Marion High School - Swamp Fox Yearbook (Marion, SC)

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ney' llayes. lletty Shelley, Betty' lean Sawyer. XYinl4v Staelxlnulse. Carol ll'lt' llirltyvriglit It-'inette Ionts Slnnliy l oxyy'orth, Ann NYhite, Xlartha Anne llielis.'SUr'r1I1zl I-ltltll' Nlary' l,y'nn Uofier, lletly' 'Xnn Stanley fini un llelen llaxleyp xlinnnie Lee Powers, -Ianet Phillips. ,Ioanne llieliens. lane llryant, lfleanor Boat- i In lloio hy' llunter, lfliza XYhite. Tlilrrl Holt: Nlargaret NVarcl, l'atty' Nloore. Nlargaret blnnes. lletty' ltose ! B lean lalpo. Nlarguerite Carliine. Vivian llarper. Patricia l'eai'son. Dorothy' Xlae liieli, lit-tty X n Cln tl Yo! l'ir'!11r1'41: Yirginia Davis. -Ioan Sinitli. lloliliie Foxyvortli, Patsy' Britt. The Senior Clee Cluli, uncler the clirection of Xliss Patty' Eclyvarcls, receivecl an An rating at the clistrict music festival in Florence ancl the state festival at XVinthrop College last year. This year they' presentecl a Christmas Cantata in Marion and in Mullins. The junior Clee Cluli was organized especially' for those girls not old enough for the Senior Clee Club. lt is a cluli in which the younger girls receive musical instruction which later enables them to participate in the work of the Senior Glee Club. These girls have learnecl many' lieautiful songs which they' presentecl on several occasions last y'ear. MISS ICIJXYAIKIDS lirst limit llarliara Ann l'fllis, .-xii-u,,SLLipes, Nancy' Beeson, Sylvia Kay' llolclen, L' luv llraclley. .Ianet Jlaegar, XQUBJV-llilaal-wuuli. Genie Nlnnnerlyn. Nancy' Bullard. Blarolvn Shayv, Sara Nell l'l A ' '. letty' arialii.1Tf5i'l'j1ipo, 1l71?l1DicxliiitI1 llingcb. S!'l'Ullt1 Hou? Sara llotl es. lilnise NYliittiiigtm7nf'fITK7'Pl'rsoin, Betty' Allison. Patsy' Poyvell. flargie Alanet AlUj'I,lt'l', -IoyeeT'FiFITfviTii'li1t1':1 Ann Poyvers. Nlargaret Gregg, -Ioyee llreyv. llolilmy' .-Xnn lllXll'f. lrouise llarper. 'lllinl Iioul' -lane Xettles, Evelin Xlartin, Annette Criee Virginia lfoxyvnrlli C rroly'n 1 , a ll wyvell. Xlyrl Snnth. liolvlne Bishop. Sylyia Ann lliyant, Sara Llarli. Ann Davis. Ann Cxlascpie. Cecile lfnvyywrtlu. XnI1irI1141lYti1ll1y1sIli l 3 1 I I -Lbawiz ale loyve's. I-1 L U, L ll X- K A i, I. .-. J' ,,7+-.iT.l YYZ

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BLOCK CLUB 'l'hc Block IW Chili is compose-tl of all thosc who have carried lcttcrs in any sport, plus the clicc1'lcaclc1's. It is the goal of this club to t'llC0lll'Ll.gC all stiulcnts to participate in at least om' sport, empha- sizing sports as a not-cssary. This ycar the Block INV Cluh also was in chargc of sclling tickcts for the Tobacco Bowl Came. 1,011 In lliglilr Zan-lt Slwparnl, l'l'r'.x'i1lr'nfg liolmlxy Bullock, Charlis- llllIllL'l', Bill flilStllll', tilt-ii llUlN'I'tS, Bohhy VVvslt-y. liilwiml Rich, Pvlm' llrosv, Gaitltly 'l'iirm-r, Chamllc-r lhyailn, Dick Hogg-rs, Zack Mt-Coll, .lack Oulla, Lliuiiior Iioatwriglit, -Ioan Smith, livtty Ami Stanlt-y, Martha lxllll Hicks. lic-tty .Ivan Sawyifr. lic-tty Slit-Ili-y. Patsy Britt, Sl'l'l'l'1llIU-'l'l't'tl-Ylll't'l'J Alt'2llIl'tll' Alum-s, -Iimiiiiv Lt-c Powcrs, Mary Alive- Brown, Nlargarct -lout-s, Lorlu Mason, lillim' Claisqiux liolmlmy l5.ilwr. Bill Clasqiiv, Charlim- liosson, Lt-on Cfanipln-ll, F. Al. liutlor. tilt-ii Askiiis. jauiivs Uwvus, XVillmm Nt-ttlvs, Dt-lauuo Blat-kinon, ljclward Slricklaiicl, Mylcs Siiipcs. Liston 'l'anm-r. Vil'l.'-Pl'l'SitlL'llf. A. fr ia -V, ' 1- --' A aa, tif' ,A . 542.91 , ,r 9 , '- ., ,, , -M., 36

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A '--N. V w N MARION HIGH This is the first year in the history of Marion High School that there has been a marching band. The fifty-piece band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Hal Middleton, played and executed maneuvers at the home and out-of-town foot- ball games. They also marched in many local and out-of-town parades. The highlight of the year Was their performance at the Shrine Bowl Game Where they and five other bands fur- nished the half-time period maneuvers. The Marion band participated in the District Music Festival in Florence and made a rating of one-plus. Thus, they were the only band from this district to take part in the State Music Festival which was held at Winthrop. The annual spring concert was presented by the concert band before a capacity crowd. Nu: l 'i 4 I 3 I 38