furni- ture, reading, sewing. U, JOHN KENNETH MCCORD History, Psychology. Economics, Civics, B.S., Presby- terian College. Member of Manning Presbyterian Church. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, and other sports. LEON HARRIS, JR. Science, Midget Coach: Aviation Club Sponsorg B.S., LL.B., Washington and Lee Lvniversity. Member of Manning Methodist Church. Hobbies: Golf and other outdoor sports. .IEAN S. DORN Home Economics: F.H.A. Sponsor: B.S., Columbia College. Member of the Gateway Baptist Church. Hobbies: Sewing, cooking. reading. HELEN WALLACE MCDANIELS Home Economics. Family Living: F.H.A. Sponsor: B.S., Columbia College. Member of the Shandon Baptist Church. Hobbies: Sewing, cooking, working with small children, sports. HANNAH E. BAGGETTE Business English, Short- hand, Typing I: A.B., Atlantic Christian Col- lege. Member of Baptist Church. Hobbies: Gar- dening. music: Member of civic clubs. KATHLEEN BROADWAY Typing I. Bookkeeping, Office Practice. Typing II: B.S.. Winthrop Col- lege. Member of Lynchburg Methodist Church. Hob- bies: Bridge. tennis. reading. swimming. DOROTHY MILLER MCCLEOD Typing l. Bookkeeping. Office Practice. Typing ll: B.S.. Vllinthrop Col- lege. Member of Manning Methodist Church. Hob- bies: Music. piano. read- ing. cooking. Faculty LILA MELLE H. HODGE Public School Music, R.A., Winthrop College. Member of Alice Drive Baptist Church. Hobbies: Collecting records. books, and sewin ga Q -,,,,.,sf MARION E. DU BOSE. JR. Agriculture. Shop: RS., Clemson College: EEA. Sponsor. Supervisor of Bus Drivers. Mem b er of Manning Presbyterian Church. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. EVA WELLS DURANT Mathematics: J u n i o r Girls, 4-H Club Sponsor: B.S., Winthrop. Member 0 f Manning Presbyterian C h u r c h. Hobbies: Gardening. KQV LINDSAY JONES Band Director, Senior Chorus Director, B.S., East Carolina College. Member of Manning Methodist Church. Hob- bies: Hunting, skin-div ing, gardening. NORVELLE P. WALKER Shorthand. Typing. Bus- iness English: l7.B.L.A. Sponsor: B.S.. Univer- sity of South Carolina. Member of Summerton Presbyterian C h u r c h. Hobbies: Skiing. danc- ing. playing the organ. CORA B. WHITTINGTON English. 7th Science: HA., Winthrop College. Member of Paxville Bap- tist Church. Hobbies: Swimming and bowling. afff! Z-I f ks hu, avi? Ai f' f Q if 9'-1' A 2 if .V f A YA , My-my , -,M fr ,J ,q K we f' ' I , rg , 'v ' , 'A ly I 'w'I A . in , v , I If J .'K,,f'.4f ff :X , ' 1 5,-I 1 2 f ' if, if sad' 'V , , , . , J : 47 ' X if , .' A , i , f fa Y 'lk-. N5 I L-'X 1' A - v'v, ' 1' 7 QIQICFLS' ICQITS' President Vzce Preszdenls Secretary Treasurer I6 fr. 772235 Q 921'afA12e 7AxQe DELL BREWER SHERRY FILSON BILLY COFFEY JEAVNNETTE HARVIN CLAIRE EADON VIVIAN BURKE ZFGMGID Seniors 52? fl ad: 'rl PHOYO NOT AVAILAILE EDWIN RANDOLPH A DDISON North Nleeklenburg High School: llafketball 1: Allied Youth Club 2: FFA 1: Cernian Language Club 2: Hi-Y 2: Distributiie Education Club 2: 4-H Club 1: Man- ning High School: Senior Superlative. ICLIZABETH NRQLICE BACNAL 4-ll Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4: JHA 1. 2: Library Club 4. l'rs-Sidi-nt: Art Club 3: FTA 3. -1: Library Awistant 1. 2. 3: Class Vive-Pri-sitlvnt 1: FBLA 3. BET FY JEAN BERRY 'X 1 2 u J . Library Club 3: Booster Club 2. 3. HAROLD BOMAR. JR. Aviation Club 1. 2: Science Club 1, 2: Latin Club 2. JOHN HARVIN BRAIJIIANI Latin Club 2: French Club 3: Beta Club 2. 1-1 Booster Club 2. 3: State Nic-ntal Contests 35 Placed. L'. 5. History: Boy! State Alternate 3: Bus Driver 3, 4: Student Council 4. Sergeant-at-Arms: Monarch Staff 4: Senior Sup:-rlatixe. JOHN WILSON BRADHANI .-Mtation Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Wife-Prefident 3. Iresiclent 4. -1-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3: Placed. Slate Land Judging Contests 3. 4: Bus Driver 3: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Booster Club 2 3. -1-. BI narch Ftaff 2. 3. 4. Y . . . , l . Nl.-XR1 bl lt BR:XlJllANl f, X I Latin Club 2: lloo-ter Club Ii, -15 Slim Xlalii-van . .61 iq Sponxor 2: Art Club 2: llantl 1. 2, 3, -1: l'1'l'r-X 3: Cltoru- 1, x11t'f'-l,I'l'N1tlt'Ill2 Nlonarvh Ftaff 1. Asxixtant A - Editor: Junior l'lay Ca-t, ' ' 4' .lXNNH'I l'E llllrxxillflx H4070 IDI AVAIAILI Seniors TOCCOA ALICE BREEDIN Beta Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Marshal 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Vice-President, Latin Medal 2, Latin Certificate 2, State Latin Derivative Contests 1, 2, Chorus 2. 3, Monarch Staff 4, Feature Writer, Student Council 4, Mental Contests 2, 3, Placed, American History 3, Declamation Contests 2, 3, Third Place Winner 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 4, Office Assistant 2, 4, Receptionist 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Senior Superlative. VIRGINIA DELL BREWER ,IHA 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, Art Club 3, 4, FTA 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Class Officer, Vice-President 3, President 4, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Monarch Staff 4, Library As- sistant 1, 2, Marshal 3, Guidance Assistant 4. JOHN MARVIN BREWER FFA 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Block HM Club 4. WELBORN ASBURY BREWER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, Booster Club 2, 3, Bus Driver 4, Library Club 1, Boys' State Alternate 3, Science Club 1. LEON A F AYE BROADWAY 4-H Club 1, FBLA 3, 4, Guidance Assistant 3, Sub- stitute Receptionist 4. VIVIAN LOUISE BURKE Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, News Editor 4, FTA 1, 3, 4, Receptionist 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Latin Cer- tificate 2, Latin Medal 2, State Latin Derivative Con- tests 1, 2, Office Assistant 2, Old English NM Club 4, Mental Contests 1, 2, 3, Placed Plane Geometry 3, Class Treasurer 4, Marshal 1, 2, 3, Chief Marshal 3, Mahiscan Staff 4, Feature Editor, DAR Award, Senior Superlative, JANICE RAYE CAMPBELL Class Officer 1, Vice-President 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Library Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Vice-President, FBLA 3, 4, Vice-President, Student Council 2, Booster Club 2, Receptionist 2, Office Assistant 1, 2, 4, Library Assistant 1, 2. JOHN N EW'ELL CAMPBELL Bus Driver 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, FFA 1, 2, Secretary 1, 2, Class Secretary 3, Block M Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Beta Club 1, Booster Club 4, Senior Superlative. Seniors RAYNIONIJ ALEXANDER CARTER 4-ll Club 1. 2. 33 Latin Club 2. LINDA AIJROL CARTER Beta Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Student Ccuncil 23 Latin Club 13 FBLA 3. 43 Boom-r Club 43 Guidance Assistant 43 Office Assistant 1, 2, JEAN ADAIR CATO FBLA 3. 4: 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Chorus 33 Recep- tionist :lg Basketball 3. 43 Beta Club 2, 43 Latin Club 23 Monarch Staff 4. Typist: Booster Club 2, 3. 43 Of- fice Assistant 2. ROBERT ALNIA CHAN DLER Band 1, 2 33 Receptionist 1, 2, 33 Band Clinic 1, 23 'cbliss BTZIJITSCEJIIJJ Sponsor 2g Beta Club 1, 23 Latin Club 23 FTA 2. 3. 43 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 23 French Club 3: Art Club 4, Vice-President: Senior Supcrlsitivc. JO GAIL CLARK FTA 1, 2. 3, 43 Art Club 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Block UNI Club 3. 43 Latin Club 23 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1. 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Monarch Staff 3. Writer: 4-H Club 13 Receptionist 2, 43 Office W1ul'kt-r 33 Aviation Club 2. WILLIANI COl.L7NlBL'S COFFEY. JR. Band l. 2. 33 Axiation Club 1, 23 Science Club 1. 23 Booxter Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 23 Dcclamation Conte-t Winner l. 2. 3. 4. District and State- Winner 43 Boys' State 3. Hou-v of Rt-prcsentatixcg llonarcliaires 2: Chorus Sm: Clav Office-r 2. 4, Vice-Pre-wid:-nt: Nlaliie- can Staff I-. Bu-in:-ss Manager: Monarch Staff 13 Stu- dent Council -1. Chaplain: Old English Nl Club 4: High School Rarlio Program: Junior Play Castg Senior Superlative. BARBARA DIANNE COKER Eflmund- lligh: Latin Club 1, 2, Class Officer 1, Sec- retary. l'reNi4l+-nt 2: Stud:-nt Council 2: JHA 1, 2: Nllannintx lligh: lf-BLA 3: 4-H Club 33 FTA 4: Art Club l: ITt'4't'IPll4lIll'l -1. NIARCARET JOYCE COKER Art Club l. 2. fl. ll JllA 1. 23 4-ll Club 1. 2. 3, 43 Afwi-tant Librarian l. 23 Guidance Awistant 33 Science Club 4: FBLA 3, 1 Q5 .ul Q'- 1- Seniors ELNICE CORBETT 4-H Club 1. 2, 3. 45 Art Club 1, 25 Latin Club 25 FTA 1. 4-5 Science Club 3, 45 FBLA 35 Receptionist 3. PERRY VIYOODROVV CORBFITT. IR. Bus Driver 3. 45 FFA 1, 2. 3. el. CLARENDON COSKREY Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 45 Beta Club 25 Latin Club 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Football 4-5 Block HM Club 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Senior Superlative. HARRY VANDEVENDOR DRAYTON, JR. Carlisle Military Academy: Basketball 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Presbyterian ,Iunior College: Individual Sport 45 Manning High School: 4--H Club lg Midget Football and Basketball 1g Basketball 4. NIORRELL DRIGGERS FFA 1, 2, 35 Band 15 4-I-I Club 1. GLENN DLKE Football 3, 45 Baseball lg Block M Club 3,45 Latin Club 2, 35 FTA Ig Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Aviation Club 1. 2. EDNA CLAIRE EADON Class Officer. Vice-President 1. 2, Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 45 Monarch- aires 2. 35 Chorus 25 Monarch Staff 3, Writerg Latin Club 25 Mahiscan Staff 3, 4, Business Representative 3, Activities Editor 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Assistant Head 3, Head Cheerleader 45 Block M Club 3, 45 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Director 1, Secretary 35 FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. President 45 Receptionist 25 Aviation Club 2, Secretary-Treasurerg French Club 35 Sponsor, Miss Mahiscanw Contest 25 Runner-up, .lun- ior Miss Manning High 15 Sponsor, Miss Congenialityi' Contest 3, Semi-finalists5 Homecoming Sponsor 1, 25 Old English HM Club 45 Girls, State 3, Senateg Cheer- leader Clinic 25 May Queen 45 Senior Superlative. JANICE GALE EDMONSON Latin Club 25 Aviation Club 25 Library Club 2g FTA 1, 2, 35 Alternate Cheerleader 45 Band 1. 2, 35 Chorus 2g Color Guard 2, 35 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 35 Substitute Receptionist 45 Office Assistant 35 ,Iunior Play Cast. fix Seniors qXNl1RlfW' CAXRL ENGLISH, JR. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: liziscball 1. 2. 3. 4: Block M Club 1. 2. 3. 1: Slutlf-nt Counvil 3. 13 Class Vice- llrt-sitle-nt 3: 1'1I't'IlC11 Club 3: Latin Club 2: Booster Club 1. 2. 3. 1. Tre-a-tirer -1: Malii-can Staff 3. As- sistant l1UhlIlPss llanagvr: Boys' Stun' 3: Bela Club 21 St-uioi' Sl1IJQ'I'1Zll1Yt'. SHERHY lllfli FILSON Student Council 1. -li: Class Office-r, Secretary-Trcas urcr 1. Vice'-Presideiit 1: Chorus 1. 2. 3. -1: Sextettc 3: Mahiscan Staff 2. -1: Sophomore Editor 2. Editor 4: Latin Club 2. President: Beta Club 2: Art Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer: '4Miss Mahiscan' Contest 3: FBLA 4. RPIJt'Pl'1t?fQ Re-cvptionist 11: .IHA 1, 2. Treasurer 1. Song Lvadvr 2: Monarch Staff 4. Typist: Bliss Hi Miss: May Court 4: Senior Superlatixc. RAYMOND FRANKLYN GARNETT 1111 Club 1. 2: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: Booster Club 2, 3: FF.-X Sentint-1 1. 2. 3, NAONII llL1ZABE'l1H CEIDDINGS 51-H Llub 1. 2. 3. -1: Office Assistant 23 1 1A 2. 4: l.aIin Club 2: Kew-plitriiist 2: Library Club 33 FBLA -1: lioostt-r lllub 4: Cuidanm- Assistant 4: Monarch Stafff1. 1CI.Nl.-XlliliN1Q 1l'XllRlNC'l'ON 1411 Club 1. 2. fi. 1: Sl'1PIlK'l' Club 2: 114m-tt'r Club 2. .5. 1: Xxiatioii f.lub .1. -1: .ll1:X 2. 3. 1-. 111 G11 11Yl'1l1lf'l.'l' ll'Xl1l1lNC'l'0X l.utiu Club 2: llus llriwr -1: lfootbull 1: ll4v1rsl1'i'Clu1t-1. JHNXNI-Q'1i'l'1i I..-XIJSOY 1lgXliY1N I-I1 1. -, 3. 13 lplltINll'l' f.1ub l. 2, .1. 1. llirvvtoi' 5. l'rt--imlt-ut 1: 15.11111 1. 2. 3: Cl14'v'rl4'L141 1'2. 3. 1. .'x1tw-rriatf' 1. :Xssisttint llc-.ul 1: lilnwk NIU Club 3. 1. TIWU-l1l't'1' 1: Hi-s 1Qtti1gwiiiality Fponsor fi: 111-111+-tmiiiiig Fpon-or 1 3 1' Nln'u'IiNt.tt'f1 '7 1 Nb rt Vknti 1 2 A,..,u.4-,' ..,...,us 14 .. flirt-uldti-In Nlxtiiagf-1 :il 3111111-mill Stuff 2. l1usinf'-- liv-pivsvlltaliv-1 l..ttin 1.1ub 21 f.1us- Viv'-fI't-sill.-tit 1: .Xtb-utltuil. NIi-- Nlatnninu lii 31: Fviiioi' Nipwilttliw-1 11115 1.4-uit 1: 1.11m-i'lr-.ul--i' fbiut- 2: liuntl f.1ini1' 2. till-1111.145 1.111115 llll.l. llatsv-lrull 1. 2.15. 1: liaslxvllnull -5. 1: 1-ll Club 1. 2.31. 11 1517.1 1. 2. 32 lilfwlx Xl Klub 1. 2. 3, -1: lion-ter 1.11111 2. 55. 1. Seniors WILLARIJ WILLIAM HILL. IR. Football 1, 2. 3. 45 Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3. 45 Block M Club 3. 4: Mabiscan Staff 4, Sports Editor: .Iunior Play Cast: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Art Club 35 Latin Club 2: Old English HM Club 45 Senior Superlative. GERALDIIYE YVONNE HODGE Mahiscan Staff 1. 4, Freshman Editor 1, Art Editor 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Art Club -2, 45 Receptionist 35 Old English M Club 45 Monarch Staff 4. Art Editor5 Office Assistant 15 Guidance Assistant 45 Latin Club 2. ASHLEY LEGRAND HOLLADAY Bus Driver 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3. HEYWARD ALVIN HOLLIDAY 4-H Club 15 Aviation Club 1, 25 Booster Club 2, 3: pggfg FFA 1, 2, 35 Library Club 15 Art Club 25 Science nmavnuu Club 1. GEORGE ASHLEY JOHNSON 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4, County Musician 3, County Songleader 4, District Presi- dent 4, District Songleader 35 Tractor Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Electric Club 45 .Iunior Leaders Club 3, 4, District and State Council Delegate 3, 43 Art Club 3, 4, Vice- President 35 Aviation Club 15 Chorus 3: FFA 1, 25 Junior Play Cast. MARGUERITE IOANNE KELLY FBLA 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Guidance Assistant 45 4-H Club 1. ELIZABETH WALKER KING Student Council I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. -1: Head Cheerleader 35 FTA I, 2, Vice-President 2: Block M Club 2. 3. 4, Treas- urer 35 Monarch Staff 3. Writer: Mahisean Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3. Senior Editor 4: Beta Club 2. 3. 45 Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Old English MM Club 3, 4: Class Officer 2. President: Latin Club 2. President: .Iunior Play Cast: Marshal I. 2. 35 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. Vl-2 Receptionist 2: May Court -I5 I-Iomeeominp Sponsor 45 Cheerleader Clinic 2: Mental Contests 2. 3, Girls' State 3. Senate: Senior Superlative. JOHN CALHOLN LAND. III Bloek M Club 3. 1: Latin Club 25 Aviation Club 1. 2: -lr-IPI Club 1: Booster Club l. 2. 3, -lg Football 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2, if ,Q Seniors STEVE CONNEL LEE Bus Driver 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Aviation Club 1, Booster Club 2, 3. ETHAN ALLEN LEWIS FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, Program Work Chair- man 2, President 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, Bus Driver 3, 4, FBLA 4, Football Manager 1, FFA Representative, State Convention 1, National Conven- tion 2, Star Famner Award 3. IDA MAE MAHONEY 4-H Club I, ,IHA 1, 2, Assistant Librarian 2, Art Club 2, 3, Monarch Staff 4, Library Club 4, FTA 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RANDOLPH JACKSON MATTHEWS, IR. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, FBLA 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Block M Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Superlative, GERALDINE McINNIS Latin Club 1, 2, Mental Contests 1, 2, 3, Placed 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, .Iunior Play Cast. CAROLYN LORENZ McLEOD Miss Manning High 2, Class Officer 2, Vice-President, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Color Guard 2, 3: Runner-up, Junior Miss Manning High 1, Receptionist 3, Substitute 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Clul' 1, Latin Club 2. CHARLES GEIGER MCLEOD, JR. Beta Club 1, Science Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2. FLORENCE ELIZABETH MCLEOD Basketball 1, 2, 3, .IHA 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Stu- dent Council 1, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, French Club 3, Monarch Staff 4, Writer, Receptionist 3, 4, KX ac wa s .1 T00 IUSY fi?-x,,, P8010 Nd Arailublc Seniors JACOB LAWSON McLEOD FFA 1. 2, 33 Booster Club 1, 2. 33 Latin Club 23 Band I. 2, 3. 43 Music Club 4. MARY JO MCLEOD Band I, 2, 3g Majorette 1, 2, 3. Solo, Winthrop 23 Band Clinic I. 2, 3g Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 33 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Sextette 33 Latin Club 2. SCCIBIHQ'-TTCHSUICTQ Art Club 4, President: FTA 2. 4, Treasurer 43 Beta Club I3 Miss Mahiscann Contest 23 Monarch Staff 3, 4, Feature Writer 3, Ex- change Editor 43 Old English HM Club 43 Junior Play Cast3 May Court: Senior Superlative. MARY JACQUELYN MCNEILL Columbia High: Latin Club 1, 23 Y-Teens Club l, 23 Bible Survey 23 Travel Club 33 Future Nurses Club 33 Cafeteria Monitor 33 Booster Club 23 Hi-Caps Club 23 Manning High: Art Club 43 FTA 43 Booster Club 43 Receptionist 43 Monarch Staff 4. Writer. WILLA MAE MIMS 4'H 1, 3, 43 FBLA 3, 43 State Mental Contests 33 Science Club 3, 43 Beta Club 4. SUSAN BARBARA NEWMAN FHA 1, 2, 3, President 2, Songleader 3g Student Counci 23 Beta Club 2, 43 Basketball I. 2, 3, 43 Block 'fM' Club 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Sextette 33 Mahiscan Staff 4 Business Representative. EDITH OLIVIA PLOWDEN Latin Club 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Library Club lg Color Guard 2, 33 Receptionist 4, Substitute 33 Junior Play Cast3 FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Art Club 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2. 43 Monarch Staff 4, Assistant Exchange Editor: Alternate Cheerleader 4. GEORGE GRICE REAVES Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Monarch-Aires I. 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Band Clinic 3, Solo, District3 State Music Festivals 2g Latin Club 2: Beta Club 23 4-H I, 2, Secretary 13 Aviation Club 2: Science Club 33 Junior Play Cast: French Club 3: Monarch Staff 1. 2. 3. 4. Feature Editor 4: Old English M 43 Booster Club I. 2, 3. 43 Bus Driver 4: Boys' State Alternate 33 Senior Superlative. GWENDOLYN ANNETTE RICHBOURG FBLA 33 Booster Club 3, 4: Art Club 3. 43 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice4President 43 FTA 3, 43 Chorus 3. 43 Color Guard 43 Junior Play Cast 33 JHA I, 23 Aviation Club 33 Receptionist 43 Senior Superlative. Seniors CAROLYN VIRGINIA RICHRFRG -- ' 4-ow: 2XICr'- 1II l. 3. betrtaiy 3. FH.-X 1.2. 4. R pit r . Ilrt-Qident 4: lleta Club 2: Slay Court 3. Maid of Honorg FHL-X 3. 4. Sf-wrt-tary-'I'rvaQtii'er 41 Office ASsiStant 2. FYIQIJYN FI'I,l,ER RIGHY Iland l. 2. 3. 41 Coiu'e'rt Xlistrt-as 2. 3. 1: Honiecoming Sponfor l: F'I':X l. 2. 3. 1, Vim'-l'rf-girl:-lit 3g Chorus I. 2. -1. 501'F61Llfy-lllfl'LirlIl'l'l' -Ig Claes Sm'rvtary-'lireasurcr 23 Ilela Club 2. 3. -I: Nloriawli Staff 2. 3. 4. Assistant Fea- turv Editor 3. Editor 4: IXILIIIISCLHI Staff 3, Junior Edi- torg I.atin Club 2: Fr:-nvli Club 3: Art Club 2, Old English SI Club 4: Student Counvil 4g Senior Super- lativeg Booster Club 2. 3. 43 Mental Contests 33 Girls, State Alternate 3. IJARGAN CARLYSLE ROGERS Football l. 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Baseball l, 2. 3. 4, Co-Captain 3, Latin Club 2g Booster Club l, 2. 4g ,Iunior Play Castg Student Council 4g Block UNI Club 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4: Monarch Staff 4. Assistant Sports Editorg Senior Supvrlatixe. ALVIN LIQROY SPIGNRR. JR. llatsf-lmall l. 2. 3. 43 llasl-11-tlmall 3, 4. Co-Captain 4g Foot- ball il: Illock UNI Club l. 2. 3. 4g Latin Club 2, 4-H Club I. LILLIAN ELAINE SPIGNER Basketball l. 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club lg ,IHA 1, 2, Art Club 2. 3: Block M Club 3, 4g FTA 4g Booster Club l. 2. 3. 4. JAMES MORGAN SPROTT. IR. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Block ull Club 3. 4: Seience Club I, 2. 3, 4. Vlf'f'-l,I'f'HIllf'HI 2, I'rf-sidcnt 3. 4, Boys' State 3. County Uffir-er: Nlabiscan Staff 4. Pliotograplierg Sf-nior SIIIPCFILIIIXPI I.atin Club 2. C..-XRIJIA N S IPM ,XRI .Xrt Club l: lla-ketball lx Iiooxtvr Club 4. SYLYI.-X SYIJYIQY STOXE 4-II Club I: FISI..-X 3. -I: Sub-titutv Rm-Q-ptioni-t 4. Seniors RUBY JEAN STUKES Latin Club 1, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Receptionist 4, FBLA 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Reporter 4, Beta Club 2, Art Club 3, Monarch Staff 4, Typist. ' ZOLA MAE SUGG Block HM Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Secretary, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Miss 4-H 4, JHA 1, 2, 4, Secretary 2, President 4, Miss IHA, Class President 3, Class Play Cast, Girls, State Alternate 3, May Court 4, Beta Club 1, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Receptionist 4, FTA 1, 2, Senior Super- lative. ANNIE FAYE TAYLOR Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Secretary 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Class Play Cast 3, Guidance Assistant 4, Latin Club 2. REESE JOEL TAYLOR Block HM Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, Latii Club 2, 4-H 1, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Mahiscan Staff 2, Business Representative, Boys' State, Senior Superlative. CLARENCE ANN THAMES Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Junior Play Cast, Art Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Receptionist 4, Student Council 4, School Treasurer 4, Monarch Staff 4, Assistant Feature Editor, Homecoming Sponsor, ATARIAN ANN THANIES 4-H Club 1, FBLA 3, 47 Substitute Receptionist 4. GWENDOLYN KAYE THOMPSON Beta Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Reporter 2, FBLA 3, 4, President 4, Latin Club 2, Science Club -1, Secretary, 4-H Club 1, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 4, Class President 1: Assistant Librarian 1, 2, Office Assistant 3, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Homecoming Queen. JO ANN TOBIAS 4-H Club 1: ,IHA 1. 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Sponsor. i'Miss Mahiseanv Contest 2, Manager, Girls' Basketball Team 4, FTA 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Li- brarian, Band 1, May Court 4, Senior Superlative. Seniors HENRY FRANK WALLACE FFA 1, 2, 3, Football lg Science Club 3, 4, 4-H Club X 4i Booster Club 1. 2, 3. I ' , ALDREY ALICE WARD Latin Club 4g FTA 2, 3, 4, Art Club lg Science Club 1, 2g Receptionist 2, 3, 43 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3g FHA 1, 25 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Awiation Club 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A , Wascofs .v ,. .I 3 Y I' 'fin ll The Mascots, who are elected by the mem- bers of the Senior Class. serve at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and also at Graduation. 27 cgfeny 716105 am! Uawkf Dafa. f if -:gg X , M X f gf H -1 f 2 m fm-rtf1'+ X ' fi Kb? , W, x Y h X C , 'Ei I fy ,gb f pw w'YV'?1r'W . vzwmfn. gm In x3,.VQ'W-wfg5 F' ' ' 44 xii-,4 ' ff Aj,f', 1. - fyr . QP, , , ' 1 ,M . L , ' .v., wg, Q W if we '-. x M ' I ' 4 gf- 3 7 rf' Q 7 led i dl, N, 1. 'Q cSu,0erQf1kJes 7f1QnfMQ.s'f . . . F051 Uepe12cf16k2. . . I Q . mary , fu WCA eoffa12ff,Z1A12 C1Ja112p6eff . . . WACQ Zl'GQfAf2 a12ff,Zfk12 cwqroff Was! ffjpukzr. . . Xfeafesf. . . C ffcufe C czfkn anff C 1. 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Dargan Rogerf Alice Bree-din John Bradham 4 -45-6 LZIZIZJZ' ciyligdhf C2522nars President. , , ,7,,,,,,,7,,777,7,, A ,,,wv ,,,, M ACK FLEMING Vice-Presz'denls ,, ,, ,,,,,., NINA EADON HUIVIMIE DICKSON MARTHA A. GRAHAM Secrelary-Treasurer , , MAREE MORRIS Q?72: d7N7f,ZW?SS ,79Q' Q! MARTHA ANNA GRAHAM JOHN HDWAHHIAE Q.. 3 'YQ i 82 Juniors: 42 Boys, 40 ffl : mi ' li 4. fifiiii 1 Mflssar' ' 5552? ,, mi Martha Nelson Altman Mary Ann Ardis 2 4 up-1 , if W7 -wx ,C fl' WMV 1 'cu' -wi Sarah Bethume Gene Blackmon Henry Bozard William Brewer Betty .lean Bryant Gladys Bryant Terry Cloy Archie Coker David Craft Susan Dennis Hummie Dickson Bob Diseker Autrey Duke Brenda Dukes Mary Edith Eaddy Girls. Martin Beatson .lanet Brewer Cynthia Campbell Joyce Daniels Lurue Driggers Jackie Eadon T' Ninn l'ILIlIUIl lSa1'l1u1'u :Xllll Epps Earl I Il'lIlIllQ1 Mack F11-111111 1 I'1'a11Ii ilarrif Wfill Ilvdmiings fNI111'1I1u :xllllil ll1'al1a111 I'1l4LlIlkIC liriffilh Han-I Ruth Huh-y Hl'Ill'j' H1-1'l1111g D1-1111 II111Ig1- fQ11r11Iy11 Ilullunlay fU' 1 1.K Q-: Charle-N Ingram Hrvnda 111111111111 5 I111111m ,I11h11N1111 fx 'E 1 45 .IUNIORS SOLD MAGAZINES FROM WHICH SALES THEY RECEIVED S212 03 511-111111111 111111141 Vvdflltf K1-11111-1Iy I.:-111111 Kin--11 Ilan I.a111l1111't gs John Etlwurtl I.:-v Gt-orge Le-Nt-silo 35 -5- 'Z' 'i pn-. 5 Rosa Lt-mis Thomas Luwdt-r Beltty' MCKinnc'y Gary MCLQ-od Suv Mt-I.t-od Carl Minis Mt-rvf: Morris Vonnie' Nlnrrif Betty Jean Nesbitt Evelyn Orrin Brownie Parke-r Ann Richburg Ray Richburg Charles Ridgeway Virginia Ridgeway Monroe Ridgill Vlfayne Hippy Hugh Rush Lewis Schwartz Cecil Scott Tracy Shady Buhlmif- Simpsnn Rushf-llc' Smith Judy Smith Rrvhcrt Strange Billy Sykus Charlene- Teed Happy T4-cd Boyd Thames T , , W5 pw, Charles Thames ' , John Irvin Thames 4. . THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF. 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Q TN Z 4I PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE Steven Blackmon ELAINE ELLIOTT Rose Marie Coker Clinton Dawkins BZLZBZYESZETYH E 319' Q Mike Carris Shirley Akins BOBBY JOE HARRINGTON JOHN McCUTCHEN KAROLYN RUSH KERMIT HOLLADAY FRANKIE PORTER MARY HELEN BOMAR Colleen Allsbrook Marvin Albrooke Joe Amos Ellen Anderson Barbara Jean Avant Howard Bagnal Dallas Barksdale Mary Lou Barrett Samuel Barrett Louise Bennett Mary Helen Bomar Phyllis Bradham Thomas Bradham Charles Braxton Ann Brewer Elbert Brewer Rebecca Brewer Q 3. tx - 3,513 Anita Harvin Wlallace Hilton Elizabclli Hodge ,Io Ann Hodge W'illiam Hodge Wlylie Hodge Gwendolyn Holden Geraldine Holladay Kermit Holladay Jolinette lngold William jackaon Wvelina jonef Paul B. ju-tice Franca Lauderdale Sain Lowder Willa Mae Britt Michael Brown Peggy Brown Faye Bryant Robert Bryant Sphinks Bryant Wilbur Ray Bryant .lohn Butler William Butler Gem Campbell Charlie Coker Thomas Conyers .lobn Daniels Victor Dubose Ann Duke Linda Duke Leila Eaddy Elaine Elliott Pansy Frierson Steven Gayle Patricia Graham Evelyn Haley Pressley Haley Bobby Joe Harring Barbara ,lean Harrington il ,nw Shirley Jean Pack Libby Patton Frances Porter Judith Rhame Irene Richburg Minerva Rhodus Robert Ridgeway Tommie Ridgeway Willie Ray Ridgeway Frank Ruehl Karolyn Rush Morgan Sauls Akridge Stone VV. VV. Snyder Gerald Taylor Ruby Thames Sarag Lee Tinimons ,le-an Ti+dale Francw-s. L1-e 'fohiai C. A. Yann lhonias X ufsai' .-Uh-n Wallace .I ulias While Charles Weiland Richard Woods - la , , 'lf , 4 in if 'IF' X EJ i 1 , n , Za ' if J x 4 S m , if Harvey MacLeod Phyllis McCabe Elease McCants .lohn McCutc:hen Constance Mclnnis Carolyn Mcluvod llarlene Mt'l.r,-od Quinn Meyers Dannette Minis Oneal Minis Winfield Minis Almeita Mitchuni Frances Moore Claude Morris Rayniond Mouzon wi 1 fi -1 2 V , k H' I if ,,. , . . Ag I' w ' .Yi it J.. W' Q if 25 5, i af P 1 1 ff! - l,fESl'IiClIf R,-XY Glfl Pl JIXCS l'ir'r-l're.s1'1lrr1ls l.l'fll.,X ll XKYIN HpXl.l'll lll'IiYl'SflN Kl.'5Slfl.l. IIXRHPIINUN Se wretary- Trraszz TPI ROBERT HUIJGE Sub-Freshmen : , I .Q 9 5. UP 4 ,, V v , . as X ' A 1-xv kr 1 if H' .191 , , 4 JP' ' i'm9g7fl -F Z 'af E A U 2 r L 2 o p f 1 I Jimmy Alderman Fred Ardii Linda Faye Ardis Toiiiniy Ardie Ruby llagnal Billy Barkadale Ralph lle-anon Ernii- llroadway Stew' llruadway Donald llrown Elaine- liryant Loraine llryant Glen Camplwll LaNc-lle Cantey Cecil Carter Gene ffhevming Jerry Coker Peggy Coppock Virginia Daniels Charlie joe Davis Mary Eunice- Davi LeRoy Dennis Cornelia Driggers Emmalean DuB0se Sandra Edens Claudia Filson Loretta Frierwn Carol Gamble Sam Gamble Donald Geddings Elizabeth Cedding Linda Geddings Ray Geddings Rum-ll Harrellson Charles Hanin Leila Hanin Bob Hr-rlong Bonnie Hickman Brenda Hodge Carol Hodge Loretta Hodge Robert Hodge Judy Holladay Mary Jo Jarrett David Jenkinson J immy Johnson Thomas Lee David Lesley Johnny Lowder Mary Jo Mahoney Ernest Mathis Jeanie Mathis Mary Ellen Mathis Loretta McCabe Betty McCants Patricia McCants Jane McCoy Larry McDaniel Mary Lillian McElveen Katherine McLeod Martha Ann McLeod Rena McLeod Doris McKnight Sandra Mercy Johnny Moore Mellie Moore Houston Morris Roger Morris Pam Overby Sherry Parker George Poole Gerald Raymond Perry Reardon Patsy Richbourg Elaine Ridgeway Kathleen Rowe Vicky Scott Peggy Scurry Archie Stukes Linda Taylor Miriam Taylor Charles Thames Robert Thames Roger Thigpen +3 g, fv- fg., J' A W g ee 1 , ew Ja Y V ti ,-.., 17' A -K ' r YM 4,3 3 0- TSX 7 I A r . I PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE: Christine Hodge, Barney Rrewer, Wayne Banvick, Ada Mae Moore, Autry Mor- ris, Evelyn Tobias, Reggie Welch, Elizabeth Mims. Carolyn Thompson Elaine Timmons Linda Tomlinson Lorine Tucker Edward Ward Elizabeth Ward Frankie Welch Vermelle Welch Donna Whitson Douglas Wilson Jerry Woods John Woods Seven th G1 afle Officers if -5 A' U Z' L M X revzflen D11 kle Thnmpwn Ire PFSSIIIPII s :Hn Burke Nlarx Brunwn Hobbx Dufiant Sec ff tary Treasurer P1 mc es Nlltr hum Flame XI lmmk lf-ru Xlzman Illanr -Km luhn Henry Nui R In Xml ,Ianw Bake r Lslf Barfn ld fan lxn Harrell N1 rm 41 li n and farl liradhanl Nlartha Hn vu r funh1.1Hrfmn Nlarw Urun nn Paw Hrxant Harm Brxant x lirx an Lxbbx Burke far' Ixn Burn f we n Campbell 1 a n ex 1 IN f 'Ihoma Danni I orraxna IJ: Ilfll Dun Dru e 3 lillb rfb an QV- 'D 1 Q- J V gh 1 - 1 f 'Q ,f- 6 1121 1 . 1 M ,, 1. ,L 1-. ' I 5312 .5-. . 4, 1? .V 1 -H 'FS' 4 F' J, 1. 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I'Iffi1- 'I'l11111111N1111. ,Ianire TI111111111-. Ixu1 'I'11111Ii11f1111. Laura 'IILll'Iit'I'. R011 II: Ii111I1I1' Yann. ,I. IJ, WIa1IIa1'1-. I'II111z1 UI1111 Yvells. If1I- 11'a1'1I WI1iI1'. ,Iani1'1' W'inst11a1I. Paul X111111g1. -rf QA: QI ACTIVITIE S Q45 63452, Aho, sad The Mahiscan Erlilor l?11s1'l1es.s .llalzager SUB-EDITORS-Rocky Hill. Sherry Filson, John Edward Lee, Claire Eadun. Vivian Burke. The Nlahiscan Staff has attempted to keep an accurate account of this yearis happenings by editing the l'J5U Mahis- can. We sincerely hope that this year- book will he cherished hy the students of llanningz High School. anfl that its contents will serve as an inspiration tw warfi greater achievement. The staff has attempted to laufl srhnlarship anfl cultural lcarlership. 50 CLASS EDITORS-Gerald Taylor, Betty King, Humrnie Dickson, Sherry Parker Carolyn Coffey, Manning H igh SHERHY FILSON . . . BILLY COFFEY AJ 40 School Annual '41 BUSINESS STAFF-Karrn Thompson. Barbara Newman, Billy Coffey, Nina hadon Patty Ardis ADVISORS- Mrs. P. T. Bradham, Mrs. Julia W. Lesesne, PHO'l'0GR.-XPHER-Jinm Sprutt T he MOUCITCI1, EDYY ORK AL ST AYP Fa.,-f t Rogers, George Yieaves, Lyn Rigby , EdiZ0r V Bus. Mg, Lei: to righxz Mary Sue Bradharn, Geraidine Hodge., Dargan Henry Heriong, Frankie Griffith, Ciarence Thames, Libby Piowden. WRYHNG STAFF 1 Rowe, Herman Aiderman, L ona Kiryin, kia ivrht- Aiice Breedin, Iohnny Bradharn, Kohn Bradharn, Ernes i ree Morris, Berry Bryant, lackie McNeii, Iuiiette Mos-ser, e Left to r E, . NicLeod, N a Caroiyn L Mae Mahoney. The M Eaff editsogaif f: h 'gh A nlllo' PLD SCh00l,S new? Per. The new ina P C r staff 146611 Counrlp-20-date ac- O all School S LYN RIGBY BROWNIE PARKER activities and tlirough its editors directs tim thinking of the Student body lm,-grfi lhingg up, lifting, W ' - - i annlflg Hlgh School Newspaper TYPING STAFF ,f Kelly ,lean Cato, Zola Sugg W Sherry Filson, Io Ann , dd' 5, Dell Brewer. FIRST R0 : Sylvia Stone, Linda Carter, Naomi Ge ing BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Jael-:ie Ea don, Billy Sykes. Brownie P SL: s, jean Stukes. SECOND arl-zer, Miss Tolson. ROW X Allsbrook, Amos, Barland, Brewer, Brown, Bnmson, E. Bryant, F. Bryant, L. Bryant, Burris, Glen Campbell, Gwen Campbell, Collins, Daniels, Dipon, Eadon, Frierson, Calloway, Gamble, Ceddings, Haley, Hardy, Hill, B. Hodge, C. Hodge, L. Hodge, Holladay, Lackey, Lee, Mahoney, Mathis, L. Mathis, R. Mathis, B. McCants, P. McCants, McCoy, McElveen, McFaddin, M. McLeod, Mims, Mitchum, Overby, Scurry, Shirer, Stone, Stukes, Stuckey, Taylor, Thompson, E. Timmons, J. Timmons, Tomilson, Ridgeway, Ridgill, Wells. OFFICERS President JANICE TIMMONS Vice-President ELAINE TIMMONS Secretary-Treasurer ROBERTA MATHIS FIRST ROW: E. Harrington, Taylor, B. Harrington, Rhodus, Rush, Richburg, Anderson, W. Bryant, Hinson, Reardon, Bradham, Graham. SECOND ROW: Ward, Britt, Mims, D. Thompson, Alsbrook, G. Thompson, C. Stukes, D. Mims, Porter, I. Richburg, Holladay, F. Bryant, Dukes, Overby. THIRD ROW: Crocker, Bagnal, Mclnnis, E. Corbett, Geddings, C. Corbett, Nunnamaker, Coker, Stukes, Morris, Ardis, P. Hodge, Spigner, Sugg, Ridgeway, J. Hodge. 54 OFFICERS President MCQUEE BAGNAL Vice-President ANN ETTE RICHBOURG Secretary-Treasurer GWEN THOMPSON English Club The English Club. a new Club at Manning High School this year, is composed of the tenth grade English Class. Edward Smith serves as Chair- man of the English Club. Ardis, Bagnal, Blume, Burke, Bradham, Coffey, Coker, Corbett, Duke, Dukes, Josey Katsos Lesesne, Mathis, McCabe, Mitchell, Morris, Mosser, Reardon, Rowe, Taylor, Thompson R. Thompson, Thigpen. Timmons. .0 .l. Bradham, T. Bradham. B. Butler. .l. Butler. Harrington. Herlong, Jenkinson, Johnson, McCord. XIcDaniels. McLeod, Mitchum, Raymond. Rhame, Schwartz, Ward. r ' ' . . . An organization of all interested high school students in the study of aviation. Mr. McCord is the club sponsor. OFFICERS President JOHN BRADHAM Vice-President TOM BRADHAM Secretary-Treasurer KAROLYN MCLEOD Y X 5 1 .f 'pu-anno-'vw Block CCM Club ' ,xiii If ',, '55 'uv' Bryant, Campbell, Clark, Coskrey, Craft, Duke, Eadon, Eadon, English, Flemming, Harvin, Hill, R. Hill, Katsos, Kennedy, King, Land, Lee, Matthews, Morris, Newman, Rogers, Spigncr, Schwartz, Smith, L, Spigner, Sprott, Suggs, Jack Taylor, Joey Taylor, Thames, Thigpen. President DARCAN ROGERS V1'ce-President . , JOEY TAYLOR Secretary NINA EADON Treasurer JEANNETTE HARVIN The Blovk NIU Clulm is composed of those who have participated in one of the three sports. Cheerleaders are eligible after a year of duties as a cheerleader. . Q15 I S . ' u 45 ,I ' A .Si vs , I ' Awww Q -ar V V Q I Eg he 51 gra 85 1. 5' it 2522 . . ii 2. Q SQ We M R Q .Q it f 'gg' .' . 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OFFICERS President CWEN THOMPSON V ice-President .IANICE CAMPBELL Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN RICHBURC Latin lub Left to right: Miss Tolson, Ardis, Bethume, Cato, Richburg, Stukes, Broadway, Stone, Ridge way, Kelly, Lee, Bryant, Brewer, Simpson, Mims, Carter, Justice, Richburg, Thompson SITTING: Geddings, Hodge. . . . composed of all second year Latin students. It familiarizes the students with Roman life, culture, religion, and contributions to modern civilization. OFFICERS President CIN IE .I OSEY V ice-Presid ent JULIETTE MOSSER Secretary EDWARD SMITH Treasurer PATTY ARDIS QM Q , , qmww fs: 'L Q 0 N 'iZ.i' J 9 inte-Aff ' 5. 4 4 'fm ww 1 , 1 'af if 4?Q? ,'f ,Q A -.1 N ' M f , M 1 22' wg: nf 'ff mug n, 51 . 1 iv k 5 4 ' ffA' Y . . ie!! ' Q-A if Ri J rw 'GMM u ,Iffr I L in M., 6 E.. 4 WA3if ,:4J :gf f as Q11 V i2'i 'f ' -ri, sy. . nv 3' v:::,9? if mh- ,A,.,... 5' .11 ff: 35 Q ' M i , .. 4- Qs. -..---use 'favfig XA? A MH? I I mf a 1 S W gm..- Q . KA., fail 3' x, 4 Tn , 'K 4 ,. ,fe ll 1' 4 ' J fi , 'iik?7?',Z'?sf Bus Drivers ,.-,..1 l'...a..tal hdav Schwartz Harrmg C0 krey Iewl Brewer H01 Left to r1 ht Reaves Corbett Campbell ShadY Flemm Blackmlm Bus drlvers have a tremendous responslblllty delegated to them These drlvers are responslble for the safe delnery to and from school of many hundred of stu dents For the last several years there haye been no mayor accldents Reeeptwmsts SITTING Sugg Clark Harrmglon Bro dway Stogner Eadon Thomp on Thame Herlong Raymond Fil on STANDING Nlcfmm Thame qtone NIcI.eod Cato Burke NIcNe1l Stewart Rldgfwaw Richburg Ward Qtuke Bethume N WIcLeod fnfflth Coker F WICLQ-od B Burke Thlgpen Afdl Danrel Nlrlfod Plowden RCLCIJIIOIIIQIS render an lnyaluable serylee to the school At all times they are on duty ID the hallw ays to greet and dlreet x IQIIOTQ YOU Dfallll ggi is 3-fp if-ff-22'Q5i5:i9f 5 it gffffgwff mira? Q. I N. .11 Y 2 v 9 1. 51 Ju 5 Q 5 r sffgmm 22. .., ,:SV'714fM:'l A , 5 Q X H X1 4 'if I 1 'Q G ,Q Q ' ' .V with fl? -7 V ,W , ,ms I '59 fir ,- H Q in k f Qi? Nb S, Yi '2-1 . ff I , Q I ix f? I V! E 2 A T 4 s Q 555, Q M jf? . T, v 4 -'- ' ' -if 2 5 555' 9 .5 yf v .av , , I Q?qf fp WEE K 3 i ',V' , R V+.-f 1 1 If I A-L Z 5 ,M X ,Q Q 3 X V ff sf As r ,fr , f 45' W' Booster Club Officers Vice-President NINA EADON Treasurer A C ENGLISH The Booster Club, whose members tend to promote good sportsmanshlp by supportmg the teams Wlth thelr presence at all games by partlclpat mg 1n the cheermg and by avo1d1n any amount of dlscourtesy The largest orgamzatlon ln Man mnff Hrgh School the Booster Club strlves to encourage every student to be a Monarch Booster Preszdent JEANNETTE HARVIN Board Member JACKIE EADON Secretary KAREN THOMPSON Board Illem ber HENRY BOZARD Season tlCkCtS are sold by the Booster Club each year and through thls sale students are allowed to at tend all out of town games on the Booster bus and are able to attend all home games too Pep rallles are held each Frlday before a football game and only Booster Club members are allowed to partlclpate 65 X , . Q r V 4 ,4.,,,,,,., 'N - T4 . . 1 'Qi .f ' P -E.vra aP'J , , 1 .5 - I ' va. O 1-fi If . Q -ftfwzsj 'Cn .sw ,dl Q-, ,A. . . an g M- . zf. . a 1-sk 5 'Q 4, 420 6' , .-ew. 'A.. Majorettes 'OA The Majorettes add a ,T .xr ,V if A, f .ge s, xv ng? YT - fl.: 3. x great deal of pomp and pag- . s - - ' r- - Q4 V , ' ' K Q. 14, , L i f .'L X l xi v :LTA 7- A 5 4 eantry to parades anfl lmall X Y' ' ye' ' 1 3-4 games. I - i. f ' 1 I f A 'V' ' ! A gg' . I ' A -7 'fi QQ. - g 1 e ' 'V' A . J . 27,1 -v Jr. 1+ . ., ' , it 5' - . .Y.ig.'f4.-KL h, v ii 1 Agn. t ' ve . V . 17.1. , 9 4 - ,:i..A,.. 'L 1 V I- 'av , H .. ww I in , , ,, Uk,-. . I . I . I . . ,aint ', K, M., JF. .,t, .. vi- M I 5, K, V .M I . N .- r 2' 'gf.p,5:?q'Z1-, , l G - -iw x-fn. -44'l2.3-wg: 4 , -4 , . f A, . - ,A- '65 ' ' ,v - u 1' N1 4 I 4 i 35,..,i,,-gg, ,Q , n f-a..wf+5PN. 2- ' 'Y 'Y .. 'L.--f . 1' WH 152 '--. - ,n-- fl - . ,r Q lv 5 u4 qkx bf- T , -..-1 i i kv l 1-W V ' Y.. .b .,.,g,, ,-K ...gnu fxw. I-..:Q I 'L G vw-x 1' 'S' iq -t ,A . Q 4 f -. - O - A 'f- - 4. ' .' . ' ' . - K ehlgfriig: M' . g ve , , , A -N K in A K. M A, A V .A g ., t Aw l .i,'it,... .. A 47. A. ,sv ff-4:1 ,g 5 t -.54 -yn ,QI dbg v ax.: , his .,, , ,ca , a V A . . ...Q .. .y , ..,.,.uL:., ,wi-k-,d' A. any ., N ui .i :V Left to right: Jackie Eadon, Mary Helen Bomar, Sherry Parker, Linda Duke, Lanelle Cantey. Director Drum Major Congratulations, Mr. jones! In the first appearance for competition, the band won first place. , l MR- JONES JIMMY GAYLE The Drum Major has a great responsibility in giving directions and guiding the band while marching. 67 Concert Band 4AA,49-Ai. FIRST ROW, left to right: Eadon, Parker, Dickson, Hinson, Mims, Rheul, Holliday, J. Daniels, Blume, Coker. SECOND ROW: Cantey, Rigby, M. Bradham, Kirven, Smith, Gayle, Mosser, Timmons, Brown Stogner, Vassar. THIRD ROW: Bomar, L. Duke, F. Daniels, Thigpen, Stukes, Lauderdale, Jones, Clark, Lambert, McLeod, Rhame, Altman, R. Dukes, Richburg, Lesesne, Davis, Ridgil. BAND OFFICERS President ,,,..,,....... HENRY BOZARD Vice-President ,,,,,..,. CLAIRE EADON Secretary i,,,,,,,.... HUMMIE DICKSON Treasurer .,,. ,,,,.... ,I ACKIE EADON Senior H igh Chorus FIRST ROW: McKinney, Newman, Dickson, Filson, Grahm, Plowden, T, Filson, Alt man. Minis, Timmons. SECOND ROW: Bradham, fNIcI,eod, Eaddy, Dukes, Mclnnis Eadon, Thompson, Bomar. Richburg. THIRD ROW: Cantey, Blackman, J, Bradham Reaves. Ridgil, Hill, Coker, Rigby, Tisdale, Vassar, Daniels, Pianist, Rush: Director Jones The Sc-nior High Chorus lend their voices to programs here at Manning High School. OFFICERS l're.sir1vnt GEORGE REAYES Inf--l'rf-siflpzzt MARY SUE BRAIJH,-UI Sw-rwrrzry EYELYN RICLBY TfI'lINlIf4'f ALICE VASS,-XR Band Junior High 1 fig B nson Matador,,,iE.i01EEff30l5fiinKiera Eadon THIRD R31 Nlathrs Merc! .laffelf F BcLii1R,b1Dvglii'mi'larweinl'Nlr lone Director ThamCS T RCW Lee Brown ilrcirlilinson JOHCS T0H?g'EIhT,ISm1I?gIi7?l HOTEFOQIH lgaiiliiislcbuke Nunnamake' Junior HL h Chorus FIRST ROW: Burke, Johnson, Moore, Thompson, Hodge, Patton, Lee. SECOND ROW: Med- lock, Altman, Ridgill, Richburg, Durant, Ardis. THIRD ROVV: Brewer, Davis, Stuckey, Taylor. Hill, Campbell, Geddings, Daniels, Director, Mrs. Hodge-3 Pianist, Mitchum. The Junior High Band and Chorus are Composed of the seventh and eighth graders. These talented girls and boys spend much time practicing at home and at school. 0.31 78 Zwarof Yjlfflal? 7-Bjuffe R12 orarzev CSAQITY may jeen Im? JOAMH Beta Club 3 Q ss.-Q lf' FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bradham, Rowe, Brewer, Mims, Altman, Reardon, Daniels, D. Thompson Hinson, Graham, Breedin, Parker, Kirven, Lee, Burke, Mahoney, G. Thompson. SECOND ROW? Mitchum, C. Holliday, Timmons, Mosser, Orvin, Mclnnis, A. Morris, M, Morris, Hodge, Coker Filson, Newman, Josey, Ardis, Thames, B. Bradham, F. Taylor, Cato, Carter. THIRD ROW: Kennedy, Bryant, J. Taylor, Alderman, Smith, Rigby, J. Bradham, Holladay, King, Bozard Corbett. The induction of Beta Club members is symbolic of passing on the inspiration of Beta to each of its members. OFFICERS President , ALICE BREEDIN Vice-President , BROWNIE PARKER Secretary , , , LEONA KIRVEN Treasurer , , MARTHA A. GRAHAM The Beta Club has 516 members. lt carries on many ac- g tivities in cooperation with the student council. For several years the Beta Club has compiled all the weekly news for the special column of school news for the Manning Times. Many of its members coach slower pupils. At its monthly t meetings the programs center around the problems and interests of youth. The tudent The Governing 1 Pff'Si!l'Bf1! Vice-Presir1'r'nl Secretary BETTY KING JOHN EDWARD LEE FLORENCE McLEOD The Student Council fosters such projects that relate to the entire student body. This year it has sponsored morning devotionals, college day, and character emphasis week. Council Body of Our School av u QJ m':Q2f ., of we , V w-us, f My Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant-at-A rms CLARENCE THAMES BILLY COFFEY JOHNNY BRADHAM The Student Council also sponsors Homecoming, Ring Hop, radio hour, civic drives, and Sadie Hawkins Week. 4 ld M . . . composed of those who have served as Editors of the Mahiscan NIAHISCAN EDITORS school annual and the Monarch, school newspaper. The Literary Magazine is edited hy this organization and consists of writings by the students themselves. Xu: Hodge, Filson, Coffey, Lee, King, Hill, Eadon, Burke, Dickson, Bradham. MONARCH EDITORS OFFICERS President , ,,,, ,.,,,l,,,., ,,,,,, ,,,, G E RALDINE HODGE Vice-President ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, IN IARY JO MCLEOD Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , HUNIINIIE DICKSON Treasurer ,..,,,,,, CLAIRE EADON Reaves, Rigby, Hodge, Bradham, McLeod, Lesesne, Herlong. MaTShEUlES . THOSE WHO HAVE NIASTEHEU THE ART UF LEARNING Q7 V9 x7 Left tw right: lzYlINIli1' Purkvr. Hctly ,Ivan Hryunl. livtly King, fliniv- .IH- NL .lllliv-Irv XL,--wr. NIMIIIL1.Xx11141lv1.1l1r11. llfll liz:-sw-13 XIi..-li,-.Af-1i111,X'ixinr1 Hurkw, 'Hu' Nlallxllulx. uhm am' N:-Iwi:-fl fur uL1tflur14li11g x4-lmla1I'J1ip IIIINJLJQIIHIII Ill:-ix' high Nvllvml 4-1111-v-1'. N:-rw gi. 1141:-lx at all pulnliv wllxml fl1m'li1+11-. N num liurlw lx f,lllI'f Xlarxllul. geafures 75 7717 gffearnzny yfe CSXUQQJQXJ fjfzcfeof fff 7119 JYQ 77T7fQ Qbra me or e GI20f 9 , ,jofnny fqraozam X .11 1' K M 52,57 i .MQWMI 7111112112 19 Uzbzffsozz Miss Manning High and her atten- dants were selected on the basis of beauty, poise, and personality. These girls were chosen from a field of forty-eight Junior and Senior girls at the Beauty Pageant sponsored annually by the Senior Class. 57 1 Z Q I2 ll Xtcha 6 ddlfl S jacfze CO a06n L7u121br M155 Wannzhy W KATE TISDALE 7712! fzffenofznfs LINDA COKER FRANCES MOQRE PA'I'I'Y ARDIS V f I f MPP W-ww' Wow. -Qfllf IN WHICH HOUSE BODY SOUND SOUND FOR A MIND Q R .1-A Q V A 'ROCKY' HILL A real go-gettern in the end spot for MANNING and a player who really loved the game. The opposition frequently found that the going was 'arockyn around his end and that, if not closely watched, he would end up behind the de- fense. DARGAN ROGERS Dargan co-captained the 1958 Monarchs as center. A real bang- up player and spirit raiser. Often not too much credit is given to the center, but the responsibility of getting the ball to the backs rests solely with him. Dargan does this with utmost perfection. 90 ezzzor MARVIN BREWER A two-year man. Fine blocker and team player. A real stalwart on defense, although he saw con- siderable action on offense. Mar- Brewn is one of the biggest boys to play ball at MANNING. .IIM SPROTT One of the larger members of the team, Jim weighed about 205 pounds. There were many backs who wished they had run a differ- ent play after Jim threw his shoul- der into their midriff. A 'four-year man for MANNING. A. C. ENGLISH A four-year man at guard for Coach Mabry. A. C. was injured during season play and missed quite a few games. A real good blocker and team man. Was fre- quently heard to say '5You cut em, in and I'll cut em' down! A swell guy to be playing alongside CLARENDON COSKREY The faster member of the MAN- NING aggregation, Clarendon con- sistently got behind his defenders and received passes for tremendous gains. A first year man, he easily made the first team end for Coach Mabry. Fine blocker and holler guy. JOHN LAND g'Coon Dogf, a three-year man was a great mainstay in the MON- ARCHS, machinery. Coon,' came through in most all of the back- field positions and did a bang-up job at line-backer. A fine blocker and team player, he will be sorely missed next year. JACK MATTHEWS HCatfish7' was a real Gibraltar at tackle, offense and defense. Ball carriers were repeatedly dropped for losses when uCatfish went after them. A crushing tackler and blocker. Jack will be missed next year by all football enthusiasts. ai. 7jkyQZT5' EVERETTE HARRINGTON A first-year man, 6'Pinchy', did a lot to boost the morale of the team. A fine blocker and team guy, g'Pinchyl' is another of the fbig guys' on the team. GLEN DUKE Glen is a real scrapper at block- ing backg and when he ran from the other positions, he ground out yardage repeatedly with his long and swift strides. Glen is a three- year man who gave his most to football. A bruising blocker and tackler. .D QVC , . ...J JOEY TAYLOR Joey was one of the better of the MANNINC aggregation. From his line-backer position he repeat- edly knocked down enemy passes and ball-carriers. As co-captain and full-back, he made Honorable mention ALL-STATE in his junior year, and Honorable mention All- Star in his senior year. fi BUDDY SPIGNER Buddy was one of the best pas- sers and broken-field runners in years at NIANNING. A first-year man, he came through in every position in the backfield. As a very good blocker and morale booster. he will be sorely missed next year. 9I Home TWELVE SENIORS PLAYED THEIR LAST HOMECOMING GAME. Gwen Thompson for Clarendon Cogkrey Clal'CnCe A. Thames for Rocky Hill Jeanette Harvm for Jun Sprou J ackxe Eadon for John Land Patty Ardls for Dargen Rogers Betty Kmg for A C Enghsh coming MANNING DEFEATS ANDREWS 19-0 IN ANNUAL HOMECOMING AFFAIR. Zola Mae Sugg for Marvin Brewer Nina Eadon for Joey Taylor Sue McCleod for Glen Duke Gall Broughton for Buddy Spxgner Betty Wiggins for Jack Matthews GWEN THOMPSON, Miss Homecoming Queen 1958 N Ends Q' '! 1 '. 'P -?Qi i, EWU -fS 1l3o' MYRTLE BEACH NIPS MANNING 13-0 The MONARCHS improved very much in the second game and held a very good MYRTLE BEACH squad to just two hard-earned touchdowns. Scoring for MYRTLE BEACH were BOBBY LEWIS and BUDDY ROGERS. Outstanding for MANNING were JIM SPROTT and ROCKY HILL. My .rm 1: ,iw ,M 1. . . , MANNING RAPS WILLISTON-ELKO 19-13 In the fourth game MANNING came through to beat a good team by a score of 19-13. The IVIONARCHS, led by BUDDY SPIGNER, JOEY TAYLOR, and THOMAS THIGPEN, racked up tremendous yardage and three touchdowns. After coming back after the half, the MONARCHS came through to win. '37 I., , 4 t N., X s I fc . 1, . lbw vw.-.. IAQ M ,L 'L .V fr A , ,. ...fdiguff W , ,-wlisi, - 'V , .gin LQ J. JN,-Q . 1 ' 'J T ' ' Centers 'Q . . J, Tackles 52 if ' iff' -. ST. GEORGE WHIPS MANNING 1-1-0 In the opening football game, MANNING was hindered by the lack of experience and lost to a very good ST. GEORGE aggregation that ground out repeated yardage on the ground and in the air, JACK MATTHEWS and JOEY TAYLOR being the mainstays on the MANNING side. Spigner goes for yardage KINGSTREE POMMELS MANNING 34-0 MANNING met a fired-up KINGSTREE eleven that gained repeatedly on the ground and in the air. With two players injured, MANNING was hindered somewhat. The KINGSTREE team later went on to the semi-finals of the Lower-State football championship. Outstanding for MANNING were DARGAN RO- GERS and JOHN LAND. Sideline activity BISHOPVILLE EDGES MANNING 12-6 BISHOPVILLE, a heavier and more experienced team, received a shock as MANNING went into the lead in the first quarter. BISHOPVILLE, how- ever, shrugged it off and combined extra bench reserves with crushing speed to wear out the MONARCHS. Outstanding for BISHOPVILLE was LaCARTE. For MANNING was JOEY TAYLOR and JOHN I. THAMES. ' ' 4,-,,','-F'- ' r.-4 1 'S '37 1 'EZ' - E! 1 uv ' .A ,Q A A I 4 s ' e ' ' ' 5 . . , Y it --fssf -.je 5' -' ' , ' ',. ' f : fr... 'g.fL.a 5 M rc . A ,. '- . , L-5-,W ' Guards ,qu-. ,f -1. W ,. ,. A , LOWER RICHLAND DEFEATS NIONARCHS 21-T A Homecoming crowd at LOWIER RICHLAND saw Manning jump off to an early lead in the second quarter on a touchdown by BLIDDY SPIC- NER. JOEY TAYLOR passing to 'LROCKYU HILL for the point after. This. however. didnit seem to bother the IIORNETTS much, as thev came hack with three touchdowns to defeat a tired hut fighting NIANNINC team. 'Yt'TT.'i,-' Li' Backs 5, - T -V ,H MANNING SETS BACK TIMMOXSVILLE 18-2 NIANNING defeated TININIONSVILLE by the convincing score of 18-2 in their next-to-last game. Seoring for IVIANNINC was WAYNE KENNEDY. THOMAS THIGPEN. and BLIDDY SPICNER. Out- standing on defense was JOHN I. THANIES and MARVIN BREWER. Backs Q -in ...st-.l- :.L 5 5, L NIANNIXG IJRITBS ANDREWS 19-O Ifndefeated Andrews met a fired-up NIANNING team at its lmcst. Bcing Homecoming. the AION- ARCIIS ran and passed for three touchdowns and tremendous yardage. Scoring for NIANNING was RIIIIJY SPIUNER. ROCKY IIILL and TIIOAIAS TIIICPEN. IILARENIJON COSKREY was leading yard-gaincr with passes for consideralvlc yardage. L5 1 1 4- 1 Julius Eadon-Monarch Mascot 1958 BANIBERG RALLIES. DEEEATS MONARCHS 19-13 By sheer odds. the BANIBERG RED RAIDERS overcame a first quarter I3 point deficit to defeat the NIONARCIIS 19-13 on the IVIANNING field. Eans saw first quarter touchdowns hy JOEY TAY- LOR and THOMAS THICPEN matched hy the RED RAIIJERS in the closing minutes of the game. Spigner scoots for ten EAST CLARENDON BEATS MANXINC 31-0 In an old rivalry, EAST CLARENDON passed and ran up huge yardage against the smaller MON- ARCHS in their last game. The YVOLVERINES were led by MAXIE KNOWLTON. NORRIS and JACKY YATES. the YATES' hoys accounting for the touchdowns. Out- standing for NIANNING was JACK NIATTHEWS and BILLY OEIJOINCS. This was the last game of the year for the MONARCHS. It is well to support your Mid- get teams because they are the future athletes of MANNING and of the whole nation. It is here on the Midget playing field that the very seed of sports- manship is born. It instills in the hearts of every player the desire to co-operate with fellow men. by B oys' Basketball Manning Monarchs 'ID 4, ESI STANDING: J. Lowder, B. Spigner, A. Holiday, D. Rogers, J. Gayle, C. Hill, NI. Fleming, T. Thigpen, Coach Mabry. KNEELINC: L. Lee, J. Campbell, R. Richburg, B, Geddings, M. Boatson, J. E. Lee, A. Stone, C. A. Ridgeway. 1959 District Champions Coach Mabry and Co-Cap- tain- Buddy Spigner and liiifglim Rug The boys found in COACH MABRY, a man who drove them hard. hut the rewards were well worth the effort. The hoys won their district with ease, having one of their better seasons. Coach and Co-Captains T h e MONARCHS won l2 games while losing only 3. Girls' Manning Basketball Monarchs 4E , KNEELING: Z. Suggs, N. Eadon, M. Morris, B. King, I.. Spigner, J. Clark, B. Newman. FIRST ROYV, STANDING: Z. Duke, M. Rhodus, D. Hodge, B. Dukes, W. Bryant, C. McLeod, I. Richburg, J. Eadon. BACK ROW: MANAGER, J. Tobias, B. Brewer, B. Gardner, K. Tisdale, B. Bryant, J. Spigner, F. Griffith, COACH, Agnes Shuler. 1959 District Champions Wforz I I The girls exhibited a great show of stamina and the urge to play. They were coached hy an ahle and knowing coach who led them to the DISTRICT 6-A CHAM- PIONSHIP. Big guns Seniors Lost V1 4a :-1 El? E err C COSKREY A C ENGLISH C HILL ....lY ES'- B SPIGNER R HILL Senior Baseball PW Co Captazns DARGAN ROGERS JOEY TAYLOR Diamond Monarchs of 1958-59 In the precedlng year these Qemori led the 'NIONARCHD to a d1Gtr1ct champlonshlp an an uniurpaigahle record of fourteen mme and only two lossee Led hx the brllllant coachmg of Coach Nlabry, thes hope to repeat thxs xear the record set laQt wear Autographs 759 7141! ff WESTBURY LUMBER COMPANY Complefe Line of Building Maferials Your Good Will Our Greafesl' AsseI ' 39I S. MAIN ST. SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA JOHN J. FURLONG 81 SONS Commercial Prin+ers I I P.O. BOX 2022 420 King Sfreel' CHARLESTON. S. C. Lea HARVIN OIL CO. Shell Dis'I'ribu'I'or Manning, Soufh Carolina i I :I - GOOD Good FQQD Food I FOR ' .num StX'l0ll sf co. ClKl..1lOlO lflllb Clll-PIILADIIPIIA .lulf1lnllll-flfnluffl-uflolf-.Gila 1 -1 r 1 JOHN SEXTON 81 CO. Na+ionaI Wholesale Grocers P.O. BOX JS-CHICAGO 90. ILLINOIS 450I W. 47TH ST. PHONE Va. 7-5600 Alla CompIimen'rs of 'rhe Elin. MEDICAL PROFESSION OF MANNING, S. C. THE NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA S. L. RODDEY, CI1r. of 'II19 Board HARRY E. WILKINSON, JR., Pres. Member Federal Reserve Sysiem Member FDIC HOME X3 Aiwa? Q- fiw 7 . U us ous: f Fmsr N-' THOUGHT , 1 GRAHAM APPLIANCES clrvorgosgnr . COLU B -Admiral Dealer- N BROOKS ST.--J. B. KINNEY, Owner DIAL 28II Experf Radio and TV Repairs We SeII I'I1e BesI' and Service 'Ihe Res? ELLlOTT'S GIN Manning. Soufh Carolina Congra+uIa+ions From MILLER'S TERMITE CONTROL FLORENCE, S. C. 224 W. EVANS ST. PHONE MD 24339 Complimenis of CROSSWELL AND- CO., INC. SUMTER. S. C. 4I2S SUMTER PHONE 3-7327 X PADDOCK MOTOR COURT MANNING. souTH CAROLINA L35 B. L. MONTAGUE CO., INC. SUMTER, S. C. CHARLESTON, S. C. GREENVILLE, S. C. Mill Supplies DIAL SPRUCE 3-3964 HURST-SEXTON FURNITURE CO. Furnifure-Floor Covering-Appliances IOI and IO3 W. Hampfon Ave. SUMTER, S. C. Complimenfs of ALDERMAN WOOD PRESERVING CO MANNING, s. c. CRIBB LUMBER CO. 5. , V T' Q Q.. :gui .. X Any+l1ing for +he Builder 4IO E. Liber+y S+. SUMTER, S. C. Phone SP-3-9333 , :mg rm .,, ,, 1 K THE AC'CENT RESTAURANT Dis+inc+ive Foods +o Pique +he Mosf Jaded Appe+i+es MANNING, S. C. LAND'S SERVICE STATION .. Q ,V 1, Y R '- . L, .1 A . ..dv M 'Tb , -1--fr ' ,. , ji. ,r , . C ,All Gas, Tires, Ba++eries Washing and Lubrica+ion PHONE 6260 MANNING, S. C. GALLOWAY 81 MOSELEY Qualify Jewelers SUMTER, S. C. AND MANNING. S. C OUR PATRON'S PAGE In 6ddI'l'IOI'I Io our regular adverhsers Ihe followlng flrms and lf1dIVIdUdIS have also helped us fInancIaIIy We +I'IanIc Ihem smcerely DAVISON S JEWELERS COLE S DRIVE IN PERFECTION BAKERY J Q RQGERS BUS STATION AVERY LUMBER CO S B 81 E NOVELTY BURNS HARDWARE HAMILTON JEWELERS BRUNSON S PHARMACY BRAILSFORD S GROCERY S RUVELLE WHITE 3, KENNEDY SHQE STQRE MAXWELL BROS 81 BLACKWELL INC DAWSON S JEWELERS LAWSON S PHARMACY BREEDIN s SERVICE STATION DIXIE AUTO SUPPLY S CAPITOL DEPT STORE SEARS ROEBUCK S + S C Mannlng, S. C. Surnfer, S. C. -I Sum+ef. S- C- Imaflnang, s, c. Manning, . C. Sum'I'er, S. C. . Sum'I'er, S. C. Sumler, S. C. Sumfer, S. C. Manning, S. C. Manning, . C. Sum+er' S. C. Sumfer' 5, C, SunI+er, S. C. I Sumfer, S. C. Surnfer, S. C. 'Manning' I C. Manning, S. C. um er, . .. Sumfer, S. C. gbooks llLLAK.YilAl . 7 , We f Hoi.. .... V 'S- 4 Q' if 3 , A , fu, 115 .QW .L U .lux ,,A..W,,Mv i , ff M ww . ., WA P ' fxfczdle y g 4 5' 9 FRED WMINS QJLUME 29 2 ,- - f, 1 , i F 12: J- 5 . 5 mf'-Q., 'I a F- 5 fl - :rx . 1 l 24,1 -' f N 1 l dis ' .- i ,.?l .' . wi 3' , 'Q 'S ' .un W was M. PA, we-53 , ,.uv . I by in X Y , l0h-M A 4 Adding Machines Typewri+erS KNIGHT BROTHERS, INC. Prinfers and Sfafioners Complefe Office Ouffiffers TELEPHONE SPruce 3-738I SUMTER. S. C. Arf Supplies X TE ACO C R HARVIN SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA Compllmenfs STEPH ENSON FINANCE SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The MAHISCAN Sfaff of I959 expresses nfs sincere apprecrahon fo our Advisors Mrs T P Bradham and Mrs W T Lesesne who gave us much needed advice fo Taylor Publishing Company fo Jim Sproff and Sfudenf Picfures Inc whose pho fography helped In malung fhe I959 MAHISCAN a success fo fhe enflre faculfy and fhe sfudenf body who gave us fhelr unferesf and supporf and fo fhe business firms who helped us financially We fhe MAHISCAN STAFF OF I959 give you fhis volume of memories so fhaf you may long remember fhe year I958 59 af MANNING HIGH SCHOOL MAHISCAN STAFF Sherry Filson Edifor Billy Coffey Business Manager I I YOUR TROUBLES g12,giP?g 44' VAIISH QZKQRE I ' FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION I09 N. Main S+. SUMTER, S. C. S. L. RODDEY, PresicIen'I' 4 gffxiy MEATS 2 171 I X E255 fd Soufh CaroIina's Favorife 'For More Than 35 Years DREHER'S Dixie Brand Meai' ProcIucI's DREHER PACKING CO., INC. COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA QWN9 S INC. OuI'fiI I'ers for 'Ihe Well Dressed Man P.O. BOX I578 II5 NORTH MAIN STREET SUMTER.'SOUTH CAROLINA I MW! 19 ' C. S. 81 S. H. RIGBY Dis+ribuI'ors GuI'f Oil ProcIucI's MANNING, S. C. Toon 8. MOORE, INC. Q W W . X II E , 9 Your Specialisfs in Spor+s 707 Main Sfreef Phone AL-2-0282 and AL-27786 . 5 COLUMBIA, S. C. , . Y0ui'e m0n?y EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE co. Ahead. FLOYD INSURANCE AGENCY 9 Mill S+. I H 'fl MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA K! G. T. FLOYD ASHBY A. FLOYD SERVICE WHEN You NEED IT W. O. LAND Supplier of Sinclair Produc+s PHONE 2225 MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA TAYLOR BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Maior and SmaII Appliances For BeHer Building MANNING. SOUTH CAROLINA BROWNS 5 8: I0 S DRAYTON DRY CLEANERS Manning, S. C. lm BELK SIMPSON CO S PEOPLE'S STORE Manning, S. C. M15 . UF ,al ld 'ii UQ 1- N 'FQ ' Y , , W. fi? ,uv if.r',-2.,,a,44 N rl fl Q , 1 ' 49 SJ if f 443' , ibn g I 11 Hiilwk 5 RQ , ' 1 n oe' Qswf 1 x I A If -A-.. GOLDSTEI N's Top Qualify Dry Goods MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA WYMB T V ON U S HIGHWAY 30I MANNING AND SUMMERTON SOUTH CAROLINA 5 , gb X B 8. s DISTRIBUTING co. BALLENTINE. S. C. W. A. LIVINGSTON, INC. Wholesale Groceries Specialfies ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Phone Jefferson 4-5260 Phone Jefferson 4-526I I ETHLYN'S FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOP 4ty,f.GRAP,, Q Q1 02 J' W L S .If E Sem! flame' I HLIIIIMIIIQ ' HARVIN ST. MANNING. S. C N suppuss 0 EBOOK .IL Q 0 N 1' 'A .. 4 I T --- Q XL- Complimenfs of NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. SU MTER, S. C. We ELIG ' COMPANY Zdewiazfe Since 7396 General Offices and Fac+ory: AI'lan+a, Georgia 336-350 MARIETTA STREET, N. W. PHONE JACKSON 3-505I F. N. WILSON INSURANCE AGENCY Es+. laao CHARLTON DURANT, Owner BEST POLICY AT ALL .Z TIMES -N ' N. '-X i, , h I C! 3 1,. L, 2, Lg Insurance WiI'h Service TOMLINSON'S SUPER MARKET MANNING. sourl-I CAROLINA weifefn Wizard Appliances-Wizard Bairlferies - Davis Tires Anno Vi'Ia Power O:I -Wesfern Flyer Bicycles-TrueI'one Radios Associate ' SNYC WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned by Brooks S+ree+ D. E. FANN MANNING, S. C. I 97' Az' 'rm bf't'Z.7f' I lf' 15 4 l - 'WM WALKER TIRE DICKSON HARDWARE 81 RECAPPING CO. Manning, S. C. Manning, S. C. Y . -'a 3,48 I L ,' k A-L-gg-Lf? , l ,. 1 L - v 5 ,. ROVVE-TOMUNSON PHARMACY SANTEE PONTIAC COMPANY In fhe Shopping Cen+er Dollar for Dollar You Can'+ MANNINGI 5. C. Beal' a Pon+iac MANNING, S. C. ul.. DANIELS PUJIAN CHAIN SAWS DAVIS MOTOR CO .Mvjjc GIFTS Tovs EQUIPA TILLIS I SALES DANIELS EQUIPMENT CO ty?-If aff? gill! EADON MUSIC HOUSE wivx X SAM'S ESSO Manmng, S C KJQTI . 4 Q 1, -Ib V W ' L1 , , M 2, S' W I 723, ,, S N V V, , u,,W,,k,., fI,11::'m,,A 4 K, W MWwW,4wwwWwm,,,MF,-5M,,,M1 A-Musvmwg, A.,A 111, ,,: 'f' ,mucus-W'-My -M sl - Manning, S. C. L' I O Q Q X ' 0 i l I 'X . C. Q. W , :M ,,WA W, I,,S, L, A he ' ,v ., fe- 7' f M I ' ' ,. 2 ' 1 it QVKE , , I - .5 A' ,ww 'WH' AJ . ,. I f 'K 'fi 'iv 1 I' K M, ,4- f ? . .nf , , ,A . S 4? I ' rr 1 1 M ' g S. C. K v mf gf? P 1 M f - ,Q ,iii-fi Complimenfs of H. L. HARVIN A Good Lune of Bullclmg Maferlals PHONE 3-736I SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA xx K NJJBBSM Compllmenis of COFFEYS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY GULF AND I coFFEYs GULF STATION j 'ff XXX X Make Your Home Complefe FORT ROOFING 81 SHEET METAL CO SUMTER s c: W :EEE I-I N W Irs A PlfASuRfl V' HOLLAND OFFICE SUPPLY SUMTER S C U Q s n o CO. I .1 H, H IA' ' m, X l 'WHEN 1.1 A x., . 'u' hun- -.-T. X I ' NH l 5 'fu ,, I ,I .ll ui. ui 6, -L f ' , ' F -. 'N , 'A U ,I 1 f 'Q in T 5 Ir' '. ns Nl fr T 1 X Q Q , . .','f 9 - , ,aff L T. I jyiflgxf .k T 1b?3'f1 I I . Ly x' ' . xC4'fW'f 4 Da .- wfew - O I ' ' A- -3 .. A' - , 271. ':':r '4 ii X , 1 i ,Q-- - ,io . f ff' , I -EZ, ,-IW ' .1--',' Jffgzf- 1 .UL- 5 ' 1:-' 'ft -'fi ff ar rv , . . 1 Pl POLLY 81 PANSY S f..-ei' Wiring, G. 81 H. STORE GRIFFITH HARDWARE S 19 .f'?' SINCLHR H. 8: H. SERVICE STATION Manning, S C B. C. MOORE 8: SON S PROTHRO CHEVROLET FREEMAN MILLWORK S WLEWQ wg POLLY SHOP M g S AVANT JEWELERS MANNING. soun-I CAROLINA VENTU LITE Made +o Order Blinds Since l935 Also Aluminum Awnings Door Hoods, Folding Doors, Glass Jalousles VISIT OUR SHOWROOMI Broad S+ Sum+er, S. C. Complimenis of PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL CO. Wholesale Food Dis+ribu1'ors Fresh, Frozen, Canned, Dried 3895 MEETING ST. RD. CHARLESTON HEIGHTS, S. C PHONE 4-622I I ,,. fi , 0 e SUPPLIIRIER' SPROTT OIL CO. OW -we-ann X if nl, 5 7 f 1 J ,I 1' V 99 ,f .1 I A4'4?f 'YM W xl , '- l K gh Eu A - . Y - .122 . : f 73,1 5. '- 04, ' t 'JI' 5-T -' J 'Pr 3 - K , ts 1: -T :L v 7 -I X v - Complimenfs of CLEVENGER BUSINESS COLEGE SUMTER. S. C. IF IT'S Goon Fooo IW YOU WANT . . . Q k p I. - -.::g:::5g5 5 ': '55iff.:f-:.:EEiEEiE ,! N '-'-''57-- '-'I'ff S ' CompIlmen+s of FRANK'S RESTAURANT Complimenfs of SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA KING'S WAREHOUSE W. R. King, Owner MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA BURKE BROTHERS STORE ALCOLU SOUTH CAROLINA ECL I 5 5-RR gm ffm A 'laid S - Q I4 2 F I? if jg f 'I I 1 I R f, ' I 1 .V f f f If-J SUMTER LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS C0mP'ime S SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA SHELLY BRUNSON FUNERAL HOME MANNING SUMTER COmplimen+s Of SUMTER MACHINERY CO. SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA A DAIRY PRODUCTS YQ 'I x s X-0 , . d ACXNSX X -33 4. ,N- COBLE DAIRIES ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA COmpIImenI's of SOUTHLAND PROVISION CO ORANGEBURG SOUTH CAROLINA Eww A GOOD FOOD Cf gb Gif I I PJ Wim! .fa Rag Ig! JOHN EVANS ROWE S PHARMACY MACHINERY CO SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA . . I l L - -,rl X I ,1 i I ' fx, ' I Q N vc.: f s I 5 ' ,- 2 : 'big r . - es., -:ig-aff ,Ai R A : Lf' - f ' . if I .. X ra U ' ' JN, -ffl -anim..- , T .. I fx .4-.. ..f- 'W' Q A xg . ' f DK' , I ., 1 , h -f - ,. ' 'I ' -.-?- -' , .432 il' ' 'I 'ff' I 1 fn-1 Es: -' I' 1 'I' 1' ,- I .11 . I . I I if 3 P' ,O Us . Q f N Q . 3 2 3 I K 3 Y t. -, 45 2V ff my CompIimen+s of CAROLINA PAD 81 PAPER COMPANY SUMTER, s. c. SOUTHERN SCALE 81 REFRIGERATOR CO Food Service Equlpmen+ and Supplies 'For School Lunch Rooms Ho'reIs ResI'auran+s and Inshfuhons I008 IOIO GERVAIS ST PHONE AL 4I668 COLUMBIA S C Compllmenfs of THACKSTON DAVIS SUPPLY COMPANY WI1oIesaIers and Dlsfrlbuiors Machinery and Equlpmenf Munlclpallfles Con+rac+ors Hardware Indusfrlal Mull Supplies GERVAIS ST COLUMBIA S C Make Your Home CompIe're BUILDING SUPPLY Ready Made Concrefe Blocks if Lumber and Bulldmg Maferlals K SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA 5 fm XTRA A 5EAvmes YOU! BURGESS BRoeDoN I LA? ,C--: FOR C uccess to the graduating class 1 1+ 421.- 'Y x BoH'led Under Au+horl+y of fhe Coca Cola Company by CAROLINA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO SUMTER S C T SHN .... I ,. I i ' I N l BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF YHE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY . 1 O u - - AYLOR PUBLI I ' Uwe Wovkix Bev Yuvbco x