Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

Wemoried CHAPMAN H IGH . ww.. ,. ... . . .f . x .,,.-- , WyfgwfWfgf5z.Qgfgw , . 4. ,, ,q,. , 5,,,,f,,,, .W4 I X , y .. , . .-,, f.f-4+z,,,:xg,: --: ,Ni ,fl -,.- M, my . V 3 .,.,-,Qg9f.,,jL::, 3:-3 A f x9i' 4 af f X 957 d4,,V,.f.f4w1y Kwm-,.,.x Nyi !NA,.h,...f-m,NWw...,,,WW, Q mx ' 7,,,,f,,,,:,k fy 4 R xx V' QW 3 vf46'f' 'K ' ' Ex' fx? LE x QENERWQ Q nk ,MW H - .1- ,4 y 4, Y Mxfifvgmsg tklx ,f mm .K QA w ., , ,F wie K w ,,m,f ef' ,A xg X, my ,N ai A ,,K X. ga ,,A,....,.vf,-yum-wvwfw Mu Ey 'gME ik Y ,S+ W .mmf W mx g T, f gr jfmfvp, QQ?-M,?M,W4,,f4:',Q' EW .aff M xg I SJ , Q + M yeh., AYZN WJ H QM ,,3,,QMA W- Mfme- ww,-, ff' ,Mm NW Q QM if y fied' ,w,f' ffwwff Presented by YEARBOOK STAFF CHAPMAN HIGH SCHOGL INMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA 0l elfUOI With each passing day since we began our years at Chapman we have been gathering memories. We have been molded into expressions of high ideals and strong convictions. We have much to remember here-friendships and their joys-studies and the marvels of learning-athletics and team spirit -honor and courage-teachers and their inspiration. These will guide us through the years. As you thumb through the pages of 1957 PANORAMA, may your memo- ries of days there be revived, your pride in Chapman High renewed, and your love for your Alma Mater rekindled! When Time, who steals our years away, Shall steal our pleasures, too, The mem'ry of the past will stay L And half our joys renew. , L THE EDITOR 1-or 1. 10 W7 LUCY GRAMLING W' Editor in Chief Q 4 .. ,wi .1 v I SHIRLEY MEDLEY Assistant Editdr 11? JANICE HOWELL I Business Manager , f 3 nhl' WCONTENTS Administration .....,...............,.. Page 7 Athletics .,,..,.,.t,.,....... .,..,........ P age 57 Classes ......,..,A.,,.,.., .A..AA.....A. P age 11 Features ..,.....4........... .,....,.....,. P age 63 Activities ......, .....,....... P age 37 Advertisements ..,..........,,,..... Page 73 5 MR. H. E. HIPP Mr. Hipp began his work in District 1 as principal of the Inman Elementary School. In 1955 he became principal of the junior high school. He is now the director of instruction in the district. He also teaches in the mathematics department of Chapman High School. CC jar your leuofion anc!,Sier-uicev 6 iZ5e0!icafi0n Because of his loyalty, his patience and friendliness, and his untiring efforts in helping and inspiring the students of Chapman High, we proudly dedicate the 1957 edition of PANORAMA to our Director of Instruction, Mr. H. E. Hipp. V , Wyk-f A :err as l --A A DM INIS mA Hou 1 I MR. T. E. MABRY Superintendent W-1 MR. J. M. DILLARD MR. HOWELL E. HIPP Principal Director 0 f Instruction TRUSTEES f Mr. Thomas D. Stilwell, Chairman Mr. W. E. Canaday, Secretary Mr. R. R. Caldwell Mr. W. H. Coggins Mr. T. P. Raines Mr. B. E. Mills Mr. Gerald Copeland Mr. J. L. Petty, II Mr. J. A. Skinner DISTRICT 1 COUNTY BOARD MEMBERS SECRETARIES Mr. John C. Bell Mr. T. P. johnson Mrs. Hilda C. Smith Mrs. Laura W. Greene Q FACULTY MR. GEORGE T. ABERNATHY Commercial Law, Economics, Typing MISS ALMA ATKINS Mathematics, Physics MRS. ELEANOR B. BELCHER English, French, Latin MR. G. E. BLACKWELL Vocational Agriculture MRS. SALLIE A. BURKE English MISS NANCY CARSON Physical Education, Girls' Basketball Coach MRS. RUBY B. COOPER Biology, Home Economics MRS. HELEN H. COSTNER English, French MR. JOHN COTHRAN Distribulive Education, Assistant Football Coach MR. HUGH B. CULBRETH Science MRS. HELEN B. EDWARDS Home Economics MR. HARRISON W. ELLIOTT Band MR. C. FOSTER Vocational Agriculture MRS. JULIA H. FOSTER English MR. FRED R. FRALEY Assistant Football Coach, Boys' Basketball Coach, Physical Education, Science MRS. MAIZIE T. HARLEY Library MR. HOWELL E. HIPP Mathematics MRS. SUE P. LANGFORD Bookkeeping, Mathematics MRS. MARJORIE H. MALONEY Social Studies MR. MYRON G. MCCALL Social Studies MR. L. A. McDOWELL Vocational Agriculture MR. HENRY H. SMITH Driver Education, Head Football Coach, Science MRS. HALLIE I. SOUTHER Mathematics MRS. MARY G. VVINGO Commerce ,Radu ' : 1 1 A:,5.:L, I ,, , .-fn, ' C CLASSES Left to right: Dennis Frederick, Floyd arvey Mathis Mahaffey, Sarah Pittman. H , Barbara Splawn. LARRY ALVERSON If you clnruot say something good about b some ody, 1lo11't say anything at all. Hobby Club 25 F. F. A. 2, 3g Arts and Crafts Club 3: Physical Ed Club 3, 4: Typist The Chapman High Review 4: Bus Drivers' Club 4: Distributive Education Club 4. LARRY BAGWELL I cm1'L let studying interfere with my education. H bb ' o y Club 2, 3. Arts :xml Crafts Club 2, 31 Bus Drivers' Club 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 4. 12 I. R. SEN IOR CLASS President . ........ . Vice President ....,... Secretary Treasurer Reporter , , ..........BARBARA SPLAWN . ...... HARVEY MATHIS DENNIS FREDERICK .. ,... .FLOYD MAHAFFEY .........,.......... SARAH PITTMAN MASCOTS Ian Johnson Michael Henderson SPONSORS . Miss Atkins Mrs. Edwards Mrs. F GU YNELLE BALLENGER Look down to no one H. A. 2g Arts and Crafts Club 2 Oster , and by all means look up to no one. , 3: Commercial Club 41 C. 4. VIRGINIA BALLENGER Put all your troubles in the bottom of your herrrlg sit on the lid and smile. J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2 3' Commerc' l Cl , . xa ub 4: Newspaper Club 4: Distributive Education Club 4. if 431 4 , . V . 6 11 , , F, A A 2, .fi Al SENIOR CLASS RAY BALLEW Know all you say, but don't say all you k-now. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Arts and Crafts 3: Hobby Club 3, 4: Bus Drivers' Club 4. IMOGENE BELL It's better to tell the truth than try to remember what you say. Art Editor Panorama 2: Dramatics Club 2: Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Panorama Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Junior Marshal: Beta Club 3, 4: Cheerleader Captain 3, 4: Block C Club 3, 4: Reporter Homeroom 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4, Vice President 4: Typist Panorama 4: Basketball C0-Captain 4: Student Council 4: Senior Superlative. PRESTON BELL, JR. Many great men have died and are dying, and I feel sick myself. Treasurer Sophomore Class: Student Council 2: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: President B.A.A. 3: Panorama Club 3: Block C Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Senior Play. GALE BISHOP Happiness is the only good. The phzce to be happy is here. The time to be happy is now. The way to be happy is to help make others so. J. H. A. 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses' Club 3: Junior Play: Panorama Club 3, 4: Treasurer Library Club 4. JOANN BRACKETT A short life is long enough for living well. J. I-I. A. 2: Dramatics Club 3: Science Club 3: Panorama Club 3: Arts and Crafts Club 4. EVELYN BRADLEY Life is full of laughter, but laughter even ends: Give me instead forever the friendship of my friends. J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 3, 4: Library Club 4: I. R. C. 4. SYBLE BRADLEY Take care to get what you like, or you'll be forced to like what you get. J. H. A. 2: Library Club 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Dramatics Club 2: Future Nurses' Club 3: Panorama Club 3: Newspaper Club 4: Commercial Club 4. LARRY BRITTAIN Never remember anything you can look up in a book. Band 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Treasurer Commercial Club 3: Secretary Homeroom 3: Bus Drivers' Club 3, 4, President 4: Newspaper Club 3, 4: Reporter The Chapman High Review 4, WILMA BROWN Pd rather be little and shine than be big and east a shadow. Arts and Crafts Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4. CAROLYN BRUCE It's the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear that's a-making the sun shine everywhere. J. H. A, 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Panorama Club 3, 4: Circulation Manager Panorama 4: Commercial Club 4: Senior Superlative. 13 .N Wif ?'f THE SENIOR LINDA BURNS Life is ,full of laughter, But laughter even ends: Give me instead forwer The friendship of my friends. J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Secretary Homeroom 3: Typist The' Chapman High Review 4: Senior Superlative. DORIS BURRELL The smile on your face is but the reflection of the feeling in your heart. Vibe President Homeroom 2: J. H. A. 22 Library Club 2: Junior Play: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Panorama Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Senior Play. ROBERT BURTON It is working that makes a workman. Hobby Club 2: F. F. A. 2, 3: Bus Drivers' Club 4. HUGH CALDWELL, JR. Don't let school interfere with your education. Distributive Education Club 3 fSpartanburgj, 4, President 4: Newspaper Club 4: Circulation Manager The Chapman High Review 4: Beta Club 4: Science Club 4. MARGIE CALVERT Don't be a two-faced person. If you have something to say about one, say it to his face and not to his back. J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 3: Commercial Club 4: I. R. C. 4. TEDDY CATHEY If I'm not near the one I love, I love the one I'm near. Bus Drivers' Club 3, 4. GEROLENE CLAYTON My past may not be perfect: My present may be tense! The reason I admit it- I haven't any senseJ J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Arts and Crafts Club 3: Future Nurses' Club 4. PEGGY CLAYTON I'd 'rather be little and shine than be big and east a shadow. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 2: J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 3: Hobby Club 3, 4: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Senior Superlative. SHIRLEY CLAYTON To worry little, to study less-is my dream of happiness. Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 4: Future Nurses' Club 4. ANN CLEMENT A woman doesn't have to chase a man to share his name. The mouse-trap cloesn't, choose the mouse, But it gets him just the same. J. H. A. 2: Glce Club 2, 3, 4: Panorama Club 3, 4: Senior Superlative. l4 CLASS GF 1957 LARRY CLOYD Life is but a picture: Paint it well. Physical Ed Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3: F. F. A. 2, 4: Panorama Club 3: Treasurer Future Teachers' Club 4: Treasurer Arts and Crafts Club 4: Bus Drivers' Club 4. DAVID COCHRAN I'm not lazy, just dreaming. Arts and Crafts Club 2: F.F.A. 2, 4: Science Club 3: Hi Y Club 3. KENNETH COMPTON Saying is one thing: doing is another. F.F.A. 2, 4: Physical Ed Club 2, 4: 4-H Club 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 3. CARROLL CONDREY Overcome evil with good. Arts and Crafts Club 2: Science Club 3: Bus Drivers' Club 4: Football 4. KAY CROWDER Wisdom is the principal thing: therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. J.H.A. 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 4: Senior Play. CLARA GRACE CULBRETH Smile and the world smiles with you: cry and you cry alcme. J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 3: Dramatics Club 4. LINDA CULBRETH They always talk but never think. President J. H. A, 2: President Homeroom 2: Glee Club 3: Panorama Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Future Nurses' Club 4: Senior Superlative. l BARBARA ELLIOTT If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain. Dramatics Club 2: Secretary J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2: Band 2, 3: President Homeroom 2, 3, 4: Secretary Future Nurses' Club 4: G,A.A. 4: Student Council 4: Manager Basketball Team 4: Newspaper Club 4. EARLINE FLEMING The greatest evil is to meddle in other people's business. J.H.A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 3, 4: Future Nurses' Club 4. ANN FOWLER Life is but a mirror, reflecting what you do: And if you face it smiling, it smiles right back at you. J.H.A. 2: Dramatics Club 2, 4: Arts and Crafts Club 3: Distributive Education Club 4. l5 'L THE SEN OR CONNIE FOWLER Always laughing, never sad: Sometimes naughty, but never really bad. Secretary Homeroom 2: J.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Secretary Library Club 4: Arts and Crafts Club 4. DOROTHY FOWLER Never -worry: don't bother to hurryf Dramatics Club 2, 3: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. MARSHALL FOWLER Many great men are dead or dying, and I feel sick myself. F. F. A. 4: Hobby Club 4. RALPH FOWLER A streak ay' fat, A streak of lean, A streak of good, A streak of mean. Hobby Club 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Block C Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary Physical Ed Club 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 3: Glee Club 3: Library Club 3: President Homeroom 4: Bus Drivers' Club 4. SUE EZOWLER One thorn of experience is worth a whole wilderness of warning. Arts and Crafts Club 2: J. H. A. 2, 3: 4-H Club 3: Junior Marshal: Beta Club 3, 4: I.R.C. 4: Publicity Chairman Distributive Education Club 43 Senior Superlative: D. A. R. Good Citizen. DENNIS FREDERICK If a job's worth doing at all, it's worth doing right. Le Cercle Francais 3: Library Club 3: Secretary Junior Class: President Arts and Crafts Club 4: Secretary Senior Class: Treasurer Homeroom 4: Science Club 4. JERRY GILES Eat, drink, and be merry: tomorrow you'll have the headache. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. BOBBY GOLIGI-ITLY It is easier to use a gun than to show courage. Arts and Crafts Club 2: F, F. A. 2: Science Club 2, 3, 4. ALMA GOSNELL Always be a jolly person, Never sad or blue, Looking for happiness in others, What life can bring to you. J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Future Nurses' Club 4. LINDA GOWAN Life is but a picture: paint it well. Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 4: I.R.C. 4. l6 CLASS OF 1957 BEN GRAMLING, III When I wa-nt to speak, let me think first-Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary?-If not, let it be left unsaidf' Physical Ed Club 2: Treasurer Library Club 2: Newspaper Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: Treasurer Homeroom 3: Junior Marshal: Beta Club 3, 4: Science Club 3. 4, Treasurer 3. Secretary 4: News Editor The Chapman High Review 3, Editor in Chief 4. LUCY ANN GRAMLING Wear your learning like your watch-in a private pocket: and do not pull it out and strike it merely to show that you have one. Newspaper Club 2: Dramatics Club 2: Reporter Homeroom 2: Classical Club 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Junior Marshal: Reporter Le Cercle Francais 3: Winner U.D.C. Contest 3: Panorama Club 3, 4, President 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Secretary County Beta Association 4: Student Council 4: Cheerleader 4: Office Assistant 4: Senior Play. CHARLES GREENE Let everyone look before he leaps. F.F.A. 2, 4: Physical Ed Club 2, 4: Hobby Club 3: Bus Drivers' Club 4. DEAN HAMMETT To God, thy country, thy friends be true. President Sophomore and Junior Classes: Sports Editor Panorama 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Block C Club 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Secretary Homerr-om 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Senior Superlative: King Teen. SHELBY JEAN HAMMETT Smile and the world smiles with you: weep and you weep alone. Arts and Crafts Club 2: J. H. A. 2, 3: Miss J. H. A. 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Distributive Education Club 4: I.R.C. 4. BARBARA HAWKINS Women are a remedy for every kind of evil, But in the course of time they send you to the devil. Glee Club 2: Senior Talent Show 2: Camera Club 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Journalism Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary Science Club 3: Junior Play: Reporter The Chapman High Review 4: Miss Spartanburg County Football Queen 4: Miss Panorama Runner-Up 4: F. I . A. Sweetheart. NANCY HORTON HI never was afraid of work: I lie down and go to sleep beside it anytime. Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 4. RONALD HORTON Sometimes 'wrong but always different. Arts and Crafts Club 2. AUDREY HOWARD Of all the joys that I recall, being 'in love is best of all. Science Club 2: Library Club 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2: J. H. A. 2: , Le Cercle Francais 3: Panorama Club 3: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: 'kg I Newspaper Club 3, 4: Hobby Club 4. A51 , JANICE HOWELL l t gf 'Km Not what seems fair, ' ' But what is true! I 4 V- 2 Not what we dream, 'L K A 52 ' 'S I But what :we do. J 'I 'f K Dramatics Club 2: Reporter Classical Club 2: Panorama Club 2, 3, 4, , 2' ,' Treasurer 3, Secretary 4: Basketball Cheerleader 2, 4: Circulation Manager lf --- K' Q' ' Panorama 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4: I. R. C. 3: Junior Play: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: , . pf Football Cheerleader 4: Office Assistant 4: Miss Panorama Runner-up ' ' 3 4: Senior Play. - ' 17 THE SENIOR BOBBY JACKSON Be what you 'is and not what you ain't, 'cause if you ain't what you is, you. is what you ain't. President Homeroom 2: Dramatics Club 2: Band 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Classical Club 2, 3: Treasurer Junior Class: Junior Marshal: Vice President Le Cercle Francais 3: Beta Club 3, 4, President 4: Secretary Homeroom 4: President Science Club 4: Newspaper Club 4: Photographer The' Chapman High Review 4: Senior Superlative: Senior Play. THOMAS JACKSON, JR. Life is full of laughter, but laughter even ends: Give me forever the friendship of -my friends. Hobby Club 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Vice President Sophomore Class: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Bus Drivers' Club 4: Senior Superlative. CHARLES RAY JOHNSON Run if you like, but try to keep your breath: Worlc like a man, but dan't be worked to death. Arts and Crafts Club 2: F.F.A. 2: Hobby Club 2: Bus Drivers' Club 3. DONALD JOHNSON There is nothing new except what has been forgotten. B.A.A. 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 4: Block C Club 3, 4. DONNIE JOHNSON The only way to have a friend is to be one. F. F. A. 2: Hobby Club 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Physical Ed Club 2, 4: Treasurer Homeroom 3, President 4: Senior Superlative. OPHELIA JOHNSON Always laughing, never sad: Sometimes naughty, but never bad. J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Library Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Future Nurses' Club 4. RANDALL JOHNSON Head in the right direction: then step on the gas. Bus Drivers' Club 3, 4. RAY JOHNSON If I m. not near the one I love, I love the one I'm near. Arts and Crafts Club 2: F. F. A. 2, 3: Physical Ed Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 32 Bus Drivers' Club 4. MARGARET LANCE You can't push yourself forward by patting yourself on the back. J.H.A. 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Distributive Education Club 4. GUY LAWSON, JR. Yesterday is dead: forget it. Tomorrow does not exist: don't worry. Today is here: use it. Secretary Library Club 2: President Classical Club 3: Junior Marshall Beta Club 3, 4: Newspaper Club 3, 4: Exchange Editor The Chapman High Review 4: Science Club 4: Student Council 4: President Homeroom 4: Senior Superlativc. 18 CLASS OF 1957 FAYE LEDFORD Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Arts and Crafts Club 3. BOBBY MABRY I hear nothing: I speak nothing: I take interest in nothing: I travel down the dull way which leads to becoming nothing. Block C Club 2: Science Club 2, 3, President 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: President Arts and Crafts Club 3: Junior Play: Dramatics Club 3: Presi- dent Homeroom 3, Reporter 4: Harvest King 4. JIMMIE EVELYN MACK We are molded and remolded by those who have loved us: ana though the love may pass, we are, nevertheless, their work, good or bad. Secretary Homeroom 2: Panorama Club 2, 3, 4: Circulation Manager Panorama 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer I.R.C. 3: Future Nurses' Club 3: Junior Play: Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: G. A. A. 3, 4, Secretary 4: Senior Superlative: Senior Play. FLOYD MAHAFFEY Face the future with a smile. Panorama Club 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Marshal: Beta Club 3, 4: Treasurer Senior Class: Senior Superlative. HARVEY MATHIS Fate makes our relatives: Choice makes our friends. Glee Club 2: Library Club 2: First Place Winner Senior-Sponsored Talent Show 2: Band 2: Panorama Club 3, 4: Sports Editor Panorama 3. Advertising Manager 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Vice President Senior Class: Senior Superlative: Senior Play. GARY MCABEE Things are mighty few on earth Whicli wishing can attain: Whate'er you want of any worth You've got to work to gain. Physical Ed Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Sergeant 3, Captain 4: Commercial Club 3: Panorama Club 3, 4, Reporter 4: Seience Club 4: Senior Superlative. HAROLD MCABEE The're's nothing so stupid as an educated man, if you get off the thing he was educated in. F. F. A. 3: Hobby Club 4. JANE MCCARTER The present is a fact: the past, a memory: the futufre. a hope. J. H. A. 2: Dramatics Club 3: Panorama Club 3: Science Cluu 3: Arts and Crafts Club 4. ROY MCCRAW If I'm not near the girl I lo-ue, I love the girl I'm naar. Arts and Crafts Club 2: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 3: Bus Drivers Club 4. LUCILE McDOWELL Speech is great, but silence is better, J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Future Nurses' Club 4. ..-an I9 qnnmf THE SENIOR CAROLYN MQMURRAY Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses' Club 3: Reporter Homeroom 8: Secretary Homeroom 4: Senior Superlative: Harvest Queen 4. EUGENE MCKELVEY The ladder to success is higher, so keep climbing. Glee Club 2, 3: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Distributive Education Club 4. RACHEL MEDLEY Have a good time today: tomorrow may be too late. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Distributive Education Club 3. BETTY LYNN MOORE Life is full of laughter But laughter even ends: Give me instead forever The friendship of my friends. Secretary Sophomore Class: Classical Club 2: Second Place Winner Senior- Sponsored Talent Show 2: Band 2, 3, 4, Corporal 2, Sergeant 3, 4, Librarian 4: Reporter Junior Class: Reporter, Accompanist. Glee Club 3: Art Editor Panorama 3, Circulation Manager 4: All-State Band Clinic 3: Superior Rating State Piano Contest 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Panorama Club 3, 4: Secretary G. A. A. 4: Senior Superlative. MAE MOORE Let us so live that when we die even the undertaker will be sorry. J. H. A. 2: Classical Club 2: Science Club 3: Panorama Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Arts and Crafts Club 4: I. R. C. 4. MERLE MORGAN There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of 'us that it hardly behooves any of us to talk about the -rest of us. Vice President J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2: Reporter Library Club 3: Panorama. Club 3, 4, Reporter 3: Typist Panorama 4: Senior Superlative. JESSE MORRIS If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. A. 2, 3, 4: Arts and Crafts Club 3: Bus Drivers' Club 3, 4: Hobby u 4. AVALON MOSELEY Do as I say do and not as I do! J. H. A. 2, 3: Student Council 3: President Homeroom 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Typist Band 4. EMILY NEAL Remember when you face toward the sunshine, the shadow will always fall behind you. Glee Club 2: J. H. A. 2: Library Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Panorama Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Typist The Chapman High Review 4. JOYCE ANN NODINE This above all-to thine own self be true! J. H. A. 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4. 20 CLASS OF 1957 JUNE PARHAM We have two ears and only one tongue in order that we may hear more and speak less. Dramatics Club 2: J. H. A. 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Panorama Club 3, 4: President Library Club 4: Secretary Homeroom 4. SARAH PITTMAN A merry heart maketh ll cheerful countenance. Secretary Homeroom 2: Band 2: Dramatics Club 2: Classical Club 2, 3, Reporter 3: Future Nurses' Club 3: Junior Marshal: Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 4: Panorama Club 3, 4, Vice President 3: Circulation Manager Panorama 4: Office Assistant 4: Miss Hi Miss: Senior Play. TED POWELL Learn to live and live to learn. Physical Ed Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, President 4: Bus Drivers' Club 3, 4, Reporter 4: Science Club 4. KATHERINE PREWETTE My past may not be perfect: My present may be tense! The reason I admit it- I ltave11't any sense. J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Library Club 4: Commercial Club 4. CAROLYN PRUITT You don't notice the splinters in the ladder of success until you're sliding down. J. H. A. 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2, 4: Dramatics Club 3: Panorama Club 3: Vice President Homeroom 3: Science Club 3: I. R. C. 4. GENE RAVAN It matters not how long we live but how we live. F. F. A. 2, 3, Secretary 3, Arts and Crafts Club 3: Bus Drivers' Club 3, 4: Physical Ed Club 3, 4: Treasurer Homeroom 4: Senior Play. HAZEL ROBINSON He that loses wealth loses Zmueh: But he that loses courage loses all. J.H.A. 2: Glee Club 2: Library Club 3: Panorama Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. BILL SCOTT If you must Icill time, work it to death. Band 2: Treasurer Homeroom 2 lFairforestJ: Chorus 3: President Home- room 3 CFairforestJ: Physical Ed Club 4. MARTHA SETTLE Life is but a mirror, reflecting what you rlo: and if you face it smiling, it smiles right back at you. J. H. A. 2, 3: Arts and Crafts Club 3, Treasurer 3: 4-H Club 3: G. A. A. 3: Cheerleader 3: Cnmmercial Club 4: Distributive Education Club 4: I. R. C. 4. MARY WILLIE SETTLE The great essentials of lzapqriness are something to rlo, someone to love, and something to hope for. J. H. A. 2. 3: Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Future Teachers' Club 3: Bus Drivers' Club 4: Future Nurses' Club 4: Library Club 4. 21 THE SEN OR GENE SIMS Take everybody's advice and do as you please. Physical Ed Club 2: Hobby Club 2: F. F. A. 2: Treasurer Hgmeroom 4. LORRAINE SKINNER Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ye diet. 4-H Club 2: Dramatics Club 2: J. H. A. 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Distributive Education Club 4. JOAN SLOAN To love and be loved is the greatest ha.ppi11esa of existence. Vice President Homeroom 2: Vice President Physical Ed Club 2: Dramatics Club 2: J. H. A. 2: Band 2, 3, Majorette 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Panorama Club 3: President Homeroom 3: Harvest Queen Runner-Up 3: Block C Club 3, 4: G. A, A. 3, 4, Recorder 3. President 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Student Council 3, 4: Assistant Feature Editor The Chapman High Review 4: Bus Drivers' Club 4: Senior Superlative. JOHNNY SLOAN A chip on the shoulder indicates there is wood higher up. Physical Ed Club 2, 3: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. MARGIE SOLESBEE What's done earft be undone. 4-H Club 22 J. H. A. 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4. NORMA SOUTHER Nu matter what looms ahead, if you can eat today, enjoy the sunlight today: mix good cheer with friends today: enjoy and bless God for it. J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2: Dramatics Club 3: G. A. A. 3: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Hobby Club 4: Senior Superlative. WILLIE SOUTHER That man is great who can use the brains of others to carry on his work. Physical Ed Club 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 2, 4: Student Council 3: Secretary Panorama Club 3: Arts and Crafts Club 3: Vice President Newspaper Club 4: Senior Superlative. BARBARA SPLAWN This time, like all other times, is a very good one if we but Icnow what to do with it. Reporter Homeroom 2: J. H. A. 2: Glee Club 2: Vice President Junior Class: Reporter Future Nurses' Club 3: Junior Marshal: Beta Club 3, 4: Secretary 4: President Senior Class: Student Council 4: Typist Panorama 4: Senior Superlative. PHILIPPE STONE He who tooteth -not his own horn heareth not the toot thereof. B.A.A. 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Block C Club 2, 3, 4: Panorama Club 3, 4: Sports Editor Panorama 4: Vice President Home- room 4: Senior Sunerlative. DOROTHY STRICKLAND Do unto others as you 'would have them do unto you. J. H. A. 2: Glec Club 3: Arts and Crafts Club 4. 22 CLASS OF 1957 MAVIS WALDROP Two friends will not be friends long if they cun't forgive each other'a little failings. J. H. A. 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses' Club 3: Panorama Club 3, 4. MARY WALTER The best years of your life are when you are a senior. Basketball 2: J. H. A. 2: Physical Ed Club 3: Library 3, 4. NANCY WALTER Without love and laughter life is nothing. J. H. A. 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Corporal Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Panorama Club 3: Science Club 3: Future Nurses' Club isl 4: Reporber The Chapman High Review 4: Library Club 4: Senior ay. DONALD WATERS My face is my fortune: That's why Pm always broke. F. F. A. 2: Science Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4: Newspaper Club 3: Physical Ed Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: President Homeroom 4. DONALD WEST Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you. Reporter Library Club 2: Band 2: Newspaper Club 2, 3: Classical Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice President 3: Uramatics Club 3: Junior Play: Business Manager The Chapman High Review 3: Vice President Homeroom 3: Senior Typist: Arts and Crafts Club 4: Science Club 4: Senior Superlative: Senior Play. WAYNE WEST I'll take life as il comes and enjoy it. F. F. A. 2: Glee Club 2: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Basketball 3: Block C Club 3, 42 Panorama Club 3, 42 Football 4. RUBY WESTBROOK Life is like 'money-spend it wisely. J. H. A. 2, 3: Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Newspaper Club 4. VERNON WILLIAMS To love and win is the best thing: to love and lose, the next best. French Club 3 1FairforestJ: Band 4: F. F. A. 4. HENRY WOODFIN Be sure you're right: then go ahead. arts :ind Crafts Club 2, 3: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Vice President Bus Drivers' u . 23 Lcft to right: Jerry Gaines, Norma Rae Caldwell, Janie Lou Wingo, Louise Bishop, Leah Vassey. S JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,... .. ,... .. Vice President Secretary ....... ,,.... Treaxurer i...... , Reporter ...... ,,... ,JERRY GAINES . , .....A,,... NORMA RAE CALDWELL JANIE LOU WINGO LOUISE BISHOP LEAH VASSEY 5 S -S . I g ' 1 3 -SPONSORS iq 'E '- I I I Q- I S ,K 5 Mrs. Langford 5 f A A A Mrs. Souther N L i f' ' t i Mr. McCall GQ' 4. Q ' 1 - .Sn-1, wg, . fl' I SHIRLEY ALLISON 'PAUL ALVERSON MARTIN ATKINS SYBIL BAILEY KATHLEEN BALLENGER GENE BARNETTE THERON BARTON CLEVELAND BISHOP LOUISE BISHOP MYREE BISHOP ANNE BLACKWELL ELAINE BLACKWELL LEE BLACKWELL PEARL BLANTON DAVID BRADLEY SPURGEON BRIAN BARRY BROOKS ALICE BROWN MADORA BROWN BARBARA BROWNLEE W1 ,, .EMWIN 11' 5 v ,. ,N , Qs,.,.N.,e if Q' A M'-.M ! E ix v . 11-7 Q27 'X ...I 1' vw sl I eff-9:J4v1 f., f x I 04 -, AWOL l 5, Vw 4 ,- f 5 .EA , k,.' 5,,.:':,gg wg 'R ,..,,, , ff i ' GERRY BURRELL . f NORMA RAE CALDWELL 3 ' MARTHA CANADAY I sky, JERRY CANTRELL ' R A ABB . A MARVIN CARTEE EVERETT CHAPMAN ' gs., Z AARON CLAYTON JASPER CLAYTON f gflg? A JAMES COOK JOANN COOPER C CL A GLENDA COTHRAN LVC A HAZEL COX ' A7 I CAROLYN CROWDER JACKIE CUDD KENT CULBRETH WILLIAM DAMERON SARAH DAVIS RAY EASLER MARY EDWARDS RYON EDWARDS BOBBY EVINGTON CANNON FARMER ROGER FINCH PATRICIA FISHER REQ' Ei L, A I I x 12 ,,,. fl as iw? bl 5 fl -1 ,I A 'DAA' -I 1 JUNIOR CLASS GEORGIA FORD MILDRED FORD CARROLL FOSTER JERRY GAINES GWENDOLYN GAYLOR ANN GEORGE MAXINE' GOSNELL CHARLES GRAY KENNITH GRIGG WAYNE HALL i BARBARA HAMMETT CARL HAMMETT DUPRE HAMMETT JOANN HANNON BATES HARMON JANE HIGHTOWER ALFRED HOLDEN JERRY HOLDEN MYRTLE HOWELL JOYCE HUNTSINGER JOHNNY HYDER BILLY JOE JACKSON JOHN JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON BUDDY JOLLEY IvIELBA JOLLEY EDITH KIMMONS GAILE KIRKLAND CAROLINE LANFORD JERRY LOFTIS GAIL LOWE PATRICIA LYNCH LARRY MABRY MILDRED MAHAFFEY PATRICIA MAHAFFEY JAMES MASSEY MARVIN MATHIS PEGGY MATHIS CHARLES MAYBRY JOHN MAYERY BEULAH MCCRAW SHIRLEY MEDLEY JOAN MELTON CLYDE MILLER PATTY MORRIS FRED MORTON JUDY NEWMAN LE MERLE OLIVER RUTH OWENS GARY PIKE KENNETH PIKE DAVID PITTMAN JOYCE PITTMAN MARY ALICE PITTMAN PAULINE PLUMLEY JOAN POTEAT BARBARA PRICE JERRY PRINCE RAYMOND PRUITT SANDRA RAINES JUANITA REID MARVIN REID MYRA REID as I 4 A K I- ff 51 JUNIOR CLASS ELIZABETH RHYMER JUNIOR RHYMER CARROLL RIDINGS DOROTHY RIDINGS KENNETH ROGERS LINDA ROLLINS MYRTIS SAWYER SARAH SEAY MARY SETTLE JULIA SHELTON JIMMIE SHOCKLEY PAT SKINNER NANNIE SKIPPER GARY STEPHENS LARRY STEPHED ETHEL T EAGUE AUTRY THOMPSON WILLIAM THORNE HELEN TROUT ANNE TURPIN LINDA GAIL VARNER LEAH VASSEY LORETTA VAUGHN DENNIE WALDROP LEWIS WEST MAUDINE WEST JACKIE WILDS JANIE LOU WINGO MARGIE WORKMAN RUTH WYATT HYDRICK ZIMMERMAN W' , 'TY' N1 ,vw r X LA X 1. e 35. 'fi5?.'5- 4,,,.,--M K. i. , r 'ji' fn - A r xy A J .Lf 4 a' - If ,, I ei Sfgifxff Q 5 1 .La 'Zag - wr X Aim fs! Y fu . Q f f . In in - , Ab: 4 1--gum Q 3? Z 41 ,..- , i vf ' 15' fb 33..- Left to right' Richard Howell L' Treasurer ........A,, SPONSORS Mrs Cooper Mr. Blackwell Mr. McDowell SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent ,,,,,,.,..,......A .... ,..................,.,, I .................,AA..,.. Vzce Prexident .......... ......... Secretary .....,......,,. Reporter ......,,... . .....,,... . . , Inda. Barnette, Vicki Culbreth, Sue Maxwell, Autry Dotherow. Firxt Row Second Row BENNY ALLEN ANN ALLISON FAYE ALVERSON VIRGINIA ALVERSON PEGGY ANDERSON JUNE ANDREWS BETTY LOU ATKINS ' E.. BURTON ATKINS FREIDA ATKINS L. FREIDA ATKINS WILLODEAN ATKINS JEAN AYERS NORMA JEAN BAGWE GARLAND BALLEW ...SUE MAXWELL .AUTRY DOTHEROW .,,......LINDA BARNETTE RICHARD HOWELL VICKI CULBRETH LL 9 K': ' f ' ' fa ' ,E je E' ll I My . A :QV V 15 . , Sl X , ' 4 3: .,.. I I f A 1 E1 if' A A? : fp-P 1. I I I I ', I K -1.' - , V. Lfl' z x V r1 . ' ' Ei , A QR E .LV Q N4 S :K - y.: A xr .u n , ':A-- 2 , 2 First Row Second Row LINDA BARNETT JACKIE BELCHER JOE BELCHER RANDY BELL LARRY BISHOP LORRAINE BISHOP PHYLLIS BISHOP WAYLON BLACK JOHNNY BLACKWELL JUDITH BLACKWELL RUBY JEAN BLACKWELL SANDRA BLACKWELL VERNIE BLACKWELL SUZANNE BONHAM Fourth Row DEAN BURGESS NORMA JEAN BURNS EVELYN BURRELL CAROLYN CAMPBELL LARRY CAMPBELL Fifth Row NORMA CLEMENT LARRY COLLINS JANE COMPTON JOE CONDREY BARBARA COOKE HOWARD CLAYTON MABLE CULBRETH JOYCE CLAYTON VICKI CULBRETH 31 3 2 I Y' Third Row SHIRLEY BOONE ELIZABETH BOWLING MARTHA BRADLEY JERRY BROOKS LOUISE BROWN LARRY BRUCE GENE BURCH Sixth Row JUDY DAUGHERTY BETTY DEMPSEY AUTRY DOTHEROW LIZZIE LEE EASLER J. D. EDWARDS DENNIS EMORY MARGARET FLEMING W' i v.gV:5f:5fgZ. 7 , , wwf ,.,W I if - - T w CTJL JLGL C JATLL Ein-u:5sEL1igfg3 ' , . ig-A.: I 1 wig ' p f ' W V. - . 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I - 3 L M I ,V 1 '9 ,, ' B , .gf17 W 'Qi 2 4 A , i Wff, 3 b- , ' ' b A - kj A - , H i g Second Row JOHN GRAMLING LOUISE FORRESTER HOWARD GRAY STEVE FOSTER RICHARD GRAY SYLVIA FOSTER BOBBY GREENE First Row ALVA FLYNN Third Row HAZEL HARRIS ANNETTE HAYES BONNIE JO HIGH WAYNE HIPP JOE DEAN FOWLER ELIZABETH GREENE MYRTLE HORNE FAY GAINES CAROLYN GREGORY BOBBY HORTON RAY GAINES LARRY GWINN RICHARD HOWELL GWENDOLYN GILBERT BILLY HAMMETT JIMMY HUMPHRIES Fourth Row Fifth Row MARGARET HUNTSINGER PATRICIA KELLER BOBBIE LOU JACKSON DANNY LAMB JOYCE JACKSON ALAN LANCE ANN JOHNSON DONNAN LAWSON Sixth Row LARRY McDOWELL LINDA MCELRATH RONNIE MCMILLIN MARY JO MCMURRAY CAROL JOHNSON LINDA LOVELACE ANN MELTON JUNIOR JOHNSON GLENN MASSEY RUTH MOORE DEXTER JOLLEY JERRY MAXWELL WILLIAM MORROW DALE JONES SUE MAXWELL HAROLD NEVES 32 SOPHOMORE an A 1 TT' 3167, E W V Ju' mf, QP' A it -S Aj N. In R Q ,Me if :Q , Q., f -2 W1 fr' 'W w fi -N ' in x. I .R ig' 'ML-JI Q L L . 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WTifiwi ' ' , I IARI L. 1 3 ' AS , L ,W X? ,ifiiliu ' , V ,,.W . , .,,.W, Third Row SARA JANE SANDERS LEROY SELLARS GAYLE SETTLE RACHEL PACE CAROLYN RAMSEY LARRY SETTLE JANICE PACK DANIEL RANEY MARY SETTLE DOROTHY PARRIS SANDRA RAVAN DANIEL SKINNER FRANCES PEELER WAYNE REID LINDA SLOAN JEAN PERRY SUSIE RHYMER FRANKIE JO SOLESBEE Fourth Row Fifth Row MARLENE SOLESBEE HAROLD TURNER HUGH STEADMAN EUGENE USSERY RONNIE STEPHENS RAY VARNER Sixth Row ARTHUR WEST MARVIN WHITE CAROLYN WILDS NORMA JEAN STEVENS NANCY WALDROP BOBBIE WILLARD GENE STONE LEWIS WATERS ERVIN WILSON DEANNA STRICKLAND LINDA WATERS NANCY WINN LARRY SUDDETH FREDDIE WATSON PATRICIA WRIGHT LINDA TINSLEY SHIRLEY WATSON RONALD ZAMPELL CLASS f vs' fl 5. xv ? iw? sq ix KJ ' r 3 W iw: 'QL K, R X FRESHMAN CLASS Preszderzt .... .,,,, , ..., , Vice President .. Secretary, , ..., ,, Treasurer, ..... A Reporter. SPONSORS Mrs. Burke mg, . .ff 'hi 5 ,, , Q.. , 1 OFFICERS . , ,,,.e.... .. ,HEYWARD PRINCE MARGARET BRUCE ........JoHNNY MORROW .. .,,, .MICKEY SWAIN ...,..,...BRENDA CLAYTON w,tA, fbi A f K Q45 ' a5T? il R,r,Rf 1 I eu. E r at f, Mr. Foster K Q Q Mr. Smith Left to right: Heyward Prince, Johnny Morrow, Brenda Clayton, Mickey Swain, Margaret Bruce. 'Ve Ve,i 5 ?ia5 SR? wma. 'e A - eval H. Q any A K In K -M, g51,,,,1 ...,ysaff.1,g ' H 5 K. , -sf 'ex :zmfr:,':-w::',- , M3 ' lfiiif' 31223,-Hia ' 5, -,..,,. A ., ,.. .MV- A,5f,g5i J in ,S Q U 'qs A 5 ' K , ,. umii'e'Vk' S V' A wifi! , . my V i L g ,139 is ' is A , AARAARRR , i .. S .- 5 Q X ki- C Qi! T7 A-r5?f a g? C i f' its Q V, 38 le 4 'R asf 41. .Q eamf ' eA.,.:::1::v-- - We J 5 R,nn J y Qi Eieh wefwvf Whefpf 5 fiifiz Donald Alverson Marian Alverson Junior Andrews Judy Bailey Jack Ballenger Faye Biggs Bobby Bishop '33 Q' , A it-Wage .ze mga 1 s an Z , r ye Joyce Ann Bishop Brenda Blackwell Jerry Blackwell Judy Blackwell Linda Blackwell Kendrick Blackwood Mavis Blanton Troy Bowden Larry Brackett Cecil Bradley Doris Bradley Jean Bradley Pearla Mae Brian Ruth Ann Bridges Elliott Brown Jimmie Lou Brown Michael Brown Sue Brown Margaret Bruce Emily Burnett Miriam Burnette Donald Ray Burns Helon Burrell J. W. Burrell Anna Harley Bush Tommy Cantrell Wilma Cash Vivian Chapman D. W. Chatman Felston Christopher Dateria Clark Brenda Clayton Lanford Clayton Leon Clayton Myrtle Clayton Sarah Clement Anne Coggins Stanley Cohen Gail Collins Louise Condrey Wayne Condrey Lillian Cooper Walter Earl Cooper Dorothy Correll Merrie Io Cranford Paul Crow Floyd Cudd Franklin Culbreth Jimmie Davis Kenneth Denton Don Dotherow Janie Lou Drake Jane Edge Bobby Fant Gayle Fowler Carolyn Fox Douglas Garrett Linda Giles Brent Golightly Robert Golightly Linda Gowan Fran Greene Dupre Gregory Jerald Grigg Maurice Hall Patricia Hammett Annie Laura Hawkins Faye Hayes James Henderson Tommy Hicks Jackie Hightower Christine Holden Connor Holden Mildred Holden Jackie Horton Linda Huggins lone Inman Jessie Jackson Lewis Jackson Linda Jackson Carole Johnson Eugene Johnson Ray Johnson Shelton Johnson i .-,wi we G si 'it R 1 ' ff-K fy. 0 I R . .Q r ...E p X Att, t.A A Q Q , nazi' C. lf' C ,Qt ' E . 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U' 1 ,W lat .,. .L aa in gt V K my . 5 fin Q wld , fy Q f V ir e ' 11:1 x Vk,- f at t Barbara Laughter Mary Lillian Lawson Norma Jean Lawter Sue Ann Lynch Bobby Martin Earl Martin Tommy Martin Larry Massey Peggy Mathis Wade McAbee Barbara McCarter Douglas McCraw Joyce McMakin Gloria McMi1lin Martha Medley Marie Messer Cookie Miller Laura Miller Gerald Moore Harold Morris Johnny Morrow Kay Nix Jane Owens Ray Owens Geraldine Pack Tommy Pack Brenda Page Samuel Parham Richie Parris Robert Penland Jackie Phillips Jane Price Buddy Prince Heyward Prince Clyde Pruitt Doris Pruitt Elaine Pruitt Ella Ruth Pruitt Randall Raines Henry Redden Lewis Reid Anne Rogers Ray Rogers Wayne Rogers Joline Rollins Carolyn Settle Linda. Settle Rebecca Settle George Souther Carolyn Steadman Arthur Swain Mickey Swain Kenneth Thomas Ruby Trout Richard Tucker ,J oe Vaughn Jewel Waldrop Edward Waters Edward Wyatt Gerald Wyatt Lucy West Ann Wilson Tressie Workman A c TI W nfs PANORAMA STAFF x' Seated deft to righth: Lucy Gramling, editor: Janice Howell, business manager. Standing: Barbara Brownlee, circulation manager: Philippe Stone, sports editor: Imogene Bell, typist: Jerry Gaines, associate sports editor: Betty Lynn Moore, circulation manager: Wayne Hall, photog- rapher: Sarah Pittman, circulation manager: Ryon Edwards, photographer: Harvey Mathis, advertising manager: Mrs. Belcher, adviser: Shirley Medley, associate editor: Gerry Burrell, assistant business manager: Carolyn Bruce, circulation manager: Mrs. Harley, adviser. THE CHAPMAN HIGH REVIEW STAFF f-X Seated: Ben Gramling, editor. Standing First Row Cleft to rightjz Nancy Walter, reporter: Anne Blackwell, club editor: Gwen Gaylor, sports editor: Martha Canaday, assistant managing: editor: Leah Vassey, assistant news editor: Anne Turpin, news editor: Lewis West, sports editor: Janie Lou Wimzo. managing editor: Mary Settle, assistant club editor: Norma Rae Caldwell, feature editor,Ser:ond Row: Larry Brittain, reporter: Spurgeon Brian, assistant business manager: Donald West, business manager: Gene Barnette, assistant editor: Hugh Caldwell, circulation manager: Guy Lawson, exchange editor: Bobby Jackson, photographer: Barbara Hawkins, reporter. 38 STUDENT CCJUNCIL .-...- Seated tleft to rightlg Mrs. Maloney, adviser: Donnan Lawson, reporter: Autry Dotherow, secretary: Dean Hammett, president: Jerry Gaines, vice president: Sarah Pittman, treasurer: Daniel Raney. Standing First Row: Wayne Condrey, Imogene Bell, Arthur Swain, Heyward Prince, Lucy Gramling, Richard Howell, John G1-amling, Donald Waters, Ben Gramling. Second Row: Guy Lawson, Ann George, Jane Hightower, Joan Sloan, Brenda Clayton. Joyce Jackson, Sue Maxwell, Barbara Splawn. BETA CLUB First Row fleft to rigl.tl: Bobby Jackson, president: Harvey Mathis, vice president: Barbara Splawn, secretary: Joan Sloan, treasurer: Sarah Pittman, reporter. Second Row: Margie Workman, Shirley Medley, Jane Hightower, Martha Canaday, Linda Gaile Varner, Sandra Raines, Betty Lynn Moore, Joyce Pittman. Third Row: Everett Chapman, Joann Hannon, Janice Howell, Anne Blackwell, Maxine Gosnell, Anne Turpin, Gwen Gaylor, Judy Shelton. Fourth Row: Imogene Bell, Melba Jolley, Leah Vassey, Helen Trout, Shelby Jean Hammett, Sue Fowler, Louise Bishop, June Parham. Fifth Row: Lucy Gramlimz, Ryon Edwards, Ben Gramling, Hydrick Zimmerman, Floyd Mahaffey, Dean Hammett, Cleveland Bishop. Sixth Row: Mr. Culbreth, adviser, Guy Lawson, Spurgeon Brian, Hugh Caldwell. 39 BLCCK UC CLUB OFFICERS V 1 l JERRY GAINES President PHILIRPE STONE Vice President ' JOAN SLOAN Secretary-Treasurer PEGGY ANDERSON , . Reporter 5 . fi 'A A- M1ss CARSON, MR. FRALEY, MR. SMITH ,V Advisers First Row fleft to righth Preston Bell, Donald Johnson, .loan Sloan, Peggy Anderson, Betty Dempsey, Linda Sloan, Dean Hammett, Miss Carson. Second Row: Ray Rogers, Mickey Swain, Jerry Gaines, Kenneth Rogers, Charles Gray, Gary Pike, Mr. Fraley. Third Row: Kenneth Pike, Wayne West, John Gramling, Wayne Rogers, Bates Harmon, Mr. Smith. Fourth Row: Dean Price, Autry Dotherow, Philippe Stone, Kenneth Denton, Gene Barnette. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS MARGARET FLEMING President RACHEL MEDLEY Vice President MARTHA MEDLEY Secretary-Treasurer N ORMA CLEMENT Reporter MR. ELLIOTT Adviser First Row fleft to rightlg Fran Greene, Gayle Fowler, Peggy Mathis, Margaret Bruce, Sue Ann Lynch, Doris Pruitt, Martha Medley, Alice Brown. Second Row: Elizabeth Bowling, Laura Miller, DeAnnn Strickland, Anne Clement, Rachel Medley, Sue Brown, Avalon Moseley. Third Row: Mr. Elliott, Elaine Blackwell, Margaret Fleming, Norma Clement, Margie Solesbee, Joyce Ann Nodine, Cookie Miller. 40 ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB OFFICERS DENNIS FREDERICK President JANE COMPTON Vice President KATHLEEN BALLENGER Secretary LARRY CLOYD Treasurer ARTHUR SWAIN Reporter MRS. COOPER, MRS. SOUTHER. MR. MCDOWELL Advisers ' First Row deft to rightlz Bonnie Jo High, Frances Peeler, Frankie Jo Solesbee, Dennis Frederick, Kathleen Ballenger, Arthur Swain, Larry Cloyd, Joyce Jackson, Sandra Blackwell, Phyllis Bishop. Second Row: Leroy Sellars, Marlene Solesbee, Johnny Blackwell, Nancy Waldrop, Carolyn Crowder, Alice Jane McCarter, Anne Melton, Barbara Cook, Sara Jane Sanders. Third Row: Dexter Jolley, Ronnie Stephens, Hazel Cox, Maudine West, Ruth Moore, Mary Lillian Lawson, Joyce Huntsinger, Jane Edge. Fourth Row: Peggy Anderson, Joan Brackett, -Lewis Price, Linda Barnette, L. Freida Atkins, Eugene Ussery, Wayne Nodine, Lorraine Bishop. Fifth Row: Mr. McDowell, Mrs. Souther, Mrs. Cooper, Donald West, Dennis Emory. Larry Suddeth, Linda Tinsley, Gayle Settle. PANORAMA CLUB OFFICERS JOE BELCHER President RYON EDWARDS Vice President JANICE HOWELL Secretary DONNAN LAWSON Treasurer GARY MCABEE Reporter MRS. BELCHER, MRS. HARLEY Advisers First Row deft to rightbg Syble Bradley, Janice Howell, Sue Maxwell, Sarah Pittman, Shirley Boone, Imogene Bell. Second Row: Mavis Waldrop, Gale Bishop, Shirley Medley, Barbara Brownlee, Carolyn Bruce, Gerry Burrell, Betty Lynn Moore, Lucy Gramling. Third Row: Wayne Hipp, Ronnie McMillin, Harold Turner, Jerry Brooks, Gary McAbee. Fifth Row: Mrs. Belcher, Dorman Lawson, Hugh Steadman, Jerry Gaines, Waylon Black, Wayne West, Wayne Hall, Philippe Stone, Joe Belcher, Ryon Edwards, Harvey Mathis, Mrs. Harley. 41 First Row lleft to right! : Gayle Settle, president: Mildred Holden, vice president: Fay Gaines, secretary: Linda Gowan, treasurer, Linda Gail Huggins, reporter, Linda Tinsley, reporter. Second Row: Judy Blackwell, Joyce Ann Bishop, Jane Hightower, Linda Gail Varner, Kathleen Ballenpzer, Myrtle Howell, Linda Settle, Miriam Burnette, Barbara McCarter, Peggy Mathis, Patricia Mahaffey. Third Row: Faye Biggs, Brenda Blackwell, Patsy Skinner, Sarah Seay, Jessie Jackson, Myrtle Clayton, Louise Condrey, Ann Wilson, Rebecca Settle, Christine Holden. Fourth Row: Ann George, Judy Shelton, Dorothy Ridinpzs, Helen Trout, Joyce Huntsingzer, Myrtis Sawyer, Gail Lowe, Faye Wilson, Linda Giles, Sarah Clement, Edith Kimmons. Fifth Row: Ella Ruth Pruitt, Helon Burrell, Joann Cooper, Marie Messer, Glenda Cothran, Joann Hannon, Mildred Ford, Patricia Lynch, Mary Edwards, Patricia Fisher. Sixth Row: Beulah McGraw, Mary Settle, Joan Melton, Norma Jean Lawter, Linda Blackwell, Patty Morris, Louise Bishop, Caroline Lanford, Judy Newman, Suzanne Bonham. Seventh Row: Faye Hayes, Jewel Waldrop, Ruby Trout, Linda Jackson, Elaine Pruitt, Elizabeth Rhymer, Carolyn Steadman, Sarah Davis, Pearl Blanton, Mrs. Edwards, adviser. JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS' ASSOCIATION First Row Lleft to rightjg Carolyn Ramsey, Sara Jane Sanders, Rachel Pace, Virginia Alverson, Judith Blackwell, Margaret Huntsinger, Ann Melton, Barbara Cook, Martha Bradley, Phyllis Bishop. Second Row: Shirley Watson, Norma Jean Bagwell, Sandra Blackwell, Lizzie Lee Easler, Louise Brown, Vicki Culbreth, Joyce Jackson, Dale Jones, Frances Peeler, Patricia Keller. Third Row: Linda Waters, Judy Daugherty, Janice Pack, Sandra Ravan, Linda Lovelace, Dorothy Parris, Betty Atkins, Louise Forrester, Myrtle Horne, Jean Perry. Fourth Row: Mary Jo McMurray, Sylvia Foster, Frankie Jo Solesbec, Carolyn Campbell, Bonnie Jo High, Joyce Clayton, Barbara Nodine, Marlene Solesbee, Nancy Waldrop, Freida Atkins. Fifth Row: Lorraine Bishop, Ann Allison, Jean Ayers, Mable Sue Culbreth, Elizabeth Greene, Evelyn Burrell, Ruth Moore, Annette Hayes, Ruby Jean Blackwell, Faye Alverson. Sixth Row: L. Freida Atkins, June Andrews, Carolyn YVilds, Linda Barnette, Norma Clement, Margaret Fleming, Linda McElrath, Vernic Blackwell, Mrs. Cooper, adviser. 42 First Row ileft to rightj: Preston Bellg John Maybry, president, Kenneth Rogers, vice presidentg Junior Johnson, secretary: Gene Burch, treasurer, Charles Gray, J. D. Edwards, sentinelg Jerry Prince. Second Row: Alfred Holden, Jackie Wilds, Theron Barton, James Massey, Henry Woodfin, Johnny Sloan, Le Merle Oliver, Junior Rhymer. Third Row: Alva Flynn, John David Johnson, Larry Cloyd, Barry Brooks, Hydrick Zimmerman, Kent Culhreth, Vernon Williams, Larry Stephens. Fourth Row: Marshall Fowler, Randall Johnson, Teddy Cathey, Ray Ballew, William Dameron, Jackie Nodine, Fred Morton, Buddy Jolly. Fifth Row: Roger Finch, Lee Blackwell, Kenneth Pike, Wayne Hall, Bobby Evington, Eugene McKelvey, Charles Ray Johnson, Aaron Clayton. Sixth Row: Mr. McDowell, Mr. Foster, Mr. Blackwell, advisers: Ronald Horton, Jasper Clayton, Marvin Mathis, Jerry Cantrell. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA l air . .11 :rf 5 1, , . - 1-V I 751, '13 ze- -1 First Row ileft to rightl: Glenn Massey, Donald Burns, Cecil Bradley, Steve Faster, Douglas McGraw, Walter Earl Cooper, Samuel Parham, Felston Christopher, Jackie Horton. Second Row: Ervin Wilson, Wayne Nodine, Johnny Blackwell, Larry Suddeth, Ronald Zampell, Freddie Watson, reporter, Jerry Blackwell, Lanford Clayton. Third Row: Larry Wilson, Daniel Skinner, Paul Crow, Elliott Brown, Connor Holden, Richard Tucker, Bobby Bishop, Lewis Price. Fourth Row: Henry Redden, Larry Bishop, Shelton Johnson, Leon Clayton, Wade McAbee, Brent Golightly, Dexter Jolley, Fifth Row: William Morrow, George Souther, Floyd Cudd, Jimmie Davis, Buddy Prince, Paul Morris, Carol Johnson, Edward Waters. Sixth Row: D. W. Chatman. Gerald Wyatt, Bobby Fant, Joe Dean Fowler, Ronnie Stephens, Ray Johnson, Junior Andrews. Seventh Row: Howard Clayton, Howard Gray. Jerry Maxwell, Eugene Ussery, Larry McDowell. 43 ' W' DIRECTOR First Row ueft to rightjn Pearla Mae Brian, Merrie Jo Cranford, Ken Blackwood, Sue Ann Lynch, Margaret Bruce, Verona Black, Janie Wingo, Nancy Walter, Betty Lynn Moore. Second Row: Jerry Brooks, Joe Belcher, Heyward Prince, Richie Parris, John Maybry, Dateria Clark, Arthur Swain, Gary McAbee, Larry Brittain. Third Row: Donald Waters, Daniel Raney, Tommy Martin, Spurgeon Brian, Ted Powell, Elizabeth Bowling, Jerald Grigg. Standing: Kennith Grigg, Charles Maybry. BAND OF GOLD OFFICERS ..............President TED POWELL ,.... .. MR. HARRISON W. ELLIOTT .,,,,..........Vice Prexidenf LARRY BRITTAIN ....... NANCY WALTER ..... ,. ..,,.... Secretary-Treasurer DONALD WATERS ,,,...... .......,.,,,.....,.....,...... R eporter BETTY LYNN MOORE, ....... ,......,. L zbrarzan MAJORETTES and DRUM MAJOR M XR i 4 E 1 gr . . Qi '- if -if f1 . 4 O 1 xl ga-P-f'l , -f V ' A We 5, Q ,HP fl ,xy saw .1 ff' 5- Anna Harley Bush ,M . lone Inman Anne Blackwell Patricia Fisher A . Carolyn Gregory Janice Pack Myrtle Clayton Sue Maxwell Lewis Waters 44 CLASSICAL CLUB OFFICERS TOMMY MARTIN Consul WVAYLON BLACK Proconsul DONNAN LAWSON Scribar , MARTHA CANADAY N untius MRS. BELCHER S ponsor Kneeling tleft to rightj: Jane Edge, Jimmie Lou Brown, Pearla Mae Brian, Anna Harley Bush, Don Dotherow, Donald Alverson, Joline Rollins, Martha Canaday. Carolyn Settle, Merrie Jo Cranford. Standing: Hugh Steadman, Donnan Lawson, Waylon Black, Heyward Prince, Tommy Pack, Joe Belcher, Tommy Martin, Autry Dotheruw, Mrs. Belcher, Ione Inman, Melba Jolley, Leah Vassey, Mary Lillian Lawson, Anne Coggins. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS SUZANNE BONHAM President VICKI CULBRETH Vice President ,gn -- NORMA RAE CALDWELL ' Secretary -- LINDA CULBRETH 1 Treasurer Q ANNIE LAURA HAWKINS Reporter MRS. FOSTER, MRS. MALONEY Advisers First Row deft to rightjz Barbara Hawkins, Jimmie Mack, Annie Laura Hawkins, Suzanne Bonham, Vicki Culbreth, Linda Culbreth, Norma Caldwell, Doris Burrell. Second Row: Mrs. Maloney, Gale Bishop, Ann Allison, Joyce Clayton, Gail Collins, Lucy West, Bobbie Lou Jackson, Joline Rollins, Mrs. Foster, Clyde Miller, Jane Price. Third Row: Mavis Waldrop, Barbara Laughter, Gaile Kirkland, Merrie Jo Cranford, Pearla Mae Brian, Carole Johnson, Carolyn Settle, Janie Lou Drake. 45 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB OFFICERS GEORGIA FORD President MARY SETTLE Vice President BARBARA ELLIOTT Secretary NORMA SOUTHER Treasurer EDITH KIMMONS Reporter MRS. EDWARDS Adviser First Row ileft to rightl: Norma Jean Stephens, Mary Settle. Georgia Ford, Norma Souther, Nancy Winn, Dateria Clark, Carolyn Ramsey, Geraldine Pack. Second Row: Patsy Fisher, Ethel Teague, Dorothy Fowler, Phyllis Bishop, Syble Bradley, Audry Howard, Edith Kimmons, Patricia Mahaffey. Third Row: Dorothy Parris, Ruth Owens, Pat Keller, Sandra Ravan, Anne George, Linda Lovelace, Sylvia. Foster, Dale Jones. Fourth Row: Ruth Moore, Shirley Clayton, Loretta Vaughn, Ophelia Johnson, Katherine Prewette, Janice Howell, Linda Culbreth. Fifth Row: Nancy Walter, Carolyn Crowder, Glenda Cothran, Joann Cooper, Gail Lowe, Louise Forrester, Linda Waters, Ruth Wyatt. Sixth Row: Mary Willie Settle, Doris Burrell, Sarah Davis, Vivian Chapman, Peggy Clayton, Hazel Cox, Maudine West, Helen Trout. Seventh Row: Mrs. Edwards, Vernie Blackwell, Linda McElrath, Jerry Holden, Barbara Hawkins, Alma Gosnell, Geroline Clayton, Beulah McCraw. 4-H CLUB OFFICERS RYON EDWARDS President CAROLYN WILDS Vice President CAROLYN CAMPBELL Secretary JUNE ANDREWS TREASURER MARY SETTLE Reporter MR. ABERNATHY A dviser First Row: fleft to rightl: Norma Jean Bagwell, Martha Bradley, Randall Raines, Gail Collins, Rachel Pace, Sara Jane Sanders, Harold Morris, Geraldine Pack. Second Row: Suzanne Bonham, Lewis Jackson, Frankie Jo Solesbee, Tressie Workman, Janie Lou Drake, Mary Jo McMurray, Jessie Jackson, Brenda Blackwell. Third Row: Billy Hammett, Linda. Waters, Louise Brown, Sandra Ravan, Maurice Hall, Patricia Hammett, Barbara Laughter, Sandra Blackwell. Fourth Row: Mary Settle, Maudine West, Hazel Cox, Ann Allison, Carolyn Crowder, Jane Price, Kay Nix, Sarah Clement. Fifth Row: Dunre Gregory, Kenneth Compton, Carolyn Wilds, June Andrews, Jane Waldron, Norma Clement, Martin Atkins. Sixth Row: Mr. Abernathy, Dennie Waldron, Tommy Cantrell, Bobby Martin, Ryon Edwards. 46 NEWSPAPER CLUB OFFICERS GWENDOLYN GAYLOR President WILLIE SOUTHER Vice President MARTHA ANNE CANAISAY Secretary SPURGEON BRIAN Treasurer ANNE BLACKWELL Reporter MRS. COSTNER, MRS. WING Advisers First Row fleft to rightb: Spurgeon Brian, Anne Blackwell, Willie Souther, Gwen Gaylor, Martha Canaday, Barbara Hawkins. Second Row: Ruby Westbrook, Nancy Walter, Anne Turpin, Lewis West, Janie Lou Wingo, Melba Jolley, Leah Vassey, Mary Settle, Norma Rae Caldwell. Third Row: Mrs. Costner, Bobby Jackson, Dexter Jolley, Gene Barnette, Larry Brittain, Hugh Caldwell, Donald West, Ben Gramling, Guy Lawson, Mrs. Wingo. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS EMILY NEAL President EDITH KIMMONS Vice President SARAH DAVIS Secretary GAIL Lowe Treasurer CAROLINE LANRORD Reporter MRS. WINGO, MRS. LANGFQRD Advisers First Row lleft to rightbz Judy Newman, Dorothy Fowler, Myrtle Howell, Carolyn Bruce, Barbara Price, Barbara Hammett, Jo Ann Potent, Peggy Mathis, Virginia Ballenger. Second Row: Martha Settle, Edith Kimmons, Gerry Burrell, Mya-tis Sawyer, Nancy Horton, Patsy Fisher, Ethel Teague, Mary Edwards. Third Row: Myree Bishop, Ruby Westbrook, Guynelle Ballenger, Hazel Robinson, Mildred Mahaffey, Gail Lowe, Syble Bradley, Sybil Bailey. Fourth Row: Linda Gowan, Pauline Plumley, Ruth Wyatt, Ruth Owens, Loretta Vaughn, Shirley Clayton, Ophelia Johnson, Katherine Prewette. Fifth Row: Mrs. Wingo, Sarah Davis, Georgia Ford, Mary Alice Pittman, Elizabeth Rhymer, Beulah McGraw, Sarah Seay, Mrs. Langford. 47 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS GENE RAVAN President JOANN BRACKETT Vice President CAROLYN PRUIT1' Secretary RAY JOHNSON Treasurer DONNIE JOHNSON Reporter MRS. ABERNATHY A dviser Seated fleft to rightbz Gwen Gaylor, Lewis West, Donnie Johnson, G-ene Ravan, Ray Johnson, Carolyn Pruitt. Second Row: Gene Barnette, Larry Alverson, Guynelle Ballenger, Shelby Jean Hammett, Linda Gowan, Sue Fowler, Jerry Cantrell. Third Row: Norma Rae Caldwell, Troy Bowden, Martha Settle, Jane McCarter, Mae Moore. HOBBY CLUB OFFICERS MYRA REID President JACKIE WILDS Vice President NORMA SOUTHER Secretary KENNETH RocERs Treasurer AUDREY HOWARD Reporter MR.BLACKWELL, MR. MCCALL Advisers First Row fleft to rightlg Myra Reid, Don Dotherow, Audrey Howard, Tressie Workman, Patricia Hammett, Sarah Clement, Brenda Blackwell Sam Parham. Linda Rollins. Second Row: Nancy Walter, Peggy Clayton, Jerry Holden, Lanford Clayton, Glenn Massey, Joann Melton, Kay Nix Norma Souther. Third Row: Kenneth Rogers, Alfred Holden, Larry Stephens, Jerald Gris-zz, Joe Dean Fowler, Ken Blackwood, Brent Golightly Henry Redden. Fourth Row: James Massey, Larry Massey, Bobby Fant, Larry McDowell, Gerald Wyatt, Lee Blackwell, Harold McAbee. Fifth Row: Lewis Waters, J. D. Edwards, Jackie Wilds, Jimmy Shockley, Charles Maybry, Kent Culbreth, Barry Brooks. Sixth Row: Mr. McCall, Mr. Blackwell Tommy Martin. 48 FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB OFFICERS LOUISE BISHOP President GAILE KIRKLAND Vice President ANNE TURPIN Secretary LARRY CLOYD Treasurer JANIE Lou W1Nco Reporter Mus. SOUTHER A dviser Seated: Mrs. Souther. First Row klein to rightjg Larry Cloyd, Maxine Gosnell, Louise Bishop, Joann Hannon, Anne Turpin. Second Row: Judy Bailey, Lillian Cooper, Gaile Kirkland, Janie Lou Wingo, Jimmie Mack. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Bonny JACKSON President RAY ROGERS Vice President BEN GRAMLING Secretary PAUL ALVERSON Treasurer EVERETT CHAPMAN Reporter Miss ATKINS, MR. CULBRETH Advisers First Row deft to righth Wayne Hipp, Dexter Jolley, Ronnie McMillin, Ray Johnson, Eugene Ravan, Arthur Swain, Lewis Reid, Maurice Hall, Ray Rogers. Second Row: Larry Stephens, Jimmy Shockley, Barry Brooks, Ray Gaines, Larry Brittain, Everett Chapman, Preston Bell, Donald Johnson. Third Row: Paul Alverson, Hugh Caldwell, Clyde Miller, Martin Atkins, Ben Gramling, Gary McAbee, Ted Powell, I-Iydrick Zimmerman. Fourth Row: Larry Gwinn, Robert Burton, Wayne West, Bobby Martin, John Gramling, David Pittman, Roger Finch. Fifth Row: Miss Atkins, Guy Lawson, Donald West, Dennie Waldrop, Tommy Cantrell, Autry Dotherow, Mr. Culbreth. 49 LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS JUNE PARHAM President NANNIE SKIPPER Vice President CONNIE FOWLER Secretary GALE BISHOP Treasurer LINDA LOVELACE Reporter MRS. HARLEY A dviser First Row deft to rightbz Mary Walter, Mrs. Harley, June Parham, Nannie Skipper, Gale Bishop, Linda Lovelace, Mary Willie Settle. Second Row: Troy Bowden, Ophelia Johnson, Evelyn Bradley, Nancy Walter, Dale Jones, Anne Blackwell, Third Row: Frances Peeler, Patty Morris. Patricia Lynch, Katherine Prewette, Shirley Johnson. BUS DRIVERS' CLUB OFFICERS LARRY BRITTAIN President HENRY Wooorm Vice President GENE RAVAN Secretary-Treasurer TED POWELL Reporter MR. HIPP, MR. MCCALL Advisers First Row Kleft to rizhtiz Larry Bagwell, Ralph Fowler, Henry Woodfin, Eugene Ravan, Carroll Foster, Junior Rhymer, Joan Sloan, Second Row Willie Souther, Kenneth Rorrers. Roy McGraw, Ray Johnson, Larry Brittain, Teddy Cathey, Randall Johnson. Third Row: Charles Gray, Larry Cloyd, Fred Morton, Cannon Farmer, Carroll Condrey, John Johnson, Mary Willie Settle. Fourth Row: Ray Ballew, Gary Stephens, Charles Greene Robert Burton, Larry Alverson, Jesse Morris, Thomas Jackson. Fifth Row: Mr. McCall, Jasper Clayton, Dennie Waldrop, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Johnson Mr. Hipp. SO GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS JOAN SLOAN President -,, IMOGENE BELL Vice President BETTY LYNN MOORE Secretary CAROLYN WILDSI Treasurer ,- CAROLE JOHNSON Reporter Miss CARSON A dtviser First Row tleft to righthg Wilma Cash, Carolyn Fox, Jimmie Mack, Joan Sloan, Imogene Bell, Betty Lynn Moore, Carolyn Wilds, Ann Melton, Carole Johnson, Marian Alverson. Second Row: Georgia Ford, Barbara Hawkins, Kathleen Ballenger, Nancy Walter, Brenda Clayton, Bobbie Willard, Myrtle Clayton, Linda Blackwell, Mildred Holden, Linda Gowan, Norma Jean Lawter, Brenda Page. Third Row: Frankie Jo Solesbee. Annie Laura Hawkins, Dorothy Correll, Pat Skinner, Faye Alverson, Betty Dempsey, Evelyn Bradley, Jewel Waldrop, Carolyn Steadman, Gwen Gilbert, Ruby Westbrook. Fourth Row: Miss Carson, Janice Howell, Lucy Gramlimz, Peggy Anderson, Janice Pack, Ann Rogers, Gloria McMiIlin, Marie Messer, Emily Burnette, Lucy West, PHYSICAL ED CLUB OFFICERS GENE BARNETTE President JVAYNE ROGERS Vice President RALPH FOXVLER Secretary JOHN GRAMLING Treasurer BATES HARMON Reporter MR. FRALEY Adviser First Row lleft to rightl: Mr. Fraley, Larry Campbell, Larry Gwinn, Junior Andrews, William Morrow, Steve Foster, Daniel Raney, John Gramling, Bates Harmon, Ray Gaines, Willie Souther, Alfred Holden. Second Row: Jimmy Humphries, Larry Bruce, Larry Collins, Benny Allen, Dean Price, Bobby Martin, Tommy Cantrell, Maurice Hall, Lewis West, Marvin Mathis. Third Row: Arthur XVest, Burton Atkins, Jerry Brooks, Richard Gray, Ralph Fowler, Wayne Reid, Larry Settle, Larry Bishop, Carroll Ridinyzs, Kenneth Pike. Fourth Row: Allen Lance, Jackie Belcher, Howard Gray, Johnny Blackwell, Eugene Ussery, Kenneth Compton, Richie Parris, Jackie Hightower, Kenneth Denton, Mickey Swain, Tommy Pack. Fifth Row: Billy Joe Jackson, Raymond Pruitt, Billy Thorne, Freddie Watson, Jerry Maxwell, Gene Burch, Jimmy Davis, Tommy Hicks, Stanley Cohen, Johnny Morrow. Sixth Row: Ray Johnson, Harold Neves, Dupre Gregory, David Bradley, Dennie Waldron, Gerald Moore, Randy Bell, Wayne Hipp, Harold Turner, Ray Rogers, Lewis Price. Seventh Row: Wade McAbee, Harold Morris, Ray Varner, Lewis Reid, Randall Raines, Paul Al- verson, Gary Pike, James Cook, Lewis Jackson, Michael Brown, Robert Penland. SI DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS HUGH CALDWELL President LARRY STEPHENS Vice President RAY JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer EUGENE MCKELVEY Historian MR. COTHRAN Adviser First Row tleft to rikhtiz Martha Settle, Norma Souther, Virginia Ballenger, Linda Culbreth, Peggy Clayton, Peggy Mathis. Second Row: Mr. Cothran, Larry Alverson, Larry Stephens, Ray Johnson, Donnie Johnson, Barry Brooks, Eugene McKelvey, Gary Stephens. Third Row: Alice Jane McCarter, Ethel Teague, Sue Fowler, Shelby Jean Hammett, Clyde Miller, Lorraine Skinner, Ann Fowler, Hugh Caldwell. E Paul Hibbard The inter-com system during its short life at Chapman has prevented loss of time and effort in conveying messages from one part of our spatial building to another. It is much easier to twist a dial and make a brief announce- ment than to rush from place to place and repeat the message. Another excellent use to which the system has been put is the conducting of assembly pro- grams. Instead of the students' going to the gymtorium for chapel exercises the program is carried over the system to the students in their individual homerooms. Other schools, also, have found this use quite adequate. Still another use-and this one is far-reaching - is that of class instruction for one of our number who is at present unable to attend classes because of polio. Three classes daily are carried into the Hibbard home to Paul, a student in the sophomore class. By the flick of a dial Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Burke, and Mr. Culbreth carry history, English, and biology respectively to Paul, who lies upon his bed. Paul is an apt student and is proving to be an inspiration to his classmates. Students and teachers alike are grateful for this service at Chapman High. 52 DRIVER EDUCATION Driver education, since its inception into the curriculum at Chapman three years ago, has proven quite popular. One hun- dred sixty students have been enrolled in the course, which consists of thirty hours of class instruction and six hours at the wheel. Only about five per cent of the students have failed to receive their drivers' licenses upon the first test. Mr. Smith is instructor of driver education. Peggy Anderson, Mr. Smith, Katherine Prewette LUNCHRGGM PROSPECTIVE SECRETARIES VISUAL AID FASHIGN NCTE :ef 54 L . LAY TIM CANTEEN 55 wr '31 -s yr 3,5 -v.1 5 ATHLETICS First Row ileft to right! Wayne West Phxhppc. Stone Donald Johnson Autry Dotherow John Gramlmg Wayne Rogers, Gene Barnette Ray Rogers Wayne Condrey Second Row Charles Baumgardner Jackie Wllds Bates Harmon Dean Prxce Preston Bell, Mickey Swam Dean Hammett Richard Howell Jerry Cannes Junxor Johnson Third Row Rlchard Atkms Howard Gray Roger Fmch Carroll Condrey, Kenneth Denton J D COACHES ss . 'lr fe' 1 W 1 ,I t4,.z5.' - 1 ,QL 3 2-sg f .V 4:45 N . k ,,, ,Q S is S- 5 AL. Y QR r M 3' u ,, ij, fix? x v 0 W 'H fr Q f' X Mr Cothran Mr. Smith Mr Fraley FIRST STRING uawnsw- -ww wr 1, -r 1, Lf I Richard Howell Jerry Gaines Wayne Rogers Cal'1'0ll Condrey Wayne West Back Back Tackle Guard End All-Star Team Dean Hammett C a-C aptain Back Phlllppe Stone C 0 Captazn Tackle V , All-Star Team 3 All County Team Gene Barnette End Guard . , T. awww? X S' X em W Mew rw-fx uqkn aa: , vvwi no at 5 My -' p. av9 'i V ,4S'an 1815- 4- --we A 1- Q 1:-on f -t nag wh-'fv'e ' , 'UY9'-'git wc Kenneth Rogers Autry Dotherow Donald Johnson Center Tackle A - Jriavgk, , if , , , , ,wr M, Q ' 'ffi ' ix , ,'fTieg-,ge j ' . m . .J5Aji,.fif'5fR , gray ww X an ,N gg . 1, . I M. -wif, ' . ' gl K .. R V -.., f-A ,-:, --' e ,S .K g -- H W R l R a ' - f- ,mg v fi---gf 4 ggw. , ff T 0 ,,,.gjT:1.'?:,:1i1. e ,3,am,, f : 5 W' - 1 2 A ' Lin :W f'Ytf'f lg? W -ze: Tiff f , 1- . H , 'K 1'-l-f',4,- ' 'ilu' ,, n , 4' A 5m '5 ?Y? 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Third Row: Miss Carson, Faye Alverson, Peggy Anderson, Betty Dempsey, Mary Settle: Gloria McMillin. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Joan Sloan Miss Carson Imogene Bell Co-Captain Coach Ca-Captain 60 iii wffff .W B, B i 1 ffiwfffff L PM 1 f if ,1 , E A it in - 4 .a 51' 'J f X First Row ileft to rightbz Paul Alverson, Mickey Swain, Tommy Pack, Jerry Gaines. Second Row: Ray Rogers, Howard Clayton, Kenneth Pike Wayne West, Gene Barnette, Wayne Condrey. Third Row: Mr. Fraley, William Morrow, Philippe Stone, Bates Harmon, Autry Dotherow. BUYS' BASKETBALL Mr. Fraley Coach 61 Left to Right: Carolyn Wilds, Gwen Gaylor, Janice Howell, Imogene Bell, Lucy Gi-amling, Anne Turpin, Peggy Mathis. THE SPIRIT OF CHAPMAN HIGH This homeroom-Mr. Abcrn:-xthy's 12-3-frenresents the Spirit of Chapman High. Of the forty-two members forty-one subscribed to PANORAMA 62 4- m 5 , ,K :mf 36 'QQYF Q b s . v ' , --4 .- 1 . 4 s 1 1 4 1 n v 4 ,'. . 4 '-. D, ' 1 FEA TURES ,J-Q if lv' C? 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NM., an Linda Culbreth Imogene Bell Ralph Fowler Donald johnson Biggest Flirts Best Sports , ' Fv...,, wr In w,v,,.,L Philippe Stone Gary McAbee joan Sloan Ann Clement Most Athletic Neatest SENIGR SUPERLATIVES 3 ---1 4 Ei? A KH QI Norma Souther Sue Fowler Dfmflie J0hDS0l1 Dean Hammett Floyd Mahaffey CHYOIYII McMurray Most Popular Most Intellectual Beit All-round 1' vm - W -nop-qqgpv W ily i usurp ...mm ...Q-.4 ngununllnuun .,.....--.....-- ,, Teddy Cathey Carolyn Bruce Cutest 1957 Peggy Clayton Guy Lawson, Jr Friendliest F. F. A. SWEETHEART RUNNER-UP Barbara Hawkins S118 Maxwell ...l GLEE CLUB SOLOISTS Margaret Fleming Norma Clement W ADVERTISEMENTS INMAN MILLS INMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA SINCE I902 MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY TEXTILES A Good Place fo Work 74 THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF SPARTANBURG LANDRUM, SOUTH CAROLINA With Offices Located for Your Convenience in Spartanburg, S. C. Main office Drive-In Andrews Building 644 N. church si. AND JONESVILLE AND UNION FRS MEMBER Emc W. N. 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GR 2-5443-Residence On the Loop FOR GOODNESS SAKE USE FOREMOST Dairy Products Fresh - Pure - Energizing INMAN, s. c. P ' 2 1 :Ir 1 I :Vi' .,,i Q' eg lil - - ::1 Q I . ii'. ,,t. fzz '-i' 'ii A ' eil. -ff .:A.,, : jizz , v-ivj -f.,.,,A .I,, Q ' :-- .-,1-'. if ..1-12 I -,'1- e.:' 't 15 HHVC 3 PCPS1 gi, - R 'M is 2-V, ,Q - , ':,- 1 522 fizzf A. 'fodafs Pepsi-C0187 r r keeps pace with the uuuuut,iu s C uu Li up-toudate trend to lighter foods. . ., :rll it Refresh without filling. Have a I hluu n V,',.,:,A 5 l fifcfj , 3 A' Pepsi-the modem, the refreshment light refreshment- 77 GAINES GULF SERVICE GAS, OIL, GROCERIES washing and creasing Phone GR Z-3361 Inman, South Carolina Corner Main THE CITIZENS Er SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Of South Carolina Inman, South Carolina NO ACCOUNT TOO LARGE - NONE TOO SMALL 5' Mill Streets Phone GR 2-32l Member F D I C THE INMAN TIMES Spartanburg County's Oldest Weekly COMMERCIAL PRINTING SINCE 1948 MUUNLITE DRIVE-IN 78 '-AUGHTW5 AUTO PARTS BAILES-COLLINS s. CRAIN Wholesale 6 Retail Parts INMAN, S. C. Phone GR 2-2391 Inman, S. C. CHAPMAN HIGH CANTEEN GUY'S SANDWICH SHOP A Good Place fg Snggkn Opposite lnmon Elementary School HAMMOND-BROWN-JENNINGS CO. MAXxVVhEl.LIPg?DUCE o esa e n y - - T W kl F e - Rugs F' A 'f CeS 213 Liberty seems eiellphone 2-238T Spartanburg, South Carolma Spartanburg, 5. C, B. E. GRAMLING Gramling Dairy,,GramIing Nursery Boskets, Liners, Cushions Gin-Cotton, Cotton Seed Hordwore, Groceries, Meots GRAMLING, SOUTH CAROLINA Phones: GR 2-4351, 2-4352 Sptbg. 6301 79 MARTIN HARDWARE Quality Merchandise ut Lower Prices EDWARDS BROS. NO. 1 81 2 Phone 6317-6318 R-F-ll 1447 Asheville Hwy. Spartanburg, S. C. Inman and Lyfnnn, 5, C, TAYLOR CHEMICAL CO. A, W, TINDALL Home Office: Aberdeen, N. C. Groceries and Feeds Warehouse Branch: Inman, S. C. phone GR 2.2331 Peach Sprays Cotton Dust Mm Sweet Inman, 5. C. WESTERN AUTO CAMpgELL'5 ASSOCIATE STORE W, H. Gaylor, Owner Automobile Accessories - Hardware Electrical Appliances Phone GR 2-.2381 Inman, South Carolina VARIETY SHOPPE Opposite Post Office Landrum, S. C. Complete Line Ladies' G' Children's Wear BEASON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes - Dry Goods - Ready-fo-Wear 17 Mill Street Inman, S. C. T. E. JONES 8. SON Furniture and a complete line of Lane Cedar Chests and Samsonite Luggage INMAN, S. C. There's a one and only in refreshment, too N , pf ,- J. C. LYNCH, JEWELER Expert Watch Repairs Also Good Line of New Watches and Diamonds WATERS FURNITURE COMPANY cAMPosELLo, s. c. Antiques a Specialty cAMPoBEu.o SERVICE sTATloN Esso l00'Wa ESSO Products R. R. CALDWELL, Mgr. CAMPOBELLO, S. C. COWAN SUPER MARKET We specialize in Fresh Dressed Poultry and Western Meats COWAN FARM SUPPLY Purina Chow - Philco Appliances TRYON, N. C. BLU E RIDGE WEAVERS Arts - Crafts Tryon, N. C. MELROSE PARK Mountain Craft - Souvenirs - Gifts Sandwiches and Refreshments Between TRYON and SALUDA, N. C. MAMIE E. FOWLER, Owner H. G. BRADLEY Meats, Groceries, Feeds Route 2 Compobello, S. C. TRYON FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Current Dividend on Savings BWWB Accounts Insured to 510,000 Tryon, N. C. We Welcome Inman to Oak Hall Peach Growers - Rota ry Club - School TRY OUR DINING ROOM SI LANDRUM MILLS Landrum, South Corolino WMS? SFARTANBURGS LEADING JEIIELERS SPARTANBURG S. C. DUNBAR AND ELLIS Furniture Spartanburg, S. C. POTEAT'S SUPER MARKET Asheville Highway Quality and Service PEARC E-YOU NG-ANGEL CO. Wholesale Foods Spartanburg, S. C. BISHOP FURNITURE CO. Better Furniture for Better Living 150 South Church St. SPARTANBURG, S. C. IRWIN'S DRUG STORE, INC Dicll 7241 'I28 West Main Street SPARTANBURG, S. C HALL HARDWARE An Hanar Bright Store OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Any Item far the Office Dial 3-4549 156 Magnolia Str W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. Spartanburg S C Compliments of CORRELL'S AUTO PARTS Inman, S. C. Phone 2-3231 LAN DRUM INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance - Real Estate Rentals THOMAS P. JOHNSON LANDRUM, S. C. I NMAN OI L COMPANY lmmecliale Delivery on HEATING OIL, FUEL OIL, KEROSENE, GASOLINE, MOTOR OILS AND GREASES Phone GR 2-3421 L. W. MEDLEY, Distributor 22 Lyman Rd. Inman, S. C. BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Visit Our Dairy Bar Often Promoting Good Health For Three Generations Inman, S. C. INMAN LAUNDRY AND INMAN CLEANERS Safisfaclion ls Our Aim Telephone GR 2-2291 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS A Friend CANADAY'S HARDWARE Qualify Hardware Mirro Aluminumware Pyrex Telephone GR 2-2181 INMAN, S. C. RECTOR'S CLEANERS AN D LAUNDRY TRYON, N. C. Compleie cleaning and laundry service for more lhan U quarter of u century CULBRETH DRY CLEANERS The best in Dry Cleaning for all occasions Phone GR 2-3161 INMAN, S. C. Since 1891 ALEXANDER'S MUSIC HOUSE SPARTANBURG, S. C. WILKINS Er McMlLLIN LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL Phone GR 2-2241 INMAN, S. C. MILLS FERTILIZER CO Route 2 CAMPOBELLO, S. C. INMAN THEATRE BR0WNIE'S Cleaners Flower Shop Always a Good Show Insurance Agency Often a Great Picture Dial GR 2-335-I Inman, S. HOLDEN'S HOME 8. AUTO Johnson Sea-Horse Motors Ariso-Craft Boats MERIEL'S GIFT SHOP Meriel's Gifts fr Men's Wear 27 Main Street Inman, S. C. Phone GR 2-ZSZI Phone GR 2-6113 Norris Casual Sport Shirts Congratulations and Best Wishes to the REFRIGERATION CO. SENIOR cLAss Household and Comme c' I Ap I' nces , ' ' ' TRACY J. GAINES I9 Mann Street Inman, S. C. Phone GR 2 3371 INMAN, S. C. ,4f'Ff'-iaxfilbi'-. X .591 -.'f ,'.f Zi?l I H. T. Edwards T. W, Edwards +1 1' Ks if-liifff' 'ffsrrdj Inman, S. C. INMAN, S. C. SETTLE'S SU NNY DELL MARKET Fruits 6 Vegetables Open May through September Hwy. 176 Inman, S. C. H. R. BALLENGER 81 SON Feeds Cr Grains Asheville Highway Inman, S. C. J. C. BROWN 81 CO. Best for Less Landrum, S. C. J. B. WILLIAMS 8- SON Meats, Groceries 6' Feeds Route 2 , Campobello, S. C. CASSEL'S 5 8. 10 STORE School Supplies, Dry Goods Many Other Valuable Items Ph. GR 2-5182 Inman, S. C. COOKSEY'S SNACK BAR Tryon, N. C. Sandwiches -- Salads Milkshakes - Ice Cream Try Our Shrimp G' Oysters Carolina Dairy Building BISHOP'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Groceries - Meats Washing - Lubricating - Gas - Oil Asheville Highway Inman, S. C. Dial 2-4931 WHITLOCK'S PHARMACY, INC. CNext to General Hospitall SPARTANBURG, S. C. Reliable Prescriptions M. W. BOBO FUNERAL CHAPEL 419 East Main Street SPARTANBURG, S. C. FAT'S ESSO STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessoric. Wash - Polish - Grease Highway 176 Inman, S. C. Phone GR 2-6951 MARlAN'S BEAUTY SHOP B8tG ESSO SERVICE STATION I Bloomwaod Heights Phone GR 2-2481 Highway 176' gg 11 INMANI 5, C, CAMPOBELLO, S. C. Professional Care ls Best for the Hair Home APPIIGUCB Repairing M 8. R FLORIST SparlanlJurg's Newest and Finest MILDRED GAULT, Manager M. 8. R. GRANITE CO., INC. One of the Souih's Largest Builders and Erectors of Granite and Marble Memorials SPARTANBURG, S. C. VALHALLA HAND WEAVERS Neckties - Baby Blankets Homespun Cloth - Rugs THE SPECIALTY SHOP Ladies' and Children's Wear TRYON, N. C. Nell Golighlly Virginia Hall 3 Males our on Highway 176 INMAN, S. C. Gilt Shop SAMUEL F. MIZE MEMORIALS Manufacturers of Granite and Marble Monuments Personalized Service Office Ph. 3-0732 - Residence Ph. 3-1238 1527 Asheville Hwy. Spartanburg, S. C. MANY THANKS FROM CHAPMAN HIGH TO OUR ADVERTISERS BETTY STURGIS SHOP Tryon, N. C. We cater to the smart, conservatively dressed young ladies who know good clothes. Slim Pocketbooks Are No Problem In Our Shop INMAN BEAUTY SHOP Phone GR 2-2561 WINGO'S GRILL We Specialize in Good Food Try Us A. J. G John Wingo Campnbello, S. C. fi Sybil Ford says . . . i' I like Cecil's Business College in Spartanburg. A We at Cecil's like Sybil, too, and we hope that the new A 'ef K C. H. 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