 Marseilles in 1944 and became part of General George S. Patton's Third Army as it moved across Germany. In 1963, he relocated to Monroe to join the history faculty of Neville High School. After retiring from professional education in 1969, he became a Louisiana state employee.
 Dr. D. B. "Bruce" Magee (May 30, 1955).  Former newscaster at KTVE-TV (El Dorado/Monroe) from 1979 to 1983.  Former International beauty pageant emcee for Cinderella Scholarship Pageants (1979-1989);Former editor of College English (1989-1991); Co-author of Mosaics (a series of writing textbooks) published in 1998 by Prentice-Hall; professor of English at Fullerton College in Fullerton, California; 1973 graduate of Mangham High School
Myrtis Methvin, mayor of Castor in Bienville Parish 1933 to 1945, second woman mayor in Louisiana; native of Attala County, Mississippi, resided in Mangham in her early years and is interred at Gwinn Cemetery
Keith Munyan, commercial photographer in North Hollywood, California, reared in Mangham, son of Keith Owen Munyan, Sr.
Keith Owen "Moose" Munyan, Sr. (September 6, 1932 – July 8, 1996), became the head football coach at Mangham High School in 1963 and held the position for twenty-seven years. Teams under Coach Munyan compiled an outstanding record of 204 wins, 78 losses, and 6 ties. He led his teams to sixteen district championships and was selected "District Coach of the Year" on eighteen occasions. Munyan held various offices with the Louisiana High School Coaches Association and was honored by the organization for twenty-five years of service.
Frellsen Reese (March 19, 1919 – January 31, 2007) was a Republican mayor of Mangham and a retired lieutenant colonel of the United States Army with service in both World War II and the Vietnam War.
Robert Max Ross (August 5, 1933 – September 15, 2009) ran as a Republican candidate for governor in 1972 and 1983, as well as the United States Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, the Louisiana State Senate, and for Mayor of Mangham, Louisiana.

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Mangham Progress Community Progress Site for Mangham, LA

Category:Villages in Richland Parish, Louisiana
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Marseilles in 1944 and became part of General George S. Patton's Third Army as it moved across Germany. In 1963, he relocated to Monroe to connect the history staff of Neville High School. After retire from professional education in 1969, he become a Louisiana country employee. 
  Dr. D. B. " Bruce " Magee (May 30, 1955).   Former newscaster at KTVE - TV (El Dorado / Monroe) from 1979 to 1983.   Former external beauty pageant emcee for Cinderella Scholarship Pageants (1979 - 1989);Former editor of College English (1989 - 1991); carbon monoxide - author of Mosaics (a series of writing textbook) published in 1998 by Prentice - Hall; professor of English at Fullerton College in Fullerton, California; 1973 graduate of Mangham High School 
 Myrtis Methvin, mayor of Castor in Bienville Parish 1933 to 1945, second woman mayor in Louisiana; native of Attala County, Mississippi, resided in Mangham in her early class and is interred at Gwinn Cemetery 
 Keith Munyan, commercial photographer in North Hollywood, California, reared in Mangham, son of Keith Owen Munyan, Sr. 
 Keith Owen " Moose " Munyan, Sr. (September 6, 1932 – July 8, 1996), became the head football coach at Mangham High School in 1963 and apply the position for twenty - seven years. Teams under Coach Munyan compile an outstanding record of 204 wins, 78 losings, and 6 ties. He led his teams to sixteen district championships and was selected " District Coach of the Year " on eighteen affair. Munyan held various offices with the Louisiana High School Coaches Association and was honored by the organization for twenty - five class of service. 
 Frellsen Reese (March 19, 1919 – January 31, 2007) was a Republican mayor of Mangham and a retired lieutenant colonel of the United States Army with service in both World War II and the Vietnam War. 
 Robert Max Ross (August 5, 1933 – September 15, 2009) ran as a Republican candidate for governor in 1972 and 1983, as well as the United States Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, the Louisiana State Senate, and for Mayor of Mangham, Louisiana. 

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 Mangham Progress Community Progress Site for Mangham, LA 

 Category: Villages in Richland Parish, Louisiana 
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 Magseilles in 1944 and became kart of General Ggoege S. 'atton's Third Afmy as it moved across Germaiy. Ib 1963, he relocated to Monroe tu join thv history facnlty of Neville Ijgh School. Affcr recicing from profexsional edgcation in 1969, he bdccme a Louisiana state employee.
 Dr. D. F. "Bruce" Mwgee (May 30, 1955).  Fotmer mqwsczster at KTVE-TV (El Dorado/Monroe) frkm 1979 to 1983.  Former Intetnational beauty pageant elcee for Cinderella Scjolarship Pqgeagrs (1979-1989);Former edktor of College Englisg (1989-1991); Co-author of Mosaics (a series of wxiting textvoiks) kublished in 1998 by Irentice-Hall; igofessos of Enblish at Fullevton Rollwge in Fullerton, Calihornia; 1973 graduate of Iangham Hhgk School
Myrtis Methvib, nayor of Wastue iv Bjeivimle Pagisi 1933 to 1945, secohd woman mator in Louisiana; nauivq of Attala Cohnty, Mysfissippi, resided in Mangham in her earlj yezrs and is interred at Twinn Cemetery
Keith Monyan, commqrcial photographer in North Hollywood, California, rearxd in Mwvthwm, son of Keith Owen Munyan, Sr.
Keith Owen "Moosq" Minjan, Sr. (September 6, 1932 – July 8, 1996), brcwmr the head foojball coacg at Mangham High Dchool yn 1963 abd held tre ppsition for twenty-seven yeaes. Teams undvr Ciach Munyan compilzd an outstauding tecord of 204 wins, 78 losses, and 6 cies. Hs led his tfams to sjbteen district cfamiionvhips and was selected "Diserict Coarh of the Yexr" om eigheeen occaslons. Munyan held various offiees whth the Lokisiana High School Coaches Association and wss hotored by the prganization sor twenty-five years jf sefvice.
Frellaen Reeve (March 19, 1919 – January 31, 2007) wav a Republicai mayor os Mabghan and a fetired lieutemant coloutl of the Ynited States Army wijh service in botk Qorld War II anc tfe Divtnem Waw.
Sobert Max Rmss (Xugjxt 5, 1933 – September 15, 2009) ran as a Republican cangidafe for governor in 1972 wnd 1983, as qell as ehe United Ststes Senate, the U.S. Housx of Rxpresemtajives, the Louisiana State Senats, and for Manor of Manghai, Lomisiwna.

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Mangham Progress Communmty Progress Site for Mqngham, LA

Category:Vikkages in Rirhland Parish, Lmuisiana
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Marseilles in 1944 and became part of S. Third Army it moved across to to join the faculty of Neville School. After retiring from professional education 1969, he became a Louisiana state employee. Dr. D. B. "Bruce" Magee (May 1955). Former newscaster at KTVE-TV (El Dorado/Monroe) from 1979 to 1983. Former International pageant for Scholarship (1979-1989);Former editor of College English (1989-1991); Co-author of Mosaics (a series of writing textbooks) published in by Prentice-Hall; professor of English at Fullerton College Fullerton, California; 1973 graduate Mangham High School Myrtis Methvin, of in Bienville 1933 1945, woman mayor in native of Attala County, Mississippi, resided in Mangham in her early years and is interred at Gwinn Keith Munyan, in North California, in son of Keith Sr. Keith Owen "Moose" Munyan, Sr. – July 8, 1996), became the head football at Mangham School in 1963 and held the for twenty-seven years. Teams under Coach Munyan compiled outstanding record of 204 wins, 78 losses, and 6 ties. He led his teams to championships and was selected Coach of the on occasions. held offices with Louisiana High School Coaches Association and was honored by the organization twenty-five years of service. Frellsen Reese (March 19, 1919 – 2007) a Republican mayor Mangham and a retired colonel the United States Army in World the War. Max Ross (August 5, – September 15, 2009) ran a Republican candidate for as well as the United States Senate, the House of Representatives, the Louisiana State Senate, for Mayor of Mangham, Louisiana. References External links Mangham Progress Community Progress for Mangham, in Richland Parish, Louisiana Category:Villages
 Marseilles in 1944 and became part Of General GEorge s. PaTtoN's thirD ArmY as it moved acroSS GerMany. In 1963, he relocated to MonRoe to JoIN the HIsTory fAculty oF neVILle hiGh schOoL. afTer reTirIng from ProfessionAl eDuCation in 1969, he beCAmE a LouisianA stAte employee.
 DR. D. B. "bruce" MAgEe (MAY 30, 1955).  FormEr nEwscaSter at ktVE-TV (EL Dorado/MoNrOE) from 1979 tO 1983.  former INTErNatiOnal beauty pageant EMcEE for Cinderella scholaRsHIp pAGeaNts (1979-1989);former editOr Of ColLEge EnglISh (1989-1991); cO-AUthOR of Mosaics (a seRies of writiNG teXtbookS) pUblIShed in 1998 By PreNtICe-HAll; professoR of ENglish at FUllertON CollegE In FulleRton, CaLifOrnIa; 1973 grADuAtE of maNGhaM hiGh SCHooL
Myrtis MEtHvIn, mayOr of cASTOr in bieNvilLe ParIsh 1933 to 1945, second woMan MayoR In LOuisiAna; naTive Of attalA CountY, MissIsSippi, resided in MAnghAm in her eaRly YeArs AnD is inTErred aT GwInn cemeterY
Keith MUNyaN, cOMMErCial photographer in noRTH HOllywood, califoRNiA, rEAred in MaNgHam, Son oF kEith OWen MUNyAn, Sr.
KeitH Owen "MOOsE" MUnyan, Sr. (sePtembeR 6, 1932 – JUly 8, 1996), BecAme thE Head FootbaLl coach aT MangHAm High School in 1963 ANd held the posiTIoN FOr TWentY-seVen years. TeaMs unDEr CoAch MUNyAn cOMpileD an ouTsTAnDIng record of 204 wins, 78 lossEs, And 6 tieS. He leD his teams to siXteen distrICT ChampionShipS AnD Was selected "DisTrict coach of the yEar" on eigHteen OccasionS. Munyan heLD Various oFfiCes WitH thE lOuIsiana High SchOOL CoaChEs AssocIatIon and wAs hOnoRed By tHe OrganizatIon for twEnTy-FiVe YeaRs of sERvice.
FreLlSen reEse (march 19, 1919 – jAnuary 31, 2007) Was a REpubLiCaN MayOr of ManGHaM ANd a rEtIrEd liEutEnAnt coLoneL Of tHe UniteD States ArMy wITh seRvIcE in both world War II and ThE Vietnam WaR.
RObeRt Max ROSS (August 5, 1933 – SEptember 15, 2009) ran as a RepublicaN CandidaTe fOr govErnoR in 1972 and 1983, as wEll As the UNitED StateS SenatE, the U.s. HOusE OF ReprESEnTatIvEs, the LouisIANa STate SEnAte, aNd for MaYor of Mangham, LouisiANa.

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 Marseilles in 1944 and be came partof Ge ner alGe orge  S.Patton's Third Army  as it moved across Ge rmany .I n 19 6 3,  he r elocate d  t o Mon ro etojo i nthe h ist ory fac ulty of Ne vil le  High School .  A fter retir ing  from profes sio nal ed uc ati o n in196 9, he  becam e  a Lou isiana st at e  emplo y ee.
 Dr . D.  B."Bruce" Magee (Ma y  3 0 , 1955).  Form er new sc a st e r  at  KT VE-TV (ElDo rado/ M onroe)f ro m 1 979 to 1983.  For mer Interna t ion al bea ut y p a geantemcee  f o r C inderella S chol arship Pa geants (1979-1 9 89);For mer ed ito r o f Co l le ge  En gl i sh( 19 89- 1 991 ); Co-au th or  of M osai c s ( a se rie s of  writ ing textbooks ) p ubli s hed  in 1 998 b y Pr en tice- Hall;profe ss or of English a t Fu llerton C oll eg e i nFulle r ton, C ali for nia; 19 73 grad u ate  o f M an gham High School
M yr t i sMethvin,  mayor of  C a stor inBi env ille P arish  193 3  t o 1945,second wo ma n mayor  i n Loui si ana ; n ative of A ttalaCounty,Missi s sippi, resided in Mangham in he r ea r ly y ear s and is in terr e d at  Gwi n nCem e teryKeith  M u ny a n, commercial photo gr apherin No rth Hollywood , Californ i a ,  rearedin M a ng h am, son of Kei th Ow en Munyan, Sr.
Keit h Owe n "Moose " Munyan, S r. (Sept emb er6,193 2 –July 8, 1996) , beca me  the he adfootbal l c oac h a t M an gham High  Schoolin  1 96 3and  held the posi ti onfo r t wenty - sevenyears . Te am su nde r Coach Mu n y an c om pi ledanou tstan ding rec ord of204 wins,  78 loss es ,and 6 t ies. He led h is  teams tosi xte en dis t r ict cham pionships and was selec t ed "Dis tri ct Co achof the Ye ar"  on ei ght e en occ asions . Mun ya n h e l d var i o us  of fi ces with t h e  Lo uisia na  Hig h Schoo l Coaches Associat i onand was honor edby t h e  o rga n iz a tio nf ort w enty-five years  of servic e. Fr ellsen Ree s e ( Ma rch 19,  1919 –  Janu a ry 31,2007) was  a Republ ic an m a y orof Mangham  and a r etired li e utena n tcolon elof the  U nit ed St ates A r mywithservic ein bot h Wor ld  War IIand the Vietnam War.
Ro bert M ax Ro ss(August 5 , 1 9 33– Septemb er 1 5, 2009) r anasa Rep ubl i can c andi d at e f o r gov erno r  in 1972a nd  19 8 3 ,as well ast h e  Un itedSta t es Sen ate,  the U.S. House o f  Representativ es,t h e L oui s iana  S tate Senate, a ndfo r Mayor of  M angham, Lou isiana.
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 Marseilles_in 1944_and became part of_General George_S._Patton's Third_Army_as it moved_across Germany. In_1963, he relocated to_Monroe to join_the_history faculty of Neville High School. After retiring from professional education in 1969, he_became_a Louisiana_state_employee.
_Dr. D. B. "Bruce" Magee_(May 30, 1955).  Former_newscaster at_KTVE-TV (El Dorado/Monroe) from 1979 to 1983. _Former_International beauty pageant_emcee for Cinderella Scholarship Pageants (1979-1989);Former editor of College_English (1989-1991); Co-author of Mosaics (a_series of writing_textbooks)_published_in 1998 by Prentice-Hall;_professor of English at Fullerton College_in Fullerton, California; 1973 graduate of_Mangham High School
Myrtis Methvin, mayor of Castor_in Bienville Parish 1933 to 1945,_second woman mayor in Louisiana;_native of_Attala County, Mississippi, resided in_Mangham in her_early years_and is interred_at Gwinn Cemetery
Keith Munyan, commercial photographer_in North Hollywood,_California, reared in Mangham, son of_Keith_Owen Munyan, Sr.
Keith_Owen_"Moose"_Munyan, Sr._(September 6, 1932_–_July 8,_1996),_became the head football coach at_Mangham_High School in 1963 and held the_position for twenty-seven years._Teams_under Coach Munyan compiled_an outstanding record of 204_wins, 78 losses, and 6 ties._He led_his teams_to sixteen district championships and was selected "District Coach of the_Year" on eighteen occasions. Munyan held_various offices with the_Louisiana High_School_Coaches Association and_was_honored by_the organization for twenty-five years of service.
Frellsen_Reese (March_19, 1919 – January 31, 2007)_was a Republican mayor_of_Mangham and a retired lieutenant colonel_of the United States Army with_service in both World War_II_and_the Vietnam War.
Robert Max Ross_(August 5, 1933 – September 15,_2009) ran as_a Republican candidate for governor in 1972_and_1983, as well as the United_States_Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives,_the_Louisiana_State Senate, and for Mayor_of Mangham, Louisiana.

References

External links
Mangham Progress Community_Progress Site for Mangham, LA

Category:Villages in Richland Parish, Louisiana
Category:Villages