Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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s ajemor GA ass HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Jimmy Caldwell .................................. 12-D Eileen Thomas .................................. 12-B Elizabeth Stephens .............................. 12-C Dianne Spencer .................................. 12-A SPONSORS Mrs. Culbreth, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. Austell PRESIDENT Peggy Fulbright CLASS OFFICERS Gary Blackwell ..................... Vice-president Nancy Bruce ............................. Secretary Peggy Fulbright ......................... President Bill Steadman ........................... Treasurer Camille Burton ........................... Reporter 24

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VIRGINIA ALLGOOD “Whatsoever things «re true . . . honest . . . Just . . . pure . . . lovely ... of rood re- port. If there be any vlrture. and If there be any praise, think on these thing».'’ KENNETH WAYNE ANDERSON Courage is not the absence of fear- but the conquest of it.” DORIS ELAINE BALLENGER Happiness is like a kiss; unless shared with others. it s useless. 5 ejen ors JANICE MARIE BALLENGER ‘Today well lived makes every yestreday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope and love.” FREIDA ELAINE BASS It is better to be little and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. MARTHA JOSEPHINE BASS “Put all your troubles in the bottom of your heart; sit on the lid and smile. NORMAN RAY BELCHER As we are. so we do; and as we do, so is it done to us.” CHARLES MICHAEL BELL Life is like music: it must be composed by ear. feeling, and instinct—not by rule.” IRMA LEAR BIBER Thus the year draws to a close while memories linger as does an enveloping mist, and I reach out to begin anew wherever the paths might lead. JOHNNY BRENT CHUCK” BISHOP Gratitude is riches, complaint is poverty, and the worst I ever had was wonderful. JUDITH ANN BISHOP Life is full of laughter but laughter never ends; give me instead, forever, the friendship of my friends. LARRY RANDALL BISHOP When a man is no longer anxious to do bet- ter than well, he is done for.” 25