Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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.1 r JIMMY ALAN SHOCKLIEY Eat, drink, and be fat. DELORES GREGORY SHOCK 'l'a be loved is all I need. ll'liom 1 love 1 love indeed. PATRICIA ANN SKINNER Two friends will not be friends long if they fan't forgive each atl1er's little failings. NANNIE SKIPPER 'Be silent or say something better than sileneef' GARY VVAYNE STEPHENS lfl hal is quickly done is quiekly undone. LARRY EUGENE STEPHENS Chararler is what you are in llle dark. ETHEL TEAGUE 'Keep your face up toward the sunshine and the shadow will fall behind you. - MARY HELEN TROUT 'Happiness is like a lcissj unless shared with others, it's useless. ANNE TURPIN Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. LINDA GAIL VARNER Know all you say, and don't say all you know. LEAH ILONE VASSEY 'No matter how good we are, when we stop getting better, we stop being good. LORETTA VAUGHN Life itself tmifl yi'1.'e you joy linless you really will it: Life just gives you time of spaeej Il's up to you to jill it. JAMES DENNIE WALDROP Tall and friendly, gentle and sweet. BRENDA WEST The world looks brighter from behind fl- smile. JAMES LEVVIS WEST Life is lwut a grindslone, and whether it grinds 0 man- dozen or lvolzslies him up defends on the slut? he is made of. TH E SENIOR CLASS

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l get your lrcarfs flrsirfg' ihc ollwr is fo gr! it. lf l'm. not nvar flu' one l low, I love the one HSNIIII' and llzc world .vnlilrs with yang fry you 5nvrrss is never final and failure nrvcr fatal. Sn1ilr and flu' world smilvs ivilh yang fry and BARBARA ANN PRICE 'Timm' ara Iwo lrag4'dir's in lifr. Ona is not ia JERRY K. PRINCE Ullafvpy mn I! Ifrmn ran' l'n1 Irvs! HAIIJ' arvn'l tlwy all vunfmtrd likr mr. SANDRA RAINES l.a7,fv is only flmtlrrg lfrirnds arc all Ilia! n1afh'r. IiI.IZABE'I'H JUANITA REID 'UI' must laugh Izrfarv we rm' llafvlvy for ffm' wr div Ivrfarr 'wa' laugh al all. MARVIN REID lI'o1'k and wail. MYRA FRANCES REID Lii'r and lrf li:'v. ELIZABETH RHYMER .-llzvays laughing, xrvwr sadg b'l7Hl1'lilllC.Y naughty, but nv'z'rr bad. JUNIOR RHYMER Lire fast, lore hard, dir: young. DOROTHY RIDINGS .-1 nwrry lwarl makeflz a rlzcvrfnl countcnanff-. KENNETH BROCKMAN ROGERS l'm ncarf' LINDA MARIE ROLLINS To ln' ar not lo bv, Ilml is llw qucslionf' M YRTIS SAVVYER fry alarm SARAH SEAY Life is full of llIHfllllt'l', Bu! Iauglzlcr even endsg Gin' mr inslma' forrwr The frimrdsllilv of my fric'nds. Bl ARY LOUISE SETTLE 11's cunragc flzal ronnlsf' JULIA ANN SHELTON you fry alunvf' THE SENIOR CLASS

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A big event in the life of seniors - the senior play. Scene from Out of This XVorld, presented in November and directed by Mrs. Burke, speech instructor. Reading left to right - Louise Bishop, Martha Canaclay, Jackie Cudcl, Ryon Edwards, Ann Turpin, John Maybry, Barbara Brownlee, Dennie XValclrop, Anne Blackwell, Charles Gray, Gwen Gaylor, Mary Settle. MAUDINE VVEST Life is but a mirror, Reflecting -what you do J And if you face it smiling, I t smiles right balk at you. JACKIE NVILDS 1958 MARGIE WORKMAN Thc narnc of a friend is common, but faith in friendship H is rare. RUTH WYATT 1 exceeds the Laugh and thc 'world laughs with you,' zvceff and you Tall: is thrall llrrausc the supply alwa demand. ' JANIE LOU WINGO Hitch your wagon, to a star. wecp alone. HYDRICK DEAN ZIMMERMAN, JR. Bc sure you are rightg thcn go al1z'ad. NOT PICTURED THERON BARTON My dear sir, talec any road,' you mn't ga aniiss. The 'whole stafc is one vast insane asylum. SAMUEL DAVID BRADLEY Thr brst 'way to vnahe friends is to be a friend yoursrlff' JACKIE CUDD As lang as your ransrirnrv is your friend, ncwr mind about your enemies. JOHNNY HYDER Ta find out a yirl's faults, praise hm' ta her girl frirndsf' NATHAN CARROLL RIDINGS Don't lct svhval intcrfcre with your education. 25