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

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JOHN MICHAEL WESSINGER DONNIE C. WICKER Who needs girls when there are Has a knack for making people cars? . . .loves to hunt. , . creative laugh. . .loves to have a good time writer. . . doesn 't like to study. . . . . .likes cars. . . never lets school Just let me live with my boots interfere with fun. . . a dependable on! . . Petty fan. friend. . .likeable and nice. . . capable. 611155 Of 1966 Mascots DONNA LOUISE HAILE Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I-I. QBobbyj Haile. ALBERT BRADLEY QBRADJ SHEALY Brad is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Shealy.

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COLIE EVANS SLICE, JR. Always working. . . neat and clean- cut. . . Air Force, here I come! . . . good disposition. . . capable. . . a kind word and a smile for everyone. DON TURNER Let's go to Columbia! . .loves cars. . . not a school fan. . . quiet and reserved. . . easy to get along with. . . not very talkative. MARGARET A NN SLICE SHERYL ELAINE SLICE If you want a job done, give it to Quiet. . . sweet. . . hard-worker. . . Margaret. . . well-known, . , heavy easy to get along with. . . sincere third finger. . . voices her opinion . . . kind and gentle. . . a good and . . . beautiful singing voice. . . friendly. 611155 of 1966 DAVID M. WALLACE Up in the clouds when Virginia is around. . . quiet. . . school is a lot of bother . . . easy-going. . . have car, will travel. capable student. BARBARA ANN WESSINGER Yank . . . well-liked by all. . . pleasing personality. . . natural talent for art. . . good-natured and sincere . . . cute. . . never found too far from Jimmy. . . popular with students.

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