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STANLEY v. GARY

17708

237 S.C. 237 (1960)

116 S.E.2d 843

Arthur W. STANLEY, Jr., by and through his Guardian ad litem, Theodosia K. Stanley, Arthur W. Stanley, Sr., Whitfield Sims, Beatrice Sims, Viola Samuel, Jemmon Bruce, Robert Wingate, Boyd Johnson, Catherine Johnson, as pupils of Mayo High School, and/or as electors, taxpayers, or parents of public school pupils, on behalf of themselves and as representatives of all others similarly situated, Appellants, v. Bennie A. GARY, as Supervising Principal of Mayo High School, G.C. Mangum, as Area No. 1 Superintendent of Education of Darlington County and the Darlington County Board of School Trustees, a Body Corporate, Respondents.

Supreme Court of South Carolina.

November 2, 1960.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Elliott D. Turnage, Esq., of Darlington, for Appellants.

Benny R. Greer, Esq., of Darlington, for Respondents.

November 2, 1960.

MOSS, Justice.

One of the appellants in this action is a student in Mayo High School, Darlington, South Carolina. The other appellants are alleged to be electors, taxpayers, and parents of school pupils attending said Mayo High School. The respondent, Bennie A. Gary, is the Supervising Principal of said Mayo High School; the respondent, G.C. Mangum, is Area No. 1 Superintendent of Education of Darlington County; and the other respondent is...

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