Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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GUIDANCE Problem? Scholarship? Vocation? Schedule? In its new accommodations the guidance center is better qualified to advise students on matters of courses, orientation, careers, scholarships, and prob- lems. Each fall the guidance office sponsors College Day as a special service to junior and senior students and Career Day for seniors. Waiting for his next appointment, Mr. Malpass looks over the permanent record of the student. Mr. W. Clifton Malpa» Mra. Vendetta M. Nicholson Mr. Walker Williams PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Physical Education Mandatory for all Students The aim of physical education is to help the student grow physically, morally, socially, and spiritually, through physical activities and muscular exercises. Chapman offers a variety of sports and activities so that almost every student is able to participate in the athletic program. Sportsmanship and a wholesome competitive spirit are de- veloped through participation in sports. Physical Education girls develop muscle coordination through playing basketball.

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Social Studies—Better Leaders of Tomorrow The many courses available in our Social Studies Department help a student understand national and world conditions of today and yesterday. They also teach the duties of all citizens, the way the country is run, and the way laws are made and carried out. Chapman students will always carry with them a keen interest in the affairs of the world. Psychology! Mr. Hammock uses it on his students. Mra. Brand C. Mr». Ad» L. Brown Anthony Economics nd L w U. S. History Mrs. Anthony, one of our new teachers, instructs her class in U. S. History. “Study hard, students!” Mr . Helen H. Costner World History Mr. lieour J. Htmmork Subfreshman History Civics Psychology Mrs. Marjorie H. Maloney U. S. History Government Mr. Morrow, substituting for Mrs. Maloney, discusses a dif ficult passage with students. 19

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Mr. Gay E. Mr. John R. Mr. H. B. Blackwell Cothran Daria Agriculture Distributive Agriculture Education Mr. James R. Johnson Distributive Education VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Preparing for a Career? Students preparing for a career immediately after graduation are offered courses in Distributive Educa- tion and Agriculture. Distributive Education includes training in retail, wholesale, and service occupations. Agriculture gives a young man a basic foundation in farming such as poultry, crops, shop work in wood and metal, and farm mechanics. Boys taking: shop learn to use the electric table saw. Donnie and Jerry practice techniques of good salesmanship. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Builds Solid Foundation for Success in Business. In the Business Education Department, students learn the various techniques of office procedure. Through a study of business English, shorthand, typewriting, book- keeping, economics, business law, and business mathe- matics students are well prepared to enter the business world. Business Education graduates of Chapman High School have displayed excellent capabilities. Mrs. Brown helps future secretaries with their individual typing problems.