Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Darkness captures the beauty of Chapman's courtyard. We are able to learn and, through learning, become masters of our lives. Juniors must study more to reach that long awaited senior year. 9

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Chapman includes experiences to direct the students in developing a sound scale of values and concepts of truth, honor, and intelligent concern for God and others. This educational pro- cess is student centered. Guided by the administration and teachers, students learn to accept responsibility and to live up to the goals set forth by Chapman High School. Students apply their knowledge of various subjects during an achievement test. Chapman students find themselves accepting victory through competition, yet defeat with a smile. General Science Club members watch as they successfully launch a rocket during one of their club meetings. We cherish our years here, for in building Chapman High, we have built ourselves.

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Dedication JKr. Ii). () ifJ D ICafpass Whether in the classroom, on the basketball court, or in the office, Mr. Cliff Malpass works for the good of the individual student. He is never too tired or in too great a hurry to stop and, with understanding and a sense of humor, to talk with a student. He is a man who lives his beliefs; to him we say, ’’Thank you, Mr. Malpass, for your guidance, your example, and your faith in the students of Chapman High School.” To Mr. W. Cliff Maspass, a man who believes in a straight answer and hard work, we dedicate the 1966 PANORAMA.