Chapin High School - Eagles Nest Yearbook (Chapin, SC)

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tht' Piorzwr fflff The Pioneer is published each month by the staff who strive diligently to include all school activities and viewpoints in the publication. Each issue contains within its pages student originated arti- cles, features, sports, editorials, news items, and personals, Each student anxiously awaits each issue which is a printed 1. account of school life at Chapin. Faculty Advisor Junior Editor Charlsie Doolittle Linda McDaniel 'i 5 e ,kms : Qi, a r ones , , sea- .. 1: - far-W . . .. .. -- - Q with X511-W .. ri E 1 rr .. -is ,A 1 fs .r- at 1, 'tiers :sift :Tail irursieigf ap - 5- t 2ifzrf 1: smfszut f- f- sf: .:r..::.s.' ,wer-:sz QQ ik ::'5'?i: sQQ2E.f:fL': :.E :gif 5i5??s:5?L2fiT Assess? 1 -fr... ssrsfstfssr-V su, qv : rfwsafsi' 1:42, :sr -It mrusggzi 575 -2 . ,oe 3- 4, g,,,,.,,5szrr New .f . sisssgzsvsszs ,, femme -, 4 Q xsvsszgti f v ?zS3?:?5H-5 as Assistant Editor News Editor News Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Sue Chapman John Wesley Derrick Alice Shealy Nancy Shealy Johnny Wessinger l s Personal Editgr Personal Editor Feature Editor Editorial Editor Editorial Editor Mary Nell Rauch Lucy Mae Amick Linda Bickley June Boland Richard Lindler

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fudsuf Gmfernmcrzf The Chapin Student Council serves Chapin School with the best interests of the students and school as the central purpose. They work directly with the faculty for the bet- terment of the school and its students. There have been many worthwhile projects planned and carried out by the Council for the improvement of the school and the benefit of the students. The Council is composed of the President, the Vice- President, the Secretary, the Treasurer, elected by the entire student body and the class representatives elected by their respective classes. It is a good example of stu- dent government for the benefit of all. C. W. HENDRICKS, STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Student Zouucil SEATED, Left to Right: Paula Eargle, George Branham, Gene Addy, twelfth grade representativesg Jimmy Deaton, Treasurerg C. W. Hendricks, Presidentg Jimmy Shealy, Secretaryg Randy Frick, Vice-Presidentg Benny Counts, Richard Lindler, Rosemary Chapman, eleventh grade representatives. STANDING: Gale Shealy, Glenn Addy, ninth grade representativesg J. H. Williams, Mary R. Stockman, J. B. Addy, Advisorsg Kendall Haltiwanger, Joan Epting, tenth grade representativesg Lynn Shealy, eighth grade representativeg Sandra Shealy, seventh grade representative. A

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62 ,Math 61116 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Laura Monts, Ruth Derrick, Mary Nell Koon, Paula Eargle, Diann Derrick, Susan Keat- ing, Melvin Erick, Al Koon. SECOND ROW: Onedia Blackmon, Linda McDaniel, Gale Shealy, Patricia Derrick, Donnie Wicker, Jimmy Deaton, John Shealy, Glenn Addy. THIRD ROW: Eileen Dasher, Rebecca Zeigler, June Boland, Rosemary Chapman, Richard Fulmer, George Branham, Pete Hendricks, Brady Amick. FOURTH ROW: Kendall Haltiwanger, Benny Hallman, Roger Patton, Richard Lindler, Donnie Slice, Marion Frick, Jimmy Shealy, C. W. Hendricks. CAbsent--Linda Bickleyj The C2 Math Club is made up of high school students who have met the mathematical standards required for membership. The Mathematics Depart- ment provides clear and precise thinking through the analysis of mathematical problems. This training is invaluable in our world which so evidently needs clear thinking. Each year since 1963, a Math Award has been made to the senior student having the highest average in college preparatory mathematics over the four- year high school period. Award Recipients are-- JAMES T. WICKER 1963 1964 1965 Advisor Carrie Slice Jerry Addy Linda Meetze