Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration........................6 Features ............................16 Sports ..............................36 Activities ..........................68 Classes..............................90 Advertisements .160

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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 These things form the comradeship we have, the jovial ones and the cross ones, the sociable and the withdrawn, all joined together in a united effort.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.

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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