Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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In an effort to recapture these memories the staff has done its best to give you outstanding glimpses of the happenings of the school year. It is our desire that in the years to come you will look back with pleasure upon the days spent at your Alma Mater, CHAPMAN HIGH SCHOOL. efb pull we puzze ADMINISTRATION WING CLASSROOM WING GYMTORIUM 0 o n t e n t s INTRODUCTION ........... Pages I-4 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ....... ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS . . . FEATURES ...... HIGH SCHOOL .. ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS . j0gefLel' . . . . . 5-8 . . . 9-26 . . .27-42 . . .43-48 . . .49-58 . . .59-62 . . .63-78 . . . .79-80 ENTRANCE Dedication Page Fo Because of his sincere concern for all of us, his sympathetic consideration of student interests his eagerness to give of his time and energy, his friendliness and delightful sense of humor, we proudly dedicate the 1955 PANORAMA to MR. THOMAS E. MABRY-our superintendent. ADMINISTRATION T. D. STILWELL Chairman J. L. PETTY Il B. E. MILLS W. E. CANADAY J. A. SKINNER RAY CALDWELL W. H. COGGINS J. V. OGLE GERALD COPELAND Secretaries MRS. HILDA SMITH MRS. LAURA ANN GREENE Page S ir Trustees District 1 Bounty Board Members JOHN BELL T. P. JOHNSON Administration T. E. MABRY Superintendent J. M. DILLARD F. A. SNELGROVE W. B. ROYSTER Principal Assistant Principal Director of Instruction Page S even Page Eight High School Faculty MRS. BEULAH HOWELL English MRS. CLARA H. FOSTER English, Mafhemafics JAMES MCMAKIN English MRS. HALLIE .I. SOUTHER Mafhemafics MISS ALMA ATKINS ' Mafhemaiics, Science A H. H. SMITH . Science, Drivers Educafion, Afhleiics MRS. MARJORIE H. MALONEY History, Psychology MRS. HUANNE BURNETT Hisiory, Social Sfudies MRS. ELEANOR B. BELCHER English, French, Lafin MRS. HELEN EDWARDS Home Economics MRS. MARGARET SNELGROVE Home Economics, Science MRS. KATIE G. WINGO Commerce CHARLES BURNETT Physical Educafion F. A. SNELGROVE Science HARRISON ELLIOTT Band MRS. MAIZIE T. HARLEY Library J. C. FOSTER Agriculfure L. A. McDOWELL Agriculfure GUY BLACKWELL Agriculfure J. M. DILLARD Mafhemalics GLASSES Senior Class 0fHoers Presicleni. ............. ................ B ILLY JOE BARNETTE Vice Presidenf .,.. ......... J . D. TUCKER Secrefary . . . .... JOHANN CALDWELL Treasurer . .... GRADY HOLDEN Reporfer . . . . . . PATSY SLOAN Sponsors Mascots MW MRS. MALONEY MR. McMAKIN PATRICIA ANN RUMSEY PHILLIP McABEE Page Ten 1 Seniors FRANCES MARCELL ALLEN ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again. DAVID RONALD ATKINS ROUTE 2, INMAN Never let studying interfere with your education, SYLVIA VIRGINIA ATKINS ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Work as if you are going to live forever, And live as if you are going to die tomorrow. MARGARET ELLEN BALLENGER ROUTE 3, INMAN Nothing is either good or bad-thinking makes it so. BILLY .IOE BARNETTE 32 GOSNELL AVE., INMAN Jo'ly the fellow who's down today, Give him a smile for his sorrow- The world sometimes has a funny way, And you may be clown tomorrow. FRANKIE .IO BARNETTE ROUTE 'l, LYMAN Great hopes make great men. .IESSIE BELCHER ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO From the lowest depth there is always a path to the Ioftiest height. ALTA MAE BLACKWELL ROUTE I, CAMPOBELLO Laugh and the world laughs with you. DORIS FAYE BLACKWELL ROUTE I, CAMPOBELLO The best things in life are free. MARY CORNELIA BRADLEY ROUTE 'I, CAMPOBELLO Live and let live. THOMAS .l. BRANNON ROUTE 3, INMAN lf the elevator to success is not running, take the stairs. DORIS ELAINE BRUCE CAMPOBELLO There is a place for everything. GEORGE MARSHALL BURNS ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Strew gladness on the paths of men- You will not pass this way again. HILDA .IOHANN CALDWELL CAMPOBELLO lt's the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear That's a-making the sun shine everywhere. WADE THOMAS CATHEY CAMPOBELLO A soft answer turneth away wrath, but grievious words stir up anger. 11 PAUL ABREN CHAPMAN ROUTE 2, INMAN Laugh and the world laughs with you, Cry and you cry alone. ALVIN DONALD CLEMENT INMAN Love many, trust few, And always paddle your own canoe. ,.'-2 1, E iq . ,W V' . 5 1 with EJ. if it as nfs we me me Seniors CHARLES W. CLAYTON ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Good-looking girls can do wonders with me. EMMA JEAN CLAYTON ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Easy come, easy go. TROY RAY COLLINS 'IS VEHORN TOWN, INMAN Take the lemon tate gives you and bu'Id yourself a lemonade stand. u WAYNE LEONARD CULP 44 EAST MAIN sr., INMAN Never explain-your friends don't need it and your enemies won't believe you anyway. RICHARD DEAN DILLINGHAM IO LEONARD ST., INMAN Work as though you would live forever, Live as though you would die tomorrow. PEGGY JO EASLER INMAN The best way to make friends is to be one. MILDRED CHRISTINE EDWARDS ROUTE 2, INMAN The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement. CAROLYN ANNE ELLIOTT 2 BROCK ST., INMAN Life is full of laughter But laughter even ends, Give me instead forever, The friendship of my friends. BOYCE FAGAN, JR. LANDRUM PATRICIA GAIL FARMER ROUTE 3, INMAN Love no man, not even your brother, lf girls must love, love one another. FANNIE MAE FOSTER 20 E STREET, INMAN My past may not be perfect, My present may be tense, The reason-I admit it! I haven't any sense. JOHN FRANKLIN FOWLER ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may be married. JOSEPH MARSHALL FOX 4 LITTLEFIELD ST., INMAN AII you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is sure. MIRIAM EUVONNE GILES ROUTE I, CAMPOBELLO Let's live for today, for tomorrow we shall die. EMMA SUE GOWAN HUMPHREY ST., INMAN The world is so full of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. JO ANN GREGORY 2 E STREET, INMAN A chip on the shoulder indicates that there is wood higher up. ROBERT DEAN HALL 9 BALLENGER AVE., INMAN Good, better, best, Never let it rest Till the good is better And the better best. Many Seniors BENNIE JOE HAMMETT INMAN lt's not the questions that bother me, it's the answers. ELIZABETH ADALINE HAMMETT INMAN Whatsoever thou doest, do it diligently, not as unto man, but as unto God. MARTHA ANN HAMMETT ROUTE T, WELLFORD A winning smile has a winning way. MARY CAROLE HAMMETT INMAN Always be a iolly person Never sad nor blue, Looking for happiness in others, What life can bring to you. JIMMIE HENDERSON 17 G STREET, INMAN Don't let school interfere with your education DOUGLAS GENE HENSON I8 D STREET, INMAN We are building up for a new life. LARRY DUANE HESTER 3 HOWARD ST., INMAN Friendship is love without his wings. GRADY DEAVER HOLDEN ROUTE 3, INMAN Sometimes wrong but always different. MINERVA LORRAINE HUNSINGER ROUTE I, CAMPOBELLO Home is where the heart is. CLYDE RANSOM JOHNSON Route 2, CAMPOBELLO Why take life so serious, you'll never get o of this world alive. PATRICIA IRENE JOHNSON ROUTE I, CAMPOBELLO lt is better to wear out than to rust out. SYBIL JOHNSON ROUTE 3, INMAN Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned. THELMA LUELLEN JOHNSON ROUTE 2, INMAN What is lite without love and laughter? CARL BENJAMIN KYZER ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Smile, be confident. EDWARD LAMAR LEHMAN 12 HOWARD STREET, INMAN MARVIN DONALD LOWE ROUTE I, INMAN Better to wear out than to rust out. JACK ARTHUR LYNCH ROUTE 3, INMAN Saddle you dreams afore you ride 'em.' receive advice, only the wise profit by f . L .-. 69... sw, L . X SY 1, tiff fy eff-il H 7 Ei gf. ' . 'S ' X' Wife , Q X If 4 1 ws -, Q .Q 3. , Ma. izi i 'f '.,b'T :mg we of Seniors DOUGLAS C. MAHAFFEY GRAMLING Quitters never win and winners never quit. SHIRLEY ANN MASON ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Smile and the world smiles with you. JERRY DEANE MATHESON 63 MILL ST., INMAN My past may not be perfect, My present may be tense! The reason I admit it- I haven't any sense! DORIS FRANCES MATHIS ROUTE 3, INMAN Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. JAMES NEWTON MAXWELL ROUTE 3, INMAN May your iourney through the days ahead carry you over pleasant ways. BOBBY WAYNE MCABEE ROUTE I, INMAN Walk while you have the light, lest darkness come upon you. MARTHA JANE MCABEE ROUTE 2, INMAN Work to live, live to work. CORENE GRACE MEDLEY CAMPOBELLO I had rather be little and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. ETHELENE FAYE MEDLEY CAMPOBELLO Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. BESSIE KATHLEEN MELTON ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Help thyself, and God will help thee. NANCY JO MESSER i D ST., INMAN A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. JOE POWELL MOON 7 C ST., INMAN Life is but o mirror, reflecting what you do, And if you face it smiling, it smiles right back at you. AGNES ILENE MOORE GRAMLING Happiness, rather than sadness, is the world's greatest success. JESSE LAWRENCE MORROW T0 LYMAN ROAD, INMAN Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, tor you may meet them again tomorrow. DONALD RAY PACK 'I5 THIRD ST., INMAN Life is a picture, paint it well. DONALD AVERY PREWETTE 22 E ST., INMAN Life is but a grindstone, and whether it grinds a man down or polishes him up depends on the stuff he is made of. LEWIS REID REDDEN ROUTE 3, INMAN The lost rung on the ladder of success should never be missed. Seniors GERALD CHRISTOPHER REID ROUTE I, CAMPOBELLO It's all right to give out, but cIon't give up. MARION WAYNE REID ROUTE 3, INMAN Always cheerful, never sad, Sometimes naughty, but never bad.' FRANCES ELIZABETH SEAY ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Always be prepared to meet Iife's problems. 1 FRANCES RUTH SELLARS Route 3, INMAN The elevator does not lead to success, take the stairs. JAMES LARRY SETTLE ROUTE 3, INMAN Then be not coy, but use your time And while ye may, go marry. DORIS LUCILE SHIPMAN ROUTE 3, INMAN Where there is a will, there is a way. SHIRLEY ANN SITTON ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO A winner never quits. SARA PATSY SLOAN ROUTE 3, INMAN Right beginning makes right ending. SHELBY JEAN SOUTHER ROUTE 2, CAMPOBELLO Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. BARBARA ANN THOMPSON ROUTE 3, INMAN The present is a fact, The post a memory, The future a hope. BETTY DRUCILLA TROUT ROUTE 3, INMAN 'The smile on your face is but the reflection of t feeling in your heart. .l. D. TUCKER 22 VEHORN TOWN, INMAN Without love and laughter, life is nothing. .l. D. TURNER 24 F STREET, INMAN Work and love conquer everything. RITA JOANN TURNER INMAN Always laughing, never sad, Sometimes naughty, but never bad. LARRY LEROY WILSON Route 2, INMAN Head the right way, then step on the gas. MAGGIE SUE WOFFORD ROUTE 3, INMAN Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. he .WMF Dependable as a Rock Emcee A Cute Pair How Cute! Are You a Twin? Stepping Out Satisfied Just Right for Study Ready! Where to? Shy Locked Out Between Two Dclmes Cadet Inseparables Sweet Which Beach At the Cleveland Pretty Maids! Belle Around the Corner Juniors 0fHoers Q Presidenf JOYCE ANN BLACKWELL Vice President GARY KIRKLAND Secrefary AMELIA BROWN Treasurer GAI L HORTON Reporfer CAROLE DOTHEROW Sponsors MRS. WINGO MRS. SOUTHER KATHRYN ALVERSON DOROTHY ATKINS MARIE BAILEY SUE BALLENGER MACK BARTON DONALD BELCHER SHELBY JEAN BISHOP GENEAL BLACKWELL JOYCE ANN BLACKWELL PATSY BLACKWELL CLARENCE BRADLEY GLADYS ANN BRADLEY JEWEL BRADLEY AMELIA BROWN BURTON BURNETTE ANN BURNS MARY RUTH BURRELL DONALD CALLIA SAMUEL CALVERT KERMIT CHESNEY INo1 Picfuredl Page Seventeen JEAN CHRISTOPHER JACK CLAYTON ROSEMARY CLEMENT VONDA LEE COLE CHARLES COLEY WAYMON COLLINS HARTWELL CONDREY SYLVIA COOK BOBBY COTHRAN RACHEL COTHRAN BETTY LOU CROWE DEAN DENTON Page Eighteen Juniors CAROLE DOTHEROW BESSIE MAE EDWARDS MARIE FLEMING PHYLLIS FLOYD SYBIL FORD MARTHA JEAN FORRESTER NORMA JEAN FOSTER DONNIE FOWLER JIMMY FOWLER J. L. GEDDIS LORINE GEDDIS JESSIE GOSNELL MARGARET GREEN REBA GREGORY YATEMAN GRAY EUGENE HENDERSON LEWIS HENDERSON CAROLYN HOLDEN GAIL HORTON JEAN HORTON FRED HOWARD CAROLYN JACKSON HUGH JACKSON RAY JACKSON RAY JOHNSON ROY JOHNSON ANN JORDAN FRANCES KELLER RAY KIMMONS GARY KIRKLAND HUGH LANFORD PHYLLIS LOFTIS BILLY MARTIN KENNETH McABEE BARBARA MESSER CAROLYN METCALF JEAN MORRIS SUE MORROW MINNIE LEE NICHOLS HAROLD OWENS JACKIE OWENS JAMES OWENS JANICE OWENS EDWARD PACK PAUL PARRIS NORMAN PARSONS ALLEN PATE Juni HASKELL PENLAND EMILY PETTUS JOHN HUGH PHILLIPS NANCY PIKE JOHNNY POTEAT MILDRED PREWETTE BOBBIE JEAN PRICE FAYE PRICE MARCELL PRUITT GERALD RAINES HOLLIS REID UTS RAYMOND ROBINSON LEROY SELF GLENN SETTLE LEWIS SETTLE MARTHA SETTLE TALMADGE SPLAWN NANCY SUDDETH SYLVIA TEAGUE STEWART TAYLOR BETTY LOU THOMPSON GERALDINE THOMPSON PATSY THOMPSON JOHN DAVID TROUT CLARENCE TURNER JOHN TURPIN DOUGLAS UNDERWOOD BOBBY VAUGHN KENNETH WHITAKER LANCE WILSON JOYCE WINN JO ANNE WOLFE CARSON WOODFIN Page Nineteen Presidenf ..... Vice President . . Secrefory .... Treasurer . . . Reporter . . I UfHcers . . . . . . .... DEAN HAMMETT 2 .. THOMAS JACKSON I 5 ... BETTY LYNN MOORE 5 PRESTON BELL .. FRANKLIN TURNER I A R . f,f,g5.a M I ,I uw A Rwmf ifVfw .EER .EAR fwfv 1:3- v c. -' Lia 1-,jr Tri ' H -V , L: m I I 1 A - L M. ,,.. A + I f A ' ' ' 2 I E-A 9 . . ,T , ' L' A . .lf f ff 5 'e L , 4 I ,1T Q' ., M 1 M ,,.,, up ' '5 A se, 'waj A 'I - ' L? CR 7 wiki R 5 2 I -N-. ,.,., A ' Af - ' 1 Page Twenty . .pam Sophomores Sponsor ,, .A f . U A QL ' R I A iv wo- X X mm MR. BURNETT BILLY ABERNATHY LARRY ALVERSON THELMA ALVERSON SHELBY BABB LARRY BAGWELL GUYNELLE BALLENGER VIRGINIA BALLENGER RAY BALLEW JO ANN BELCHER IMOGENE BELL PRESTON BELL VERONA BLACK GALE BISHOP JOAN BRACKETT EVELYN BRADLEY SYBLE BRADLEY LARRY BRITTAIN CAROLYN BRUCE LINDA BURNS DORIS JEAN BURRELL ROBERT BURTON THOMAS CALDWELL MARGIE CALVERT TEDDY CATHEY JACKIE CHATMAN GERALDINE CLAYTON HAROLD CLAYTON MARVIN CLAYTON PEGGY CLAYTON SHIRLEY CLAYTON ANN CLEMENT LARRY CLOYD DAVID COCHRAN KENNETH COMPTON CARROLL CONDREY KAY FRANCES CROWDER Sophomores BUDDY CULBRETH CLARA GRACE CULBRETH LINDA CULBRETH BENNY DOUGLAS RACHEL EASLER ARBERDEL EATON BARBARA ELLIOTT EARLINE FLEMING fNoI Piduredl SARAH FOSTER ANN FOWLER CONNIE FOWLER DOROTHY FOWLER MARSHALL FOWLER RALPH FOWLER SUE FOWLER JERRY GILES BOBBY GOLIGHTLY ALMA GOSNELL CHARLES GREEN LINDA GOWAN BEN GRAMLING DONALD HALL DEAN HAMMETT SHELBY JEAN HAMMETT BARBARA HAWKINS NANCY HORTON RONALD HORTON AUDREY HOWARD JANICE HOWELL BETTY HUNTSINGER BOBBY JACKSON THOMAS JACKSON, JR. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON DONNIE JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON OPHELIA JOHNSON RANDALL JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON CATHERINE KIMMONS MARGUERITE LANCE GUY LAWSON FAYE LEDFORD BOBBY MABRY JEAN MABRY JIMMIE EVELYN MACK ' I . V N A .... ' V , ' J S X b X' . W A 'Z M. ' ' RM FLOYD MAHAFFEY HARVEY MATHIS GARY L. McABEE HAROLD MCABEE JANE McCARTER ROY McCRAW LUCILE McDOWELL EUGENE MCKELVEY CAROLYN MCMURRAY RACHEL MEDLEY BETTY LYNN MOORE 542 ' Q , S s I E., I , , , K- .., 3 1 1. ,ff ,Q fn , I I 5 .I , .1.,A . Q :,. I llllb , t ..., - Q , 7 ix If X FII Su-...fi 'Suhr W- I Sophomores MAE MOORE MERLE MORGAN CAROLYN MORRIS JESSIE MORRIS AVALON MOSLEY EMILY NEAL JOYCE ANN NODINE JUNE PARHAM YVONNE PIKE SARAH PITTMAN TED POWELL KATHERINE PREWETTE CAROLYN PRUITT ARTHUR RAINES EUGENE RAVAN HAZEL ROBINSON LINDA ROLLINS MARTHA SETTLE MARY WILLIE SETTLE GENE SIMS LORRAINE SKINNER JOAN SLOAN JOHNNY SLOAN CECILE SOLESBEE MARGIE SOLESBEE NORMA SOUTHER WILLIE SOUTHER PHILLIPPE STONE DAVID STRANGE BARBARA SPLAWN DOROTHY STRICKLAND MARIE SUDDETH JACKIE THOMAS AUTRY THOMPSON CNof Picfuredl FRANKLIN TURNER MAVIS WALDROP MARY WALTER NANCY WALTER DONALD WATERS DONALD WEST WAYNE WEST RUBY JEAN WESTBROOK HENRY WOODFIN BOBBY VARNER Freshmen Sponsor Ufficers Presidenf ...... . . SPURGEON BRIAN Vice Presiclenf . . . .... JERRY GAINES Secreiory ..... ....... L ARRY MABRY M155 ATKINS Treasurer . .. . .. LINDA GAIL VARNER GERALDINE ALEXANDER SHIRLEY ALLISON PAUL ALVERSON GENE ANDERSON CNOT Picturedj SYBLE BAILEY KATHLEEN BALLENGER GENE BARNETTE CLEVELAND BISHOP LOUISE BISHOP ANNE BLACKWELL ELAINE BLACKWELL LEE BLACKWELL CECILE BLANTON PEARL BLANTON DAVID BRADLEY SPURGEON BRIAN BARRY BROOKS ALICE BROWN MARTHA CANADAY JERRY CANTRELL MARVIN CARTEE VIRGINIA CARTEE EVERETT CHAPMAN BILL CHESNEY INof Picfuredj Reporfer . . ....... ANN GEORGE LLI f 53 N I Z : I '..,,.- I IIII 5.4 AE , I , ' I :,, 'L f w vlvl A -,,-'- ldl- - - .,,, VAbV Ajg ,: ,. I . P ',,, I I ff' - IT. :'Q I I I . ,, 'L , ,fr 1 5 3 VV1 2 I 'Q ' IIII I , Irrr A A :Sr L I in, V V. I B'IA i A ,,:, . -'- ' I sl ,. V - ' if Q Q VX W if 1 ff ,Q ,, 1, Y A .' 'H IG KV M 1 xr ff' ,, Eg X I If ' . .15 .,... 'f ,.., My f 4 x W, wklfws, .,1::., I 1'3 .. I Y , 3954 A- 5::.?5 f. Li M M A fr 2 Page T'1U.CPIfj'f'TIITL B A 1 I I .? I ,, I I if 'I fi 3' : lv! Q , . ,W , . .1- M-,, , A 'UF 5 W ' '- nw.: Q X 4? ' . S we ,ew 'Mu If T, Je 4' WN A, 9 aw nw, W-s. C ,I BILLY CLAYTON JASPER CLAYTON JAMES COOK GLENDA COTHRAN HAZEL COX CAROLYN CROWDER JACKIE CUDD KENT CULBRETH SARAH DAVIS LINDA DILLINGHAM HUBERT DIMSDALE PAUL EASLER RAY EASLER MARY EDWARDS RYON EDWARDS BOBBY EVINGTON BONNIE FAIN PATRICIA FISHER GEORGIA FORD MILDRED FORD CARROL FOSTER JERRY GAINES .:,.,-I N , P L Ya 221-fi' I I' I I I I ai .M-Q 3 '22' . .,.I. ,, ,..,, ., 1 an-Q I A U Freshmen GWENDOLYN GAYLOR ANN GEORGE ANTHONY GILBERT BILLY GWINN MAXINE GOSNELL CHARLES GRAY LUCY ANN GRAMLING KENNETH GRIGG BETTY JO HALL WAYNE HALL BARBARA HAMMETT CARL HAMMETT DUPREE HAMMETT BATES HARMON SHELBY JEAN HART CAROLYN HAYES CHARLES HENDERSON EVERETT HENDERSON YVONNE HENDERSON JANE HIGHTOWER ALFRED HOLDEN JOYCE HUNSINGER Q ' L ...,....- ,ix . JOHNNY HYDER BOBBY JACKSON SHIRLEY JACKSON JOHN JOHNSON BUDDY JOLLY MELBA JOLLY EDITH KIMMONS GAILE KIRKLAND CAROLINE LANFORD JERRY LOFTIS PATRICIA LYNCH GAILE LOWE I 'M uf, .WM X1 vp... 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' .+ - - 29 , iz Y I , 2,23 I5 .-: Freshmen SANDRA RAINES JUANITA REID MYRA REID ELIZABETH RHYMER JUNIOR RHYMER CARROLL RIDINGS DOROTHY RIDINGS KENNETH ROGERS MYRTIS SAWYER SARAH SEAY MARY SETTLE JULIA SHELTON MYRTLE SHERBERT JIMMY SHOCKLEY PATRICIA SKINNER NANNIE SKIPPER GARY STEPHENS LARRY STEPHENS ETHEL TEAGUE WAYNE TINSLEY HELEN TROUT ANNE TURPIN LINDA GAIL VARNER LEAH VASSEY LORETTA VAUGHN HELEN WEST LEWIS WEST MAUDINE WEST JACKIE WILDS LEON WILSON JANIE LOU WINGO MARGIE WORKMAN HYDRICK ZIMMERMAN I K 1 'huwx 'f. x ' If Sisters Affeniion Which W From Ara Favorite jig Sacua Trio Cronies Fresh-men? Whaf's Up? ay? Smiles Never a Dull Moment by? My Dream Wafer's Fine Happy Three Jifferbug 'Mile Boy' C for Chapman! Beach Combers .lust Loafing Up a Tree Baby-Siifing Happy-Go-Lucky Why the Pointer? Why so Gay? r I ACTIVITIES Page Tzvwzty-Seven Panorama Staff Editor in Chief .............. LAMAR LEHMAN Circulation Managers ......... SARAH FOSTER, JEAN MABRY, JANICE HOWELL, Associate Editor . . . . . . KATHRYN ALVERSON JIMMIE EVELYN MACK . H . D I I ' . A - VIR TK Sports Editors ..., JOE MOON, DEAN HAMMETT B S 'eSS Manage' GINIA A 'NS Aff Edifofs .... JEAN SOUTHER, IMOGENE BELL Assistant Business Manager .... FRANCES KELLER Advisors . . ..... MRS. FOSTER, MRS, BELCHER Twin Greeks Staff Editor ........................ J. D. TURNER Feature Editors .......... THOMAS BRANNON, Managing Ednofs --- '-'- L AWRQIZQENNE 55515 spam Edffofs . .... JOERECEQEJ. EZLIHCRIEIEIIQI Copy Editors .... ........ A NNE TURPIN, Business Manager ...... RICHARD DILLINGHAM ' -IANIE I-OU WINGO Assistant Business Manager ...... ELAINE BRUCE Eggzcggf News Editor .............. DORIS BLACKWELL JERRY MATHESON, AGNES MOORE Advisor ..................... MRS. HOWELL Page Twenty-E1'g1L! Beta Club Kathryn Alverson, Virginia Atkins, Frankie Jo Barnette, Cornelia Bradley, Johann Caldwell, Tommy Cothey, Sylvia Cook, Rachel Cothran, Rosemary Clement, Wayne Culp, Mildred Edwards, Frankie Fowler, Joe Fox, Emma Sue Gowan, Jean Horton, Roy Johnson, Carl Kyzer, Frances Keller, Lamar Lehman, Jack Lynch, Phyllis Loftis, Shirley Ann Mason, Joe Moon, Emily Pettus, Larry Settle, Patsy Sloan, Jean Souther, Talmadge Splawn, Barbara Thompson, Drucilla Trout, J. D. Tucker, J. D. Turner, Maggie Sue Wofford. The student council is a representative body that serves to promote better un- derstanding between the faculty and students. It strives to sponsor proiects that will make high school days happier and more worthwhile, also it helps in the development of leadership and democratic government procedure. lf I Il rt: c e rs President ..... ........ J OE FOX Vice President ...... HUGH LANFORD Secretary .... . . . JACK LYNCH Treasurer .. ..... J. D. TUCKER Reporter . . . . . . RACHEL COTHRAN Student 0ouncH Juniors and seniors must maintain an average of 90 or above to be eligible for membership in the Beta Club. To promote citizenship and leader- ship, to encourage fellowship and co- operation, and to inspire honesty and tolerance are objectives of the chapter. lltticers President ..... ..,. J EAN SOUTHER Vice President . . . JOHANN CALDWELL Secretary .......... TOMMY CATHEY Treasurer .... SHIRLEY ANN MASON Reporter . . . FRANKIE JO BARNETTE Sponsors .. ......... MRS. FOSTER MR. BURNETT Billy Joe Barnett, Preston Befl, Joyce Ann Blackwell, Spurgeon Brian, Rachel Cothran, Richard Dilling ham, Joe Fox, Dean Hammett, Hugh Lanford, Jack Lynch, Helen Trout, J. D. Tucker, Nancy Suddeth. Page Twenty-Nine Block spirit. uh The Block 'C Club encourages good sportsmanship and greater community Ilfficers President ...,. . LAWRENCE MORROW Vice President ..... GARY KIRKLAND Secretary-Treasurer ........ JOE FOX Reporter .... . ..... . . J. D. TUCKER Sponsor .. . .. MR. SMITH Tommy Cathey, Donald Clement, Buddy Culbreth, Jimmie Lynch, Lawrence Morrow, Bobby Morton, Larry Settle, Lewis Crain, Dean Denton, Joe Fox, Jerry Gaines, J. L. Geddis, Dean Settle, Phillippe Stone, John Trout, J. D. Tucker, Franklin Hammett, Fred Howard, Roy Johnson, Gary Kirkland, Jock Virginia Ballenger, Verona Black, Elaine Blackwell, Geneal Blackwell, Alice Brown, Amelia Brown, Carolyn Bruce, Elaine Bruce, Linda Burns, Jerry Cantrell, Jean Christopher, Billy Clayton, Geraldine Clayton, Jack Clayton, Peggy Clayton, Sylvia Cook, Glenda Cothron, Rachel Cothran, Kay Francis Crowder, Lincla Culbreth, Carole Dotherow, Arberdel Eaton, Marie Fleming, Phyllis Floycl, Georgia Ford, Mildred Ford, Sybil Ford, Ann George, Emma Sue Gowan, Yateman Gray, Joann Gregory, Mary Carole Hammett, Barbara Hawkins, Larry Hester, Carolyn Holden, Fred Howard, Norma Howell, Page T11 iffy Turner, Bobby Vaughn. Club The glee club performed on the tol- lowing occasions: dedication of Chap- man High School P.T.A. meeting, Christe mas program, concert, and commence- ment. lltfl c e rs President ..... . .. FRED HOWARD Vice President . . . . . AMELIA BROWN Secretary-Treasurer . . . LARRY HESTER Reporter ........ . JERRY MATHESON Librarians ... . .. . WAYNE McABEE ETHELENE MEDLEY Accompanists .... JANIE LOU WINGO LEAH VASSEY Director . . . . . MR. MCMAKIN Marguerite Lance, Phillis Lottis, Shirley Mason, Jerry Mathe- son, Harvey Mathis, Peggy Mathis, Wayne McAbee, Carolyn McMurray, Corene Medley, Ethelene Medley, Rachel Medley, Nancy Messer, Joe Moon, Merle Morgan, Sue Morrow, Emily Neal, Judy Newman, Nancy Pike, Joanne Poteat, Donald Prewette, Reid Redden, Hazel Robinson, Nancy Seay, Martha Settle, Mary Settle, Shirley Sitton, Julia Shelton, Pat Skinner, Nannie Skipper, Barbara Splawn, Nancy Suddeth, Betty Lou Thompson, Geraldine Thompson, Leah Vossey, Donald Waters, Helen West, Janie Lou Wingo, Sue Wofford. ee? . Af . H yygi x , l y i' Ho f. 1' CX G TIOWQ -Ag.: 1. 0- ' 'P f 3 fnp Q , F H A - 1- Mics F Yi 'Z ' l l l I I l sf J -Pls- A 'V OQI ex, gb 'lil' ' L. C' 5 X' . ' .j L - Purposes of the J. H. A. are: to develop leadership and The primary aim of the F. F. A. is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Ufficers President ...... .. KENNETH WHITAKER Vice President . . . ...... PRESTON BELL Secretary .... . . JOHN TROUT Treasurer . .. .... REID REDDEN Reporter . . , , BUDDY CULBRETH Sentinel . . . . . RAY JOHNSON Advisors . . .... . MR. FOSTER, MR. BLACKWELL, MR. McDOWELL Billy Abernathy, Larry Alverson, Gene Anderson, Ronald Atkins, Donald Ballenger, Ray Ballew, Mack Barton, Donald Belcher, well-rounded personalities, to interest the girl in the improye- ment of her home and surroundings, to encourage co-operative eltort in school, home, and community and to encourage or- ganized recreationp to strengthen the confidence of the girl in herself and in her work, and to bring about a closer re- lationship and understanding among home economics girls In the counties and districts of the state. llfticers President ...... .. ........... . . LINDA CULBRETH Vice President . . . - - - MERLE MORGAN Secretary ..... .. BARBARA ELLIOTT Treasurer , , , .,........... CAROLYN MORRIS Reporter . . .................... HELEN WEST Advisors ....... ......... M RS. EDWARDS, MRS. SNELGROVE Geraldine Alexander, Thelma Alverson, Shelby Babb, Sybil Bailey, Guynelle Ballenger, Kathleen Ballenger, Virginia Ballen- ger, Joan Belcher, Gale Bishop, Louise Bishop, Verona Black, Ann Blackwell, Elaine Blackwell, Cecil Blanton, Pearle Blanton, I Preston Bell, Cleveland Bishop, Lee Blackwell, Clarence Bradley, EVGIYF' BYGCIISYI. Syble BrGdIey,- Joan Iliracketti, Slice 1BrZJAwn, David Bradley, Barry Brooks, Burton Burnett, Robert Burton, CUVOIYH BFUCB, l.inda.Burns, Dorrls B.urre , Margie ayer, Clar- Thomas Caldwell, Marvin Cartee, Everette Chapman, Paul Chap- the CanudaY' V'r9'n'u Qarlee' Juckle Clwlman' Gemma cy- man, Bill Chesney, Harold Clayton, Jasper Clayton, Donald lon' Pe99Y CIQYIOHI Shlrley Claylon' Anndclemzm' lzosemdory Clement, Larry Cloyd, David Cochran, Kenneth Compton, James Clemeni' Glenda Colhrqn' Ceffffjvn hcrow er' ay row er' Cook, Jackie Cudd, Buddy Culbreth, Kent Culbreth, Hubert Clara GfUCE.CUILJfElh, Llndahiu 'ret . R h I E I A b d I Dimsdale, Benny Douglas, Paul Easler. E ?aralFADc'vEa Lmju inns D' gmia of el: ,Gs En, IIFEL e 1 aon, ary war s, ar ara IO , onnle am, asy is er, RCY Easleff RYUVI Edwafdsf BOPPY Gene Evmglonf D0V'nY Earline Fleming, Georgia Ford, Mildred Ford, Ann Fowler, Con- Fowler, Frankie Fowler, Jimmy Fowler, Marshall Fowler, Ralph nie Fowler, Do,-orl-ry Fowler, Sue Fowler, fynn George, Almq Fowler, JSFYY GUIHES, Je fY Giles, BOIPIUY G0li9l ilYf Charles Gosnell, Maxine Gosnell, Barbara Hammett, Shelby Hammett, GVUYI Charles Green' Kenneil' QVIQQI BIIIY Gwinn, Donald l IUll, Shelby Hart, Carolyn Hayes, Yvonne Henderson, Jane Hightower, Robert Hall, Wayne Hall, Bennie Joe Hammett, Carl Hammett, Audrey Howard, Joyce Hur-rsingerl Berry Huntginggr, DUPYEG Hammett, Ciwrles l'l9 'def50 ', EU99 le l'IenCle 50n, Alfred Shirley Jackson, Betty Johnson, Ophelia Johnson, Melba Jolly, Holden. Gaile Kirkland, Edith Kimmons, Katherine Kimmons, Marguerite Hugh Jackson, Thomas Jackson' Jr., Donnie Johnson, John Lance, Caroline Lanford, Faye Ledford, Gall Lolwe, Pargcla Lynch, D. Johnson, Ray Johnson, Roy Johnson, Buddy Jolley, Jerry Laftis, Mlldred Malmgey' Pamela Muhofley' RGC ,el Mel ey' 'loim Marvin Lowe, Bobby Marby, Billy Martin, James Massey, Marvin Me Tm' Mai Moirf' Nlfrle Mor9Gn',BEHy Aging' Sammi CMOITS' Mathis, James Maxwell, Harold McAbee, Roy McCraw, Jr., Eu- Avian Mos elfi 'Cel unedMCCorm'C ' Luc' e Ac owedf Gro Y: gene McKeIvey, Jesse Frank Morris, Fred Morton, Le Merle ,gc Urmz' Em'Y :leaf Newman, Joyce nnk No lne, Rut Oliver, Jackie Owens, Edward Pack, Ray Pack, Paul Parris, wens' Ufle Pgr am' lr FY Peflus' Yvonne Pl E' , Allen Pate John Hu h Phmi S Gm, Pike Kenneth P.ke e Mary Alice Pittman, Pauline Plumley, Joan Poteat, Katherine , 9 Pr Y . I , J fry . . . , , y I , o n n, n a Eugene Ravan, Reid Redden, Hollis Reid, Junior Rhymer, Carol Rollins, Myrtis Sawyer, Sarah Seay, Martha Settle, Mary Settle, Ridings, Raymond Robinson, Kenneth Rogers, Leroy Self, Glenn Mary Willie Settle, Julia Shelton, Myrtle Sherbert, Lorraine Settle, Jimmy Shockley, Gene Simms, Johnny Sloan, Willie Skinner, Patricia Skinner, Joan Sloan, Cecile Solesbee, Margie Souther, James Spakes, Talmadge Splawn, Gary Stephens, Larry Solesbee, Norma Souther, Barbara Splawn, Dorothy Strickland, Stephens, David Strange, Stewart Taylor, Jackie Thomas, Wayne Ethel Teague, Helen Trout, Ann Turpin, Gail Varner, Leah Vas- Tinsley, John David Trout, Donald Waters, Wayne West, Jack sey, Loretta Vaughn, Mavis Waldrop, Mary Walter, Nancy Wilds, Kenneth Whitaker, Lance Wilson, Larry Wilson, Leon Walter, Helen West, Maudine West, Ruby Westbrook, Janie Wilson, Carson Woodfin, Henry Waodfin, Hydrick Zimmerman. Lou Wingo, Margie Workman. .,,..nA.,.....I' 'H A-mi..4M,.W 5? K ' 7 is F ' .V Qj'fW'fjjjg7gs5 I ' K 1.1: ' . ' iii' A 1 1 A . F - ' 'N-if'i1Q S F is f ps Q i s isis if i tw- -K Qi j r' ' f. M- s' t. N. ' f 'l,:i ':f::5U. I' . . i t 4 ,..,. I B I ' I I , I a t A .. .,... B. Ki . . A a J . L ee 11 5 A A - I A , . 2 A H - gf , I ., . L N ' ' ' A -it ew fsfa: - yi . fi- L, f- jj 1 ,L , H Q' ' Q . 1, .Q f fill s H 5 ' Lge , ., 'I ,M::vv,:,, i'i' ' .,. 1 5. IA 5 ' I ' . . I - ii K i f l Q f I VA V it 1 3 7 ' xl ' we .' ..-nl . 2 Lf - iix ihf -lla., a , .6 4 .. 5 4 - 6 V 'fi I 7 i , 3? f gif at z ,jj,E z::1 :i :,,:,.g. 5 ,rg ' ' I A I I t -V K ai...-,111 fr? ,X 5 ,DQ x Rig? 4 A if 4 . i ,, rnrssmgsr J 'I it - . . E V ' WM' ,V ' . L is ns . -rir f - I 'f Ir ' 'l'Tf, wf f?1,1s ?'?q2ij.,'.ZfSw F -K A Page Thirty-One Band APPEARANCES Twelve Football Games Piedmont Interstate Fair iSpartanburgj Christmas Parades at Union, Laurens, Greer, Christmas Concert, Chapman High, Dec. I6 Gator Bowl Parade and Game Festivities at Jacksonville, Dec. 31 Officers Inman, Landrum President ....... ......... , . . . . BILLY JOE BARNETTE Vice President .... ....... L ARRY HESTER Secretary-Treasurer .. .... CAROLYN ELLIOTT Reporter ........... . . . , ........ DONALD PREWETTE CORNETS: Billy Joe Barnette, Donald Prewette, Gwendolyn Gaylor, Ted Powell, Lewis West, Linda G. Varner, Larry Brittain, Jean Mabry, Gary McAbee, Bobby D. Jackson, Carolyn Gre- gory, Patsy Fisher. FRENCH HORNS: Charles Gray, Joann Turner. BARITONES: Donald Waters, Gene Barnette. TROMBONES: Larry Hester, Sarah Foster, Patsy Blackwell, Waylon Black, Howard Gray. BASSES: Kent Culbreth, Joe Belcher, Dan Rainey. STRING BASS: Paul Hibbard. Drum Major and Majorettes Page Thirty-Two of Gold BELLS: Marie Bailey. CLARINETS: Betty Lynn Moore, Jo Anne Wolfe, Janie Lou Wingo, Joyce Ann Blackwell, Nancy Walter, Verona Black, Mary Settle, Sylvia Cook, Don West, Nancy Suddeth, Sarah Sanders, Sue Ballenger, Bates Harmon, Carolyn Elliott, Ann Jordan, Anne Turpin, Lewis Waters, Lucy Gramling. ALTO CLARINET: Jane Hightower. BASS CLARINET: Carole Dotherow. SAXOPHONES: Kathryn Alverson, Jerry Brooks, Gaile Kirk- land. OBOE: Anne Blackwell. PICCOLO: Robin Gaylor. FLUTE: Sue Morrow. DRUMS: Kenneth Whitaker, Harvey Mathis, Spurgeon Brian, Sarah Pittman. TYMPANI: Joan Sloan. CYMBALS: Barbara Elliott. Director Ann Blackwell, Carole Dotherow Sue Morrow, Billy Joe Barnette, Jean Mabry, Carolyn Elliott, Ann Jordan. safari-Qooxi-- MR. HARRISON ELLIOTT Science Adventurers Club Realizing the importance of sci- ence in this age, both from the standpoint of human progress and our survival as a nation, the Science Adventurers Club seeks to find pu- pils having scientific interest, to increase that interest, and to pro- vide opportunities for intelligent application of the great truths. Officers President ........ .... . . .............. Vice President . . . Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . Reporter . . , Sponsor . . The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to create interest and de- velop talent in drama as a means of education and entertainment, to provide pleasure, and to give an opportunity for self-expression. Illfic President .. . . .. Vice President .... Secretary .... Treasurer ... Reporter .... Sponsor . . BOBBY MABRY .. GARY STEPHENS CARL KYZER .. CHARLES COLEY SARAH DAVIS .. MISS ATKINS Geraldine Alexander, Louise Bishop, Cecile Blanton, Pearl Blanton, Marshall Burns, Charles Coley, James Cook, Sarah Davis, Frankie Fowler, Bobby Golightly, Shelby Hart, Donald Johnson, Carl Kyzer, Yvonne Henderson, Grady Holden, Gail Lowe, Bobby Mabry, Douglas Mahaftey, Floyd Mahat- fey, Norman Parsons, Johnny Poteat, Gary Stephens. Dramatics Club BIS . . . BARBARA MESSER .. GRADY HOLDEN .... MARION REID . . .THOMAS BRANNON . . .PATSY THOMPSON .. .MRS. SOUTHER Shelby Babb, Sue Ballenger, Jo Anne Belcher, Imogene Bell, Gale Bishop, Gladys Ann Bradley, Thomas Brannon, Marshall Burns, Jackie Chatman, Peggy Easler, Barbara Elliott, Ann Fowler, Dorothy Fowler, Lucy Gramling, Martha Hammett, Grady Holden, Gail Horton, Janice Howell, Bobby Jackson, Carolyn Jackson, Syble Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Ann Jordan, Martha Jane McAbee, Barbara Messer, Carolyn Metcalf, Jean Morris, Minnie Lee Nichols, June Parham, Sarah Pittman, Marcell Prewette, Marion Reid, Linda Rollins, Doris Shipman, Joan Sloan, Lorrine Skinner, Marie Suddeth, Patsy Jane Thompson, Mavis Waldrop, Nancy Walter. Page Thirty-Three Arts and Crafts Club llificers President ..... Secretary . . . Treasurer .. . Reporter . . Sponsor . . . .. FRANKIE TURNER . DAVID COCHRAN Vice President . , .. . . . . . PATRICIA FARMER . . MARGARET BALLENGER MAE FOSTER .. MR. McDOWELL tractive lamps. Shirley Allison, Paul Alverson, Larry Bagwell, Guynelle Ballenger, Margaret Ballenger, Syble Bradley, Don Callia, Samuel Calvert, David Cochran, Carroll Condrey, Patricia Farmer, Carroll Foster, Mae Foster, Sue Fowler, Lindo Go- wan, Yateman Gray, Mary Carole Hammett, Shelby Jean Hammett, Everette Henderson, Nancy Horton, Audrey How- ard, Donnie Johnson, Ray Johnson, Catherine Kimmons, Agnes Moore, Pauline Plumley, Carolyn Pruitt, Gene Ravan, Dorothy Ridings, Elizabeth Rymer, Junior Rymer, Martha Settle, Mary Willie Settle, Cecile Solesbee, Willie Souther, Larry Stephens, Autry Thompson, Franklin Turner, Bobby Varner, Wayne West, Ruby Jean Westbrook, Henry Woodtin. Library Club ' The Library Club, a member of the South Carolina High School As- sociation, has this four-fold pur- pose: to more thoroughly acquaint students with library services, re- sources, and procedures, to provide an opportunity for the develop- ment of leadership, to create wider interest in good books and reading, and to recruit students for the pro- fession of librarianship. Officers President ..... ........,..... Vice President . . . .. Secretary . . . Treasurer .. Reporters . . Sponsor . . Page Thirty-Four THOMAS BRANNON CORNELIA BRADLEY ... GUY LAWSON . . , .BEN GRAMLING ANN JORDAN, DONALD WEST HARLEY Marie Bailey, Jessie Belcher, Louis Bishop, Anne Blackwell, Geneal Blackwell, Cecile Blanton, Pearl Blanton, Cornelia Bradley, Gladys Anne Bradley, Jewel Bradley, Sybil Bradley, Thomas Brannon, Doris Jean Burrell, Jean Christopher, Jean Clayton, Sylvia Cook, Linda Dillingham, Mary Edwards, Mil- dred Ford, Carroll Foster, Ben Gramling, Margaret Greene, Barbara Hawkins, Jean Horton, Audrey Howard, Lorraine Hunsinger, Bobby Jackson, Melba Jolly, Ann Jordan, Car- oline Lantord, Guy Lawson, Patricia Lynch, Larry Mabry, Douglas Mohaftey, Harvey Mathis, Clyde Miller, Minnie Lee Nichols, Ruth Owens, Bobbie Jean Price, Donald West. Arts and Crafts members are taught how to use hand tools Among the articles made were at OBJECTIVE: To learn the rudi- ments of high school newspaper publishing and enioy some fellow- ship at the same time. Newspaper Club Ufficers President ....... J. D. TURNER Secretary . . . . . DOUGLAS MAHAFFEY Reporter .. JANIE LOU WINGO Sponsor .,.. ..... M RS. HOWELL Billy Joe Barnette, Gene Barnette, Doris Blackwell, Joyce Ann Blackwell, Patsy Blackwell, Thomas Brannon, Elaine Bruce, Jerry Cantrell, Everett Chapman, Rachel Cothran, Wayne Culp, Richard Dillingham, Carole Dotherow, Carolyn Elliott, Joe Fox, Gwendolyn Gaylor, Ben Gramling, Lucy Gramling, Yateman Gray, Jimmy Henderson, Jane Hightower, Patsy Johnson, Douglas Mahafifey, Shirley Mason, Jerry Matheson, Agnes Moore, Lawrence Morrow, Ruth Sellars, Patsy Sloan, Geraldine Thompson, Drucilla Trout, J. D. Tuck- er, J. D. Turner, Joann Turner, Anne Turpin, 'Linda Gail Varner, Janie Lou Wingo, Jo Anne Wolfe. Commercial Club Officers President ...... ................. C AROLYN ELLIOTT Vice President . . . . . . MARCELL PRUITT Secretary ..... .... M AE FOSTER Treasurer . .... SYLVIA TEAGUE Reporter . .. . HASKELL PENLAND Sponsor ...... MRS. WINGO Objectives of the commercial club are to increase the students' know- ledge of office machines and to help commercial students to become good oltice workers. Dot Atkins, Virginia Atkins, Margaret Ballenger, Shelby Jean Bishop, Patsy Blackwell, Ann Burns, Carolyn Elliott, Phyllis Floyd, Sybill Ford, Martha Jean Forrester, Mae Foster, Norma Jean Foster, Lorine Geddis, Jessie Gosnell, Emma Sue Gowan, Reba Gregory, Elizabeth Hammett, Mary Carole Hammett, Agnes Moore, Harold Owens, Janice Owens, Has- kell Penland, Faye Price, Marcell Pruitt, Sylvia Teague, Bar- bara Thompson, Hattie Joyce Winn. Page Thirty-Five The Hobby Club's four maior Classical Cluh Ufiicers President ........ ........... R ICHARD DILLINGHAM Vice President ..... .......... J . D. TURNER Secretary-Treasurer . . ....... DONALD WEST Reporter ........ . . . JANICE HOWELL Sponsor .. ... MRS. BELCHER The members of the Classical Club, with one exception, are stu- dents from the Latin and the French classes. Songs, crass-word puzzles, skits, and stories in Latin and French make up the programs and afford fun for the members. Marie Bailey, Spurgeon Brian, Richard Dillingham, Lucy Gramling, Janice Howell, Bobby Jackson, Larry Mabry, Clyde Miller, Lynn Moore, Mae Moore, Sarah Pittman, Sandra Raines, Patsy Sloan, Jean Souther, J. D. Turner, Donald West. Hobby Club fields of interest are photography, hunting, fishing, and building mo- del airplanes. Each member seeks to develop skill and acquire ex- penience in his field, the primary goal being to make better use of leisure time. Ufiicers President ...... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer ... Reporter . . . Sponsor . . Page Thirty-Sir ., GWENDOLYN GAYLOR ........ JERRY GAINES . . PATSY BLACKWELL .... WAYNE HALL .. TEDDY CATHEY MR. BLACKWELL Larry Alversan, Ray Ballew, Anne Blackwell, Patsy Black- well, Robert Burton, Thomas Caldwell, Teddy Cathey, Kent Culbreth, Ryan Edwards, Marshall Fowler, Ralph Fowler, Jerry Gaines, Gwendolyn Gaylor, Charles Gray, Charles Green, Donald Hall, Wayne Hall, Carl Hammett, Elizabeth Hammett, Charles Henderson, Alfred Holden, Thomas Jack- son, Randall Johnson, James Massey, Norman Parsons, Shir- ley Pettus, Johnny Poteat, Carroll Ridings, Kenneth Rogers, Jimmy Shockley, Gary Stevens, Wayne Tinsley, Jackie Wilds. Future Teachers Club The Tom Mabry Future Teachers Club seeks to encourage young people to cultivate the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching, ta acquaint young people with the inspiring story of the schools, the part free schools have played in the develop- ment of our democratic way of life, the heroic pioneering associated with their establishment and expansion, and to provide young people with specific information about oppor- tunities in the various fields of education. lliticers President .. BESSIE MAE EDWARDS Secretary ., ..... GAILE KIRKLAND Sponsor . ............................... MRS. FOSTER Vonda Lee Cole, Bessie Mae Edwards, Gaile Kirkland, Jean Mabry, Shirley Petrus. International Relations Club The activities of the International Relations Club include discussion of problems, interpretation of cartoons and map symbols, and study of world personalities. Officers President .,....... ............... M ARTHA CANADAY Vice President ...... .......... S ARAH FOSTER Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . JIMMIE EVELYN MACK Reporter ....... . . ........ WAYNE CULP Sponsor . . . . MRS. MALONEY Kathryn Alverson, Mack Barton, Larry Brittain, Martha Canaday, Rosemary Clement, Wayne Culp, Bonnie Fain, Georgia Ford, Sarah Foster, Lamar Lehman, Jimmie Evelyn Mack, Joan Melton, Edward Pack, Stewart Taylor. Page Thirty-Setfen Bus Drivers Club The bus drivers are organized into a club to serve the school more efticientlyg to develop high standards of conduct in drivers and their passengers, to provide an outlet tor student Uiiicers President ....... ............... ...... J . L. GEDDIS Vice President .... .... P AUL CHAPMAN Secretary ...... CLYDE JOHNSON Treasurer . . . ...... RONALD ATKINS Reporter . .. .. TALMADGE SPLAWN Sponsor ....,........................., MR. SNELGROVE drivers' suggestions for the betterment of their job, and to pro- mote co-operation between drivers, students riding buses, their parents, and school, county, and state officials connected with school transportation. Ronald Atkins, Mack Barton, Burton Burnett, Teddy Cathey, Paul Chapman, Charles Clayton, Harold Clayton, Marvin Clayton, Waymon Collins, Hartwell Condrey, Buddy Culbreth, J. L. Geddis, Hugh Jackson, Ray Jackson, Clyde Johnson, Ray Johnson, Marvin Lowe, Billy Martin, James Maxwell, Wayne McAbee, Jackie Owens, James Owens, Gerald Reid, Raymond Robinson, Glenn Se.,le, Talmadg: Splawn, Stewart Taylor, Douglas Underwood, Kenneth Whitaker, Larry Wilson. Physical Education Club The purposes ot the physical education club are to develop good sportsmanship among the students, to build strong, healthy bodies, and to teach new and interesting games. lliiicers President ..... .................. H ASKELL PENLAND Vice President . . . ..... JOAN SLOAN Secretary ..... . . . GENE BARNETTE Treasurer .... . . DRUCILLA TROUT Reporter . . . . . . PATRICIA FARMER Advisor ...... .......................... M R, BURNETT Paul Alverson, Shelby Babb, Gene Barnette, Donald Belcher, Jessie Belcher, Shelby Jean Bishop, Patsy Blackwell, Barry Brooks, Page Thirty-Eight Don Callia, Teddy Cathey, Jackie Chatman, Billy Clayton, Harold Clayton, Marvin Clayton, Peggy Jean Clayton, Larry Cloyd, Ken- neth Compton, Bobby Cothran, Carole Dotherow, Mildred Ed- wards, Pat Fisher, Patricia Farmer, Ralph Fowler, Gwendolyn Gaylor, Lorine Geddis, Ben Gramling, Margaret Green, Donald Hall, Bates Harmon, Everett Henderson, Lewis Henderson, Douglas Henson, Alfred Holden, Bobby Jackson, Ray Jackson, Donnie Johnson, Randall Johnson, Ray Johnson, Melba Jolly, Edith Kim- mans, Billy Martin, Shirley Mason, James Massey, Peggy Mathis, Gary McAbee, Bessie Melton, Judy Newman, Harold Owens, Ray Pack, Haskell Penland, Kenneth Pike, Ted Powell, Mildred Prewette, Morcelle Pruitt, Eugene Ravan, Hollis Reid, Raymond Robinson, Linda Rollins, Frances Seay, Ruth Sellers, Myrtle Sherbert, Gene Sims, Joan Sloan, Willie Souther, Marie Suddeth, Wayne Tinsley, Drucilla Trout, Helen Trout, Lewis West. Panorama Club N The Panorama Club is composed of students interested in yearbook activities. The staff of Panorama is chosen from this club. The other members assist the staff in compiling the yearbook. President . . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . Sponsors Ufficers ...MRS. ....... LARRY SETTLE . . . .. DORIS MATHIS BARBARA THOMPSON . SHIRLEY ANN SITTON FOSTER, MRS. BELCHER Kathryn Alverson, Virginia Atkins, Margaret Ballenger, Imogene Bell, Mary Ruth Burrell, Johann Caldwell, Mildred Edwards, Mae Foster, Sarah Foster, Lorine Geddis, Elizabeth Hammett, Dean Hammett, Douglas Henson, Janice Howell, Sybil Johnson, Frances Keller, Lamar Lehman, Jean Mabry, Jimmie M-ack, Floyd Mahaffey, Doris Mathis, Martha Jane McAbee, Bessie Melton, Joe Moon, Frances Seay, Larry Settle, Doris Shipman, Shirley Sitton, Jean Souther, Barbara Thompson. Canteen Business Manager . . . . . RALPH JOHNSON Faculty Manager . . . . CHARLES BURNETT Page ThirtyANine Cafeteria ' MRS. ROEY GOWAN LUNCH TIME Supervisor MRS. RUTH BALLENGER Assisicnf Supervisor OLLIE HOLBERT, ROSA FERGERSON Building And Grounds RALPH JOHNSON Supervisor HANDY MAN Willie Page Forty Drivers Education Shop SAWING AND HAMMERING Pag F0 ty On ,lf Page Forty SEWING A STRAIGHT SEAM - Two SOUP'S ON! ATHLETICS Football Summaw District l Purple Panthers had an average season with five wins and five losses. The Panthers were spur- red on to victory with passes from Jae Fox to Gary Kirkland. Being voted the most valuable player on his team, Gary Kirkland received a Crutchfield trophy. Jimmy Crain and Gary Kirkland were named on the All-County team. All County LEWIS HENDERSON, Manager Gary Kirkland Jimmy Cram 1 Season s Record District One 25 .... ....... T ryan 7 31 .. S.C.S.D. 7 18 ,,,, District Two 0 6 ..... Clinton 27 0 .... . . . District Six 33 T3 . . . .... District Five 6 18 .... .... W oodrutf 0 6 ... ... District Three 14 T3 ....,......,....,.................... Welcome 25 0 .............,......................... Clover 33 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz Bobby Morton, Autry Dctherow, Samuel Cleveland, John Gramling, Preston Bell, Donald John- son, Donnie Carruth, Glenn Massey, Lewis Settle. SECOND ROW: J. L. Gedclis, John David Trout, Gary Kirk- land, Larry Settle, Jimmy Crain, J. D. Tucker, Dean Denton, Page Forty-Four Donald Clement, Tommy Cathey, Roy Johnson. THIRD ROW: Coach Smith, Coach Burnett, Jerry Gaines, Franklin Turner, Boyce Culbreth, Lawrence Morrow, Bobby Vaughn, Phillippe Stone, Jack Lynch, Fred Howard, Joe Fox, Dean Hammett, Coach Tinsley. PURPLE PANTHER FIRST STRlNG ,M 4x gs gf ' k ., 3 X .V,, . an ,. 5,353.9 1 2 YQ Q 'Rig W S 'ffils -gg, '1. , 514 ,am ,I i ,,, , .1 K . .I 23. I ,4 32 1 1222 fi? :X fi 'iff 1- P - 521 53 15 ,. .,,,..,3 .N jawn W, in ,- vying W -' I- M .- K ' - 'If Qs' pix? ...,.,. , , ........ .... . .. ... -'-- lk .. ....... X .ft .... ..,L.: ,,.:::: . H g f ---- ii 3, ,,.,,, t ,,A., ,',, .,.. 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E.. ..,,,.,2f, 'L ,.1,,. t 2 fi ,. ., , I Ii .Ii r I fi n .,,,,,,, , r,,,.,..-gs., r .. , ,. ,.,., .- - , vv',, ,,ff,a.,.k.,-s,...,g ,. 1.-,3 5..,.. .. .if- .5 .,,..,lf.,,.,,H-,E , -1: .-,,- -.,. . ... fa? r 5 Q gag j 3 as KI QQHR igiirsezi P 5,5 we 1 x ss 1 W 5 M digg rg QI? Q ,iff fix ' figs? tv M :sew 2 Ii, QI il 332' -it 'f Q Stfng 'mt PATRICIA FARMER JESSIE BELCHER Guard Guard CAROLE DOTHEROW JOAN SLOAN MILD Forward Forward Summaw The lasses chalked up a good record for Chapman's first year in Class A ball, winning 'I4 games and losing 8 in regular season play. In the District 'II tournament the girls defeated Cowpens 56 to 38, with Emily Pettus dropping in 36 points. After a victory over Woodruff the girls capped the Class A District Il title, with a 44 to 36 win over Fairforest. In the Upper State tournament Chap- man was defeated by Chester 46 to 36. Our own Emily Pettus made the All- County team we note with pride. Page Forty-Six I PATSY THOMPSON Guard RED PREWETTE Forward Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Girls' Baskethah Smmunk Recmd 40 . .. .. S.C.S.D. 'IO 37 ,, Pacolet 8 32 ... .. Roebuck 24 25 .... Union 26 31 .... Fairforest 42 38 .. Blue Ridge 40 5'l . . . .... Chesnee 24 28 . . . . . . Blue Ridge 34 48 .. . ...... Union 34 29 . . . .. District Five 30 35 ... . . Roebuck 47 45 .. . .. Cowpens 28 30 . . . .... Woodruff 35 32 .. . ........ S.C.S.D. 25 3'I .. Boiling Springs 26 24 . . . .... Fairforest 31 42 .. ..... Woodruff 40 58 .. ...... Chesnee 28 3'l . . . . . Boiling Springs I6 49 . . , ...... Cowpens 22 38 .. ...... Pacolet 'I9 5l ......................... District 5 26 COUNTY TOURNAMENT 56 .................,....... Cowpens 38 45 ...,.,........., . ....... Woodruff 35 44 ........................ Fairforest 36 UPPER STATE TOURNAMENT 36 .......................... Chester 46 District ll Girls' Coach of thie Year ' CHARLES BURNETT KNEELING Qlefl to rightl: Marie Suddeth, Ruth Sellars, Emily Pettus, Jean Clayton, Patsy Thompson, Betty Lou Thompson. STANDING: Manager Drucilla Trout, Bes- sie Melton, Mildred Prewette, Carole Doth- erow, Patricia Farmer, Imogene Bell, Jessie Belcher, Joan Sloan, Coach Burnett. Boys' Baskethah Smmunk Recnm Chapman 55 . . . Roebuck Chapman 5'l ,,,,, Union Chapman 57 . .. ........ Union Chapman 52 Chapman 58 ... ... Chapman 64 . . . . . Chapman 72 Blue Ridge Fai rfo rest . . . Pacolet Blue Ridge Chapman 63 . . . . . Chesnee Chapman 64 . . . ...... S.C.S.D. Chapman 46 . . . . . . Disirici Five Chapman 85 . .. ... Roebuck Chapman 49 . .. .. Cowpens Chapman 67 . .. ..... Woodruff Chapman 92 ....... S.C.S.D. Chapman 55 ... ... Boiling Springs Chapman 42 . . . ..... Fairforesf Chapman 57 . . . , , , Wggdruff Chapman 62 ,...... Chesnee Cl'0Pman 52 . .. ... Boiling Springs Chapman 74 ...... Cowpens Cl'IGpI'I1C!I1 . . . . , Pqcolef Chapman 53 . . . . .. Disfricf 5 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Chapman 67 ...4................ Boiling Springs Chapman54... FIRST ROW Cleft to righijz Wayne Wesi, Billy Jae Barneire, Gary Kirkland, Donald Clemeni, Lawrence Morrow, Jack Lynch, Kenneth Pike. SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, Bobby Cofhran, Roy Johnson, Jackie Owens, Phil- lippe Stone, Fred Howard, Hugh Jackson, Buddy Culbrefh, Manager Ray Johnson. Disirici 5 FHstStHng JACK LYNCH BILLY JOE BARNETTE DONALD CLEMENT Forward Forward Cenfer LAWRENCE MORROW GARY KIRKLAND Guard Guard Summaw The Purple Panthers had a rough sched- ule, winning 8 games and losing 'I4 in re- gular season play. Thrillers were wiih Roebuck and Fairforesf, both going into overiime periods. ln fhe Disfricf ll rournamenf, Chapman, afier edging our Boiling Springs, bowed io Disfricf 5 in ihe semi-finals. Page Forty-Seven Cheerleaders FuothaH Left to right: Corene Medley, Harolcl Clayton, Gail Horton, Amelia Brown, Boyce Fagan, Imogene Bell, Norma Jean Foster, Jack Clayton, Etlwelene Medley. BaskethaH Left to right: Janice Howell, Larry Hester, Jerry Matheson, J. D. Tucker, Gail Horton. Forty-Elgin FEATURES Homecoming Queen CJPOQIQ .NO KJQH CAROLE DOTHEROW Sponsor for J. D. TUCKER Runners-Up CAROLYN HOLDEN sponsor for TOMMY CATHEY FRANKIE JO BARNETTE SHIRLEY MASON GAIL HORTON PHYLLIS FLOYD NORMA JEAN FOSTE Sponsor for Sponsor for Sponsor for Sponsor for Sponsor for JACK LYNCH LARRY SETTLE DONALD CLEMENT JOE FOX LAWRENCE MORROV Page Fzfty Harvest Kings And Queens Junior High High School Grammar School SUE MAXWELL JOE FOX, BOBBIE JEAN PRICE JIMMY HIGH, MARY BROWN HARVEST BEAUTIES aibf-Sw DORIS BLACKWELL SHELBY BABB LINDA GAIL VARNER Page Fifty-One D. A. R. Good Citizen Urginia .f4fLin,5 jc Ifzffy-Two Miss Hi Miss yoiann czfozweff Talent Winners SENIOR - SPONSORED TALENT SHOW RACHEL COTHRAN, First Place JANIE LOU WINGO, Second Place FRED HOWARD, Third Place ARTHUR SMITH TALENT HUNT BETTY LYNN MOORE, Second Place HARVEY AND DORIS MATHIS Celebrities GAIL HORTON LORINE GEDDIS F. F. A. Sweeihearf Runner-Up for F. F. A. Sweetheart THOMAS BRANNON VIRGINIA ATKINS Chapman High School Winner in Runner-Up in I Speak for Democracy Contest I Speak for Democracy Confesf gc' Fifty-Four Senior Superlatives Mosf Bashful Besf All-Round ELIZABETH HAMMETT, RAY COLLINS JESSIE BELCHER, LAMAR LEHMAN Best Sporfs Wiffiesf CORENE MEDLEY, LARRY SETTLE ETHELENE MEDLEY, DONALD CLEMENT Friendliesf Mosf Popular VIRGINIA ATKINS, THOMAS BRANNON CAROLYN ELLIOTT, J. D. TUCKER Przgjr Fifty-Fi Quiefesi' Mosf Courfeous PATSY SLOAN, JIMMY HENDERSON FRANKIE JO BARNETTE, JACK LYNCH Most Dependable Cufesf JOHANN CALDWELL, CARL KYZER JOAN GREGORY, CHARLES CLAYTON Most Intelligent Noisiesf EMMA SUE GOWAN, BILLY JOE BARNETTE ELAINE BRUCE, BENNY JOE HAMMETT Page Fiffj'-Six Senior Most Afhletic Besf Looking PATRICIA FARMER, LAWRENCE MORROW MARTHA ANN HAMMETT, JOE FOX Mosf Mischievous Laziesf SHIRLEY MASON, GERALD REID THELMA JOHNSON, ROBERT HALL Most Likely io Succeed Biggest Flirfs DORIS BLACKWELL, J. D. TURNER JERRY MATHESON, GRADY HOLDEN Superlatives Page Fifiy-Sew Gross-Section Grandma Steps Out In the Land of Sunshine Swing Your Partner How Much Am I Bicl? Ott to Gator Bowl Mariners Royalties Before or after Hazel Struck? Poor Pony! Where Are Ya? Duet Hiking? The Musician Stately as a Queen Come and Get 'Em While They're Hot! Formal Ushers To School, Girls? What Do You See? A Flying Saucer No Peepin'!!! SCAOOK C95 tZ?0I I'l Soon after Spartanburg County was redivided in- to seven school districts, plans were begun for a District 1 High School to replace the then existing high schools, Campobello, Gramling, Holly Springs, Inman, and New Prospect. The superintendent, Mr. T. E. Mabry, and his board of able trustees accepted a twenty-two-acre tract of land donated by Inman Mills, of which the late Mr. James Alfred Chapman was founder. Construction on the building was started the sum- mer of 1953 by the T. C. Brittain Construction Co. of Decatur, Georgia, and completed at a cost of ap- proximately S500,000 in time for the opening of the 1954-1955 school session. Mr. Harold Woodward and associates were architects. The plant faces the Asheville Highway. The front consists of the administration wing, a classroom wing and library, and a spacious lobby. A modern gym- torium with six exits is centrally located. A wide hall connects the front of the building with the rear wing, housing the commercial department, science labora- tory, home economics department, cafeteria, band room, and one other class room. Rest rooms and a teachers' lounge are conveniently located in each wing. Two annexes with covered walkways house the agricultural department, projection room, one class room, shop, and canteen. Paved walks surround the building, and between the wings there is a court with a refreshing fountain. Parking space is provided in front of and behind the building. Chapman High School was formally dedicated to the memory of the late James Alfred Chapman and in honor of his family on December 13, 1954. Mr. Chapman's three children, James A. Chapman, Rob- ert H. Chapman, and Mrs. Laura Chapman Jackson, were platform guests. Other relatives sat in a group in the audience. Music for the dedication ceremony was furnished by the high school glee club under the direction of Mr. James McMakin. Taking part on the program were Mr. Mabry, Mr. John C. Bell, and Mr. T. D. Stilwell. Mr. Stilwell performed the formal dedication. Mrs. Paul Alverson sang Bless This House. Alma Mater Where fhe mounfains smile in grandeur 'Neath the azure sky, Reigns our cherished Alma Maier, Dear ol' Chapman High. Here her hearfs all dream of conquesfsg Onward lei us go! Guided by our Alma Maier, Triumph we shall know. Chorus: Alma Maier, Alma Maier, Joyfully we tell Of her glory and her honor, Dear ol' Chapman, hail! jig PML -E SX X X Q Q Compifevl X Dedication Scenes PLATFORM GUESTS AND GLEE CLUB .S ty Two HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY CFront Rowj AND OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE Ulm, AMW! hi Olfilf' l0LL ZZA f09efA , nf , f ' 'f , I fa A I+ f ff' , L 4-ff fkfljiq W ' 'if ,- U.- T f,,.Q! - I 'I-f,. r,4 ,,.flwL-Vqgf 4 .II I mv I f 'M . , , ,- K -' Jw. .-.ff ' ' I ,J N f A P , ' I V'--' J 'ffl 1 71 fx - f ,TI--.,,,?.-I I. R ' ,f W1 .,4. WM, Af: 4 ,L- gm Wg. , ' .f 5 .Ev 5 I , , . If .. 1,7 . . 5 .HW ,, , ' JI-, it ,K , , . .fl ,.- Mn., ., , . , A n . ,f ' f' fir' 1 2' :S-'-I w. -97 , ,f 7 M, ,, ,.- ... , . If I I, f V ... .44 V I , - f - 9 ,f . -A ..,.. - ,, ,, J w ' 1- , . 1 , v .E I - ' Q- ' , ' V , V, .- ' fn.- 4. - .1 . .Af Aj, i J., If JI4. I7 A k A Af ji K EV' fs: M I 'L if 'A ff! ff, A I 1 f , .1 f IP I fa If I , ,f If I . . 4 urns ,pm , J.. I lv..i,v' X ' gh 'lf M-'f-.fv,.-' J- I , , ,V , ' -1 I 1 V W ,..,A.L'--4. y , 5 fl ' ' - 4,f 'b if-a' X .-. 'ff Q' .-1 I f J I ' rf' I' '--ff -M --,... I J ' ff 4 - nf ' ' Lg. I 1 'b fl-'--I fl L-'-'iff-f'7'97f95 1 N ,1 - elif, A , . .,.,f'wiox 5 V. D , .. INMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA SINCE 1902 MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY TEXTILES A Good Place to Work Page Sixty-Four MMM' - f A A S' jf J! 6 JJ! If Yxvlffcagl ,V-D Q42 5 'U S! 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SON SAM COOPER GROCERY Furniture and a complete line of Lane Cedar Chests Amoco Gas and Oil and Samsonite Luggage General Merchandise INMAN, S. C. Route 2 Campobello, S. C Foster's Super Service Station ATKINS SERVICE STATION 'Washing - Greasing - Accesso Groceries and Feeds ries Route 2 Campobello, S. C. U. S.. Highway No. 'I76 Phone 258-J INMAN, S. C. CORRELL'S AUTO PARTS H B SWOFFORD Replacement Parts and Supplies- General Repairs Telephone 98 U. S. Highway 'I76 INMAN, S. C. Quality Groceries FINGERVILLE, S. C. CAMPBELL'S GROCERY Groceries - Feeds CAMPOBELLO, S. C. BURNS 8. RAGAN Texaco Service Station Washing - Greasing - Parts - O USED CARS CAMPOBELLO, S. C. il Changed l Page Seventy-Two EDWARDS BROS. NO. 'I Phone County-Greer 836-M4 R.F.D. 3, Inman, S. C. EDWARDS BROS. NO. 2 Phone County-Greer 838-JI R.F.D. 'I, Lyman, S. C. Start a saving account for your college education' at COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK LANDRUM BRANCH LANDIRUM, S. C. CARRUTH FURNITURE COMPANY LANDRUM, S. C. Quality Furniture- Better Prices Complete Home Furnishings Brownies Super Cleaners CLEMENT REFRIGERATION CO. Phone 135 Household and Commercial Appliances Brownies Flower Shop 19 Main Street Phone 225 P INMANEI S. C. INMAN, S. C. WILKINS 6' MCMILLIN LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING' MATERIAL Phone 53 INMAN, S. C. POWELLS FURNITURE STORE FINE FURNITURE Leonard Refrigerators and Electric Ranges I9 and 21 Mill Street INMAN, S. C. BAILES-COLLINS 8, CRAIN INMAN, s. c. PRINCE GROWERS SUPPLY CO. Inman, South Carolina Phone 51-J GOWAN'S SHOE SHOP We Repair Your Shoes INMAN, S. C. A. W. TINDALL Groceries and Feeds Phone 120 Mill Street InmGn, 5- C- MELROSE PARK Mountain Craft - Souvenirs - Gifts Sandwiches and Refreshments Between Tryon and Saluda, N. C. on Highway 176 P S Th ECONOMY CHEVROLET, INC. PHONE 133 -I .1 INMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA fi HLvl0'LEsl SALES-SERVICE Commuluty Cash MILLS FERTILIZER CO. Super arkets INMAN, S. C. LANDRUM, S. C. ROUTE 2 You save more when you shop af Community Cash CAMPOBELLOI S. C. I ED NEELY SUPPLY COMPANY 1-HE GREER DRUG CQ. BUILDING SUPPLIES Yard and Office Route No. 1, Inman, S. C. REXALL DRUGGISTS Phones 47 and 48 LITTLEFIELD'S APPLIANCE GREER, S. C- We Sell the besf and Service fhe rest. PHONE 5315 LANDRUM, S M. w. Bono FUNERAL CHAPEL C' If ,CANNPN 8' SONS Building Supplies and Feeds 419 East Main Street Dial 8126 SPARTANBURG, S. C. GAINES' SERVICE STATION 1Gas - Oil - Groceries - Feeds - Washing and Greasing Buy at the ESSO Sign Buy ai the ESSO Sign COWAN SUPER MARKET COWAN FARM SUPPLY Phone 68 or 335 Phone 246 We specialize in Fresh Dressed Poultry and Wesfern Meats Purina Chow-Philco Appliances TRYON, N. C. I Page Se t F CANADAY'S HARDWARE Quality Hardware RECTOR'S CLEANERS AN D LAU N DRY Mirro Aluminumware TRYON, N, C, Pyrex Complete cleaning and laundry Telephone 8-'I service for more than a quarter INMAN, S. C. of a century AVANT ELECTRIC COMPANY LANDRUM INSURANCE AGENCY TRYON, N. C. LANDRUM, S. C. , EDWARDS INSURANCE BALLENGER s AGENCY TRYON, N. C. H. T. Edwards T. W. Edwards GENERAL INSURANCE Visit us for your needs REAL ESTATE LOANS FURNITURE - CLOTHING - sHoEs Phone H94 I5 Mill Street Inman, S. C. BEASON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes - Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear FOX BARBER SHOP 17 Mill Street Inman, S. C. INMAN' S' C' THE SPECIALTY SHQP WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Ladies' and Children's Wear wmmlm Everything for the Automobile Nell Golightly Virginia Hall AiQQ,'fj pl Q. Box No. 378 INMAN, S. C. T' INMAN, S. C. F. D. MILLER AUTO SALES NEW and USED CARS Mill Street Phone I23 lnman, S. C. WOODWARD SALES COMPANY TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS P S F i W' murine comvwv R PRINTING Annuals of Distinction Uulvc GREENVILLE, sour:-L CAROLINA ART BINDINGK ' ix UTHUGRAPHINCS- if ENGRAVING 1 i T V W. 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