Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)
- Class of 1972
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FOREWORD We, the staff of the 1972 Panorama, present this, our book, to the student body of Chapman High School. We hope that it will help each student to recapture moments of the past year and hold them fondly within their memories. For it is because of each individual student that the book became a reality instead of a train of thought. We have tried to mold the Panorama into a book that every student of Chapman could be proud of. For our ideas and memories of Chapman are the small things such as being last in the lunch line and late for class. These things form the comradeship we have, the jovial ones and the cross ones, the sociable and the withdrawn, all joined together in a united effort. Different through our natures, we meet for a common purpose, share common problems and pursue common goals. The strange and wonderful bond of a job to be done together makes us kin. We are not “one big happy family yet a family, nonetheless. We rejoice like a family, squabble like a family, have little feuds and alliances like a family. We try to help each other, and are genuinely concerned about each other. There is an affection between us that only people who learn together can understand. And sometimes when the day is over and we are parting to go our separate ways, wonder fills us at all these people we have come to know and love through our education. They have added something priceless to our lives. So as we turn “our book over to you. realizing that it is no longer ours but yours, we hope that you will accept it with the respect and understanding which molded it into the 1972 Panorama. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration........................6 Features ............................16 Sports ..............................36 Activities ..........................68 Classes..............................90 Advertisements .160 DEDICATION Fur all the limes she has postponed her work to listen to a problem, for the many phrases of comfort she has offered, for her tireless humor which always manages to leave one with a smile, for her ability of always being able to conquer crisis no matter how severe, for her gift of know ing just the right thing to say at just the right time, for her amazing talent of being in two places at once, for her willingnevs to take on just one more job disregarding the hours of work already before her, for her congenial personality which brightens up one's day by simply passing her in the halls, for all these things and many more we the Senior Class dedicate the 1972 Panorama to Mrs. Linda I). Raines; a small token of recognition for many years of unselfish friendship. t 3 m (fi ReAch Out ! vJith e-veP-Y n WboR cRy There w )5 a inni'hG-, There WA s Q . ThereWAs Life. I WA5 here. X w )s Reach out foR coAipAss Reac i out foR secuR’ y . Reach out fOR . youR l,0- With evety chiLd' f fiSt I here WAS A WROAG-. TheRiWas A teAR. , . . ThERe was a m sunaeRsTAhdinGr did I Jo? Why did you iftIK to ne like fM? I didnt ur de stAnd Reach out toR foRj V«n«ss. Reach out foR Reach out foR sel-f. W'theveRy six ye An At school Thene WAs A teAcheR. TheRe WAs A £ooK. T he-Re.was a WhAt is ARePoift CARcf? SA°d thAi We.CAN'f RUA UP And doWATAe hALLS. WAY? I cAR eveh WR te ,y AlAaie., cou nt TO 1 AN d SAY wyA,B,Cs(., sc 1001. ReAch out -fon -PmendshfP ReAch out foR IrtsPonaTbilift Re A ch out fop Knowledge J(fh eveny Ai h School. diplomA MCeixil TheRe ?s S Tiof c.t on. ThtRi 's hoPe- ThiM is opp'XW’Ji VhAt Will I do JoRLd is Josr ahefld hAPPened SO quick, . Rtfich out foR d Mwffoh. Ruftch out fo« idertfity. Re ich out toR fuTu«e. with every ciyf og brtAth of Air Thene w iube Them witc be Love Them will he (rod- i Ach out! Faculty... . Educators should be chosen not merely for their special qualifications, but more for their personality and their character, because we teach more by what we are than by what we teach.” 6 William James Durant In Memoriam Mrs. Helen T. Bruce Mrs. Bruce, was a legend in the halls of Chapman High School. In watching her teach, the close observer soon discovered that her task was not to implant facts but to place the subject to be learned in front of the learner and, through sympathy, emotion, imagination, and patience, to awaken in the learner the restless drive for answers and insights which enlarged the personal life and gave it meaning. 8 Administration H. E. Hipp Superintendent First row: Albert Jackson, John Tinsley, John Austin, Cliff Walden, and Toy Hyder. Second row: Arthur Wingo, Dr. David Stokes, Marion Gramling, Thomas Haynes Morrow, Frank Bird, and Jack Stone. 9 Glenn Miller Principal Stanley Walkowicz Assistant Principal Frank Smith Assistant Principal Vendetta M. Nicholson Guidance Counselor Linda D. Raines School Secretary Sandra Blackwell Secretary Mr. Jesse Hegler Presbyterian College: B.A. Mrs. Jeannette F. Fehr Furman University: B.S. Miss Nancy Smith Bob Jones University : B.S. Miss Jean Strickland Winthrop College: B.A. Music Harrison W. Elliott University of Kentucky: B.A. University of Miami Miss Peggy Garrett Bob Jones University: B.S. Mr. Robert Lunn South Carolina State College: B.A. i Social Studies Mr. Ronald Wilson Wofford: B.A. Mr. Doug Skelley University of South Carolina: B.A., American University: M.A. Mr. Gene Stallard Carson-Newman: B.A. Mr. James Foster Paine College: A.B. Howard University: L.L.B. University of South Carolina South Carolina State College Mr. Fred Morgan Limestone College: B.A. Physical Education Miss Marian Brewer 12 Mr. Curtis Powell Winthrop College: B.S. Wofford College: B.A. Languages Mr. John Hart Wofford College University of South Carolina East Carolina Mr. Donald Denton Clemson University: B.S. Mrs. Lillian Edwards Limestone College: B.A. Mathematics 13 Mr. Peter Miller Limestone College: B.S. Business Education wiuuj nan Mrs. Mary Wingo Winthrop College: B.S. Mr. Donald Burton Newberry College: B.S. Science Mr. Michael Bradey Wofford College: B.A. Mr. Johnny Perry South Carolina State College: B.S. Mr. Harold Yeager Camegie-Mellon University: B.A. M.A.; Meiaria University, University of Rochester Mrs. Peggy Hamrick Berea College: B.S. Mrs. Lillie Gement Nebraska Business Institute of Lincoln Home Economics Mrs. Elizabeth Culbreth Winthrop College: B.S. Mrs. Helen Edwards Winthrop College: B.S. Janitors Agriculture Mr. G.C. Jolley Clemson: B.S. Mrs. Louis Roland Mrs. Lawrence Hall North Greenville Junior College; Winthrop College: B.S., University of South Carolina; Furman University; Appalachian State Teachers College v Features... ... Beauty is its own excuse for being. Ralph Waldo Emerson t 17 1971 HOMECOMING QUEEN Gwen Poe 1971 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND SPONSOR Gwen Poe sponsored by Jerry Steadman 1971 MAID OF HONOR Pam Wimberly sponsored by Wofford O’Sullivan Carolyn Burrell sponsored by Reggie Foster Nancy Alverson sponsored by Danny Hyleman Wanda Burrell sponsored by Ricky Erskine 28 Bobbie Fleming sponsored by Eddie Price Iris Greene sponsored by Mike Elliott Pam Miller sponsored by Vance Greene Carolyn Pack sponsored by Ray Cooper 29 Diane Waters sponsored by Chuck Bohon Kay Wilds sponsored by Ricky Tucker Jayne Wilkins sponsored by Johnny Greenway Pam Wimberly sponsored by Wofford O’Sullivan 30 Ann Woodfin sponsored by Ricky Howell 1972 MISS PANORAMA CONTESTANTS Left to Right: Kay Wilds, Lizzie Staggs, Boyne Wyse, Portia Johnson, Rhonda Kelley. Wanda Burrell, LaVeme Jackson, Denise Jackson. Christi Rogers, Patsy Alexander, Emily Barnette. “LITTLE” TITLE HOLDERS MISS PANORAMA Miss Congeniality: Lizzie Staggs, 2nd Runner-up: Emily Barnette, Miss Panorama: Kay Wilds, Jenny Cochran 1st Runner-up: Rhonda Kelley. 1971 Junior Marshals First Row: Ellen Moore, Angella Bishop, Willa Copeland. Debra Kimmons, Carolyn Pack. Mary Metcalf, Bobbie Fleming Second Row: Carolyn Burrell, Cathy Watkins, Joan Fowler. Karen Wilson, Vicki Hembree. Cindy Hart, Juanita Miller. Third Row: Carl Berry. Eddie Price, Vance Greene. Craig Collins. Wofford O'Sullivan, Reggie Foster, Tommy Mason, Roger Goodwin. Not Pictured: Jamie Skinner. Head Marshals Janice Collins and Boyne Wyse Good School Citizens Tommy Nicholson and Willa Copeland Ann Woodfin and Rene Wolf Mark Rollins and Phillip Underwood 1972 B. C. Homemaker Janice Collins 1972 King Teen Wofford O’Sullivan Sports... ... Out of the strain of the doing, into the peace of the done. 36 Julia Woodruff First row: (seated) Reggie Foster, Danny Hyleman, Mike Elliott, Vance Greene, Eddie Price, Wofford O'Sullivan, Ray Cooper, Ricky Howell, Jerry Steadman, Chuck Bohon. Second row: (kneeling) Ricky Erskine, Bruce Whellon, Mark Rollins, Roger Brock, Roger Mooney, Don Landrum, David Hawkins, Roger Thompson, Johnny Greenway, Ricky Tucker. Third row: (standing) Coach Curtis Powell, Coach Don Burton, Coach Tommy Pack, Derrell Dollar, Marshall Roper, Ken Belue, Reggie Gosnell, Carr Hightower, Joey Sloan, Warren O'Sullivan, Coach Ronnie Wilson. 1971 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Chapman 0 Byrnes 25 Chapman 6 South side 28 Chapman 14 Belt-Hona-Path 34 Chapman 7 Pacolet 0 Chapman 3 York 27 Chapman 6 Clover 18 Chapman 0 Woodruff 14 Chapman 21 Eastside 8 Chapman 27 Boiling Springs 13 Chapman 35 Cowpens 8 FOOTBALL Coaches Curtis Powell, Head Coach Don Burton Don Denton Tommy Pack Gene Stallard Ronnie Wilson 1971 SENIOR Chuck Bohon Center Ray Cooper Tackle Mike Elliott Half Back 40 Ricky Erskine Tackle PLAYERS Reggie Foster Offensive End Vance Greene Guard Johnny Greenway Tackle 41 Ricky Howell Full Back Danny Hyleman Tackle Wofford O'Sullivan Guard Eddie Price Quarter Back Seated: Freddie Brown, Randy Jones, Allan Godfrey, Jimmy Fagan, Ricky Reynolds. Sammy Trout, Lee Fuentes, Clyde Foster, Ken Turner, Kenneth Black. Standing: Wesley Hill; Manager, Gary McCutcheon, Grady Henderson, Eddie Johnson, Lucius Mabry, Terry Barnwell. J.V. FOOTBALL Kneeling: Mike Page, Steve Lake, Ricky Dixon, Joe Everhart, Wendell Bruce, Jerry Laumes, Glenn Cothran, Mark Fowler, Bud Berry. Lynn Price. Standing: Gerald Teague, Charlie Fuentes, Ricky Brannon, Danny Smith, Tommy Jordan, David Poe, Tony Burns, Craig Ballue, Kenny Duncan, Tim Coats, Tim Stewart. Billy Fain, Kenny Morris; Manager. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 46 1971 VARSITY Carolyn Pack - Co-Captain Senior Bobbie Fleming Senior Portia Johnson Pam Jane Co.eman Senior Sem°r Junior • ♦ CHEERLEADERS Patsy Alexander Pam Miller Junior Junior Blanche Gramling Sophomore Nita Goodwin Sophomore _ Left Row: Carolyn Pack, Bobbie Fleming, Portia Johnson. Pam Miller. Right Row: Jane Coleman. Blanch Gramling. Nita Goodwin, Pam Wimberly, Not Pictured Patsy Alexander. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Derrell Dollar, Joe Sloan, Ricky Howell, Don Landrum, Mike EUiott, Eddie Price Standing: Bruce Wheelon, Lewis Jennings, Reggie Gosnell Anthony Mabry, David Hawkins, Roger Money. “ ’ 1971-72 Boys Basketball Boy’s Scores Chapman 64 Tryon 61 Chapman 55 Cowpens 39 Chapman 75 Gray Court Owens 34 Chapman 52 Cowpens 44 Chapman 42 Clover 58 Chapman 79 Gray Court Owens 49 Chapman 70 Lockhart 44 Chapman 46 Laurens 30 Chapman 50 Boiling Springs 52 Chapman 47 Boiling Springs 45 Chapman 46 Eastside 50 Chapman 63 Tryon 54 Chapman 64 Woodruff 56 Chapman 44 York 65 Chapman 60 Southside 63 Chapman 57 Boiling Springs 58 Chapman 74 Eastside 54 Chapman 81 Clover 41 Chapman 62 Woodruff 43 Chapman 59 York 72 Chapman 53 Southside 48 Chapman 65 Clover 47 Chapman 50 York 77 Coach Gene Stallard Bruce Wheelon Joe Sloan Reggie Gosnell Anthony Mabry First Row: Beverly Macomson. Margaret Baltcnger, Kathy Fowler. Second Row: Brenda Brian; Manager, Debbie Lake, Ruth Ann C raham, Paulette Porter, Marilyn Penson, Beth Donahoo; Manager, Sandra Bannister. Manager. Third Row: Paula Davenport, Renee Jackson. Mary Nell Lyles, LaVerne Jackson, Connie Carson. Paige Campbell, Coach Brewer. 1971-72 Girls Basketball Girl’s Scores Chapman 43 Tryon 16 Chapman 40 Cowpens 46 Chapman 48 Gray Court Owens 49 Chapman 52 Cowpens 45 Chapman 73 Clover 28 Chapman 55 Gray Court Owens 37 Chapman 39 Boiling Springs 43 Chapman 35 Easley 37 Chapman 39 Tryon 34 Chapman 72 Woodruff 24 Chapman 59 York 41 Chapman 51 Easley 63 Chapman 62 Boiling Springs 41 Chapman 90 Clover 36 Chapman 79 Woodruff 56 Chapman 50 York 51 Chapman 42 Boiling Springs 40 Chapman 58 York 48 Chapman 49 Boiling Springs 47 54 Coach Marian Brewer Kneeling: Jackie Donnahoo, Wesley Hill. Mike Hester, Clyde Foster, Sammy Trout, Grady Henderson Standing: Mike Staggs, Paul McCoy Lucius Mabry, Ken Black, Johnny Roper. Tommy McMurry. Not Pictured: Ken Turner. J.V. Boys Basketball Coach Tom Pack Kneeling: Wanda Price, Robin Camp. Debbie Carr. Tracy Burch. Standing: Freida Suddeth; manager, Laura Strange; manager, Kitty Peace, Linda Burrell. Joyce Tucker, Jan Donnahoo, Darlene Williams,Coach Lee Burgess. Not Pictured: Pam Hembree. V Freshman Girls Basketball Coach Lee Burgess Front Row: Mark Fowler, Billy Fain, Steve Cogdill. Michael Nesbitt. Judson Hall. Eugene Wilkins, Mike Bums Back Row: Laddie Smith, Joe Everhart, Danny Hollificld, Tony Burns, Kenny Parrish, Ricky Brannon. Kenny Duncan, Coach Denton. Freshman Boys Basketball Coach Don Denton Lnapman rresenrs ™enjoys haomor Yith 101st Coacbi? ™£ ' hapman presented Coach i Stallard with his 101st ht when the Panthers I lissom AAA victory 01 I tallard. who prevlod •khart, has 44 Kiris' KaJ CH 41 victories and 57 wins competition. Sophomore Anthon poured in 23 points as Girls Claim Titles udcmhI its record to 11 York, after being dominated the entire game, rallied in the quarter to top Boiling i, 57-53. and win the boys Blossom 3A tournament ifford College Saturday ! prnan’s girls nipped g Springs. 49-47. to cap- he girls' title. The pair of Conference 2 teams will now meet Con- ference 1 winners in quarter- final play for the state cham- pionship at Spartanburg High March 6. York’s Green dragons never led in the game and managed to only tie the score, 27-27, at halftime before their fourth period heroics. °antherettes jet 90 Points Chapman High School rLs basketball coach, arian Brewer, lifted her arters at the end of thi- rst quarter against lover s girls at Chap- tan Friday night Had they gone the Uu«• four-quarter rout , le Pantherettes un- oubtedly would have stablished a new single in, . scoring record As was, with the second : .ing :h tMrirw: trough three quarters, ic Chapman girls emoralizcd Clover. 90- B. for its ninth win gainst five losses. The Pantherettes are iding atop the Peach llossoin 3-A Conference ith a 6-1 record and a air of games left — a uesdav encounter with Woodruff and a Friday meeting with York Miss Brewer, who is in er third year at Chap- lan. [nested a 16-8 r ord ast year This year, uaking a quick check tir« io:h !m r re, onK,hor earn has raced to some ended wins The Pan- herettes who start )ebbie Lake. Paula )avenport, Kathy ouler. Paulette Porter md verne Jackson iave in previous ap ►earances scored 7' wints against Clover. 7 igainst Woodruff, 5 ‘gainst Gray Court Swings i the only team t lefeat (KM) in severa ears , 59 against Yor md 62 against Boilinj Pnngs Debbie I-ike scored 2 Joints m Friday night vin over Clover to lead al orers Paula Davenpor «d 19 points along w-itl Marilyn Pinson Cunnii arson rounded out tin louM.- figure sc oring witi Collie Feernster. who been the team leader all sei hit on a three-point play I 30 to go m the game to pull tl into the driver’s seat. Feernster led York score with 13 points while Way Lowry added 12, Terry Dougl II and James Robinson 10. BS in the game the entire ni led all scorers with 27 1 CHAPMAN IS WINNER First-seeded Chapman belt points The girls contest was do until the third quarter wh ;an opened up a 13-poi came back but could get closer than two points and nev M m the second half Debbie Lake carried t (off a determined Yurk rally if brunt of the scoring for Ch; the final period of play anc man as she dumped in 15 poll captured a 58-4« win for the for the Pantherettes Pai tonight’s girls championship Vicki Robinson s 15 points game Boiling Springs offense wh The Pantherettes jumped off Sylvia Jeter added 13. to a 29-9 lead after the firs! York (57) 0 Dow«fM quarler and buill lhf margin tc 11 s N ’ 4 “ sr«ring ( Kalhv Fowler and V ?!? „ . .. ... . _ l_j HuiH.rrfticor York 2 Bo -u Q Spr Paula Davenport. Fowler had 7 11 at InlrrmUsInn whllf Davenport neited 10. k «7 • Wi Chapman stretched its lead to bo.' spr ««% . _. _k — On lav Ihu third « SM't, 4 as much as 20 in the third a 'toi quarter before the Green Dragonettes pulled back to enter the final period trailing 49- 32 York turned the tables Chqgnan and applied a full Passing It Around Connie Corson (20) of Chapman fires a pass to a • . ... teammate dur.og the Por-thereftes Peach Blossom 3A novers by the Pan- gome ogoinst York Friday night Chopmon won, 58 Tiies with Mary McCorkle 48 (Photo by Jim Granger of B B Studio) aml Marjorie Stewart leading defensive change and th the way, York whittled the ,-----,--- A field goal by the 6-3 Mabr left to play win over Southside in with 1 58 left in the half gavi Chapman then scored only Its rescheduled game here Morn 'Chapman a 22-21 lead and th third point of the period and a night knocking the Tigers ou Panthers steadily added to th basket by Connie Carson upped sole possession of second pi margin as the rattled Eagle. the Pantherette margin to 10. in the Peach Blossom A turned the ball over on severa Chapman slowed the tempo of standings, occasions in the waning minuter the game with minutes to play The loss left Southside with of the half. and killed York s momentutr 8-4 conference mark wh Chapman scored nine point and lime. enabled Boiling Springs to gi in the final minute of action foi McCorkle led all scorers as a share of the number two m a 35-23 halftime lead she lOMed in 19 for York whili Anthon Mabry P81' 1 The two teams almost mat Stewart added 17 CHAPMAN RALLIES Anthony Mabry and Bruce Wheelon sparked a second period charge that brought Chapman from behind and the Panthers went on to swamp Clover. 65-47, in the first game Mabry, who scored 22 points, and Wheelon. who added 17, Panthers, now 14-7 and 6-6 ui rhed polnla l the third perlo, Chapman placed thee. 3th .■ Kd as the Panthers held a 19-3« leaf players in double fimires UH h! Pnc flowed with 1J. ' -he end of the rkrEl tlftS Bol.inR Springs swept doubleheader from Paco let The Blue Eagles began the contest with a deliberate of fense and if worked for awhile] Hawkins had 21 to lead pointlead with 2:28 left in th ? 5T ? Boiling Springs girls. Chapman opened up a 2fl vorn vkCOr ki it. int le« game and reserves played mos $2i«MAN Chapman left someone open for of that time for the Panthers five Eagle layups in the first Mabry and Wheelon were the period and trailed 12-8 as a only Panthers scoring in double 14 U li- ft 14 IB— ■■ Greer used a balan scoring attack to defeat East 69-54. to earn a spot in Spirit, Hustle, Determination Pie 1971 72 season turned out to he a wry food year for the Pantherettes. Piey started out at a determined pace, were slowed down by a few defeats, but always kept in mind their goal. After winning a playoff against Koiling Springs to gain the regular season Conference Championship and placing Debbie Lake, Kathy Fowler and Paulette Porter on the All-C'onference Team, the girls team, under the guidance of their Coach, Miss Marian Brewer, went on to capture the Region II Peach Blossom AAA Championship Title. Chapman placed four girls on the All-Tournament Team, Kathy Fowler. Paula Davenport, and Paulette Porter with Debbie Lake chosen as the tournament's “Most Valuable Player ’. After obtaining their first goal the Pai theietles now look onward to a higher goal as they nuke plans to represent the Peach Blossom AAA Conference in the Upper State ( ompetition. The Panthers ended the season with a 15-H record. They were coached by Gene Stallard. Much hard work went into the Panther team, on both the players’ and the coach's part. In the Annual Peach Capitol Invitational Tournament the Panthers were runners-up to the Championship, missing the title by two points. Three Panthers held positions on the All Tournament Team: Bruce Kheelon and Eddie Price with Anthony Mabry taking the “Most Valuable Player” Award. Eddie Price and Bruce Kheelon were mimed to the All-Conference Team. In the Region II Peach Blossom AAA Conference Tournament. Bruce Kheelon and Anthony Mabry were chosen as members of the All-Tournament Team. The Panthers are a team with determination and confidence: although they did not rank first in the Conference, we. the Chapman students are just as proud of their efforts and their achievements. At this time the Annual Staff would like to take the opportunity to thank each coach and team player for their assistance in telping us make pictures. (K) 1972 GoK Derrell Dollar Sandy Brown Henry Gramling Steve Hickman Sonny Smith Kenny Bell Tommy Bird Bill Howard Larry Dorman Glenn Miller Front Row: Joe Sloan, Eddie Price, Bruce Wheelon, Don Landrum. Back Row: Coach Tom Pack, Mark Rollins, Sammy Rollins, James Murriel, Reggie Go snell. Remaining Members of 1971 Peach Capital Tournament Champs Season’s Record Won York 1 Gover 2 Southside 2 East side 1 Woodruff 1 Boiling Springs 2 Tryon 2 Byrnes 1 Playoffs Daniels 1 Total Won 13 Coach Tom Pack 1972 Track Members Kneeling: Wade Burgess, Mike Copeland, Raymond Copeland, Roger Mooney. Thurston Thomas, Kenneth Black. Melvin Murriel. Standing: Wofford O Sullivan, Anthony Mabry, Danny Hyleman. Carl Berry, Dale Culbreth. Mike Elliott. Jackie Pearson, David Hawkins. Ricky Howell Coach Denton Not Pictured: Waren O'Sullivan. 1972 Volleyball Team Front Row: Margaret Ballenger. Debbie Can, Debbie Lake, Diane Waters. Karen Rowell. Sandy Hammett. Back Row: Paulette Porter. Peggy Nesbitt, LaVerne Jackson. Marilyn Penson, Michelle Penson, Coach Brewer. Activities I believe dial every right implies a responsibility; every opportunity an obligation; every possession a duly. JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER. JR PANORAMA STAFF The Panorama Staff is made-up of those students who are interested in journalism. The staffs activities range from ad- vertising, photography, editing, to the field of publication in general. In order to become a member of the staff you have to have a “b” average in English, an open-mind, and determina- tion. The members of the staff work together on the typing, advertising, and the “lay outs” of the annual. The finish product? The new 1971-72 PANORAMA! EDITOR: Carolyn Pack ‘Tell me doctor, was my operation a success?” PHOTOGRAPHER: Roger Goodwin CLUBS EDITOR: Tamara Thompson PHOTOGRAPHER: Stanley Hipp “We tried but we couldn’t do it, no one can eat just one! REVIEW STAFF Darrell Burrell, Sports Editor; Donna Turner, Editor; Kay Thomas, Social Editor; Betsy Barnwell, Advertising Manager; Charlotte Chapman, Editor; Jeri Gwinn, Editorial Writer. Not pictured: Emily Barnette, Secretary. SPONSOR: Miss Peggy Garrett The members of the Chapman High Review Staff are inter- ested in the field of news media. They deal with the journa- listic aspects of the publication of the school newspaper. Throughout the year they provide us with editions of the “PAW PRINT and two issues of the Chapman High Review. The staff is composed of students with a “B average in English. Everything is done by the students - the research, art work, typing, and the overall publication of the paper. 72 HEALTH CAREER’S CLUB The Health Career’s Club is open to both boys and girls who are interested in the medical field as a perspective career. Most of the members of this club are candy stripers. They work for a twenty hour span after which they are awarded a service pin. Further activity in the club involves volunteer work in the hospital. After they complete their fifty hours of work in the hospital they receive a cap. From this point on they may continue to pursue their goal. Front row: Mary Helen Smith, President; Sherry Hurley, Vice- President; Patricia Ballenger, Secretary; Debbie Horton, Treasurer; Sandra Bannister, Reporter; Not pictured: Jane Splawn, Representative. Second row: Mary Metcalf, Debbie Dover, Reba Ravan, Barbara Ham- rick, Charlotte Chapman, Tamara Everhart. Third row: Margaret Mc- Kinney, Lizzie Staggs, Lisa Sloan, Ruth Baker, Janice Camp, Rose Marie Hammett, and Susan Cooke. Not pictured: Libby Hicks, Paula Brady, Ann Morris, Beverly McSdec, Beth Donahoo, Diane Waters, Joyce Williams. Karen Wilson, Jamie Skinner, Lynn Mathis, Anne Lively, Margaret Ballenger, Sherry Shockley, and Cathy Lot t is. Also not pictured is Mrs. Flemming, SPONSOR. 74 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America Club is to provide some outlet for girls on the high school level to develop into more responsible adults. Emphasis is placed on the improvement of family, community, social, and personal living. The club encourages good grooming, conduct, citizen- ship, religious achievement, and a better understanding of other individual customs, ideas, and heritage. In order for you to be a member of the club you must have been enrolled in at least one home economics class. Front row: Sponsor-Mrs. Elizabeth Culbreth; President, Will Cope- land; Vice-President, Cathy Cox; Secretary, Portia Johnson; Treasurer, Sherry Home; Reporter, Lizzie Staggs; Chairman of Recreation, Sandra Beason; Sponsor-Mrs. Helen Edwards. Second row: Margaret McKin- ney, Tamara Thompson, Ruby Smith, Mary Hines, Michelle Penson, Naomi Middleton, Paulette Ballenger, Laverne Jackson, Jean Wright, Elizabeth Snoddy. Joyce Smith, Lynn Suddeth, Helen Smith. Third row: Faye Dendy, Susan Cooke, Sandra Bannister, Margaret Ballenger, Rose Hammett, Betty McKinney, Ann Watson, Susan Cox, Zee Epton, Beth Hammett, Norma Beason, Linda Hines, Cathy Evans. Fourth row: Freida Suddeth, Mary Smith, Pat Howard, Joyce Williams, Beverly McAbee, Patsy Alexander, Barbara Hamrick, Debra Lyles, Mary Lyles, Debra Anderson, Gail Wilkins, Barbara Anderson, Ethel Carson, Linda Evans, Suethella Lyles. Fifth row: Marilyn Penson, Brenda Brian, Mamie Fowler, Ruth Ann Graham, Libby Gaston, and Connie Bal- lenger. Not pictured: Margaret Bradley, Nellie Cates, Dcida Maxton, Wanda Mills, Janice Parks, Ann Morris, Sharon Wallace, Dianne Jack- son, Jackie Walker, Jackie Williams, and Teresa Hyleman. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of selected pupils of the student body. This involves one representative from each homeroom, the presidents of each class, the editors of both the yearbook and newspaper. Student Council officers are elected in the spring of the year to serve the next fall by the student body. Alter each meeting the representatives report the discussions and activities of the council to their home- rooms. Committees within the council are formed in order to help improve the overall school environment. Front row: Mr. Skelley, SPONSOR. Reggie Foster, President; Mark Rollins, Vice-President; Ann Woodfin, Secretary; Bobbie Flemming, Treasurer; Ricky Howell, Corresponding Secretary. Second row: Rene Wolfe, Joanne Hunsingcr, Faye Bannister, Jane Coleman, Ginny Ward. Third row: Charlotte Chapman, Donna Turner, Paula Davenport, Laura Strange, Cindi Cooke, Kathy Johnson. Fourth row: Tim Stewart, Billy Fain, Jimmy Fagan, Cheryl Smith, Susan La Roca, Carolyn Pack, Linda Wolfe, Vicki Hembree, Denice Jackson. Fifth row: Sammy Trout, Ray Cooper, Charles Brady, Craig Collins, Phillip Underwood, Renee Jack- son, Carl Beny, Blanche Gramling, Kitty Peace, and Jill Newman. SPONSOR: Mr. SkeUey FRENCH CLUB The French Club is composed of those students interested in France and other foreign countries. The club tries to expose its members to the language, culture, heritage, activities and interest of the French people. This goal is reached through song, games, dance, conversation, research, lectures, slides, tapes, records, and films. OFFICERS: JoAnn Hunsinger. President; Elaine Hannon, Vice- President; Ann Blanton, Secretary; Janice Camp, Treasurer; Charlotte Chapman, Reporter; Laura Wyse, Program Chairman; Tamara Thomp- son. Not pictured: Tamara Everhart, Sherrell Walker, Donna Turner, Lisa Sloan, Dale Brackett. Margaret Ballenger, and Mrs. Lillian Edwards, SPONSOR 77 THE BETA CLUB Members of The Beta Club are Patsy Alexander. Ruth Baker, Carol Bamett, Carl Berry, Angela Bishop, Ann Blanton, Charles Brady. Chuck Brian, Rhonda Bryant, Carolyn Burrell, Janice Camp, Jack Coley. Craig Collins, Janice Collins, Willa Copeland, Paula Davenpert. Charles Eaton, Bobbie Flemming, Reggie Foster. Joan Fowler, Roger Goodwin, Vance Greene, Elaine Hannon. Cindi Hart, Vicki Hembree, Joanne Hunsinger, Debra Kimmons, Tommy Mason. Mary Metcalf, Juanita Miller. Ellen Moore, Ann Moms, Wofford O'Sullivan, Carolyn Pack, Paulette Porter. Eddie Price, Sharon Rcvis. Mark Rollins, Jamie Skinner, Sandra Stevens, Kay Thomas, Tamara Thompson, Phillip Underwood, Cathy Watkins, Debbie Wilson, Karen Wilson, Ann Woodfin, Rene Wolfe, Darlene Wyatt, and Boyne Wyse. Standing: Laddie Smith, Jo Jo Wilkins, Norma Beason. Bobby Holcombe, Barbara Davis, Freida Suddeth, Barbara Hamrick, Ann Morris, SPONSOR; Mrs. Culbreth, Debbie Cothran. Seated: Lisa Wilson, Tccna Ross. Patsy Alexander. Karen Rowell, Karen Wyatt, Susan Moon. Not pictured: Eloise Cox, Glenn Miller, Vicki Calvert, Cheri Hickman and SPONSOR: Mrs. Hall. OFFICERS President: Teena Ross, Vice President: Patsy Alexander, Secretary: Karen Rowell, Treasurer: Karen Wyatt, Reporter: Susan Moon. BLOCK “C” CLUB Block “C” members are those students who take an active part in sports activities. Members arc: Sandra Bannister, Nellie Cates, Connie Carson, Paulette Porter, Laverne Jackson, Bobbie Flemming, Eddie Price, Carolyn Pack, Blanche Gramling, Nita Goodwin, Pam Miller, Reggie Gosnell, Ray Cooper, Vance Greene. Reggie Foster, Bruce Wheelon, Johnny Greenway, Carr Hightower, Danny Hyleman, Ricky Howell, Wofford O'Sullivan, Bob Seawright, Henry Gramling, Carl Berry, Chuck Bohon, Mike Elliot, Cathy Fowler, Paula Davenport, Patsy Alexander, Beth Donahoo, Jane Coleman, Debbie Lake, Donald Landrum, Roger Mooney, Anthony Mabry, Roger Goodwin. All the members of the Block “C” club have also received a varsity letter. Sponsor: Coach Powell (not pictured). OFFICERS President: Reggie Gosnell, V. Pres.: Mike Elliot, Sec.: Bobbie Flemming, Treas.: Wofford O’Sullivan. • FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Seated: Pres.; Iris Greene, V. Pres.; Barbara Johnson. Sec., Bonita Cudd, Trcas.; Polly Hood, Rep.; Bonnie Atkins. On Table: Debra Kimmons, Linda Rhymer. Standing: Sponsor: Mrs. Wingo, Patsy Alexander, Janice Camp. Diane Waters. Lynn Mathis. Sponsor: Mrs. Hamrick. Debbie Horton, Patricia Ballenger. Not pictured: Debbie Dover, Joan Fowler, Kathy Hutcherson, Ellen Moore. Penny Reid. Jamie Skinner, Anita Cooper. SPONSORS THE BAND OF GOLD DIRECTOR Mr. Elliot Members of THE BAND OF GOLD are: Elected Officers: President; Wanda Burrell, Vice President; Mike Copeland, Secretary; Debbie Wilson, Treasurer; Kerry Mayberry, Reporter; Charlotte Chapman, Librarian; Linda Wolfe. The Band - Patsy Alexander. Jill Newman, Pam Hembree. Karen Rowell. Tecna Ross, Sherrell Walker, Charlotte Chapman, Kathy Hutcherson, Lisa Wilson, Donna Turner, Pam Senn, Kay WUds. Debra Kimmons, Gwen Poe, Debbie Allen, Wanda Burrell. Debbie Wilson, Latricia Dempsey, Patricia Ballenger, Jean me Marlow, Jane Blackwell, Janet Wyatt, Rhonda WUds. Cheryl Smith. Rhonda Kelley, Johnny Hart. RusseU Hunsingcr, Ricky McDoweU, Gary Burgess. Paula Johnson, Faye Bannister, Stanley Reynolds, Connie Poteat, David Atkins, Ann Mitchele, Kenny Hart, Linda Wolfe. Denice Jackson, Charles Copeland, Jeff Davis, Shirley Hammett. Kim Mayberry, Ricky Page, Karen Ravan, Marian McDoweU, Melvin Murriel, Wanda MUls, JoAnnc Hunsinger, Mike Copeland, Steve Hickman, Ray Jackson, Karen Wilson, Kerry Mayberry, Karen Bishop. Ginger Rogers. Susan Teague, and Jackie Walker. Appointed Officers: Drum Majorettes Rhonda Kelley. Captain Karen Wilson, 1st Lieutenant - Denise Jackson, 2nd Lieutenant - Jeff Davis, 1st Sergeant - Mike Copeland, Staff Sergeant - Ricky Page, Corporals JoAnne Hunsinger, Shirley Hammett, Linda Wolfe, Kenny Hart. CAPTAINS: Pom-Pon Corps; Debbie Wilson, Majorettes; Debra Kim- mons. Star Twirler; Kay Wilda, Flag Corps; Charlotte Chapman. STAR TWIRLER Kay Wilds Captain of Majorettes: Debra Kimmons Pom-Pon Corp: Cheryl Smith, Debbie Wilson, Janet Wyatt, Patricia Majorettes: Captain Debra Kimmons; Gwen Poe, Debbie Allen, Wanda Burrell. Ballcngcr, Jeannie Marlow, Latricia Dempsey, Cindy Hembree, Rhonda Wilds. Absent: Jane BlackwelL Future Farmers of America FFA FFA activities range from weld- ing, carpentry, farm mechanics, horticulture, plant animal sci- ence to landscaping. SPONSORS: Mr. Cooper and Mr. Jolley. Bus Driver’s Club Members of the Bus Driver’s Club are Standing: Kerry Mayberry, Eddie McClure, Dottsie Cooper, Tony Swindler. Wesley Hill, Melvin Murriel, Jimmy Ridings, Ann Williams, Pam Senn, Phillip Laughter, Chuck Keller, Ronald Cauldcr, Ann Morris, Tommy Nicholson. Ronnie Pack, Phillip Underwood, Ken Lawson. Linn Fisher, Frankie Nodine, Harold Brock. Jimmy Williams. Terry Bruce. Maurice Rookard, Sponsor; Mr. Smith. OFFICERS: President; Linda Rhymer, V. President; Ronald Newman. Secretary; Kathy Fowler, Treasurer; Jimmy Johnson, Reporter; David Alberson. Not pictured: Debra Wolfe, Wade Burgess, David Carson, Craig Collins. Kenneth Black. Susan Golightly, Freida Hall. Lonnie Pack, Jerry Clayton. SPONSOR THE DRAMATICS CLUB Members of the Dramatics Club are Tommy Nicholson, Janice Collins, Carl Berry, Tamara Thompson, Charles Eaton, Mary Metcalf, Lynn Suddeth, Mary Jane Gregory, Denice Jackson, Sherry Hurley, Debra Kimmons, Sponsor: Miss Strickland, Laverne Jackson, Henry Gramling, David Alverson, Chuck Keller, Boyne Wyse, Sponsor: Mrs. Fehr, Laura Wyse. Phillip Underwood, Debbie Wolfe, Kenny Hart. Cheri Hickman, and Jack Coley. Not Pictured: Ann Blanton, Susan Cook, Reggie Foster, Cindy Giddings, Libby Hicks, Mike Lewis, Wanda Mills, Paulette Porter, Sharon Revis, Teena Ross, Pam Senn, Fatina Thomas, Kay Thomas, and Linda Wolfe. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seated: Secretary: Janice Collins, Sponsor: Miss Strickland, President: Tommy Nicholson, Sponsor: Miss Fehr. Standing: Vice President: Cindy Giddings, Treasurer: Carl Berry, Reporter: Tamara Thompson. Classes The Lord prefers common-looking people. Thai is the reason he makes so many of them. ABRAHAM LINCOLN 91 IN MEMORIAM THOMAS FREDRICK COOPER He was so young, God ... So young and strong and filled with promise ... So vital, so radiant, giving so much joy wherever he went... He was so brilliant ... On this one boy you lavished so many talents that could have enriched your world ... He had already received so many honors, and there were so many more to come. Why, then? In our agony we ask, why him? Why not someone less gifted? Someone less good? some hop-head, rioter, thief, brute, hood? Yet we know, even as we demand what seems to us a rational answer, that we are only intensifying our grief. Plunging deeper into the blind and endless place where all hope is gone. A dark lost place where our own gifts will be wasted and ruin replace the goodness he brought and wished for us. Instead, let us thank you for the marvel that this boy was. That we can say good-bye to him without shame or regret, rejoicing in the blessed years he was given to us. Knowing that his bright young life, his many gifts, have not truly been stilled or wasted, only lifted to a higher level where the rest of us can’t follow yet. Separation? Maybe. Loss? Never. For his spirit will be with us always. And when we meet him again we will be even more proud to call him a friend. 92 Senior Class Officers Ray Cooper - President Cralg CoUins _ Vi£e Presldent ■ Carolyn Pack - Treasurer Senior Homeroom Officers Student Council Representatives: Vicki Hembree, Cyndy Ramsey. Carl Presidents: Kenny Bell. Eddie Price, Danny Hyleman and Carolyn Berry and Pam Wimberly. Not Pictured: Ginny Ward and Ann Peeler. Burrell. Not Pictured: Elaine Anderson and Debra Clayton. Vice Presidents: Mary Metcalf, Tommy Mason. Willa Copeland and Secretaries: Sammy Rollins. Cindi Giddings, Iris Greene and Sherry Sandra Bannister. Not Pictured. Ricky Bryant and Juanita Miller. Hurley. Not Pictured: Nancy Alverson and Sandra Stevens. Treasurers: Wofford O'Sullivan. Karen Wilson, Lizzie Staggs. Not Pic- tured: Kay W ilds, Janice Collins and Elaine Hall. Reporter-Historians: Debbie Price. Wayne Ballenger, Bobby Holcombe and Danny Burns. Not Pictured: Barney Gosnell and Stanley Hipp. NANCY ALVERSON ELAINE ANDERSON What’s Happening ... 72 DC ... “A1 Greene” The Soul Exotics ... Black Power . . . James Brown’s got Soul ... Do your own Thing ... Strive for the best soul sisters A brothers... MURRIEL ANDERSON Sisters and brothers, “think” about our present. Do we want this in the future? More power to you! Use it in your “brain”; not with your fist . . . BONNIE ATKINS Randy Tryon High . Ann’s . . Dog ... I wuv you” ... BEC .,. Harmon Field . . . Powder PufT Dec. 26. ’71 ... Look at me. baby, look at me . . . Goat RONNIE BABB “64” LeMans ... Fox . .. Beware of Greeks, Ward . . . Pink Gold Seal and Connie . . . Wanna go to town Jamie? ... We can’t be stuck in my Dad’s new car ... George, please explain DNA AGAIN! . .. Poor Sam and her V.W.... DONNIE BAGWELL WAYNE BALLENGER Paula Diane Brady . .. 1972 Graduates ... 65 Mustang . . . Bcthunc Hill Drag Strip Wayne-Dang . The Ruins . . . Budweiser (R-A-Y) . . . Giant 100 ... (M-u-s-i-c).. . ELAINE BALLEW I Love Mitchell . Wade’s ... June 15 ... drag-racing ... skinny dipping . . . Spartan High . . . stuffed animals . .. Football Games .. . Chargers . . . Wood- worth Homes . . . MAH . . . Week- ends ... Sock it to me .. . SANDRA BANNISTER The undisputed Truth ... We the people who are darker than blue, Let us not close our eyes and Let what other's say come true because we’re moving on up . .. KENNETH BELL G.J.N.. . “Dude” . . . Good Shot .. . SS Nova “350” .. . Class of “72” . . . Pizza Inn . . . V.G.C.C. Myrtle Beach or Bust . . . Jr.-Sr. ... Piccolo Player . . . KHB+GJN . . . Jill... BRENDA BENSON Power to the Black People, “We will be free men and women in this country or else this coun- try will go down with us.” CARL BERRY Throwing the bomb Mason? . . . sinC6H2X2 ♦ R(DNA) . . What CC team? . . . license tag SEH ... HAIR . . . BD for pres. ... we need the pennies Ginny . . . vote in ’72 . . . hurdles are high Mike ANGELLA BISHOP Hey dude . . . Fastback blue . . . Yeah, so who else is “fonda” Jane Fonda? . . . Chicago . . . Hord's Ford’s are Shelby's Best . . . U.S.C. Gamecocks . . . Who won’t get fooled again? . . . terrible triflin’ twins... CHUCK BOHON Chigger “52” Fullback ... 2 yds . . . (Rolen on the Waters) . . . Che velles . . War buzzards - the tires . . . “Polack” ... year ’72 GLENN BOOZER Toyota ... “72” ... Cheri ... Chicken . . . Emmcr R . . . Nancy . . . Typing II . .. The Campbells are Coming . . . L.P. Pitts ... Janice, brains and looks .. . MARGARET BRADLEY Love is . . . being with my main man B.P. . . . Never have to say you’re sorry . . . But there’s a lot of heart break, pain and time wasted . . . M.K. with his “71” Electra! ... Doing his thang . . . NANCY BRADY Love . . . Mustang .. . Rita . . . Glenn . . . Love is beautiful . . . Eddie ... Mr. Brady . . . Inman Dairy Bar . BRENDA BRIAN Happiness is reaching for the di- ploma . . . Proudness is giving your black sisters and brothers a soul shake ... So keep striving for your rights sisters and brothers, ... We’ve only just begun . . . Keep on pushing . .. J.F.S. . .. RANDY BROWN Good Shot . . . great class of ’72 . Myrtle Beach here we come . . . F.P.S. . . . Good bye Fehr Follies . . . Remember J.A. . . . RICKY BRYANT TRB . . . Ford has the better idea Bear Bryant . . . Myrtle Beach bound . . . Class of 72 is the greatest . . Imitation is the sh- eerest form of flattery, but this is ridiculous . . . Isn’t it Mark? ... Bye Bye CHS ... a Freshmen again . .. DONALD BURCH DANNY BURNS “To yourself be true” . . . shoot- ing the works ... tj. got a new pair of knobs . . . d.a.p. . . . Break- ing the seal in Washington, big brother . .. CAROLYN BURRELL Gullible little girl? . . . Ken . . . Ham Sandwiches . . . Humper- dink-Reggie ... the folks ... Jr. Sr. ... Homecoming . . . poetry Rick . .. you’ve got a friend . . . God loves you and I love you . . . Trig ... I believe in rainbows WANDA BURRELL All of those CHS football games ... 9 2 71 - Love is .. . Ricky . . . On with the Band of Gold . . . RNE . . to Wash. D.C. . .. WTB“n”RNE will be one ... 4 yrs, almost over . . . CONNIE CARSON “Day by Day”, we are stepping forth into the world. We can sec the thin line between love and hate . . . Keep these words in store: Love - understanding - power... Dedicated to D.S.. . . NELLIE CATES GARRETTCAULDER Class of ’72 .. . Caulder’s Pool Room . . . Mutt’s Repair . . . Used and abused car owner “Piccolo Player ... Shady Side Drag Strip . .. Truck Stop Type CHARLOTTE CHAPMAN From the halls of CHS to the campus of USC . . . Army Men??? .. . L. Bowen . . RMB, Who’s gonna turn out the lights? ... Bingo! . . . Maybe . . J.M. is Santa Claus? . . . DFT, let’s go pester Mrs. Nick . .. DEBORAH CLAYTON But it was so funny Kenneth . . . KTN . . . Who’s a dumb blonde? ... 12 28 70 ... Why MD-n-CW . . Hey Polk! . . Be- cause . . . Smiling faces . . . Karen’s a Hippie . . . DC-n-KN . . . JERRY CLAYTON “Lynn” forever ... 1, 2, 3, 4. and “57 Chevy” . . . But, as a man of many words, at this time 1 can only think of few. So to you 1 must say. Don’t forget 7-11 ... Furman University on 176 . . . good luck from one - raiser . .. JIMMY COATES CRAIG COLLINS Beta Club Talent Show . . . Shoot- ing the works . . . Harrington Hotel. Wash. . . . fire extinguisher . . 1st semester Physics EXAM ... Mr. Walker Williams . . . boat ride ... Big yellow bus . . . 7066 JANICE COLLINS Something for everybody . . . can you dig it? . . . Hey . . . Wineo . . . I’m a Leo What are you? ... ugly stick ... Ms . . . You Satish .. . EPS . .. Can I help it if she’s my sister? . .. “American Pic . . . MARK COOKE Red” . . . Myrtle Beach, here we come . . . Toyotas always cut VW s . . . F.P.S___Bethune Hill Drag Strip . . . No, 1 am not getting my hair cut again’ ... “DJ ... ANITA COOPER Peanut ... Class of ’72 Thundcrbird Theatre . . . H.H. . . Joy, Cheri, Suds, Joan . . . Look out Myrtle Beach, here we come! RAY COOPER Ray would . . . Ht ad Buzzard, No. 78 ... Mr. B in room 23 .. . hub- caps . . . Shoney’s and the gang . . gascaps . . . outstanding with R.W_____ WILLA COPELAND . . . incline thine ear to wisdom . . . apply thine heart to under- standing . . . 72-76 . . . R.W.M. . W.D.C. . . . Aug. 28. 1971 . W.D.W. . . . daddy . . . some day your time will come also . .. 2.1.3.4.3.5.... WILLIE COPELAND I’m a Greedy man! .. . Chevy eats Ford . .. Love ya Jean . . . P.J.N. . . . Dec. '12... KATHY COX KAC . . . Room 2 .. . P. Miller’s funny farm . . . Hurry on down to Hardees . . . Stop screaming . . . Big brother and little sister . . . FHA V. Pres. . . . Grady ...?... Pizza Inn ... My life long friend ... Randy? . . . BONITA CUDD 11 25 71 ... Tim ... Hon Babe . .. cokes almond joys.. . 1 hurt ... Hwy. 14 . . SHOW BUDS ... TDN bgc ... Big Dummy .. . ’72 Grads ... 5 25 72 ... Crazy Woman ... bissits ... Good-bye Chapman. Hello WORLD . .. V DALECULBRETH Teresa! . . . November 7, 1970 . . . May 25. 1972 . . . Cuestick Wizard of coatsvillc . . . Super-Bad 57 . . . Want a Dime? . . . DEBBIE DOVER Love . . . Mini-Corvette . . . Billy Jack! Hey! Where Do I Go From Here? . . OOPs . . . J.A---C.S. . . . Shorthand . . . Class of ’72 ... Water Battle ... 3rd period . . . Myrtle Beach . . . Jamie . . . watcr- mellon ... Ho Hum! .. . JULIA DRUMMOND Happiness is - seeing May 26, 1972 . . . Right on! The theme is - being loved by somebody, and giving love in return . . . TBB . .. SHELIA DRUMMOND Love is being free . . . Yeah you right . . Right On! ... R.J. Dec. '12... MIKE ELLIOTT 213 yds .. . fumble fingers . . . Bend that pole! Break that pole! . . . Greentoes . . . track trio . . . scribit . . . Eddie, did you read your psychology? . .. GORILLA Me Tarzan, you Possum . . . Hurdle time .. . Arch it stupid . .. RICKY ERSK1NE Glad to get out .. . CHS Panthers . . . 71. . RNE-n-WTB...Class of ’72 is best . . . Wanda, cut it out . . . Myrtle Beach . . . My, My . . . Green Mustang . . . Let’s go. I’m ready ... RAMM1E EVANS “G.F.P.” .. . Happiness is being LOVED . . . Happiness is Gradu- ation Night’’ (May 26, 1972) . . . Exotics . . . Jackson 5 . . . Shaft . . . Got to be there . . . Greedy Man . . . Hpt Pants . . . Make it Funky . .. LIN FISHER P.E.H. ... Super truck . . . Class of 72 ... H.L.F. ... Jollies Follies . . . Myrtle Beach! ... 1975? ... Feb. 28 .. . HLF PEH . . . chocolate milk hamburgers BOBBIE FLEMING Craggy Gardens .. . Cupid Wilson ... I got - olulu, Brenda . . . 472-9362 . . . B.B. Eee . .. Spastic Susie (Carolyn) . . . Aug 24 . . . These peaches don’t weigh, Vicki ... South 1-85 to GafTney .. . Eddie ... ROGER FORD REGGIE FOSTER “80’’ . . . superprez . . . HUMPER- D1NK, Carolyn . .. Cake? . .. GHSH1 . . . Homecoming Vic- tories ... No. 1 Eagle . . . Old Fashioned Love . . . Delayed Reaction ... the Big “T’ ... Rat Tires” .. . JOAN FOWLER Terry . . . July 4, 1970 ... 49 . . . Hello waU! ... 66 Chevelle . . . Won’t run . . . Terry, Richard Petty wants to know if it’s warm in here ... 72 ... Chicken- woman ... JC ... Peanut ... Sudsy .. . MAMMIE FOWLER It’s a family affair ... Us Blacks is One big happy family . . . Don’t give up on black man’s word . . . Right on Sis and Bro’s; change the things you can .. . CINDI G1DDINGS CHSX . . . Schenley Reserve ... 6 month chaffeur . . . Buster . . . Millers ... Oh ail yeah . . . Come on you guys . . . Geddis . . . W.C.S.... ROGER GOODWIN LAS . . Jan. 27 . .. Block “P“ Club . . . Flare Freaks ... So what’s wrong with butterflies? . . . Nurd country . . . HAIR . . . 11 20 71 ... Stanley, the syn- thetic short hair . .. Libby ... BARNEY GOSNELL Wanda . . . Life and Love . .. r.s. Cainaro “327” . . . The Bull . . . Jolley’s l ollies . . . Flip Cooper . . . C.H.S. . . . Class of “72 ... Peace . .. HENRY GRAML1NG “There autta be a law against that” ... “oh L .. Don’t teU anyone that Miss Strickland is only a freshman . . . The sucicycle kid ... (uneasy rider) ... Q . .. pretty good; considering ... JOYCE GREEN JES . . . Easy Loving ... ’72 Pinto ... HH ... 66 Hot Rod ... Knock him out June ... 71 Beach ... What a big one Jamie ... Wedding Bells . . . Landrum . . . Picking Peaches . .. Lake LaNeir IRIS GREENE Contribution ... “Michael ... Canning peaches . . . where’d Mrs. Wingo go . . . BEC parties ... we lost her Mrs. Hamrick . . . powder puff ... 33 ... you Tarzan, me possum .. . homecoming . . VANCE GREENE War Buzzard .. . Spark plug wires ... R.F. .. . Bud Soda Wooden Apple . . . Summer Prac- tices were ... Right-Guard . . Vanguard . . . Pam ... 62 Chevy Roadster . WASHINGTON . . JOHNNY GREENWAY Mason owes me $80 and won’t pay . . . what is a Buzzard? . . . who hit that yellow pole? ... BR1LLO HEAD . . . Bookie Mason .. . Lint head ... No. 2 Eagle . .. V MARY JANE GREGORY Pebbles . . . Clems on over Caro- lina . 7-7-71 . . . SMHS New Year’s Eve at the Tiger Den . . . RGM . . BSHS . . . 10-14-71 . . . Not again. Sherry?!? . . . Chick “n Cake The Blue VW . . . Debo and the Innkeeper . . . ELAINE HALL Ronnie . . 71 Chevelle Malibu . . . July 25, 1970 . . . Pizza Inn and Kmart . . . National Guard Armory . . . long distance calls . . . Fort Carson, Colorado . . . Foot- ball games . . . Love is forever . . . CINDY HART B.B.P. and especially C . . . Fear of going to the BB in R.8 . . . Trips to the B.H., W.G., A CoL ... El fin of 12 Long years . . . Not liking it, and loving it at the same time ... TIM HAYNES Sharon “n” Victor ... I’ve got a brand new pair of roller skates . .. I wish it was Summer! ... Long hair is IN, Loud clothes are ON!!! FARRELL HEMBREE Class of '72 . . . Washington, D.C. . .. U.S.C. ... Gamecocks 1 . .. Beacon . . . Cougar XR-7 . .. Homecoming ’71 ... Learn to snow ski . . . Cheri’s little French book ... Bye Bye C.H.S. ... Peace . . . VICKI HEMBREE Chapman's Bank teller . . . Bah humbug . . . Washington?? . .. Brenda let’s knit a . . . J.P.S. . . . Picklcd-Pink-Nose . . Carolyn Teacher tears . . . July 4!!! . . . M.H.C_____Bobbie,please! . . . CHERI HICKMAN E.D.F. . . . Shasit . . . Hot Lips . . . Pests: Jay, Dude, Termite, Frog, Cricket, Peanut . . . dress poker . . . B.C. Books . . . Pea Ridge . . . OH, Bears! . . . Pippy . . . LINDA HINES Faith . . . Just a little bit of faith. Peace . . . Just a little bit of Peace, It doesn’t take a whole lot just use the little you've got and the world will be a better place . . . STANLEY H1PP Warden's Son, along with cell- mate, Fringe. 2 headed demon guards us; head guard sleeps. 4 yr. sentence nears end . . . Hope . . . BOBBY HOLCOMBE POLLY HOOD Class of “72 .. . Randy is Love .. . Pontiac ... I’m thinking of (Georgia! .. P.M. “n” L.R. B.E.C. . . . Puppy, I Love You! ... Chapman’s Jr. Seniors . .. Campobcllo . . . Powder Puff . . . Parties with K.W. and P.H. . . . August 28 . . . MA’s place ... PATRICIA HOWARD “Head in the right direction; then step on the gas. RICKY HOWELL R.H. Wells . . . first call mile . . . track trio . . . Road Runner . . . football ‘32’ ... basketball “30-31” ... B.S. who ... 27-14 . . . Dream mile 4:40, I’ll make it yet ... Gardner-Webb football .. . A.W. . SHERRY HURLEY Chick . . . “unique” . . . New Year’s Eve at the tiger den . . . D.R.B. . . . 1 23 72 . . . VW Kid . . Mary Jane, I’ve got a problem . .. CU ... “Debo, here they come! . . . Virl Shoppe . . . “Honestly!! _ DANNY HYLEMAN Take Speech or Exams .. . 77 . . . Nancy who? .. . George Dickie . . . Let me have a quarter, Ray . . . Don’t forget your band aids. Chuck . . . JIMMY JACKSON LEWIS JACKSON “King Lewis” .. . soul brother No. 1 ... Always involved . .. Soul lover and musician . . . “Exotic” and Artist . . . Straw- berry Hill Boone Farm . . . Bom- mcr and Bomar Bomber . . . Lead- ership . . . RAY JACKSON TOMMY JACKSON Donna . . . June 16, 1972 .. . Belcher’s summer school ... '70 . . . Skelleys heros for “72” ... BARBARA JOHNSON Class of ’72 . . . why me . . . smile . . . R.J. and K.C. .. . Look Reene . . . fish house . .. Goodbye C.H.S.... BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON We finally made it . . . Campo- bello .. . Summer Vacations . .. Ballgamcs B.E.C. . . . 5 25 72 . . U.S.C. Gamecocks Summer jobs . Spartanburg Tec Class of ’72 ... What home- work? . . . PORTIA JOHNSON P.J. N D.A. .. . togetherness . . . love . . . understanding . . . David and Portia all the way ... Nita, Ann, Nell . . . Anderson- Rookard-Yeah, you’re right . . . P.J. . D.A. . . . Love is so won- derful . . . V CHUCK KELLER Turn a bus over? who me? ... Chuck . . . Vicky . . . Mrs. Fehr, why I ain’t got none of them bad English habits . . . Chopper . . . Babce . . . Easy Rider . . . Far out . long-hairs . . . Bus driver No. 14 . . . LARRY KEY 102 DEBRA KIMMONS Termite . . . Rip . . . Hocky Do . . Oct. 10 . . . U.S.A.F. . . . BUDDY . . . Lake Bowen . . . Methodist retreat . . . Washington . . . Pizza Inn . . . Spice . . . Pippy. Cricket. Bon . . . Kansas. . . “72” EMMA UPSCOMB . . . Stay in school and get that knowledge, don’t let state pen be- come your college . . . See you later alligator ... 5 ... 25 ... 75 . . J.E.L. .. . 7 .. . Sweet Senior Soul Sister. .. 2 ... SUETHELLA LYLES The Persuaders say: It’s a thin line between love and hate. So stu- dents at CHS be chili, because one day it might be ASHES TO ASHES AND DUST TO DUST. .. . CHECK THAT OUT CHS! . . . EDDIE McCLURE Mcb Jr. . . Greasy Spoon ... Mr. Smith. 1 need a bus . .. “The Dodge ... Bud Soda Peace . . . Class of ’72 is the best . . . Give me a piece of chew- ing gum . . . MYRTLE McDOWELL It’s the closing of the year, a time for private thoughts . . . “Do your own thing . . . or make it a family affair . . . D.C. . . . I’m so tired of being alone . . . MARTHA McKENZIE When you share what you’ve got, to get what you want, you’re ex- pressing yourself in your own way ... J.H.S. . . . You’ve got to crawl before you walk. ... Dec. ’72 . .. CINDY MARLOW Summer of ’71 ... Hi thar Doc . Blue Jean Kid and Horse . . . How you Red? . . . Bookkeeper Burton . Chicago . . . Kissed Santa? . Kentucky or bust . . . Class of ’72 ... Wilson’s Wonder . . . Outstanding! . . . OTTO MARLOW KAT”? . . No Really She’s a Bird . . . What’s the preachers going to do when the Devil gets saved G.T.X. . .. U.S.N.G. . . . June 1 . . . Class of 72” .. . ”P.J. ... K.M.N. . . TOMMY MASON Super X” ... GinnyKins, pass the pennies Hey Greenway, I’ll take Miami and 6 for 1 . . . GHSHI . . Hey Earl, yea he is . . . B.D. the Dude . . . Psychology and paper football. . . LYNN MATHIS L.J.C. . . always . . . Nov. 24, 1970 . . February 14, 1971 Jr. Sr., C.D. . . . Red Rose buds Donald and Yvonne, surprise Ramada Inn . . . Beep Beep . . . “Hot Rod . . . Orange bug (VW) . . . Jerry . . . DEI DA MAXTON Super Soulful Senior . . . Quit Stan . .. “70 Hog (Cadillac) . .. I’m not lazy, I am just preserving my energy . . . Get Down” ... BCBTC Be Cool Big Time Chapman . . . Bye . . . KERRY MAYBURY MARY METCALF 9 3 71 . . Did you do what I told you, Debbie? . . . USC . . . Carolyn, are you going to 6th period today? . . Chevy II . . . Pam, isn't that a man's shoe under our bed? . . Shoneys . . . Beach ’71 ... JUANITA MILLER To my black brethren I would like to leave this thought with you, “the black race have come a long way to get where we are to- day. But we Can go still further through hard work. BRUCE MILLS JOAN MOON Jimmy! . . . Time eat up every- thing . . little red mustang . . . Bilo . . . Junior Achievement . . . Pepperoni Pizza’s . . . November 28. 1971 ... Graduation ’72 . . . ELLEN MOORE Cricket ... 3rd period confussion ... Frog . . . Termite . . . Pippy Bon . . . The beach . . . Gass of ’72 . . . can you get your car?? Senior rings . . . 5 25 72 ... We all must live life to its fullest TIM MOSLEY Hey Tommy, Let’s go . . . Linda Kay Jones . . S.W.S.B.D. . . . LKJ Atlanta . . . Dec. 21, 1969 G.M.S.B.D.T. . . Oct. 28, 1972 . . . Linda . . JAMES MURR1EL JOANN NEWMAN Dennis . . Myrtle Beach . . Easy Loving . . . Class of ’72 Knockem out John . . . S S . . . 65 CheveUe ... May 30 C.H.S. . . . Graduation . . . Dennis V RONALD NEWMAN R.N. D.W. . . . Violation 92 . . . Lake site forever. .. T-Bird drive- in ... up and down . . . Wilson's Wonder . . . Falcon's mighty Peak . Jan. 4 . . . dirt road drags . . . Ford Friend “poo . . . “CX .. . hot. . . slippery when wet. . . TOMMY NICHOLSON “Here we come Clemson, O.K.?” ... Do what? ... You stupid red- neck! . . . “X-C dogs” ... The beach or bust . . . 9029 . . . You got about as much sense — ... Washington Trip ’71 ... Fuller's Follies . . . KEITH NOD1NE LuAnn baby ... 3 yrs. loved them . . . lookout world . . . Class of “72” ... 14 yrs., about time Wild man . . . Uncle Sam . . . Chevy town . . . won’t be long . .. LINDA NODINE Class of ‘72 ... He makes me happy Allan . . . 11 5 71 ... Weekends . . . Knock’em out John Christmas ’71 (good time)... ’66 Fairlane . . . Hey Love . . . “It don’t matter to me” . . . Pizza Inn ... Dr. Pepper 7Up .. . C.A.H. WOFFORD O'SULLIVAN 1968-1972! ... A tripod of sports . . . 67 . . . 54 . . . Buzzards (gas- caps) . .. Track trio . . . Man’s hope is in his future . . . Wyrd may really play the leading role . . Never less than Best! . .. Shoney's The late night place to be . .. CAROLYN PACK Rainbow Barn . . . Linda, you cheat ustang . . . Spanish Moss Jackie tell ’em he’s not at Indianapolis . . . Miss Mechanix Brenda. Maybe with Sprite? . . . Never again, heh Bobbie? . . . Rah Rah girl . . . Blanche, what’s a do do? ... VIVIAN PARKS Happiness is graduation . . . but life is never what you want it to be ... so, always do the best you can in the near future . . . JACKIE PEARSON Soul Brothers and Sisters . . . Right-on . . “72’’ graduates . . . The Best the Most . . . James Brown’s Soul Brothers . . . No. 1 A1 Greene . . . Tired of being alone . . . Clean up woman . . . Betty Wright Soul Power . . . Jackie S.O.S. . ANN PEELER 1972 grads . . . Two wrecks in one week!!! . . . Cyndy, did you get your law? . . . Why do we have so many road signs . . . Mr. B. in room 23 .. . Ronnie. I know you have a black Mustang . . . MARILYN PENSON We have only gotten half way. Our future still holds a lot. But to the black sisters and brothers, hold-on. Don’t tum back . . Mr. Big Stuff . Kenneth . . . B.S. Basketball 33 . . . Lover’s . . . LORRAINE PETERSON “Tis true Brothers and Sisters, we’ve come a long way, but never give up the struggle, for tomorrow can be an even brighter day”... R.T. . L.P. .. . F.A.A.D. a NANCY POLK Doug . Angel forever. Williams Garage . . . May-“72’’ graduates . . Love is Doug. (PEACE) Douglas Bernard Williams. 1966 - Dodge - 440 . . . I love you! . . . (Sept. 7) Doug your headers is baking. (July 24-70). D.B.W. N.J.P. Debe-n-Kenneth . . . DEBBIE PRICE July 4, 1971 ... private sec. . . . gone forever L.B. ... 12 11 70 BO . . “What’s the matter?” ... Love ’em big ’ems . . . C.D.S. . .. Furman . . . P. B. . . Mr. B. in Room 23 . . . EDDIE PRICE “1 4’ ”... Craggy Gardens... TAILS, Coach Pack . . . Knuckle ball . . . “Nanner” . . . Lee Camp? . . Aug 24 B.H. . P.o.W. .. . Artificial Orchid . . . What telephone pole? . . . Chuff! . . . Bobbie . . . RICKY PRUITT P.A.B. . . . Muther ... Good shot . . . Torino-GT-351 . . . Seniors of 72 ... Myrtle Beach . . . Bud-Soda . . . Junior-Senior . . . R.E.P.-n- P.A.B. . . . Pumpkin . . . RONNIE PRUITT The Dude .66 l-'ord Mustang . . Debbie of 69 . . . Miss Strick- land's Romper Room . . . Myra of 71-72 . .. Class of “72”! ... Muther’s Torino . . . Fun with Mr. Jolley’s Follies ... Mark’s 7-11 . . . Hot lips Hickman . . . CYNDY RAMSF.Y BOB June “17” - Myrtle Beach bound . . . SLICK ... Put ya shoes on! ... Comdogs . . . How ’bout it champ? . . . Cook- outs at L.B. . . . Don’t worry . . . JRS . . . Mr. B. and Room 23 . . . PENNY REID “Always know what you’re talk- ing about but never talk about all you know!” LINDA RHYMER Love is . . . Paul . . . 5 25 72 . . . P.T.M. . . Blue “69” CTO . . P.M. ... Powder Puff Football Game . . . P.H. and R.G. . . . Medley . Class of “72” . . . Fifth Period Bookkeeping . . . P.M. and L.R. . . . Xmas Party . . . 5 3 72 . .. P.A.U.L. ... THOMAS RHYMER Hey Tim let’s skip . .. “Elaine” - Feb. 6. 1971 - Purple P C. ... 64 Chcvelle’s Forever - S.S. 327-350-Drag Machine “What; Four Mufflers?? ... Hi George . .. S.E.C. J.T.R. . . P.J. . . . RICKY ROGERS “Class of 72 ... seniors are great Willie . Willard . . . “c.h.s.” Railroad tracks . . . “you wait” ... 12E ... “72” .. . Scare- crow . . Year of the P.A.N.T.H.E.R.S. . . . DIANE ROLUNS SAMMY ROLLINS “yes Santa, there is a Boyce Ran- son ... be easy on me Mrs. R.W. redneck-hippie radical . . . Hold on Susan M., I’m coming . . . Let’s hope it’ heads. Eddie . . . G.H.S.H.l. . Baseball No.8 .56 Chevy . . . yeah, 1 will Tommy . . . CALVIN ROOKARD Like wow, dig man everybody’s everything. Find yourself and re- member you’ll be the most im- portant person in your life. You can’t make it by yourself. STEVE SHIPMAN ’72 ... If you've got it show it Ford trucks forever . . . Wades' . Flip . . . Shop . . . Jolley Don’t look for trouble, but don’t run from it . . . Boss Mustang . . Black-top . . . The Spice . . . JAMIE SKINNER Brad . . . Bumpy VW . . . “Odd- ball” A Corvette! . . . “red Moj’ ... Billy Jack . . . J.A. . . Kowalski ... No, H-A-R-T-U-N-G Friends . You watch! . . . CVM-215 . . JAMIE SMITH “Dummy” .. . “Delano” . . . June ‘n’ Sam . . . H.H. . . . Joyce n Easy Lovin’’ . . . S.M.A.M. . . . Boat Dock . . . “The old place” . Why h— yeah, June! . . . Love is ... “Bug”, alias Smiley ... New 1972 Camaro . . . MARY HELEN SMITH Give more power to the people cause troubles a’ comin . . . Let’s stay together . . . Drowning in the sea of tests . . . Got to be there May 25 . . . Shape ’em up or ship ’em out.. . ELIZABETH SNODDY 1 7 72 P.O. Box 547, Inman. S.C. . . . You say school’s a bore . . . But you’re wrong . . . it’s what you need . . . Without education there’s nothing more ... So stay in school and try hard to succeed LIZZIE STAGGS Dig K.M. The Ten Com- mandments . . M.R. You can’t go wrong ... It won’t hurt to lose a friend you never had . . . C.P. JERRY STEADMAN G.P. ... The Man ... GMS+GMP=? . . . Gwen Poe . . . Class of 72, finally . . . Texas here I come! .. . SANDRA STEVENS “Love is Johnny” . . . Seniors arc great! .. . Lynn don’t blush . . . Dec. 13, 1968 . . . Class of ”72” . . . JMH . United 5 10 . . . HYDRICK STEWART TERRY STRANGE I am the man what owns that red ’66 Chevrolet out there ... I dread 4 p.m. . . . Keep America beautiful - get a haircut ... I have a fantastic family ... I is a U.S. Male ... We have a ’40 Ford LYNN SUDDETH Life is what you make it .. . Smiles . . Walking from annex to annex . . BLS . . . Don’t forget that trip, Joan . . . 4th period . . . Good ole CHS ... Is this your book? . . . Bad Moon Rising? . . . KENNETH TAYLOR DOUGLAS TUCKER U.S.C. Gamecocks . . . This is good! . . Bam! Right on . . . Ah, Remember L.J., of course ... Se- nior of “72” ... Good Shot . . . Let’s Go! . . . RICKY TUCKER DONNA TURNER CHS 72 . . . May 25 . . . Lime- stone . K.A.C. . .. L.H.S. . . . CC (Charlotte Chapman Com- pany) . . . Band of Gold .. . 1 don’t live HERE! ... Jr. Sr. . Myrtle Beach . . . Jan. 8 ... 65 Falcon . .. E.H.-n-R.N. .. . K.C. GREGG VASSEY GEORGE WARD Gold Seal pink . . . Hey you know .. . Chicago-Kmart buggies crazy lady . . . today the Petal Fig - tomorrow the human . . . slow boat to Marshal Island . . . Sum- mer of 72 or 42? ... GINNY WARD P.J.R. and shish kebob, right Gwinn? .. . Wilson's outstanding 3rd period . . Gold Seal . . . Ramantanin . . . When do we do the petal fig in Bio-Chem? ... Let me write that down . . . Mason and Berry tournament game ... CATHY WATKINS Nov. 14 . . D.J.B. . . Right over there! . . . “You will be alright!” SMILES . . B.C.C. . . friends forever! ... ask Linda??? KAY WILDS Chicago-Clemson . .. Jan. 23, 1971 ... Debbie what am 1 gona do? . . . Sept. 3, 1971 . .. Class of 72... Seniors ... up with the “Band of Gold” . . . Star Twirler ... C.H.S.... FLORINF WILKINS Dignity is the style . . . Comes on Soul sisters and brothers, let’s get involved . . . Take my advice friends . . . Stay in school ... get a good education like me don’t be a dropout . . . Yah! . . . Lovin soul sister . . . JAYNE WILKINS 12 31 71 . . . Pam. I can’t get the door open! . . . 3 13 71 . Har- rington Hotel . . . Debbie and her bus . . . Class of 72 . . . Gradua- tion .. . Jr. Sr. 5 7 71 . Love is for everyone . . . JOHN WILKINS JOHNNY WILKINS V Jimmy Williams Karen Wilson 10-11-68 . . . G.D.R__“Band of Gold ... 72 Charger . . . Beta Club Convention ... I wuv ’ou this much! . . . Shoney’s . . . Sunday's . . . “Say you’re sorry . . . Clemson ... Sr. Biology . . . Pam Wimberly October 1969 Bonfire . . . Har- rington Hotel shoes... Jr. Sr. Parties . . . powder puff quarter- back . . . Jayne open the door . . . Capt. Cheerleaders . . . Limestone ... Let me see ... Gradu- ation . . . Debbie Wolfe 7 7 71!! . . . Good excuse Mary Jane . . . Chick and Cake . . . Want to go to Washington, Jayne? . . . C.U. . . . Pam, arc you Fat?? . . . D.A.N. .. . It’s them Sherry!! ... FIG . . . Makes me HAPPY . . What??? June Wolfe SAMMY . . 11 27 71 . . . BABY I'M A WANT YOU . Philly Dogs . Myrtle Beach . . . P-J . . . LES ... “1 can’t have a thing . . . Joyce .. . “Easy Loving . . . Jamie . . . “Knock ’em out John” ...12 23 71... Bruce Woodfin Enjoyed everything Mr. Williams Breaking the seal in Washing- ton D.C... . Good ole 5-6 . . . C.U. Tigers... 2316... Re- member the “fun in Miss Geiger’s room? . . . Hey, let’s get together . . . Boyne Wysc Nov 21, 69... DAK, DAK, DAK,. . . Weekends at the beach . . . Corvairs and clutches . . . Tabic Rock . . . Clemson parties pierced ears . . . presents . . . 110 Senior Superlatives Most Popular Eddie Price and Pam Wimberly Best All Around Carolyn Pack and Ray Cooper Best Looking Chuck Bohon and Ginny Ward Best Dressed Vicki Hembree and Danny Hyleman in Senior Superlatives Aim Ili® Most Intelligent Boyne Wyse and Carl Berry Most Likely to Succeed Janice Collins and Wofford O’Sullivan Best Sport Debbie Price and Ricky Howell Most Athletic Mike Elliott and Bobbie Fleming 112 Senior Superlatives Neatest Friendliest Sandra Stevens and Bobby Holcomb Carolyn Burrell and Reggie Foster Cutest Danny Burns and Sherry Hurley Wittiest Jerry Steadman and Cindi Giddings 113 Senior Superlatives Best School Spirit Sandra Bannister and Tommy Nicholson Most Dependable Willa Copeland and Lewis Jennings Most Courteous Mammie Fowler and George Ward Most Talented Lynn Suddeth and Craig Collins 114 3, 4 oot ■dent 4kkT« ttendancejj Track 1,2.1 Senior Directory Alverson. Nancy Deana Route I. Campobello. S. C. FHA 1. 2; Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom jrejtur rj Secretary 3; Homeroom Reporter 4; Homecoming Conte Assistant 4. I Homeroom Int 4; Office Brown, Randy Allen 9 Oakland Ave., Inman, A. C. Biology Club 2; FFA 1,2. Anderson, Elaine Eloise Route 6, Box 315, Inman, S. C. Block C Club 2; Choral 1. 2. 3. Basketball Homeroom President 4; Teacher Assistant A. MM [Volleyball 2. Bryant, Thomas Ricky Route 4, Inman, S. C. Biology Club 2. Classic ! Club 1; International Relations 1, 2; Home- room Vice President 2 4; Homeroom Reporter - Historian 3. Anderson, Murriel Lorraine 12 Henderson Street FFA 2. Burch, Donald RichaeK Route 1, Lyman, S. C. FFA 1. 2, 3, 4. Atkins, Bonnie P.O. Box 143, Campobello, S. C. FBLA Reporter 4; FHA 1. 2; Teacher Assistant 3, 4. Burns, Daniel Ray Route 2. Campobel Chemistry Club 3; 4. Homeroom Pres lative Cotest ; Tr S C Babb, Ronald Fred P. O. Box 124, Inman, S. C. Biology Club 1. FFA 2. General Scieru Club 1; Library 1. 2. 3, 4. Vice Pres. 3; Homeroom Treasurer. Bagwell. Donald Ray Route 4, Box 35 C, Inman. S. C. Football 2; Track 1. • Burrell. Carolyn Elaine P.CLBox 233. Campobello. S. C. Beta Clu 3, 4. Dramatics Club 1 Chapman Hiy Review, Editor 2; t r x m Reporter Ballenger, Larry Wayne Route 4, Box 285, Inman, S. C. « , Biology Club 2. FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; General Sc Homeroom Reporter Historian 4. 1 Ballew. Joyce Elaine 12 G Street. Inman, S. C. 4 H 1. Bannister, Sandra Alfredia P. O. Box 461. Inman, S. C. Block C Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Reporter; Class Beauty 4. H lative “Best School Spirit ; T Bell, Kenneth Howard jh| P. O. Box 121, Gramling, S. CM Block C Club 3. 4; DEC A 3. FF tf Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3; Homeroom Pr Benson, Brenda Faye P. O. Box 185. Inman, S. FHA 2; Health Careers C| Homeroom Reporter Histi Assistant 3. Bishop, Marian A 57 North Mam Str Beta Club 3, 4; Fr Junior Marshal 3. Bohon, Charles Cl Route 4, Box 32' Block C” Club President 3, 4; Boozer, Oliver Route 6. Box Biology Club Library Assist Bradley. Man Route 4, Bo FHA 1,4; P Brady, Nam Lakeview Hi Choral CluH Chora e Club 1 Pgp Club 3; 1 1 a lions. tant 2. 3. 4. Campbell. R Route 3. Bo FFA 1, 3. G Carson, C Route 1, Advisory Bus Council 2. 3; Attendance 1. 2. 3; Teacher as 2. 3. 4. miry 2. 3. fiee Assis- ol Play 3; Club 1, 2 L FTA 1 2; J 3. 4 Homeroom Vice Track 1. Inman, S. C. and 1 Office Assistant 3. 2. 3; orian A 1; Football Manager 2; Homeroom 2; Homeroom Vice President 3; 1, 4 Junior Beta Club 1. 2. etary 4; Homecoming Con- 2; Homeroom President 3, 4; 2; 00m 3; Miss Panorama Contestant 2; Panorama Staff mior Superlative Friendliest . Teacher Assistant 4 rd Street, Inman, S. C 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, Vice President 2. International retary 2; Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President 4; Contestant 4; Majorette 2, 3. 4; Miss Panorama Contes er Assistant 4. ;y Warren Inman, S. C. a! Science Club 1. e Ann rllo, S. C. 2; Block C Club 1. 3. 4; FHA 2; Pep Club 4; 3. 4. Captain 4, Teacher Assistant 3, 4. Ronald Garrett Campobello,S. C. .4 4 H Club 1. 2; Bus Driver 2, 3. 4. fto Elaine ox 118, Inman, S. C. 4, Reporter 4; FHA 1. 2. Health Careers 1. 2, 3. 4. Pep 4; Student Council 4; Teens for Christ 4; Band 2. 3, 4 Color Guard 2. 4. Reporter 4; Red Cross Volunteer 2. 3. 4 High Review 2. 3, 4, Editor 4; Homeroom President 1 Treasurer 2. Berry, Spartan Carl 106 East Mam Street, I nine Beta Club 3, 4. Trea Dramatics 3, 4, Trea Junior Beta 1, 2. Presi Football 2; Homer00 tant 4, Panorama Senior Superlative Deborah Anne 472, 4 Miller Court, Inman, S. C. FHA 1, 2; Homeroom President 4; Teacher Assistant 3. Clayton. Lewis Jerome Route 1. Lyman, S. C. Bus pr er's Club 4; Bus Driver 1, 2, 3. 4. Coates, James Edward. Jr. 16 G. Street. Inman. S. C. _ A2 3, 4. General Science 1; Library 1. r. ins. Craig Erwin !e 2. Campobello, S. C. Club 3, 4, President 4. Bus Driver's Club 2. 3, 4; International ns 1; Junior Beta 1. 2; Library Club 1. 2, Bus Driver 2. 3. 4 Officer 4. Vice President; Guidance Assistant 4; Homeroom Trea 3; Junior Marshal 3; Library Assistant 1. 2; Senior Superlative lost Telented . oil 1 ns. Janice Darlene Route 2. Campobello, S. C. Beta Club 3, 4; Choral 1; Dramatics 4. Secretary 4; FTA 2. Junior Beta 1. 2, Secretary 2; Library Club 1, Secretary 1; Betty Crocker Home maker 4; Furman Scholar 3; Homeroom Secretary 2, Homeroom Trea surer 3. 4. Presbyterian Junior Fellow Scholarship 3; Junior Marsh.: 1 3 Library Assistant 1: NEDT Finalist 2; Senior Superlative “Most Likely to Succeed ; Teacher Assistant 3. Brian, Br. nda Sil V P Q Box 431. Inman, S. C. Choral Club 3, Assistant I. an. o. s-. FHA 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4. Besk. than . , 4. I Ixary Cooke. Marvin Mark 12 First Street. Inman, S. C. Beta Club 3; Bus Driver's Club 4; Dramatics 3; International Relations 1; Junior Beta 1. 2; Library Club 1. 2; Student Council 2. 3. Vice President 3; Basketball 2; Bus Driver 3; Football 2. Homeroom Pres ident 1. 2; Library Assistant 1, 2; Teacher Assistant 3. Senior Directory Cooper, Elsie Anita Rt. 5. Box 19. Inman, S. C. Choral 1; FBLA 4; FHA 2; FTA 2; Health Careers 1; Basketball 1; Teacher Assistant 4. Cooper, Stanley Ray $ Rt. 4, Laurel Hill, Inman, S. C. Block C Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Choral 1, 2, Secretary 2; Student Council 1 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer. President 1, 3. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Senior Superlative Best All Around . Trophies: Best Lineman 2. Best Defensive Player 4. tentative; Junior Marshal 3. Office Assistant 3. Panorama Staff 4. Senior Class Editor; Senior Superlative Most Athletic . Ford, Roger 1 7 Second Strt DECA 4. , Inman. S. C. Copeland. Willa Demetria P. O. Box 514, Inman, S. C. Advisory Council 3; Beta 3, 4. Biology Club 2 2. 3. 4. Reporter 3, President 4; Junior Beta Treasurer 3; Homeroom Vice President 4 Assistant 3. 4. Perfect Attendance 1. 2,k Dependable . Copeland, Willie Earl Route 1, Campobello, S. C. Bus Driver's Club 4; FFA 1, 2. Cox. Kathy Ann 29 Bishop Street, Inman, S. ' Choral 1. FHA 1. 2, 3. 4tJ Vice President 4, Healtjg Cudd, Bonita Gail Route 1, Lyman, S. C. Art Choral 4 B L A 2; Homeroom Secretarj| | H|| Btant 4. Culbreth, Dennis Dale Rt. 6, Box 154, Inman. Sj____________ Block C Club 2, 3. 4? H .Drar Relations 3, Secretary 3. Si room Secretary 2. Track 1, 2J Dover. Deborrh Lynn 16 Collins Avenue. Inman. S. C. Choral 1. FBLA 4; FHA 2. Heal! Striper 3, 4; Student Instructor 4;' Drummond, Julia Ann C-11 Bobo Street, Inman, S. C. Block C Club 3. FHA 1. 2. Homeroom Assistant 1. , S. C. 1,2,3, 4; 4-H C| (2.3; FHA -iomer oom I 3; Office rlative Most • ter, K .__ loute 3, InnflK C. Beta Club 3 Hlock C Club 3, 4; Choral 1, 2. Reporter 2; Dramatics 2. 3. 4, R|Mt4r 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1. 2. 3; General S« ence IjAurtior Beta 2; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1. 4. President 4. Bus Drtv B, 4; Cross Country 2; Football 1. 2. 3, 4. Furman Scholar 3. Homei KJleprMsentative 1; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Homeroom Pres- r Maia k Perfect Attendance 2, 3; School Play; Senior 'Frient her Assistant 4; Track 1, 2. 3; Trophy 1« 11) ■f HA 2, 3; Junior Beta 1, 2. psident 4, FHA 2; tcil 1; Basketball ber. Treasurer 1 ; Homeroom Sec j Secretary; Block C Club {{«Junior Beta 1, 2; Chapman i Nice President; Homeroom r2: Panorama Staff 2, 3. 4, r3, 4; Homeroom Reporter 4. 4. Drama (, Chapman High P tics3, 4; Library 1. Pep Cl Review 2: Cross Country Golf 3. 4; Guidance Assistant 4; H 1, NEDT Finalist 2; P Inman S C Football 1.2. Iiott, Michael Da Brock Street!!! visory Com t 4 al Science I 3, 4; Cl rain 2. 4 .He (Football! 2; ... (Football! 4. S. C. nrman 4; Block ilub 1, 2; Fellows Vice President 1; P| Nicer, Vice President Vice President Athletic ; Track 1J Valuable Player III 1' at 4. Ersk.ne, Richard Neal 3 Elmburst Street. Inman. S C 'C Club 3, 4; Fellowshij 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Teach Evins. Rammie Bee Rou4l6. 8ox299. Inman S try Club 1.2, 3. Volleyt Lin Inman. S. I rivers Ckib 4. FFA 4. Itions 1, 2, 9us Driver 2. 3. ling. Bobbie Jean Box 251 H. Inman, S. C. jClub 4 Block C Club 2. Beta 1. 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. asurer 4MJheerleader 1. 2. 3j stant Homeroom Vic Bio k C Club r?i; Pomeroom li Confer Choral 2; 1;' er Assistant 4. Trophy: TA 2; Junior Beta 1; Guidance v rSecretary 3. Homeojm Treasurer ■ Senior Directory Art Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Junior Beta 1, Treasurer; Band 1, 2; Junior Marshal 3. 4. Haynes. Timothy Victor Route 4. Inman, S. C. FFA 1, Library 2; Jackson, Louis Ray 37 Bomar Street. Inman, S. C. Biology 2. FFA 1. 3. Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Jackson. Tommy Lewis Route 3, Inman, S. C. dsketball 1; Homeroom Officer 1. 1; FFA 1; FTA 2. Homeroom ; Perfect Attendance 1, 2 Vicki Elaine i 4, Box 58B. Inman, S. C. Beta Club 3. 4; Choral Club 2; FHA 1 Council 2. 3, 4; Class Officer. Secretary 1 Homeroom President 1; Homeroom R Marshal 3; Office Assistant 4; Pa nor, Features Editor; Senior Superlative Beat or Beta 1, 2; St ntative 2, 3, 4 Hickman. Sharon (Chen) Lynn P. O. Box 327, Campobello, S. C. Art Club 1; Choral Club 1. Dramatics 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; L Social Director; Teens for Christ 4; Basketball 1; Homer 3; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; School Play I Hines, Linda Ruth Route 6. Box 260, Inman. S. C. Choral Club Assistant 4fl 2: FBLA Holcombe. Bobby Lee Route 6. Box Art Club 1. Homeroom Reporter 4 Neatest Howard. Patricii Lynn Route 2, Campobello, S C. Choral Club 1. 2. FHA 1,2. 3. 4. Hipp, Stanley Edsel 26 VVest Miller St., Inman, S C. Art 1, 2, Vice President 1, Secretary 2; Dramatics 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1 2, 3 General Science 1. Secretary. Chapman High Review 3; Cross Country 3; Football 1, 2, Golf 2. 3; Homeroom Vice President 1; Homeroom Bperetary Z; WomeroomReporter 3. 4. Pano rama Staff 3. 4, Phplbgrapber School Play 3; Track 1. Kimmons, Debra Jane Route 6. Box 126, Inman, S. C. Beta Club 3. 4; Choral Club 1 Dramatics 4; 2; Junior Beta 1, 2. Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Gun Vice President 1; Homeroom Reporter 2; . 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4. tioooy Lee x 295, In min. . 2; Biology 2. French Club 2; FFA Report! - - ’ Library Assistant 2, 3. 1; Library Cl Senior Su Lane, Roy M. Campobello. S. C. 4-HCIub 1. 2. 3. FFA 1.2. 3.4 Hood. Polly Ann P O Box 176. Campobello. S. C. FBLA 4. Treasurer FHA 1,2; Homeroom Secretary 2; Teacher A «si tant 4 Lipscomb, Emma Jean Route 2. Campobello, S. C. Choral Club 2; Dramatics 1. Treasurer FTA 1; I Lyles. Suethella 5 Lawrence Street, Inman, S. C Choral Club 1. 2: Dramatics 1 4 H Club 1; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. Band 1 Bask tbaff 1; Volleyball 1. 2; Library Assistant 1; Perfect Attendance 2 3; Teacher Assistant 1. 3, 4. Howell. Richard Gerald Route 4. Box 20. Inman, S. C. Block C Club 2 3 •. Fellowship of Christian Athle Science 1. 2 Vice President 2; Internationalflelatiom Student Council 3. 4, Co--esponding Secretary 4. Class Officer, Secretary 2 Treasurer 3. Crow Country 2,, 3. Football 1| 2. 3. 4. Homeroom Reporter 1. 3. Perfect Attendanc If Senior Super lative Best Sport”. Teacher Assistant 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4, Trophies Downtown Sertoma Tournament All-Star Team 1, Most Valuable Play er (Football) 1. Most Valuable D-stanca (Track) 3 Best Sport (Foot ball) 4. McClure. Eddie Eugene Route 6, Box£4-D. Inman, S. Biology 2. Bus Drivers Club 4. General Sttenee 1; Intar Mathematics Club 2. Bask tant 4; Track 1. 4 Choral 1. 2; 4 H Club 1; FFA 2. 3. nal Relations 2; Junior Beta Club 1; II 1 Bus Driver 2. 3. 4; Guidance Assis McDowell. Myrtle Route 2, Box 274, Inman, S. C. Chemistry Club 2; FHA 2. 3. 4; Library Club 3; Library Assistant 3; Perfect Attendance 1. 2; Teacher Assistant 4 Hurley, Sherrill Lynn Route 4, Inman. S. C. Choral Club 1; Dramatics 1. 4; Health Careers 2, 3. 4. Vice President 4; Junior Beta 2; Library Club 1; Candy Striper 3; Chapman High Review Typist 4; Guidance Assistant 2. 3, 4; Homeroom Vice President 1; Homeroom Secretary 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant 1; Senior Superlative Cutest . McKenzie, Martha Gail Route 2, Box 493. Inmen, S. C. Choral Club 1, 2; FHA 1; Library Club 3; Library Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4; Teacher Assistant 4. Marlow, Cynthia Rhee Route 6, Box 104, Inman. S. C Dramatics Club 1; 4-H 1. 2; Health Can 1. Hyleman, Danny Andrew Apt. 25, Carriage House Apartments, Spartanburg, S. C. Block C Club 2. 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes General Science 1; International Relations 1; Student C ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 4; Senior Su Dressed”; Teacher Assistant 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4. Marlow. Otto Route 6, Inman, S. C. FFA 1 2, 3, 4; Homeroom T rer 1. Jackson, James Roger Route 1, Campobello. S. C. Bus Drivers Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3. 4 Mason. Thomas Charles Route 2, Landrum, S. C. Beta Club 3, 4; Classical 1; Junior Beta Club 1, 2; Homeroom Tr 1; Homeroom Vice President 2. 3. 4; Teacher Assistant 3. 4 ter ten Junior Fellow Scholarship Award. Jackson. Lewis Kay 37 Bomar Street, Inman, S. C. Baseball 1; Basketball 1. 2. Football 1. 2. Track 3. Mathis. Kathy Lynn Route 3, Box 391, Inman, S. C Future Business of America Club 4; FHA 1, 2; Health Careers Club 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3; Candy Striper 3. 4. Student Instructoi 4; Library Assistant 2, 3; Teacher Assistant 4. 117' niaiity Senior Senior Dir Maxton. Detda Mane 17 Culp Street. Inman. S. C. FFA 2. 3, 4; Health Careers Club 3; Library Club 1; Class Officer. Secretary 1; Library Assistant 1; Teacher Assistant 4. Melton. Billy Earl Box 172. Campobello. S. C. . ..-.dB .sc FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 2; Football 2; Track 3. Metcalf, Mary Mane Route 4, Inman, S. C. Beta Club 3. 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Junior Candy Striper 3, 4; Student Council Repi s President 4, Junior 3. Club I, 2. OramaticsClub 2, 4. Health Careers lub 1. 2, Reporter. Student Council 2; Assietant 4 Homeroom President 1; Broom Treasurer 3. Homeroom ' Assistant 1. Teacher Assistant Miller, Route 2. Cl Beta Club 3] President 4i 2. 410. S. C. rich Club 3. Junior I al 3; Office As Peeler, Beverly Ann Route 1. C.impobello. S. C. Choral 1; FHA 1. 2; FTA 2; Pep Club 1: Student Council ■ Officer 1, 2, 3. 4, Miss Panorama Contestant 3; 1 nlyn Ann , Inman, S. C. Club 4; Basketball 1,2. 3.4.' PHA V fc. Box 544, Inman. S. C. Club 3, 4; Choral Club 1, 2; Future Bus .Jub 4; FHA 2; Health Careers 2; Homeroom 1 f Marshal 3; Office Assistant 3. 4. Mosley, Timothy Allen Route 6, Box 276, Inman, S. C. Biology Club 2. FHA 1 Library Club 2; Pep Club l Assistant 2, 3. Murnel, James Arthur i Route 2. Campobello. S. C. ' --ral Club 3 Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4 Football 1. 2. yeeeman. Nancy JoAnn loute 1. Campobello, S. C. A 1 2 _____________ Ronald Franklin 3. Inman, S. CA 4 4 H 1 FHA! 2 3. Library Club 2; Bus Driver 3. 4; Library iistant 2 holson, Thomas Ee [ O Box 31, Inman. S. ft Club 2; Bus Drivers 4. President. FFA 1. umor Beta Club 1; Library Cli r? WeResident, Student Council 1 Bus Driver 3. 4; Chapman High Review 3. Co Editor. Cross Country 2. Golf 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Library Assistant 2; Perfect Atten- dance 3, Senior Superlative Best School Spirit”; Track 1. Nodine, Harold Keith Route 2, Campobello, S. C. Fine, Linda Kay |te 2, Campobello, S. C. jj Club 2; 4-H 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2. rd Collins C” Club 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Choral r mior Beta Club 1; Library Club 1. 2; Reporter-Historian 1; Football 2. 3. 4; 1 p Vice President 3, Homeroom Sec-, • or MarWPVf King Teen 4. Library Assistant 1. 2. Perfe 2. 3. Track 2. 3. 4. 4 Block C” Club 3. 4. Chora Ck ( Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student CoJ I Class Officer. Secretary j HresentativeJ Mis-. pHnof.im.il 1 Cl Price, I )r Beta 2. 3. 4. 2. 3. 4. I Marshal frophies All Jtcher 3; All Rout Choral'. . 2. 3; FTA ! T,..thn. I i Mcner f Rhyn— -----------,,, Route 1, Campobello. S.'J Bus Drivers Club 4. Presic.. 4 FHA 1,2; Bus Driver 3.« Rhymer. John Thomas Route 1. Campobello. S. C. Bus Drivers Club 2. 3; Ch Club 1; Pep Club 1; Bus I Rogers. Ricky Marshall P. O. Box 184. Campobello, S.| Advisory Council 3. Dramate Student Council 3; Perfect At Rollins. Samuel Earl npobellu. S C. ' Club 4. Classical | jrer 1. I Senior Directory Rookard. Maurice Millor 117 AihviHfl Hiyiiwty, Innun, S. C. Advisory Council 3; Bui Drivers Club 3, 4; Choral Club 3; FFA 2; Basketball 1; Bus Driver 3, 4. Shipman. Steve Alan 13 F Street. Inman. S C. Biology Club 2; OECA 4; 4-H Club 1; FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. General Science Club 1. Library Assistant 4. Shockley. Leonord Marion 14 Prince Circle, Inman. S. C. Art Club 2. Reportor; Chore! Club 1; 4-H Club 1: Pep Club 2. Skinner. Jamie Ruth 9 Orchard Lane, Inman, S. C. Beta Club 4; Future Business Leaders of America Club 4; FHA 1. 2; Health Careers Club 3. 4; Junior Beta Club 1; Library Club 1. 2. Candy Striper 3, 4, Student Instructor; Junior Marshal 3; Library Assistant 1, 2; Teacher Assistant 4. Smith, Jamie Elise Route 2. Box 112, Intnan, S. C. Art Club 1. 2; Choral Club 2; FHA 1.2. 3; Teacher Assistant 2, 3. Smith, Mary Helen Route 1. Box 368. Campobello, S. C. Advisory Council 4, Secretary. Chemistry Club 3; Choral Club 2. FHA 2. 3, 4; Health Careers Club 2. 3. 4, President 4. Pep Club 4. Candy Striper 4. Class Officer. Reporter 4; Guidance Assistant 4; Library Assistant 3. Snoddy. Elizabeth Ann P. O. Box 547. Inman, S. C. Choral Club 2. FHA 2. 3, 4. Vassey. Gregg Roland Route 3, Inman, S. C. OECA 4; FFA 1. 2. 3,4. Ward. George Charles Route 4, Inman, S. C. Biology 1. French Club 3; General Science 1; International Refat Library Club 3. President; Library Assistant 1. Senior Superlative t Court Ward. Virginia A alna Route 4, Inman, S. C French Club 3. 4; FHA 1; FTA 1; Junior Beta 1, 2; Student Council 3. A- Homeroom Vice President 1. 2: Semo Superlative Best Looking . Watkins. Cathy Dianne Route 2. Campobetlo. S. C. Beta Club 3. 4. FHA 1; Health Careers 2; Junior Beta 1; Junior Marshal 3; Library Assistant 3. Office Assistant 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Wilds, Brenda Kay Route 6, Box 52, Inman, S. C. Choral Club 1. 2. 3; FHA 2; FTA 2; Health Careers 1; Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Librarian 1, Treasurer 2, Assistant Librarian 3, Class Beauty 4; Homecoming Contestant 4; Homeroom Officer 1. 2, 4. Maiorette 2; Miss Panorama Contestant 3. 4, Mies Panorama 4; Star Twirier 3. 4; Teacher Assistant 4. Wilkins. Flonne Routa 6. Box 314, Inman, S. C. Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3. Wilkins, Iota Jayne P. O. Box 424. Inman, S. C. FHA 1; FTA 1; Homecoming Contestant 4; Homeroom Officer 2. 3; Teacher Assistant 3, 4. Staggs. Lizzie Eva Mae 7 Henderson Street. Inman. S. C. Biology 2. Choral Club 2. FHA 2, 3. 4. Reporter 4; Health Careers 3, 4; Library Club 1, President. Pep Club 4. Candy Striper 4; Homeroom Treasuiw 4; Class Officer. Treasurer 1; Library Assistant 1; Miss Pano- rama Contestant, Miss Congeniality 4; Office Assistant 1. Senior Superla- tive Most Talented . Wilkins, John Westly Route 1. Wellford, S C. 4-H Club 1. FFA 1,2. Wilkins, Johnny Lewis Route 2. Campobello. S. C. Choral Club 3; FFA 1; Football 2. Steadman, Gerald Michael 13 Brock Street, Inman. S. C. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1. 2; FFA 2; FTA 1, 2. 3, Internation- al Relations 1; Pep Club 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1. Basketball 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Senior Superlative Wittiest ; Track 1, 2; Trophy; Most Valuable Player (Football) 2. Stevens, Sandra Darlene 40 Gosnell Avenue. Inman, S. C Beta Club 3, 4. Choral Club 1. FHA 1. 2; FTA 2. Health Careers 3; Junior Beta 1. 2; Pep Club 2; Candy Striper 3. Cheerleader 2. Captain; Homecoming Contestant 2. Homeroom Treasurer 1. Homeroom Presi- dent 2; Homeroom Vice President 3; Homeroom Secretary 4, Junior Marshal 3; Office Assistant 3; Senior Superlative Neatest . Stewart, Hydnck Boyd 15 Bridges Street, Inman. S. C. FFA 1. 2, 3. Strange. Terry Randolph Route 4. Box 328 E. Inman. S. C. Suddeth. Evelyn Lynn Routo 3, Box 331, Inman, S. C. Choral 1. 2, Pianist; Dramatics 4; FHA 3, 4. Pianist; Health Careers 2; Junior Beta Club 1. Student Council 1. 2; Chorus Pianist 3; Library Assistant 1. 3; Office Assistant 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Senior Superla tive Most Talented . Taylor. Kenneth Allen 3 Blackwell Street. Inman. S. C. Art 1. FFA 1. 2. 3; Library Assistant 4; Perfect Attendance 2. Tucker. Douglas Wayne 35 Bishop Street, Inman. S. C. Biology Club 2; FFA 1. 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Teacher Assistant 4. Tucker, Ricky Lynn 4 Vehorn Town Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1; FTA 2; Football 1. 2. 4; Homeroom Reporter 1. Track 1; Trophies: Hardest Worker 1. (Football) Best Back 4 (Football). Turner. Donna Faye Route 2, Campobello. S. C. French Club 3, 4; FTA 1; Pep Club 4. Student Council 4; Band 4; Chapman High Review 3, 4. Co Editor 4; Homeroom Representative 4. Williams, Jimmy Russell Route 2, Campobello. S. C. Bus Drivers Club 2, 3. 4; DECA 4. FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; Bus Driver 2. 3 4 Homeroom Officer 1; Teacher Assistant 1. 3. Wilson, Karen Isabelle Route 1, Box 90, Campobello, S. C. Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Choral Club 1. Health Careers 1, 2, 3. 4 Junior Beta Club 1, 2, Secretary 1; Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Librarian First Lieutenant 3. Captain 4; Candy Striper 3. 4. Homemom President 1, 2 Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Junior Ma' shal 3; Substitute Majorette 3. Wimberly. Pamelu Elaine Block C Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 1; Library 1. 2. President 2; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3. 4, Captam 4 Class Beauty 3; Class Officer. Vice President 2. 3; Report.! Historian 4 Guidance Assistant 3; Homecoming Contestant 3. 4, M. d of Honor 4 Homeroom President 1; Library Assistant 1; Perfect Attendance 1. Senior Superlative Most Popular ; Teacher Assistant 4. Wolfe. Debra Ann P. O. Box 112, Inman. S. C. Beta Club 4; Bus Drivers Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; FHA 1. 2 FTA 1. 2; Junior Beta Club 1. 2; Bus Driver 4; Guidance Assistant 1. 2. 3. 4. Homeroom Reporter; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Wolfe, Oolite June Route 1, Campobello, S. C. FHA 1, 2. Wood. Chris Route 1, Campobello, S. C. Block C Club 2; Choral Club 1; FBLA 1. 2; Basketball 1. Bus Driver 4; Football 1. 2 Woodftn, Bruce Dean P. O. Box 41, Gramling, S. C. Classical Club 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1; Football 1. Golf 3; Homeroom President 1; Homeroom Vice President 2. 3. Homeroom Reporter 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 2. Wyse. Virginia Boyne 11 A Street. Inman, S. C. Beta Club 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Dramatics 4. FFA 2 FTA 1. 2; Junior Beta Club 1, 2: Student Council 3; Furman Scholar 3. Homeroom Secretary 1; Junior Marshal 3; Miss Panorama Contestant 4; NEDT Finalist 2; Senior Superlative Most Intelligent . 119 Senior Class History We came — knowing that sooner or later we were going to become a part of Chapman. It is true that many times we wondered how much later, but deep within our hearts we knew it would come with time. We approached the batter's box, a little nervous, but with a lot of determination. The determination paid off — before we knew it , we were firmly planted on first base. As our leaders we had President — Ray Cooper, Vice President — Mike Elliott, Treasurer — Cindi Giddings, Secretary — Vicki Hembree, and Reporter-Historian — Wofford O'Sullivan. In May of 1968, the Freshman Class of Bethune High School was divided into parts, one of which was to attend Chapman and the other to attend Bethune. Since after our freshman year we were all joined into one class at Chapman, we feel that the history made by the part of the class that stayed at Bethune should be recorded with the Class of 72's history. The Freshman Class Officers at Bethune were: President — Jacob Middleton, Vice President — Lorraine Peterson, Secretary — Deida Maxton, Assistant Secretary — Portia Johnson, and Treasurer — Lizzie Staggs. Freshman Cheerleaders Bobbie Fleming - Captain, Renee Andrews, Cyndy Ramsey. Cindi Giddings and Pam Wimberly helped to lift our spirits here at Chapman, while at Bethune Portia Johnson represented the freshmen on the cheerleading squad. Ray Cooper stood tall for the freshmen on the Varsity Football Team. While the Freshman Team was made up of Danny Hyleman, Ricky Erskine, Mike Elliott, Mike McClure, Dale Culbreth, Bruce Woodfin, Ricky Howell, Jerry Steadman, Reggie Foster, Stanley Hipp, Ricky Tucker, Henry Gramling and Roger Hollifield. Cindi Giddings, Carolyn Burrell, Anita Cooper, Cheri Hickman, Connie Carson, and Sandra Bannister were Girl's Varsity Basketball Players. Marilyn Penson and Julia Drummond served on the Bethune Team. The Boy's Freshman Basketball Team consisted of: Tommy Jackson, Lewis Jennings, Louis Jackson, Ronnie Durrah, Ray Cooper, Mike Elliott, Ricky Howell, Ricky Tucker, Chuck Bohon, Calvin Rookard, Bill Shaw, Tommy Cooper, Eddie Price, Jerry • o Steadman and Mark Cooke. Tommy Nicholson, Henry Gramling, Reggie Foster, Doug Wilkins, Carl Berry and Ricky Howell added strength to the Cross Country Team. Bobbie Fleming held the title Miss Freshman. Running Track for the Freshmen were: Carl Berry, Reggie Foster, Mike Elliott, Ricky Howell, Roger Goodwin and Danny Hyleman. Ray Cooper and Eddie Price were the Freshman Players on the Baseball Team, with James Murriel and Calvin Rookard on the Bethune Team. The Freshman members of the Band of Gold were: Karen Wilson, Debra Kimmons, Wanda Burrell and Kay Wilds. As we reach our second base, the Sophomore Class Officers were: President — Ray Cooper, Vice President - Pam Wimberly, Secretary — Ricky Howell, Treasurer — Jane Strother, and Reporter-Historian — Eddie Price. Vance Greene, Ray Cooper, Ricky Howell, Mike Elliott, Frank Hall and Dale Culbreth were Varsity Football Players. The Junior Varsity Team was made of Danny Hyleman, Eston Graham, Carl Berry, Eddie Price, Ricky Tucker and Reggie Foster. Tommy Nicholson, Henry Gramling, Reggie Foster, Doug Wilkins, Carl Berry and Ricky Howell were members of the Cross Country Team. Nellie Cates, Julia Drummond and Debbie Price helped the Vartity Basketball Team. Junior Varsity Basketball Players were: Ricky Howell, Eddie Price, Tommy Cooper, Ray Cooper, Mike Elliott, Jerry Steadman, Louis Jackson, Wofford O'Sullivan, Chuck Bohon, Mark Cooke and Lewis Jennings. Pam Wimberly and Bobbie Fleming helped raise the spirit on the Varsity Cheerleader Squad. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were Carolyn Pack, Darlene Johnson, Renee Andrews, Jane Strother and Captain - Sandra Stevens. Reggie Foster, Carl Berry, Henry Gramling, Roger Goodwin, Ricky Howell, Mike Elliott, Dale Culbreth, Wofford O'Sullivan and Danny Hyleman were the sophomores on the Track Team. Our Baseball Players were: Eddie Price, Tim Haynes, Sammy Rollins and Ray Cooper. Bobbie Fleming and Sandra Stevens were Homecoming Contestants. Carolyn Burrell and Wanda Burrell were Miss Panorama Contestants. Members of the Band of Gold were Wanda Burrell, Karen Wilson and Cindy Hart with Debra Kimmons and Kay Wilds as Majorettes. Cindi Giddings held the title of Miss Sophomore. In February, of our Sophomore year. Tommy Cooper, one of our classmates, was involved in an automobile accident, which took his life. Tommy was an active member of our class. His death left us all with sorrow and disbelief. Although he is not with us physically, anymore, this does not stop him from living on within our memories. Finally we reached third base. Our Junior Class Officers were: President - Ray Cooper, Vice-President - Pam Wimberly, 120 Senior Class History Secretary - Carolyn Pack, Treasurer - Ricky Howell and Reporter Historian — Eddie Price. Leading our Varsity Squad in Football were Eddie Price, Mike Elliott, Ricky Howell, Ricky Erskine, Vance Greene, Chuck Bohon, Jerry Steadman, Dale Culbreth, Johnny Greenway, Reggie Foster, Ray Cooper and Wofford O'Sullivan. In Basketball the juniors were represented by David Stanley, Wofford O'Sullivan, Mike Elliott, Ricky Howell, Eddie Price and Calvin Rookard. On the Girl's Team we had Nellie Cates, Debbie Price, and Connie Carson, with Sandra Bannister as manager and Parice Cannon as scorekeeper. Nellie Cates, Marilyn Penson and Debbie Price were members of the Volleyball Team. Eddie Price, James Murriel and Sammy Rollins were members of the Baseball Team. Leading our Track Team were Reggie Foster, Carl Berry, Henry Gramling, Roger Goodwin, Ricky Howell, Mike Elliott, Dale Culbreth, Wofford O'Sullivan and Danny Hyleman. Henry Gramling, Kenny Bell and Stanley Hipp were the junior players of the Golf Team. The junior members on the Cheerleading Squad were Pam Wimberly, Bobbie Fleming and Carolyn Pack. Janice Collins, Reggie Foster, Henry Gramling and Boyne Wyse were Furman Scholars. Marching for the band were: Karen Wilson, Ray Jackson, Kerry Mayberry and Dotsy Cooper. Debra Kimmons and Wanda Burrell were Majorettes and Kay Wilds was selected as Star Twirler. Pam Wimberly and Bobbie Fleming were Homecoming Contestants. Kay Wilds, Wanda Burrell, Ann Peeler, Carolyn Pack and Nancy Polk were Miss Panorama Contestants. Carolyn Pack reigned as Miss Panorama and also won the Miss Congeniality Award. Pam Wimberly held the title of Miss Junior . • There were twenty six Junior Marshals. This was the largest number of marshals in Chapman's history. They were: Angella Bishop, Vance Greene, Tommy Mason, Carl Berry, Mary Metcalf, Debra Kimmons, Karen Wilson, Reggie Foster, Eddie Price, Carolyn Pack, Vicki Hembree, Boyne Wyse, Cindy Hart, Roger Goodwin, Janice Collins, Juanita Miller, Willa Copeland, Bobbie Fleming, Carolyn Burrell, Sandra Stevens, Joan Fowler, Cathy Watkins, Ellen Moore, Jamie Skinner, Wofford O'Sullivan and Craig Collins. Mark Cooke was elected Vice-President of the student body and Bobbie Fleming was elected as Secretary. We had now reached home base. We realized that this was the beginning of the end. The Senior Class Officers were: President — Ray Cooper, Vice President - Craig Collins, Secretary — Carolyn Burrell, Treasurer — Carolyn Pack, Reporter-Historians - Mary Helen Smith and Pam Wimberly. Reggie Foster was elected as Student Body President, Bobbie Fleming - Treasurer and Ricky Howell - Corresponding Secretary. Senior members of the Cheerleading Squad were: Pam Wimberly - Captain, Carolyn Pack - Co-Captain, Bobbie Fleming and Portia Johnson. The Varsity Football Team's Senior members consisted of: Eddie Price, Ricky Tucker, Wofford O'Sullivan, Ray Cooper, Jerry Steadman, Ricky Erskine, Ricky Howell, Johnny Greenway, Vance Greene, Danny Hyleman, Chuck Bohon, Mike Elliott and Reggie Foster. Members of the Varsity Basketball team were: Eddie Price - Captain, Ricky Howell, Lewis Jennings, Mike Elliott and Wofford O'Sullivan. Marilyn Penson and Connie Carson were the Senior members of the Girl's Team. Kay Wilds was Chapman's Star Twirler for the second year. Debra Kimmons and Wanda Burrell led our Majorettes for the Band of Gold. Marching members were: Karen Wilson, Ray Jackson and Kerry Maybury. Sandra Bannister and Kay Wilds held the titles of Miss Senior . Kay Wilds, Portia Johnson, Lizzie Staggs, Wanda Burrell and Boyne Wyse were Miss Panorama Contestants. Kay Wilds, held the title of Miss Panorama and Lizzie Staggs won the Miss Congeniality Award. Bobbie Fleming, Kay Wilds, Pam Wimberly, Carolyn Pack. Wanda Burrell, Jayne Wilkins, Nancy Alverson. Iris Greene and Carolyn Burrell were Homecoming Contestants. Pam Wimberly held the title Maid of Honor for Homecoming. The motto chosen was What we are to be, we are now becoming.' Our class flower was the red rose and the class color was red. These past four years have been long and hard, but fun. We leave our Alma Mater with gladness and sorrow in our hearts, yet with a feeling of assurance that our goals are now within reach. 121 THE JUNIOR CLASS 1971-1972 PRESIDENT: Rene Wolfe VICE-PRESIDENT: Paula Davenport 122 TREASURER: Kathy Fowler REPORTER: Janice Camp PRESIDENTS: Rhonda Bryant. Janice Camp, Joey Sloan, Debbie Shields, and Jack Cothran. JUNIOR HOMEROOM VICE-PRESIDENTS: Judy Mason, Gwen Poe, Charles Eaton, Chuck Brian, and Bob Scawright. SECRETARIES: David Hawkins. Marion McDowell, Ruth Baker. Sharon Re- vis, and Don Landrum. TREASURERS: Beth Donahoo, Darrell Dollar. Bruce Wheelon, Donald Landrum, Laveme Jackson, and Paulette Porter. P.S. Laverne Jackson is a fraud. Eowler, William Johnson, Jeannic STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Phillip Underwood, Jane Coleman, Rene Wolfe. Paula Davenport, Pam Miller, Joanne Hunsinger, and Charles Brady. REPORTERS: Patsy Alexander, Kathy Marlowe, and Roger Duncan. Patricia Ballenger Paulette Ballenger Carol Barnette Pam Bell Ken Belue Ann Blanton Charles Brady Larry Bradley Roger Bradley Chuck Brian Roger Bright Being a Junior has meant a lot of things in our lives. Besides belonging to the BEST class at Chapman, we were awarded the “Spirit Jug’’ three times! 124 Harold Brock Roger Brock Edna Brown James Brown Keith Brown Sandy Brown Terry Bruce Marshall Bryant Rhonda Bryant Debbie Burnette Randall BurTell David Bush Janice Camp Martha Carson Arnold Cay ton Jane Coleman Jack Coley Scott Cooke Jack Cothran Marian Cothran Paula Davenport Darrell Dollar Beth Donahoo Roger Duncan V Charles Eaton Nothing is better for Thee than English III. Paul Flemming Donnie Fowler Mike Emory Tamara Everhart Cheryl Fain 126 Kathy Fowler Willie Fuller Gilbert Gary Susan Golightly Phillip Hall Roger Hall Gary Hammett Barbara Hamrick Elaine Hannon David Hawkins Gloria Gary Tommy Gibson Edward Hall John Guy Reggie Gosnell Bobby Gowan Gail Grant Jcri Gwinn Keith Hembree Jimmy Henson Karen Henson Frank Henry Libby Hicks Steve Hickman Debbie Horton JoAnne H unsinger Kathy Hutcherson Lavernc Jackson William Jackson William Johnson Nina Kay Jones Rhonda Kelly Roger Kyle Debbie Lake Donald Landrum Phillip Laughter Ken Lawson Mike Lewis Cathy Loftis Jean me Marlowe Judi Mason Gerald McAbee LuAnne McCarter Marilyn McClain Randy McClure Marian McDowell Tim McDowell Margaret McKinney Randy Medley Naomi Middleton Pam Miller Debbie Mills Wanda Mills Ann Morris Melvin Murriel Debra O'shields Warren O'sullivan Ronnie Pack “Gee Paula, do you really think I have nice legs. Janey Parks Ricky Parris Michelle Penson Christine Pigate Terry Pike Gwen Poe Judy Pogue Jean Radford Tim Raney Reba Ravan Sharon Revis Debbie Reynolds Jimmy Ridings Jack Rolan V Mark Rollins Bob Seawright Pam Senn Jimmy Settles Brenda Shafer Debbie Sheilds Sherry Skinner Joe Sloan Lisa Sloan Ruby Smith Steve Smith Tony Stevens Sam Tapp Kay Thomas Dianne Thompson 130 Roger Thompson Tamara Thompson Phillip Underwood Steve Underwood Shcrrell Walker Look-out below! An enemy pigeon is launching attack! Sharon Wallace Dianne Waters Randy Watkins Bruce Wheelon Dianne Wilkins Honest, we aren’t playing hookey . . . we’re just waiting for the buffalo stampede to pass. Debbie Wilson Steve Wofford Rene Wolfe Ann Wood fin James Wright Darlene Wyatt 132 Parlez-vous fran ais?” Juniors are very active in our sports activities. That includes our pep rally Bleacher Bums.” soaring high- Glad, glad am 1 As Juniors we measured for our rings this year. Among other highlights of the year. Rhonda Kelly was 1st runner-up in the ‘‘Miss Panorama” contest. Ann Woodfin and Rene Wolfe have straight ‘‘A” averages. Gwen Poe and Tamara Thompson were elected Miss Junior.” William Johnson and David Hawkins were elected “Mr. Junior a J bbjK Wilsoa is captain of the pom-pon corps. Gwen Poe was also elected as ‘‘Homecommguueen” Over 28 new members out of the Junior class were elected into the Beta Club. Paula Davenport, Paulette Porter, Debbie Lake, Lavernc Jackson, and Kathy Fowler are on the basketball team. Bruce Wheelon is a high scorer on the boys basketball team. Sharon Revis types faster than anyone else in 3rd period typing class. Reggie Gosnell and Don Landrum made All-Conference in football. Jane Coleman, Pam Miller, and,Patsy Alex ander are cheerleaders. Just think, we have 1 more year to go . .. 133 SOPHOMORE Sammy Trout-PRESIDENT Christie Rogers-VICE PRESIDENT CLASS OFFICERS Pam Pridmore-REPORTER HISTORIAN 134 Cheryl Maxwell SECRETARY Jackie Donnahoo-TREASURER SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Denise Jackson, Linda Wolfe. PRESIDENTS: Grady Henderson, Paula Brady. Jeff Davis. Christie Jimmy Fagan. Rene Jackson, Blanche Gramling, Cheryl Smith, and Susan La Rogers, Karen Vassey, and Debbie Lawter. Rocca. VICE PRESIDENTS: Wade Burgess, Ronnie Gayton, Cheryl Maxwell, and SECRETARIES: Nita Goodwin, Paula Hammett. Joan Turner, Dawn Mike Hester. Kimbrcll, and Jane Splawn. TREASURERS: Mclomc Smith, Latricia Dempsey, Karen Blackwell, Laura REPORTERS: Donna Bishop, Emily Barnette, Jill Coley, Jackie Don- Wyse, Kim Mayberry, and Susan Cooke. nahoo, Roger Mooney and Clyde Foster. Joe Aenchbakcr Debbie Allen Joanna Allen Sam Allgood Barbara Anderson Debra Anderson Robin Babb Billy Ballcngcr Margaret Ballenger Roy Ballenger Emily Marie Barnette Betsy Barnwell Terry Barnwell Teny Barton Norma Beason Susan Berry Donna Bishop Kenneth Black Iris Blackwell Karen Blackwell 136 Jimmy Bobo Edward Boyce Julie Boyce Dale Brackett George Bradley Myra Bradley Paula Brady Bobby Bright Janie Brown Joyce Brown Rita Bryant Wade Burgess Austin Bums Jerry Bums Ryan Bums Darrell Burrell Teresa Byrds Vicki Calvert Paige Campbell Ethel Carson Richard Carson Larrett Caulder Harold Chapman Ronnie Clayton Debbie Coley Jill Coley Vicki Coley Jan Collins Susan Cooke Terry Cooke Charles Copeland Darlene Copeland Raymond Copeland Susan Cox Jeffry Davis Mark Davis Latricia Dempsey Faye Dendy Cathy Dimsdale Jackie Donnahoo Ricky Dover Barbara Edwards Billy Edwards Zee Epton Jennie Eubanks Billy Eustace Jimmy Fagan Ruth Fernanders 138 Jerry Files Clyde Foster Dorothy Foster Ronnie Fowler Micheal Frady Wayne Garret Linda Gilbert Tony Gilbert Allen Godfrey Dennis Golden Nita Goodwin Maxine Gowan Claude Graham Blanche Gramling Diane Green Terry Green Diane Greene Betty Greenway George Guy Freda Hall Beth Hammett Debbie Hammett Paula Hammett Rose Hammett Shirley Hammett 139 Kenny Hart Dale Hembree Grady Henderson Freda Henson Mike Hester Wcstly Hill Sherry Home Denise Jackson Renee Jackson David Jenkins Eddie Johnson Terry Johnson Randy Jones Dawn Kimbrell Don Knei ley Debbie Laster Mike Lawson Debbie Lawter Susan La Rocca Brenda Lewis AND I DRANK IT ALL BY MYSELF . .. 140 Ann Lively Keith Lyeely Deborah Lyles Mary Lyles Kay Lynch Vicki Lunn Anthony Mabry Lucius Mabry Cheryl Maxwell Kim Mayberry Beverly McAbec V Bryan McCarter Gary McCutcheon Steve McDowell Wayne McKenzie Betty McKinney 141 Brenda Melton Linda Melton Susan Metcalf Roger Mooney Thomas Morgan Ray Moseley Millie Murriel Douglas Nesbitt Peggy Nesbitt Terry Newman Frankie Nodine Jane O'Shields Susan Owens Lonnie Pack Bobby Page Teresa Raburn Eddie Ramsey Faye Ramsey Karen Ravan Ricky Rcgnolds Charles Ridings Johnny Roper Christie Rogers Kenneth Rookard Lynn Shipman Sherry Shockley Preston Skinner Elton Skipper Cheryl Smith Melonie Smith Pamela Smith Jane Splawn Carolyn Strange David Suddcth Tony Swindler 143 Hilda Tapp Micheal Taylor Glenn Teague Susan Teague Fatina Thomas Thurston Thomas Sammy Trout Michcal Tucker Kenneth Tucker Patsy Tucker Joan Turner Sammy Turner Allen Twitty Karen Vassey When all the laughter dies in sorrow And the tears have risen to a flood When all the wars have found a cause In human wisdom and in blood Do you think they’ll cry in sadness Do you think that they will blink Do you think they’ll curse the madness Do you think they’ll ever think When all the great galactic system Sigh to a frozen halt in space Do you think there will be some remnant Of beauty of the human race Do you think there will be a vestige Or a sniffle or a cosmic tear Do you think a greater thinking thing Will give a damn that man was here. Gloria Wright Rcncc Wright Janett Wyatt Laura Wyse 145 Secretary Vice President Billy Faine President Darlene Williams Cheryl Taylor FRESHMAN HOMEROOM OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENTS: Tommy Byrd. Terry Wilson, Terry Blackwell. Ruth Ann Graham, Karen Rolls, and Sandy Hammett. PRESIDENTS: Tim Sloan, Larry Dorman, Johnny Cantrell. Vicki Johnson, Terry Williams, Carol Foster, Wanda Price, and Paula Johnson. Others: Kathy Davis, Cathy Davis, Sandra Bcason, Dottie Stewart, SECRETARIES: Ricky Dixon, Anita Phillips, Renee Loftis, Cathy Gre Carlton Clayton, Joe Everhart. Back Row: Jill Moon. Phyllis Gowan. gory, Vicki Cook, Diane Giddings, and David Poe. Darlene Williams, and Graig Ballew. 147 Faye Abernathy Laura Aenchbacher Julie Alverson Clayton Anders Kathy Arrington David Atkins Kris Bagwell Tim Bagwell Barbara Balknger Connie Balknger Debbie Balknger Craig Ballew Jerry Barnette Sandra Beason Phyllis Belue Bud Berry Tommy Bird Jane Blackwell Johnny Blackwell Tercy Blackwell Steve Brackett Ricky Brannon Freddy Brown Jank Brown Ricky Brown Wendell Bruce Tracy Burch Gary Burgess Willie Burgess James Burnett Teresa Burnett Mike Burns Tony Bums Linda Burrell Robin Camp Johnny Cantrell Doris Cash Debbie Can Leonard Cash Authur Clayton Carlton Clayton Tommy Clayton Tim Coates Steve Cogdill Willa Collins Cindy Cooke Vicki Cooke Jeanette Cooper Linda Copeland Debbie Cothran Glen Cothran 149 Barbara Davis Ernest Davis Cathy Davis Kathy Davis Janice Davis Ricky Dixon Jan Donahue Larry Dorman Ken Duncan Francis Edwards Joe Everhart Billy Faine Cathy Farmer Diane Fernandes Christine Fisher Jonnie Fisher Robin Fisher Betty Jo Fleming David Fleming Mark Fowler Kevin Ford 150 Ricky Ford Carol Ann Foster Helen Fuller Helen Fowler Micheal Frye Charlie Fuentes Lee Fuentes Floyd Hall Janice Hall Jo Ann Hall Judson Hall Kathy Hall Laura Hammett Sandy Hammett Sandra Harris Alvin Harris Johnny Hart Kenny Henson Jimmy Hill Danny Hollisield Fred Horne Bill Howard Genova Howard Russell Huntsinger Teresa Hyleman Darlene Inman Diane Inman Ricky James Eddie Jackson Kathy Johnson Vicki Johnson Paula Johnson 152 Tommy Jordan Douglas KeUer Keith KeUer Tony Ketz Manor KimbreU Steve Lake Jerry Laurens Renee Loftis Kathy Lyda Cindy Mabry Debbie MaJone Terry Manning Emma Jane Mase Cynthia Mathis Lctha Maxton Kathy Maybury Susan Mayfield Stanley McDoweU Hilda McFalls Keith Melton Glenn MiUer Randy MUls Ann MitcheU JiU Moon Susan Moon V Kenny Morris Diane Murriel Lois Murriel Millie Murriel Eddie Nicholson Joyce Nicholson Bernice Nesbitt Micheal Nesbitt Jerry Newman Jill Newman Cathy Nodinc Kathy Nodine Tony Parker David Parks Kenneth Parrish BTod.iv is ;i beautiful day! The rays of light filtered through the sentinels of tree this morning. I sat by the creek and contemplated I missed classes, but 7T. . . somehow it didn't matter. The serenity and beauty of my feelings and surroundings completely captivated me . . I I thought of you I discovered you tucked away in tro shadows of the trees. The rediscovered you on thi smiles of the flowers asjhe sun penetrated the petals . . in the rhy thm of the leaves I falling upon the stream . . . in the freedom of the robin as he flew searching as you do. I'm very happy to have found you again Now. you will never leave me. for I will always find you in the beauty of life. Kitty Peace Anita Phillips Mane Pitts Tanya Praytor 154 155 Wilbur Smith James Snoddy Sammuel Snoddy Debbie Staggs Dottie Stewart Jeffry Stone Jane Strange Laura Strange Frieda Suddeth Freddy Sullens Cheryl Taylor Cindy Taylor Gerrald Teague Mary Lee Towery Joyce Tucker Tim Tucker Larry Turner Wanda Turner Gene Waldrop Robert Waldrop Mark Waters 156 i Liz Watson Debbie West Yronne Whitlock Billy Joe Wilkins Eugene Wilkins Darlene Williams Joe Joe Wilkins Terry Williams Lisa Wilson Terry Wilson Debra Witt Karen Wyatt I do my thing and you do your thing I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine You are you And I am I, And if by chance we find each other, It’s beautiful. V Advertisements . . . You can tell (he ideals of a nation by its advertisements. Douglas South Wind COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA OUTLET STORES 25 Main St. Inman, S.C. “PROUD TO BE A GROWING PART OF INMAN” CARO-MI ‘THE HAM WHAT AM” Hwy. 176 North of Tryon THE STEEPLE DRIVE-IN BENFIELD USED CARS 803 W. Main St. Good Clean Used Cars Spartanburg, S. C. Ash. Hwy. Ph. 472-9944 Ph. 585-8180 Joel E. Malone—Owner Willard Benfield, Owner Compliments of FORD D. D. MOTORS, INC. INMAN HARDWARE Authorized Sales and Service Ash. Hwy. Phone: 472-8446 Dial 877-0711 KEYPUNCH ACADEMY Greer, S.C. OF SPARTANBURG Montgomery Bldg., Suite 715 BALLENGERS 167 N. Church St. Spartanburg, S. C. Quality Produce Market Ash. Hwy. 7 days a week Phone: 585-0324 Inman, S. C. It’s the real thing. Coke. NEW INTERNATIONAL WIRE PRODUCTS CORPORATION Plant at Inman, South Carolina The World's largest, most modern drawing and strand- ing facilities for precious metals. CANADY HARDWARE BROWNIE'S CLEANERS AND FLORIST Pittsburg Paints Mill St. 3 Main St. Inman, S. C. Inman, South Carolina GEISS SON JEWELERS ROLEX Custom Design Remounting Official Agency Repairs Specialty ‘‘We make our Jewelry” Located Across from 1st. Baptist Church, Spartanburg, S. C. ROBERT F, LITTLEFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY 23 N. Main St. Box 685 Inman, S. C. Phone: 472-8500 SAM FREY APPLIANCE CO. Real Estate — Investments Sales - Frigidaire - Service Lyman, S. C. ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Office Phone, 439-2544 Home Phone: 877-4079 JODY'S DRIVE IN ROCKET OIL CO. Asheville Hwy. Highway 176 Inman, S. C. Inman, S. C. “Service With a Smile” Phone 472-9427 Inman, S. C. FRANK BARNETTE PAINTING CONTRACTOR Commercial Industrial Residential FAT'S ESSO STATION Tires — Batteries — Accessories JERI'S SHOES, INC. Wash Grease 218 E. Main St. Gene Anderson, Owner Spartanburg, S. C. U.S. Highway 176 Inman, S. C. “Shoes for the Modern Girl” UNITED 5 10 Inman Plaza Asheville Hwy. Inman, S. C. Phone: 472-2980 C S NATIONAL BANK OF SPARTANBURG Action speaks louder. the action bank THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Member F.D.I.C. BUTTE KNITTING MILLS rrfriffl DIVISIONS OF JONATHAN LOGAN, INC. Spartanburg, South Carolina SEAWRIGHT BOYCE RANSON FORD, INC. FUNERAL HOME South Church at Broad 26 E. Main St. Inman, S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Phone: 588-7281 Phone: 472-3221 CAMPHAVEN NURSING HOME, INC. Rt. 4 — Inman, S. C. 24 HOUR NURSING SERVICE “WE CARE” Approved by: Medicare Medicaid MAXWELL BROTHER'S FURNITURE ‘Where the buying’s easy” 204 E. Main St. Spartanburg Member of: S. C. NURSING HOME ASSN. AMERICAN NURSING HOME ASSN. DEYOUNG'S Barbor Beauty Shop Call HE9-6660 Dual Lane Hwy. Lyman. S. C. POTEAT'S MARKET Asheville Hwy. Inman, S. C. Phone: 578-2970 VASSEY'S GAS FOR LESS gas, oil, and accessories Asheville Highway Inman, S. C. M. W. BOBO FUNERAL CHAPEL 419 E. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. Tel. 582-6341 Compliments of POWELL'S FURNITURE CO. “Home of Fine Furniture” Inman, S. C. 29349 WESTERN AUTO Associated Stores Home Owned C. D. “Charlie” Hall 16 S. Main Street Phone: 472-2219 Inman, South Carolina QUALITY FUEL SUPPLY R. L. (Bob) Pack Distributor Phone 468-3264 472-2530 SYLVAN CHEMICAL COMPANY TOM DUNCAN PONTIAC, INC. Dewey Plant — Inman, S. C. 202 N. Main St. P. 0. Box 834 Greer, S. C. Division of 26951 Deering Milliken Phone 877-7441 KEMPSON Sales Service REXALL DRUGS Phone: 472-2136 CLONINGER MOTORS Inman, S. C. Buick — Rambler Revlon - Coty - Russell Stover Candy Greer, S. C. Compliments of PETTY'S FUNERAL HOME Landrum, S. C. Phone: 457-3572 CONGRATULATIONS, CHAPMAN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES! We are proud of you, as you complete this significant chapter in your educational career. You have our best wishes for future success, as you continue your studies in some institution of higher learning; or, perhaps, begin your career in business or industry. If you have not yet decided upon o career, we invite you to consider the opportunities offered by Textiles — South Carolina's largest employer. The industry provides many challenging and rewarding job and career opportunities for qualified young people. We'll be happy to discuss some of these possibilities with you, in the Personnel Offices of any of our Plants! SPARTAN MILLS STARTEX MILLS BEAUMONT MILLS POWELL KNITTING COMPANY INMAN NURSING HOME Inman, S. C. 51 N. Main St. Phone 472-9870 BOMMER SPRING HINGE COMPANY Landrum, South Carolina TAYLOR'S BODY SHOP Asheville Highway Compliments of Inman, S. C. J. W. WOODWARD Funeral Home VIRLS Spartanburg, S. C. of Inman, S. C. Phone 582-6751 “Apparel That Appeals” wilkins McMillan LUMBER COMPANY Building Material Phone: 472-2141 Inman, S. C. Phone: Res. 859-5441 Office 457-3335 Since 1964 CANNON SONS MORTUARY Landrum, S. C. 29366 JANET'S CLOTH SHOP “All of your Sewing Needs” Asheville Hwy. Inman, S.C. When you give her a diamond, that’s “Perfect Love” THE JEWEL BOX 153 E. Main St. Spartanburg, S.C. Over 150 Stores in the United States Compliments Compliments of of CORRELLS AUTO PARTS INMAN FEED SUPPLIES U.S. Highway 176 and Lyman Rd. INMAN OIL COMPANY Inman, S. C. 29349 Landrum Medley, Distributor Pure Oil Distributor Phone: 472-3231 Lyman Road — Inman, S.C. Phone: GR2-3421 C S NATIONAL BANK OF INMAN Action speaks louder. the action bank THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Member F.D.I-C INMAN MILLS Since 1902 Manufacturers of Quality Textiles A good place to work Good Luck Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen LYMAN RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN Compliments of INMAN TIMES Specializing in Steaks and Seafoods Lunches Served 11 A.M. til 2 P.M. Every Day But Saturday Hours 7 A.M.-12 P.M. Private Dining Room Phone 439-6577 Good Food Is Our Business BAILES, COLLINS, CRAIN, INC. Compliments of Department Store 12 S. Main Street INMAN JEWELERS Phone: 472-9547 2 S . Main St. Inman, S. C. Compliments of LANDRUM MILLS A Division of Bigelow-Sanford, Inc. Makers of Fine Carpet Since 1825 CECIL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 161 E. Wood St. Spartanburg, S. C. 29303 803-585-3446 GOOD LUCK SENIORS INMAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 24 S. Main Street Inman, South Carolina ROSE'S STORES NO. 101 PINEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Byrnes Blvd. Spartanburg, S. C. P. O. Box 1714 Contribution by: Compliments of 0. R. MILLER'S DUAL LANE SERVICE STATION KIDDIE COLLEGE Henderson St. Inman, S. C. Greenville Highway INMAN DRUGS, INC. Inman’s Largest Most Modern Drugstore Prescription Service Headquarters for School Supplies LYNN'S DUAL LANE PHARMACY BRADEY'S GREENHOUSE 205 Greenville Hwy. Lyman, S. C. Pot and Bedding Plants Cosmetics by Revlon, Max Factor, Tussy 51 Mill Street Phone: 472-9719 “Pills of Course” RAY SMITH BELK HUDSON Office and School Supplies, Inc. Spartanburg’s first family of 1257 Bioling Springs Rd. department stores P.0. Box 591 Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 Main Store - downtown - 112 E. Main St. Compliments of Hillcrest - Shopping Center Efirds - downtown -129 E. Main St. THE FASHION OF SPARTANBURG GOWAN'S MEN STUDENT SHOP Inman, S. C. 472-8817 GOOD FOODS for the home. . . You save more when you shop at COMMUNITY CASH There's One Near You CAROLINA CASH CO. Spartanburg, S. C. P. 0. Box 127 Gramling, South Carolina 29348 Phone (803) 472-9000 Thru Inman, S. C. First in South Carolina And The Fourth in The U. S. To Have Underwriters Laboratory Listed Mobile Homes A COMBINATION OF SATISFACTION PRESTIGE IN MOBILE HOMES MOTOR CONTRACT COMPANY 125 Hall Street Spartanburg, South Carolina Phone: 585-4291 “ALL PURPOSE FINANCING” Automobile Loan’s — Furniture Loans Personal Loans I'm a Junior. 1 am me. I’m a Junior. I am me. I feel no pain - my soul is free. I await the future -1 hear her call as I patiently walk down destiny’s hall. Truth and virtues are what I seek For success does not respect the weak. I have my hopes, as you can see. For I’am the “Class of 73.” Real Estate All Type Insurance JOHN C. COLEY CO. Realtor 219 Montgomery Bldg. Spartanburg, S. C. G.I. F.H.A. Loans Dial 585-3646 PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOANS 468 E. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. GOWAN SHOE SHOP 9 Mill St. Inman, S. C. Compliments of THAD'S FOOD MART 704 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. Compliments of BRADEY'S CLEANERS MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 5 Mill St. 8 Mill St. Inman, S. C. Inman, S. C. MORGAN'S BEAUTY BAR INMAN DUNBRICK 12 Canady St. RFD. 1 Inman, S. C. Inman, S. C. C. H. MITCHELL MILLING CO. 154 Asheville Hwy. Inman, S. C. 1, a Freshman I, a freshman of my loved class, Am a symbol of the Future, not a Relic of the past We represent peace, we represent love. We represent our maker from the heavens above. We are united as to represent our Nation one day! We love our country and for it we pray. We want Fellowship and to it we’re leaning: We are the Freshman Class, people of meaning. “Class of 75“ Super Sophomores minnum minimi .. 179 Compliments of EDWARD’S BIRD INSRUANCE AGENCY The strongest faith, the brightest hopes That Ht ?aven can impart, Serenity and wisdom. An understanding heart. An awareness of life's beauty. An answer to your prayers. And the blessed reassurance That God understands and cares. Barbara Burrow
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