Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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youll, Lewis Waters, Dale Jones, Mr. Corder, Lorraine Bishop, Carolyn Ramsey, and Danny Lamb have the thrill of trying on rings. HOWARD GRAY Time heals what reason cannot. MARY ELIZABETH GREENE To be loved is all I need, and whom I love, I love indeed. n RICHARD LESLEY GRAY A mighty pain to love it is, And 'tis a pain that pain to miss, But of ail pains, the greatest pam ls to love, but love in vain. Levi- Z' HH of , gg, 33,4 CAROLYN MARIE GREGORY When wealth is lost, noth- ing is lost, When health is lost, something is lost, When character is lost, all is lost. lieu vb-f its-:V 1-N thu--w LARRY LEE GWINN Count the days last Whose low descending sun Views from thy hand Na worthy action done. BILLY HAMMETT Grieve not the past, it is gone. Improve the pres- ent, it is thine. Dread not the future, leave it to God. gf N 41351-' ' ,X we ....., gx I l- 6-g, fr ' Q 5 9-vu-N ,relfQff'. 'l'f'si,vs 6 ,?fc.?I?'f I c 1 h,,.,.. , 4 rx- . , Q 9-dn.. , Q 11' -Uk. f rc. 'I' v it ie- by I if i I :sf JOE DEAN FOWLER From .the errors of others, a wise man corrects his own, FAY JEAN GAINES Self-reverence, seIf-know- ledge, self-control-These three alone lead life to sovereign power. RAY DEAN GAINES Endurance is the crowning quality, and patience all the passion of great hearts. H JOHN THOMAS GRAMLING ll He who has a thousand friends has not 0 friend to spare. 1, SENIOR CLASS SHIRLEY ANNETTE HAYES Da not say anything about others that you would not have them soy about PAUL HIBBARD lf I should not be learning naw, when should I be? RICHARD WAYNE HIPP The greatest fault a man can have is to think he hasn't any. MARY MARGARET HUNTSINGER Don't worry so much about the past, it's the future that counts. Qc L'Swpfn1 N il, '2 in-- lillyqggf-N-. A 137 IS 'Fl'

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an-Ni 3 49- y E rl ,,A, 1 64 im, Q. A . fir 1 fn BQ? 1 'iv - 'Z ' l ' BARBARA ANNE COOK A wlnntng srntle has a wlnnung way. MABLE SLE CULEFETI-l -6? 11-N- we ii VICKI ANN CULBRETH To be of use ln the world ls the only way to he nODDy JLDITH ANN DAUGHERTY f . 'wt A v fi n I' . -arous- lr li A1 fr- , tes'- ZZ BETTY MARIE DEMPSEY God ls our refuge and strength, a very present help tn trouble. Q.. + WX A H !-5 fy gf 3,1315 I , I ? pw-5 W A N 1111 9- V ,f Tye- 'X Q A I 1:5 .. L LIZZIE LEE EASLER To love and be layed IS the greatest happuness of ewnstertcef' WALTER AIPTRY JOHN DEAN EDWARDS, JR. DOTHEROW Il True fVlG ldSl1tD ts lke Nothlng can make a neon The future ls a hope, pre- sfwlmd health, tlee xafae truly great but tverng For friends, we know, rnust pare for thus hope at of lt ls seldom known tm- traly good and partaklng part youth, tll lt ls lost' of Gods hollness : F .I E 5 E LEADERS ALVA JAMES FYLNN Always cheerful, never sad, sernetlmes naughty, Cot never bad. AMANDA LOUISE FORRESTER When all IS sold and done, we usually wush we had done more and sand less in-L.....,...A 'Q' y N STEPHEN FOSTER Don't let studying unterfere wlth your educatuonf' SYLVIA JEAN FOSTER 'Fame has only the span of a day, they say. But to lxve In the hearts of the people 7 that us worth something Ngrvxxy 2 rmwwiw ff' if' 9.f,.,?4i ' 5 91 :gy 'll' Ns. .1 115 by Qt - f'l.,, I MARGARET PAYE EMORY 'A friend ID work, nn ploy, ln sorrow, the same yes- terday, today and tomor- row. MARGAPET ELLEN FLEMING 'All thnngs work together for good to them that love God. Left to right: Norma Jean Bagwell, Autry Dotherow, Shirley Boone, Ray Gaines, John Gramling, Sue Maxwell, Donnan Lawson, Hugh Steadman Joe Belcher.

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A-fix' lyk '55 iii df' ,an is-4-6 sing LLM Jw Qing .,., Ill. . We , 'Y hig h' my 'Ki n 4, ,jfiil BOBBIE LOU JACKSON 'Do a good deed every day, even if you ha-fc to leave someone alone. JOYCE MARIE JACKSON 'For when the one Great Scorer comes to rrark against your name, He writes not what you won or lost but how you play- ed the game. OF 1959 To get happiness for your- self, give happiness to others. SUE ELLEN MAXWELL 'Without love and laughter, there is no happiness. Jil. .., N EP' li X. 4 ANN JOHNSON The greatest evil is to meddle in other peoale's business. WlLLlAM CAROL JOHNSON A little seriousness is a dangerous thing. Too much is absolutely fatal. LARRY McDOWELL Take everybody's advice and do as you please. RONNIE MCMILLIN Think only of the best, work only for the best and expect only the best. 'Wi- 3 i - 5 , f. ., Qrvx any xy Q, YSL R., 4 I 533 A A F 9-22:32 QT' Eh 4. 5 1 4 ' A. MIRIAM DALE JONES Humility is the solid foun- dation of all virtues. JOSEPH DANIEL LAMB He that speaks, saws, he that listens, reaps. .4-sf Q-J ALAN LANCE A gem cannot be polisncd without friction, nor man perfected without adver- sity. KENNETH DONNAN LAWSON l press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. LINDA RUTH LOVELACE lf you would get Iife's best, see to it that life gets your best. HOWARD GLENN MASSEY Live fast, love hard, die young. Officers and sponsors plan senior activities for the year. ' ififm. . ,rf ,R V a. are '