Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

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K Wz disayrzz on many thinys hzrz at but there s one thiny all of us coufd ayrzz on. Ot does take determination to hezfi tryuiy because we all hnow Ot J on t dome £asy? Tj v-i : : 'D � rap� � • A . - .V v •' i • 4 y «• • -• • • aLrLz of (-ontznti rfclm in Litxation • • • • • • • zatuzzi • • S7-fcti(jitU i ct a±±£i fclozitLizniznti . .18 8 litor: panics, (lamp. J7-iclus.rtLi.incj j lianacjsr: iPfiilip ' Lincisrvjood onion c I (ill A!ancij nzith rfzt Editor: R. L£ ucon Predication 'Uhrouyh your fifteen ye.au of un- selfish teaching you have formed a new dimension in the teachiny profession, c f dimension of better communication be- tween student and teacher. ( ifou have accomplished much more than just in- creasing the hnowtedye of students. (Ifou have become their frie nd. {you have been a yuide, a teacher, a friend to all. your untiriny efforts to teach thorouyhly yet intere stinyly, and at the same time understanding the nature of your students, we the Senior proudly dedicate the fQ' 3 Panorama to dlirs. cPachel K Wate is. 3 £ft [Je on t dorm Lit cion t come. e.asy Lfou know it cion t come zasy Lit don t corns. s-OAij 1 Ijou know it don t come easy C- ot to pay your duel if you want to liny tke blue s. cdfnd you know it don t come zasy (tjou don t kaoe to diout 0 only leap about ' Ljou can eoen play tkem easy doryet about tke past edind ail your sorrows 1Uke future ivon 't [ait Lit IV dike your tomorrow Lido n t ask for muck Li ordy want your trust edind you know it don t come easy edind tkis Looe of mine Lis yrowiny all tke time edind you know it just am t easy Dpen up your heart, bets come toye tker ‘Use bittbe booe and we wibb m ake it work out better. ot to pay your dues if you want to liny tke blues edind you know it don t come easy, edind tkis you don t kaoe to skout or Leap about (I jou can eoen play tkem e.asy ideace, remember, fie ace, is kow we make it. ediere, witkin your means if you re biy enouyk to take it. 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'Joel Coleif. duel Bilan, eltarl pollini, Clariei Bxadtif, iPllllfi 'Underwood. EJkixd low: dllonda Bryant. dnn eMorrii, Rutl dialer. Janice Camfx, 'Camara L7I0m.f2s.0n, iPaufette '‘.Porter. w }ronz thz zcitaiy of victory, to thz ayony of defeat . . . ... Lit 'jL on t Coma 33 First row (seated) Derrell Dollar. Bruce Wheel on. Mark Rollins. Joe Sloan. Don Landrum R°nw Jk TTr T 0 Sullivan. Reggie Gosnell. Carr Hightower. David Hawkins Second Row (kneeling) Glenn Teague. Gary McCutcheon. Eddie Johnson. Grady Henderson Sammy Trout. Terry Barnwell. Bennie Drummond. Wayne McKenzie. Roger Mooney Third Row RickiJl9 ZT7 PaCk' C°aCh R°nnie Wilson-John y R°Per- Ken Black. Randy Jones. Rickie Brannon. Phillip Gosnell. Lucius Mabry. Coach Don Burton. Coach Curtis Powell. Curtis Powell Head Coach 1972 VARSITY TEAM Gene Stallard Don Denton Scoreboard Chapman 14 Polk Central 6 Chapman 38 McDuffie 0 Chapman 31 Travelers Rest 15 Chapman 17 B oiling Springs 25 Chapman 13 Landrum 6 Chapman 0 York 92 Chapman 0 Berea 22 Chapman 0 Byrnes 26 Chapman 15 Clo ver 21 Chapman 6 Clinton 45 34 First Row: (kneeling) Manager. Mike Burns. Jud Hall. Steve Cogdill. Larry Ford. Mark Fowler. Billy Fain. Eugene Wilkins. Micheal Taylor (Manager). Second Row: (standing) Floyd Hall. Wendell Bruce, Gerald Teague. Paul McCoy. Tommy Jordan. Joe Everhart. Tim Coates. Ken Duncan Not Pictured: Glenn Cochran. Bud Berry. Doug Brashears. Kenny Parrish. Junior Varsity Coach Gene Stallard Scoreboard Chapman 8 Polk Central ..............0 Chapman 42 Travelers Rest . . . .0 Chapman 0 Boiling Springs ... .6 Chapman 8 • Crest ....... .8 Chapman 8 Byrnes............26 Chapman 8 York ................18 Chanman 12 Berea ...............13 Chapman 8 Clover ..............21 J.V.'s trade licks with Varsity working for next year. 35 Front Row: Dale Gilbert. Doug Burnette. Lindy Polk. Michael Murphy. Mike Drummond. Carl Golden. Eric Gary. Stanley Staggs. Bernard Penson. Felton Jennings. Tommy McMurray, Man- ager Back Row Coach Don Denton. John Shockley. Mike Fowler. Bobby Babb. Russell Rowell. Robbie Hendricks. Wesley Christie. Kim Souther. Phil Trout. Ricky Howell. James Horne. Mike Johnson. Tim Steadman. Coach Otis Hightower. THE FRESHMAN , Scoreboard Chapman 18 Chesnee.........0 Chapman 8 Cowpens.........0 Chapman 0 Pacolet ........0 Chapman 28 Blacksburg......0 Chapman 12 Boiling Springs ... .6 Chapman 14 Landrum .......22 Chapman 6 Roebuck.........Q 36 While other players look on. one freshman goes low to make a tackle. PARENTS’ PERMISSION FOR SON OR DAUGHTER TO PARTICIPATE IN ATHLETICS TO: Principal or Superintendent: This is to certify that----------------------------------------------------------------- has my permission to (Son or Daughter) participate in the following sports: Place an (X) in column under each sport permission is given. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACE TENNIS SWIMMING BOXINO GOLF OTHER tor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- High School for the year 19______-19. This does not hold the school responsible in any way whatsoever. Attention Principal: Signed_________________________________ (Father) Signed_________________________ (Mother) Signed__________ _______________________ (Legal Guardian) Make only one copy and keep in your files. Do not send any copies to the Executive Secretary or your Conference Secretary. From the Hot Summer of72... ... to the Last Week of Practice Carr Hightower — Guard 1972 SENIOR David Hawkins — End Don Landrum — Halfback Warren O'Sullivan — Tackle Joe Sloan — Halfback LETTERMEN Roger Thompson — Fullback Mark Rollins — Halfback Bruce Wheelon — Quarterback '7HE ULTIMA TE CONFRONTA T!ON‘ As one can see, the picture on the opposite page is a shot of the Chapman-Landrum game. For the first time in recent history the two schools met on the gridiron. However, there are so many things you do not see when you look at this picture. One does not see the hard week of practice by both teams. Nor does one see the little aches and pains, bruises, and cuts. There is a feeling of intense determination by both sides. There is electricity in the air as the spirit begins to reach a climax. The jump of the cheerleaders and the scream of the crowd—these things are not visible in the picture. Blocks are being made up the field by the unsung heroes, the line- men. The quarterback tries his best to put the ball at a certain place at a certain time. This time the play succeeds — but for every success there are numerous failures. When there is success the failures are quick- ly forgotten. This is just a picture of a football game between two small schools, but if you look hard enough you can see much more. h Z7 V90 7 77 T € zifjrunxTj -’ fnjv-f- 7t]]3znr £j fy-pzu ) Gznjurox zmzuTno TJ 77 77 r nan h � � sr 7ZZ7 £3 Ti?jrn?jZ3?y- tty Cj.o DL I A jackiz 9 'WiHicunl tmuicj ( Vic(zL (-oob cMovj£.H man dfizziLzacL £Z± Back row (left to right). Roger Mooney. David Hawkins. Lucius Mabry. Reggie Gosnell. An- thony Mabry, Don Landrum. Bruce Wheelon. Coach Gene Stallard. Front row (left to right). Sammy Trout. Derrell Dollar, Van Jackson. Wesley Hill. Clyde Foster. Johnny Roper. Joe Sloan. Ken Black. Scores Boys Varsity Basketball Chapman 55 Polk Central 31 Chapman 42 Cowpens 44 Chapman 72 Woodruff 48 Chapman 69 Chesnee 39 Chapman 85 Woodruff 67 Chapman 52 Boiling Springs 46 Chapman 77 Cowpens 62 Chapman 61 Polk Central 33 Chapman 79 Clinton 49 Chapman 76 Cowpens 46 Chapman 68 Boiling Springs 51 Chapman 57 Byrnes 48 Chapman 70 York 50 Chapman 75 Clover 50 Chapman 70 Chesnee 42 Chapman 35 Clinton 34 Chapman 50 Boiling Springs 45 Chapman 49 Byrnes 46 Chapman 49 York 54 Chapman 68 Clover 44 Conference Tournament Chapman 76 Byrnes 52 Chapman 65 York 49 Upper State Play-offs Chapman 47 Travelers Rest 49 Front row (left to right). Laverne Jackson. Debbie Lake. Kathy Fowler. Paulette Porter. Paula Davenport. Second row (left to right). Mary Eison manager. Beverly Macomson. Ruth Ann Graham. Mary Nell Lyles, Sylvia Mease Back row (left to right). Margaret Ballenger. Darlene Williams. Tracy Burch, and Robin Camp manager. Coach Marian Brewer. Scores Chapman 48 Polk Central 35 Chapman 53 Cowpens 13 Chapman 53 Woodruff 29 Chapman 66 ■ Chesnee 37 Chapman 48 Woodruff 17 Chapman 57 Boiling Springs 33 Girts Chapman 56 Cowpens 29 Chapman 29 Polk Central 34 Chapman 62 Cowpens 36 Varsity Chapman Chapman 58 46 York Clover 14 11 Basketball Chapman Chapman 72 55 Chesnee Boiling Springs 34 35 Chapman 56 York 25 Chapman 43 Clover 14 Conference Tournament Chapman 47 York 15 Chapman 33 Boiling Springs 24 Upper State Play-offs Chapman 48 Travelers Rest 41 Chapman 22 Irmo 34 49 Bruce Wheelon Kathy Fowler Roger Mooney Paulette Porter Debbie Lake Reggie G osnell Joe Sloan 1972-73 Varsity SUPERSTARS Laverne Jackson Paula Davenport Derrell Dollar Anthony Mabry Front row (left to right). Steve Cogdill. Jimmy Hill. Eugene Wilkins. Mike Nesbitt. Billy Fain, and Coach Tom Pack. Second row (left to right). Judson Hall. Ken Duncan, Tony Burns. Joe Ever- hart. and Laddie Smith. Scores Chapman 39 Woodruff 38 Chapman 43 Woodruff 37 Junior Chapman 33 Clinton 34 Chapman 34 Boiling Springs 32 Varsity Chapman Chapman 25 26 Byrnes York 35 32 Basketball Chapman 36 Clover 35 Chapman 24 Clinton 41 Chpaman 30 Boiling Springs 29 Chapman 26 Byrnes 56 Chapman 33 York 27 Chapman 33 Clover 37 52 Back row (left to right). Pam Smith (manager). Minnie Durrah. Rhonda Moore. Tammy Wil- liams. Lisa Jackson. Regina Clark. Glenda Peace. Debra Nesbitt, and Coach Lee Burgess Front row (left to right). Dorothy Parks, and Lisa Splawn Manager (not pictured). Jean Wright Scores Chapman 8 Roebuck 22 Chapman 29 Chesnee 12 Chapman 17 Woodruff 26 Chapman 16 Landrun 9 Chapman 20 Cowpens 16 Boys Chapman Chapman 27 19 Woodruff Roebuck 21 27 Freshman Chapman Chapman 26 33 Chesnee Pacolet 34 15 Basketball Chapman Chapman 28 43 Pacolet Cowpens 26 12 Conference Tournament Chapman 35 Landrum 16 Chapman 28 Woodruff 24 Chapman 8 Roebuck 39 Runners-up Spartanburg County Jr. High Conference 53 Front Row (left to right). Ricky Howell. Bruce Clayton. Bernard Penson. Stanley Staggs. Kim Southers. Eric Gary. Wesley Christie. Back Row (left to right). Coach Don Denton. Michael Drummond. Reggie Anderson. Ronnie Ballenger, Michael Whiteside, and Bernard Brian. Scores Girts Freshman Basketball Chapman 23 Roebuck 31 Chapman 24 Boiling Springs 18 Chapman 28 Chesnee 34 Chapman 55 Woodruff 35 Chapman 46 Landrum 42 Chapman 45 Cow pens 48 Chapman 29 Chesnee 27 Chapman 26 Roebuck 45 Chapman 30 Pacolet 24 Chapman 35 Boiling Springs 30 Chapman 34 Blacksburg 36 Chapman 48 Pacolet 16 Conference Tournament Chapman 34 Boiling Springs 26 Chapman 43 Cowpens 33 Chapman 27 Roebuck 33 Runners-up Spartanburg County Jr. High Conference. Mallard's Fortunes chapman Crushe 'r OS per AtChapman Byrnes By 57-48 Rv STEVE SANDERS h� hkmA uu - - Bruce Wheelon picked ud 1« victory aver I andrun behind late in the game, they a 71-68 win over Bulldogs 1 after ent to lumbers l GENE STALLARDI of a I Coach Of The Year teams o longer can a win over the thers be counted upon and t clubs dread facing the 1-drilled Chapman team, nes. traditionally strong, lid that out Friday night lifter that first year at pman. tongight makes so much sweeter. Bruce Wheelon picked up 18 points and game scoring honors whipped Byrnes le its 10th straight lull into sole lead in JII-3A at Chapman |t teams were un- conference play le game Chapman 11-1 record and a 3-0 � ark Byrnes is 6-6 2-1 in the con- nercarne a three - ime deficit and 87-65 Conference ver Fort Mill at victory over I andrum. The was the ninth in 11 games the Cardinals. Judy Roche sank two I throws with eight seco girls a 42-41 decision Cover 's Frank Portee pop in a 16-foot ju; seconds left to give the Eagles a come-from -behind over Boiling Springs David Me Entire poured u Central to a 62-46 victory Harris. with third-place Spartanburg Rock Hill is presently second a� 10-2 and the Bearcats have 1. dropping only a 56-47 decision to Whitmire Pacolet is still in contention at 6-2 and the Indians led through the v the third quarter players got in foul t Mill finally lost its fouls in the fourth CMAAAAAN W. IrlNESM • '41 14. � «tv � . 4 H«rri . T, Ch pm«r c A V4W� • CWvcr 41. 4 •!. « i: 4©.le«® S..' t? rm Aff n tor IS. Cava IJ A «nor 10 T Ma 4. MAArt J WI| Panthers Win 15th In Row, Clinch Tie For Loop Title Chapman won its 15th game Wheelon Lockha South Ca| Deaf, the the girls Wayne points to while Jo tossed in Mary were a] SCSD in herself a. girls to t Greer 45, bel| Chapman Boys,Girl Win Tourney Titlei ding Springs held a 29-24 at the half and still had trol until the final three utes Then the Panthers r ed ahead for the five-point the output of Jeff Worthy am. points, respectively The Jonesville girls nudgec Pacolet. 29-28. Bobbv Morrow oumoed in 21 Chan man Hiah .School's boys |:ball teams anerged as the Peach Chapman s boys will meet the winner of the Travelers Rest Pickens game, which is cd for Tuesday night at 7 flayers points in the final peno Chapman came on stn win. The final nine-point a was the largest of the ga Debbie Lake and 1 Davenport each had 10 poi spark Chapman Syvia Jet Boiling Springs with 10 p ■ V� r .on V«rk«t C ApmA«' y A MAt r, ) GA4MAN I ondrwT «ML Trov� w i.ACk Y«r Co� I O LAW � � OA«n©r •• OAvW4b Om-n McCat HA t,m CAAP AA U. V«r% « •l� LI he Sportonburg Hi'old Cathy Wa from an earl cell Conference Player of (he The Ijind (hen wa� side mmdrd and « (MMihi drum turned Chapman's Girls Take Win While Boys Fall To T-R MARIAN BREWER V Cathy was also instrumental tn spring) top-eeeded Whitmire twice and second-se« Grove to advance to the state playoffs, wb Cardinals bowed to perennial power Ware Sh points Although she missed four or five games, to wind up as the leading scorer in the average that exceeded IS points Rounding out the girls' nrst team are Pi oi Woodruff at the other forward. Paula Chapman at the center spot and Vancsa Union and Kathy Fowler of Chapman at i Marian Brewer of Chapman, who led th to an 18-2 record and the finals of the Upf AAA playoffs, has been selected as Coad Miss Brewer 's teams have turned m a 32-9 r oust two seasons Workman was the Wolvenettes key backboards as the 5-10 junior hauled down game in addition to supplying 13 points a ga Davenport, while only 54. was a weapon lor Chapman as she was accural tram toe key after receiving a | A senior. Paula averaged aro game for the Panther cites Teammate Kathy Fowler was the qt Chapman this season as the veteran W | Qoor game with finesse and polish She av« points a contest Rounding out the team is the youngest player. 5-3 sophomore guard Vanessa Wood Vanessa averaged 13 points a game whii Jackettes to the Upper Slate AAAA finals The second team it composed of four senior while the third team has a pair of sq three seniors Kayron Mathis, a S4 junior from averaged 12 points a game, team� with R KATHY FOWLER Lockhart, a 54 junior who averaged 15.8 wards Mimi Miller, a 54 junior from laud) on strong late m dir season, is the center. The guarfe are 5 2 junior Vanes: Blacksburg and 54 sophomore Kathy Hi Hardin averaged 12 points while Hume hit f an outing On the third team are W sophomore K Gaffney and 5-8 senior Gmnv Hilsman of wards 5-7 sophomore Cindy Garrett of center; 54 senior Debbie lAke of Chapmai Freda The Drvtldog in j margin to Vi b th- ■ n't quarter before Chat ' .� � got press in high gear With Paula Davenport leading the way. the ball- trailed Kathy Fowler paced al netted nine apiece to Travelers Rest • • ■� t a ... .• • n| Debbie PAULA DAVENPORT hapmanWinsllt Wa“!:n9Ttli9h Stra ig ht Contest ROMP with York for od and then to romp to an cry over the dvanre to the inst Boding Brewer Gets Coaching Honor icp iwumiup apman,Vikings Games ng the Pon tonburgH.gl The Chapman Panthers broke ed thot vhe w� y York in the final eriod to record their 11th traight victor) with a 7040 •each Blossom AAA win over ve Green Dragons at Irunan ieaday night Roger Mooney led the ‘anthers with 20 points while 6- Reggie Gusnell added 18 ames Robinson topped York 8-2 edge after nth 27, but ou taco red The Chapman gurls won their 54 for a 214 0th game with an easy 58-14 tiission The numph Debbie l ke led the W 18-1. added Panlherettes with 21 point ita margin the Terry Free pumped in 25 utacored York � ints to lead Boiling Springs to tame 18840 Peach Blossom AAA win po led Chap- � ver Byrnes' Rodney Austin 1th 11 points ind Terr)' Moore paced the lebels with 18 each Cowpens upped their Con- erence I1I-AA record to 2-0 with 47-34 triumph over ilacksburg Terry Brannon ras high for the Raiders with 22 oints and Burley Mi Chapman Has Two Playoff Games Tonight Chapman‘8 well-re tonight to take an Traw Ratf n both boys end | ; -iv.ff am« The Panthers have been 4 action for a week going ml playoffs The girls' game i for 7 and the boys’ gam' ‘ in the nanum lmmi th C The Chapman boys will 21-2 record into brt was close No one hit be punchless tonight's | mark .n- the Die two winners J ton! garner will qimlifv !« Thul wul also be played in lai The winner there goes t championship gart Columbia Saturday night nan has a chance to the Peach Blossom ference basketball hip tonight and to winning streak to 15 i. which has a 84 record, plays host to tngs tonight. Second (yrnes. with a 2-3 mark. Clinton in another game and York, the _________________________ in the other action tonight Spartanburg downed Gafl 78-48 ui their earlier this season at Gaffney Union dropped a 6848 to Dorman in their meeting Vincent Sanders leads Spartanburg High tack with an II.? point per average and is folio Chris Ijttlejohn with M Chapman To Win to STEVE SANDER Staff Sport Writer N( AN Roger Mooney Jarrell IX)liar dropped in a 19 seconds of play to give hapinan Panthers a spine 49-46 victory over for their 16th con- pin AAA championship -Friday night. “It was a great win, com- mented Chapman Coach Gene Slallard above the cru� of jubilation from the Panthers in the locker room “I can't think of a better place to win the conference than here at Byr- nes The Panthers, now 1M in the league and 17-1 overall, had to fight off a determined band of vM«w n.w.U I |«S« 'anthers Trounce (aiders, 76-46 Chapman Panthers four players in double as they raced to their straight victory with a Ain over Cowpens at In- Saturday night nior Roger Moorny scored Rich burg Dinah Hanuick led the Squaws with 14 points larry Bowden scored 21 points and Sammy Richardson added 16 as Great Falls ripped Blacksburg 72-10. in a Con- ference III-AA contest. The Red The arch-rivals exchanged the lead four more tunes before Chapman took the lead for good at 30-38 on a pair of free throws by Dollar with 2:41 left Byrnes got into foul trouble as Gary Harris and Gowan fouled out in “The difference was us getting into the one-and-one and them not going to the line, pointed out Stallard “We got into it in both halves and they didn't.” Chapman made 17 of 21 free ihrows while the Rebels didn't (et to go to the charity stripe. We missed some early but ve hit them when they coun- t'd. Stallard said of the ’anthers' performance at the Mil line He also had praise for Dollar, 'ho doesn't usually score more lan four or five points a game, nd Mooney. “Darrell ran the offnse well kept us from cracking. he ted And Roger's outside ooting kept us in the game ” Dollar was the only other inther in double figures with points but Anthony Mabry illed down 17 rebounds eadows had 10 points to lead yrnes, which is now 3-6 in the nference and 7-9 overall. ft. Moor , ]l DO � ' 10 M w M-awn 1C. • Mftrr ft Go ft Powr o, 4. i foci N ft i a ft 4« � •� • Ift « 14—44 V Gorr •� « « Ift. ti BYRNES' DALE MEADOWS (24) LOFTS SHOT As Brace Wheelon (23) And AnfHony Mobry 04 Chopmon Chapman's Mooney Is 'Simply U Bruce Wheelon pumped in 27 pest 70-42. Tuesday night a row ann: 16 games. string alive with a 7344 row and 11 eelon aces C Chapman's Stallard Is Coach Of The To 13th Straight Victory Chapman Wins 12th 12 Jock Milton and 14 for SCSD Whitemire’s girls defeated SCSD In the preliminary con- test. 26-18. Hie leading scorers were Reba Cooper of Whitmire with 12 and Sara Dixon of SOB) with 10 trailed by one point w minutes to go. Rick Sanford le western with 15 pa Indians led in rebouo with Ron JoUy am Straight Behind Mab Anthony Mabry scored points and hauled down for the Yellow Jackets, which are now 7-0 in the second region Debbie Lake lively, to rformance ped Chesnee Min again e Boilings med their rect 25 win over .. • : •: , a., ! ' ■'« • 'A hit. red in double Golf Team Bob Davies Marion Gramling Tommy Bird D erretI Dollar Sonny Smith Donny Fagan Glenn Miller Jim Davies Larry Dorman Steve Hickman 58 Coach Curtis Powell First row: Steve Hickman. Jim Davies. Larry Dorman. Donny Fagan. Sonny Smith. 2nd row: Bob Davies. Tommy Bird. Marion Gramling Absent: Derrell Dollar. Glenn Miller. V 59 Front row (left to right). Reggie Gosnell. Mark Rollins. Joe Sloan. Bruce Wheelon. Frank Hen- ry. and Don Landrum Back row (left to right). Coach Tom Pack. Joe Everhart. Steve Cogdill. Sammy Trout. Billy Fain, Phillip Gosnell. Scores Chapman 13 Byrnes 1 Chapman 18 Byrnes 11 Remaining Chapman Chapman 10 8 East side Tryon 3 1 Members Chapman Chapman 1 6 Woodruff Boiling Springs 3 15 of the Chapman Chapman 2 5 York Southside 9 15 1972 Baseball Chapman Chapman 2 9 Clover Tryon 3 0 Chapman 6 York 10 Team Chapman 5 Eastside 4 Chapman 1 Southside 3 Chapman 0 Woodruff 6 Chapman 5 Boiling Springs 2 Chapman 60 3 Clover 4 Coach Powell presides over the banquet. Football Banquet '72 Cheerleaders received a well- deserved hand. Varsity award winners (left to right): Sammy Trout. Most Loyal Substitute; Joe Sloan. Defensive A ward; Bruce Wheelon, B est Sport; Roger Thompson. Best Back and Most Valu- able Player; Carr Hightower. Best Lineman; Derrel Dollar. Named to the All-Conference Team. Junior Varsity award winners (not pictured): Larry Ford. Hardest Worker: Mike Burns. Most Valuable Player. Freshman award winners (not pictured): Kim Southers. Hardest Worker; Tim Steadman. Most Valuable Player. ... a blur of faces and food Boy's Track Sedted: Craig Ballew, Mike Murphey, Gaines Wolfe. Jimmy Champion. Jackie Rhymer. Standing: Coach Donald Denton. Warren O'Sullivan. Johnny Roper. Charles Alexander. Mark Waters. Mike Copeland. Mike Burns. Robert Waldrop. Kim Southers. David Haw- kins. G 0 horse, G OH Johnny, everybody else is 50 yds. ahead! Is this pose o k.. Warren? 62 Girls Track Kneeling: Debbie Carr, Ruth Ann Graham, Debbie Lake, Tracey Burch, Kim Mayberry. Standing: Robin Camp. Manager Joyce Williams. Debbie Clayton, Wanda Mills. Regina Clark. Coach Marion Brewer Volleyball Kneeling: Ruth Ann Graham. Debbie Lake, Lisa Jackson. Standing: Glenda Peace, Wanda Price, Debbie Carr. Ann Smith. Absent: Peggy Nesbitt. t Ot iJC on t Ci onis. £a Vocational High School The H. B. Swofford Vocational Cen- ter is of special interest of the people at CHS, because so many of our students go there. The students spend half of their day there, and be- sides learning a skill they have a good time, too. Mr. Blackwell and Mr. Poteat along with the instruc- tors are really great. VHS is becoming of more and more interest to the people of Inman and surrounding areas because of the growing need for skills. The vo- cational center of- fers a tremendous opportunity to those who are willing to take it. After all — IT DON'T COME EASY. J2iljiartj c f±±i±tant± Dixit Jtow: Qoannie Vixhex, b L'L'U Cothxan, JJane BCachweU. Cindy Dfa±h. Vxeida Sienion, 'Janice d avii. Back zRow: Connie JYamxey, Billy hoggin . Xaddic Smith. Xaxxy X ox man. jYichy Xixon. cXot iPictuxed: 'Selrxa ' Whitt, Dony cWcCaxtcx, SYandy Buxnett, ttten ill'ext, DYita J ellex, Baxxy Stayyi. Sandy cltil'U. ChaxLene jrfthini, DYeha (fjeoxye, Dexxy - Yew man. JYoyex 'Dh.omfn.on, dlyxa Bxad- [£yt [Sehhie jHammett. Dommy Clayton, Dim Coate a. LKathy XiaCC, Janice fiaxk±, zRichy KJ xuitt, Hilda Colli in a. }s.atux£.i. cJ-fd (JLlOl Cindy 'ZJayfox CkxiitU eRoytxi 68 c fcldeztiAsmsnti. ',J-)tiiLif2 ' IIndtxwood ftoc Lty Ctieujl d)mitli iJ onna £fiLc DL £taff % ■ Ue _ Iwi £ . V 'pos jf IA-S r r«w iv V- PHi K i y� nitti S «1 L Rcccw A y. d on t dome. £.oALj J-'fiotoyzajzkzxi. uiu i Jla htocca jzA ckLj 'j LKOIt Cxuicf 'jSidUiv cWikt fimoxif 69 9uiA.-----'Jayne, cbtxanyt cbofift.-KJ 'um iPxid moxt fafizntl 'Jx.--'J awnt Ufuntrull cbx. J £niit aclt i on Clan itditox----Oxix 'j3 facit ivtfi I not pictuxcdl V Student Council ix com flowed of: cMaxk eRoitini, 'jimmy ?ayan, inn ‘ Wood fin, eRenee jackxon. iPaulette iPoxtex, Reyyie C_foxnell, fiam aMillex, iPaula 'JPavenfxoxt, jock Cotk ran, sdnn dlioxxix, .Pkilifi I Index - wood, IRatky )owlex, 1Blancke jxamliny, dSuxan JlaeRocca, fZddit. eRamxcy, CHexyl £mitfi, eiiaxyaxet jBal- Lenqex, eRoxc Hammett, LKim eilayl'uxy, £uxan 'jBexxy, Siliu Dain, (Vicki joknxon, Ckexul UauCox, jane a lyLruxy, ± uiu 2 JDexxy, JDULy '-fain, ' Vicki 'joknxon, Clkexyl Claylox, Slackwell, Jlaxxy oxman, LKtn Jb uncan, Paula joknxon, atlaxy Jlee 'CJowexy, 1 l icki Coo ond 'J ixon, Clammy I Villiamx, 'Joan 'Uuxnex, Rhonda cAXcCaxtex, 'Uexxy Huxley, { Wexley Ckxixtie, Jlixa £fi(awn, d—ixa jackxon, —A uxxell Rowell, janice Camfx, CJamaxa 'dkom jxon, diiike 1jCxummond, dCebxa c exlitt, Jdetka lla xton, 'j emel Sannixtex, Sevexly dllacomxon, LKen Slack. St client C ( ounc if Dfficexx iPxexident: dliaxk zRolL inx, 1 . iPxexident: 'jimmy ) ay an, ecxetaxy: d4nn 1 Wood- fn 'Uxeaxuxex: cRenee 'jackxon, Coxxe- xfxondiny ecxetaxy: iPaulette iPoxtex. 'Uke Student Council ix comfxoxed of kome- xoom xefixexentativex, claxx fixexidentx, tke editoxx of lotk tke newxfiafxex and tke yeaxbook. jCue to tke lack of black xebxexentation in tfie Student Coun- cil, tkix yeax a temfxoxaxy meaxuxe wax fiut into ef- fect. 'Jwo blackx wexe xelected fxom each claxx. Stu- dent Council offieexx axe elected xo me time duxiny the Laxt two weekx of ditaxck. 'JLc, axe elected at tkix time to xexve tke followiny fall. Oke xefxxexentativex xefioxt to tkeix komexoomx tke dixcuxxionx and activitiex planned by tke Stu- dent Council. 'Uke chtudent Council kofxex tkat in tke futuxe it w dr become a moxe active and vital foxce in tke xckool. il3 ta (_tub cMentbe ti of tl CM axe: (Ifiuck HBxian, (JL$ebbie ‘ IVihon, xJ ene 1 Wolfe, d utfi 'JDakez, fjacb Coley, 1Uamaxa 'dfiomfiion, X iia £[oan, dffionda dixy- ant, Cfiexyl diaxivelT, d oxma llieaion, Jlauxa v lly e, dfo e xMammett, 5Zee t fjton, {J ale 'jixade- ett, Entity 'Jiaxnette, fjoan C uxnex, £uian diet- calf, Blaine xM annon, ''J-fiilTifi ' 1 ndexwood, ui.an Cook, Jlinda ' Wolfe, dlaxl d olbinx, Cftaxfe lixa- dy, cA nn eMoxxii, dlaxyaxet 'jSalfenyex, Cbaxlei £aton, f-lunt dbfibatvn, fnn 1 Woodfin, !PaaCette -ftoxtex, 'Uexxy dSaxton, {J awne V imbxeCC, i-Pam CPxidmoxe, £aian Jla d occa, inn HSlanton, Caxole 'jSaxnette. V 71 aiCGjoiniCC nn dWoxxii 1 Wanda 'Uuxnex dSaxbaxa {amxicH fJ$c ia ‘ WHitt Q ni £fiiawn (fjtxatdint tndij eKaxyaxst eMcDfinty 72 Seated: 4nn ' Wat ion, gloria axy, £uxan Cox. Standing: 0oy£ J £ndy, £xan 1 Wxiyfit, Jlinda Eoanx, 1 Wanda z lf till, eMaxaaret cAtcU(innzu, fJ t £riz. lBa[[tnqt , J tL'bu. d tunpCdi, uian Coo k, LK thu Eoanx, Jlixa 'Wifxon. V CPxtxidini: 'oxma jt3eaxon (V. iPxtxident: e'Haxy zMintx cSecxetaxy: uxan Cox lUx£aiuX£x: Joyc£ ' Wifliamx (afjxxnt) zf?£fioxt£x: Cftoxia faxq Coxx. d$£C.: c tnn 4 Watxon Cnaixman of gfftc.: £andxa jDiaxon 73 CCuC aMemC’cxi: iPauHa lj3xady, cdioivcCt, dfi£xxy zHo nt, Jlinda ' WoCft, 'Jimmy Nettie., UBetuj l axniveff, [ aoid iCv£X on, L(i£xyL •JWaxwt [[, ianc(i£ tfjxamfing, CaxI di c Vaix, duian Look, ‘Uim dCoan, Blaine. cHannon, zPoic aMaxU cMammttt, U{ax£n d avan, and dlauxa ' IVyit. }oz ChxLlt i thanh {ljou od fox thii amaziny day: fox the Leapiny yxeenly ipixiti of txeei and a blue txue dream of ihy; fox evexythiny which i± natural which ti infinitt which ti yei Ii who have died am alive ayain today, and thie i± the lun i birthday; thii i± the birthday of life and of Love and winyl: and of the yay yxeat happen- iny ibfimitabfy earth) how should taitiny touchiny heaxiny teeiny bxeathiny any - lifted fxom the no of all nothiny --human merely he iny doubt unimayinable {l)ou? I now the eax± of my eaxi awahe and now the eye of my eye axe opened) e.e. cumminyi Officere: iJ- xee.: c Xoxma Uieaeon Q .-CPxe4.: Q'ane £plawn £ec.: Laddie £mith 'Oreae.: Barbara h avie cMemuere: (Z'Voxma Beaeon ffjane c£plawn Aharon ' IIndexwood SJ(axen Wyatt Barbara 'Bavie - -'am Compton cMelen (fldbext die tty cHowelC 3o$o Withine aCaddie £mith Joyce Ouche x Barbara cHamxich Chxietine Olive V 75 CZS Etoct C CM (i composed, op iPaufette iPoxtex, Jla( lexne 'Jachxon, (J aoid dfawhini, !JL onaCd Jlandxum, 'j3etty d cL inney, ' i I 'axxen vL) ' £uCi Loan, d iane Kllateti, -Patiy sJlexandex, Jloyex 'Uhompion, dPnthony c iabxy, 'Uexxy iSaxnwelt, ccPandy JJonei, U3xace ' WheeCon, [feexxelt 'J ollax, Lpathy 'Dowlex, -Paula Jpaoenpoxt, JJane Coleman, diaxy Jl ££ 'Uoivexy, 'liaxh d olbini, 'Judy CPxuitt, 'dexxi William ., term '-Uayue, 'Johnny dlopex, Blanche Jxamliny, Cjxady dfendexion, d oyex diooney, dUchaeC Copeland. Jluciu diabxy, 'J ebbie Jlahe, dleyyie foinell, )xanh dienxy, dlichy HBxown, faxy dicCutcheion, !l3en- nie 'Pxummond, Jiponiox Coac h -Powell. !£Coc£ C CU Officexi iPxeiident: 'Pori aid Jlandxum v Vice iPxeiident: iSxuce ‘ Vhe ebon ecxetaxy: Jla( lexne 'Jachion dSloch C Club membeti axe thoie who have participated in vaxsity ipoxti. 'Uhil yeax the dSloch C Club iponioxed a cHeaxt J und ive. 76 unci zz ub±tLtut ± fix£%ldtnt ---- zfifoytx iSxoch; £tc. -------- ?4nn ''Wdfiami 1 . J )X£iid£nt --tannic. cAX allow; inn aMoxxii Rtfioxttx -----U(im e ayL'£XXif; dbponiox -------dilx. £mith y Hi tin J ui J xio£Xi oj Chapman Hiifh School, would tiki to £KpX£ii oux appX£ciation to oux ipomox, c x. dxanh Smith, fox hoping ui in tutxy waif (i£ could. 'Hi would [iit. to thanh oux yx£at m£chanic, eNtiL 'Jachion, who ti of way tinx£ wli£n w£ nt£d him and lj3oho who fil'U oux hui£i with yai and waUx. wt txanipoxt thi molt pX£cioui iUmi in th£ woxfd. W£ do it with pxid£ and diynitif C'£caui£ wi axi tht iSui ! xit o l3. TtCT£ti 77 ll embers: Joe j fenckb acker, !i)ui tA. cNot pictured: £aura £ ake. St eve cMickman. £?icky .Pruitt, (£ale jB xac £ienckb acker, Craig Ba Utw, kett, Jimmy Bobo, £ ff cMickael 'ZJaylor, cbte ve Sponsor: £oug £ kelley Xot pictured: Dred ctiorg an )ormed on tke initiative of interested Students, tfie Chapman Bfigk Ckess CLut’ kas survived its first year. y£ edicated to tke advancement of an ancient game, wkick kas keen experiencing a rebixtk of interest, tke Ckess CLuL’ recorded some eigkteen names of interested Ckapman students in its orig- inal membership drive. C?nly half of this number have proved reyuiar mem- bers with only one aura ienckbacker, in regular attendance. £aura kas demonstrated tkat success at ckess is definitely not sex related, and she encourages otker girls to join. cWembership in club is open to interested persons. 'Uke weekly ' Wednesday meetings kave mainly consisted of playing ses- sions altkougk discussion and occasional instruction kas arisen. -? fn attempt was made at organizing an intra-club tournament that would rank the mem- bership according to ability. 'IDkis project was not properly completed, but tke ability of eack player is now well known to tke membership. school-wide competition is now planned to create bxoader interest in tl game and to en- courage new memberskip. 78 oMemtcxi of tfic cluL’ axe: '-Jeff J aoi±, l Jama a ' Utomjixon, £uian Jla- hjocca, 'Lpcun J txidmoxe, d-inda 1 WoL'fe, [feawne U imtxeH, Caxf c'iic- Vaix, CtexyL mitt, dauxa it, ai nn UlU 2 Coot, cztfoie cHammett, Slancte xamliny, cNoxma Section, 2ee Efxton, and Su- i an Stxxy. o £ c k I I £■ a u m c, a t 0 1 c i tDfficexi: 'ZJamaxa 'Utomfixon ------ iPxtxident, £u an J-.a fYocca --- V. CPxtiidtnt, {J aivnc Dfim xtCl ------ Secretary, Carl oWc Xaix ------------ 'Uxeatuxtx, 2in da 1 11 offc — eRtfxoxitx. V diembexx oj tbe hand of (Bold axe: 3lff 2W . Dodd LKutz. Jlinda ' WoCfe, iPaufa jjob nxon, Jlcc D xauxe, Dinn zMitcfieCC, Connie iPoteat, {Pavid cDftHini, fiixLey Hammett, zfjidky Mc oweff, ‘ ll'anda cMdL, planet ' Hyatt, £am my jjonex, DCim z iaybuxy, Picby -Paye, z'i ic£iaeL CofieCand, £teve Cotbxan, eSt eve DbicHman, PuxxeiT cHunxinyex, [jobnny Jledbettex, iPauf D }(iyne, LK axen Itiixfiofi, C axy 'jSuxyexx, Cfiamfxion, fret nne Jt un- xinyex, onda IKJLy. Cfinyx DCoye l, jjacbie Watiex, {jPebbie ' Widxon, bbexxeb ‘ WaUtex, Deb- bie cDfbfen, zl( eianie mith, 'Julie IfSoyce, iPam £enn, iPam Dbembxee, DCaxen ePowebl, D at(iy odine, [jeannie e Waxboiv, 'jane 'jSbacbiveCC, l yatby cHutcb exxon, CbextfL £mitb, Cbexyi Pbinebaxt, LPam dSaxnette. [feixectox cMaxxixon Pfbiot 80 (j xum cWajoxette OZhonda IXelley 'tax 'Uivixlex Nellie c fBxn CPom-pom: iPam 'J3axnette, JJant Slac twell, LKatfiy Ofutchexton, Chexyl Oflinekaxt, JJeannie thy d odine dW axloiv, C hexyl Smith, 1J(' dHafoxettet: H ellie 1 Wilton, 'Janet ‘ Wyatt, Jfulie jBoyce, aHelanie £mitn. I 'JPJJ'iWj c . rr aA do«i not Keep fierce V J.-VK K i co pc A.o p r nAp %-V � s Afvr - rAcr C-V V ,rri Q r « C V t Vslurs) YnOU «. J« r «U6utfd fc� or aooOi |. VAetsfvj V)c cfc Y 0 «awj M Mdt v Elected Officext: JJoc fn ne Ofuntinyex, eWichael Copeland, O honda IXelley, Jlinda Wolfe, l im e tiayluxy, Nellie ' Wilton, c teoe Ofichman. fippointed Officext: cXhonda LKzHzy. Steoe Oiicl- man, eiiichael Copeland, JJocdinne Ofuntinyex, c hixley Of am me tt, JJeff J avit, (J aoid erfthint, iOellie 1 Wilton, fjeannie cAiaxlow. 9 u t u z £ 9 a z m £ z i o f df m £ Z L C a ifixei. --eMcfton, iPtsi. — D(tvin Doxd, £tc. fJ on J.Candxum, 'Uxcai. ------ arid uddttk, iA• zMi±t. J auC DLtmminy, cntinil ---- 'Uexxu g Xtwman, cndriioxi ----c x. s4ndcxion Co fiiX, chIt. iPittx, ot fiictuxud--- t fioniox, 'Z totj Helton. Stated: 'ZJamaxa iPilt£, an dWicfiLod Stayys, Miifscf iPam Stnn. iPauda cMammttt, D(axen 'ZJkomfsxon, LK tif iPtact, 'ZJxacy Buxck, 'jbe tu Jlaki, 'Jimmy Pettits, d £midu USuxnitte. tandiny: z uian cWayfit l'j and Jlauxa txanye. ' Valley, iPaula dSxady, USetsy 'jSaxnicelL, 'ZJexxy Co-tditoxx: 'j3etiy 'jBaxnivelt 'ZJamaxa 'Uhomfiion Ad viiox: £ ni tills iPeyyy faxxett 83 efts, tfd.se pages now unflld; efts tfie waters continue to roll and tfie doue ojpeace (zeeps flying; eftnd men in war keep dying, 0}or tfiese ft Ceaue my memories fjotfi jond and dear; and say ef igkt (On! OJo tke eNow generation . . . on t domz 85 86 ilBe-UutUi. JW ill man £ andxa £(jan± 87 88 Si on na. zRicky cHowitt ZEinman omEZoom Offi LCEZ1 iPxEiide ntl S yina CXaxht, ( ic£- fi £iidtnti ---- ( Sitting I --- SJoie t.iion, CfiExyl SmitH. 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V 131 cSenicn CL an sHiitoiij vll — C bager and determined to be a strong part of Chapman. 'Ili initiated oux first battle, one of belonging in a new place, with new goal to attain. 1 Wit6 oat Heart firmly imbedded within the wallx of Chap- man, we first sought to choose our leader . Qot oat )re hman eta officer , we cho e, iA« ident —r- (fjwinn, 4Vice--President - Jloix Cooper, Secretary JJane Coleman, 'Jx axurer ------- 4 M axon, and Reporter- cAistorian --Rathg )owler. Reading our Dreshmen on the Student Council were, 'Jo Ann Aun inger, ifiatxg Alexander, Ann 4 Woodfin, JJtri winn, 'Uamara ‘Z?hompxon, Rhonda Hryant, eRoger Jb uncan, iRaula (Jb aoenpoxt, iRhillip Jlaughter, iRam cMdler, Jb oreene Hagwell, and Renee 4 Wolfe. fjeri winn held the title of gift'll ?rexhman. Ax xchool xpirit emerged, our frexhmen cheerleader , 'Jady cMason, Jboreene HagweU, !Ratxg Alexander, 'Jane Coleman, and Jloix Cooper, ax captain, fed the way. Hruce 1Wheelon and Jbebbie Jlahe skillfully reprexented the frexhmen on the 4Varsity Hasketball Ueamx while the frexhmen x boy team conxixted of: 3ony £mith, bandy Hrown, •Roger 'dbuncan, Jberrell Jbolbar, {Jbannu dbhinner, J oe loan, Charbex Hrady, Charlex haton, acid cHawhinx, J Reggie Josnebb, 'James 4 Wright. Charbex C opeland, 'Jim eMcdbowell, cRoger Hright, Jbon Jlandrum, and 1 Wilbie zRotand. Chapman Aigh x firxt girl basketball team conxixted of: Renee 4 Wolfe, Rathg Jowler, 'Jane Coleman, Jiao erne 'Jackson, Raubette iRorter, i.Rauba 'jbaoenport, and {Jbiane 4 Water . Jbaoid Aawhinx reprexented the frexhman on the IQ' O 'Jrach Jeam ax Hob beawright xeroed ax manager, 'jb err ell dollar ably p erformed on the IQ70 fjo(f bUam. 4 Warren J -bublioan xtood tall for the frexhmen on the 41 arxity Jootbabb byuad. Jreshmen Hand member were: bherrell 4 Wabher, 4 llanda cMiOs, Debbie 4 Wibxon, iRatsg cAleeandet, cWihe Copeland, Rhonda LRelly, 'Jeannie etiarlowe, Reba Reoan, Ram benn, and IRoxen zReoan. W£ db A{ ll ---- A we approached our xecond year at Chapman with new and more chabbenc )ing respon- xibibitiex, we xaw the incomparable character with which our ebaxx marched on. (Dat leader were iRrexident - CPauba {Jbaoenport, { Vice-iRresident -- Jwen Roe, ecretarg Coleman. Jreasurer c iiarh z.Rob- binx, and J eporter- Aixtorian Rhonda Hryant. Our xophomore bt udent Council representatioes were: Ram Hell, Ann 4 Woodfin, JJo Ann Aunsinger, 4 Warren lD Sullivan, Jlarh Robbinx, and aMihe Jlewix. Rhonda Hry ant held the titbe of c ilixx boph omore. Sophomore 4Varxitg Jootball Jeam member were: Reggie (fjoxnebl 4 Warren O Sullivan, 'Joe ebboan, dSxuce 4 Wheebon, Jberrebb 'Jbollar, and Carr cHightower. iRerforming on the 'Junior 4 Varxity Dootbabb KZJeam were: eRogsr diright, 4 Wilbiam 'Johnxon, Richg iRarrix, fJb on Landrum, Jberrelb 'dbolbar, bteve cHichman, cRoge t Sradbeg, Carr cMightower, zRoger diroch, JJoe Rloan, Roger 'ZJhomp xon, Reggie loxnebl[ Itiruce 4 Wheebon, tiarh Rollinx, LRen tiebue, 'John juy, and etiarxhabb cRoper. IQ70-7I Aomecoming Contextantx included Ram diell, cllarian oiicJbowebb, and 'Janice Camp from the cSophomore Cbaxx. boan and diruce 4 Wheebon were xoph omorex on the 41 'arxity Hiaxhetbabb K Jeam while the 0Junior Vax- xitg team members were: £ on -Landrum, {Jbaoid cHawhinx, Reggie CjoxnebL’, cMarh Robbinx, Charbex Hirady, cRoger (Jbuncan, and jberrebb slbobCar. Sophomore girbx on the 4 Varxitg Haxhetball sCJeam were: Dowler, 'Jane Cobeman, Raubette Rorter, {lbebbie Rake, Rauba {Jb aoenport, and Jlaoerne 'Jachxon. xZJhe Chap man gi rlx 41 0lie yball 1Ueam wax competently bed bg xophomore RauCette iRorter, Jlaoerne 'Jach- xon, and {Jbebbie Jlahe. Sophomore baseball stars were Reggie oxnebb, fJbon Jlandrum, 'Joe zbboan, and Uiruce 4 Wheebon. cRunning trach were 4 liat re n C? ebubbioan, and Ifcaoid Aawhins while j3ob eawright xeroed again as manager. Once again {Jberrelb dbollar represented our class on the golf team. Our enthusiastic cheerleaders bed the school spirit all the way. On the I'arsitg £guad was Ratsg Abex- ander while the JJunior 4 Varxitg £guad included Jbebbie Shield , Jbiane 4 Waters, aMarian Cothran, and iRam aMilber. ' ' . : '; j bophomore member of the Hand of iJobd were: i wen iRoe, idbebbie 4 Wilson, iRam benn, oMarian eJ c- iJbowebb, Cheryl 4 Walher, cMargaret oticLRinneg, JJocAnn cH unsinger, £teoe cAichman, and Rag yUh omas. Rhonda Rebtg led the band as L ta n dlaforette. On the IQ7O-71 oitiss iRanorama Contest was Rhonda eMarching on, we reached our JJunior year. Chapman had become an inoeterate part of our lioes. 4 Hi fought 132 Senior (lLa ± cHiitouj fox tke bettexment of oux sckool -Leading us into battle wexe iPxesident Rene Wolfe, ( Vice-iPxe sident -Paula 'JPavenpoxt, lbecxetaxg ciant Coleman, '1Jxeasuxex LRatkg Dowlex, and Repoxtex- Jiistoxian 'Janice Camp. On the Student Council fxom oux class were: JJane Coleman, iPkillip 4 Indexwood, eRene 1 Wolfe, iPaula 'JPavenpoxt, -Pam illex, JJo Jtnn Jju using ex, and Ckaxles ! Sxadg. Oke Ditleiof M ill fjuniox wexe UJ Oif g wen iPoe and 'Uamaxa 'Ukompson. CJwen ‘Poe xeigned as IQ' I Jiomecoming Queen as -Pam cWillex, 1'JPiane Hateti, and jUnn ‘ W'oodfin com- peted fox tke title. .Rkonda «rui ckosen 1st Runnex- Lip in the iQr t oil in ‘Panoxama Contest. ‘Patsg jjlexandex and Jlavexne 'Jackson wexe alio contestants. J’eading the ( Vaxsitg Doo tball J guud wexe: CBxuce ‘ Wkeelon, {jPexxell 'JPollax, 'Joe loan. £ ilaxk Rollins, Jlogex HSxock, 'jPon Jlandxum, 'jPavid Dawkins, czRogex 'Thompson, 1 Waxxen O' Sullivan, D(en iBelue, cWaxskall Jlopex, R Reggie Josnell, and Caxx cMiaktowex. -Heading tke 1 Vaxsitg jSasketball pguad wexe: HSxuce ‘ Wkeelon, 'JPexxell ‘JPollax, JJoe diloan, fJPon Jlan- dxum, Reggie osnell, and JPavid Jiaw kins. Oux gixLs ‘Vaxsitg ilSasketball 'Ueam membexs wexe: LRatkg Dowlex, (JPebbie -Lake, '-Paul (JPavenpoxt, -Paulette Poxtex, -Lavexne Jackson witk jlSetk 'JPonakoo as managex. !lSxuce 1 IVkeelon was named to botk (Jfll-Confexence and Jfll-'Uouxnament XZJearns fox tke bogs wkile fox tke gids JPebbie -Lake, LRatkg Dowlex, and Paulette Poxtex wexe placed on tke cJfU-Confexence teams, cWeanwkile -Paula (JPavenpoxt, LRatfig Dowlex, iPaulette iPoxtex, and iJPebbie -Lake wexe on tke Jlt-sUoux- nament 'Ueam. 'JPebbie -Lake capt axed tke konox of tke 'Uouxnament s most valuable plagex. Uuxman ckolaxs fxom out class wexe Pene ‘ Wolfe, Jtnn ''Woodfin, cMaxk uRollins, and iPkillip 4llndex- wood. fjuniox Haxskals wexe: eRenee 'llolfe, and -rlnn ‘Woodfin as cHead cUaxskals, c axk Rollins, Patsg cJflexandex, zRkonda 'iSxgant, JJoUlnn cMunsingex, Plaine cdfannon, Paulette -Poxtex, Ckaxles 'jSxadg, Janice Camp, IJPebbie ‘ I Villon, iPaula avenpoxt, Cka xles t.aton, Rutk Sakex, -Lisa Jtfoan, Uamaxa 1ZJkompson, iPkillip 4 Indexwood, Ckuck 'Jlxian, Jlnn cWoxxis, lnn dSlanton, £kaxon eRevis, acl CoUtf. LRoag ‘Ukomas, and Caxol USaxnette. zWaxk £.Rollins, Jfnn 1 Woodfin, £.Renee Jackson, and 1Paulette iPoxtex sexved on tke Student Council. ¥ £ COJV USeRSJP We xeacked oux fixst goal. -Leading us into oux final dags wexe: CPxesident ------- £Reggie osnell, ‘Vice-CPxesident 'Sloan, £ecxetaxg -- £.Rkonda Sxgant, Uxeasuxex JJane Cole- man, and ccRepoxtex- cMistoxian - zRutk iSakex. cPeniox Student Council cWembexs axe: IPkillip 4llndex wood, ‘Paula CtPavenpoxt, LRatkg Oowlex, cJtnn eMoxxis, ‘Pam eWillex, jjack Cotkxan and 'Janice Camp as Lditox of tke IQ73 iPanoxama. ‘Vaxsitg football £eniox £taxs axe jPexxell (JPollax, !l3xuce ' Wkeelon, c iaxk Jiollins, cPloan, JPon -Landx um, zRogex lZ kompson, 1 W axxen (L? Sullivan, Reggie osnell, Caxx Jiigkt owex, and 'JPavid cHaw- kins. xJfke Jiomecoming game bxougkt tke exowning of Ufnn 1 Woodfin as Jiomecoming Queen witk £ant cPplawn as cWaid-of- cMonox. On £ ovembex, Rkonda LRelleg was oiiiss ‘Panoxama IQ73- JJlso competing £enioxs wexe Jlavexne son, £hexxg £k innex, 4Uamaxa ‘Ukompson, and J loxia fjaxg. fjane Coleman and -Paulette iPoxtex wexe given tke titles of oiiiss cPeniox . cPeniox a, exleadexs axe: iPatsg Jflexandex, Qani Coleman, iJPiane ‘ Watexs, and ‘Pam cAiillex. Cyixls ‘ Vaxsitg USasketball enioxs axe: IRatkg Oowlex, JPebbie -Lake, iPaula {JPavenpoxt, iPaulette iPox- tex, and Jlavexne JJackson. dSogs ‘ Vaxsitg Sasketball £enioxs at ilSxuce ' Wkeelon, {jPexxell [tPollax, jPon Jlandxum, Reggie (fjos- ne ll, {dPavid cMawk ins, JJoe Jiloan. and ‘ Wesleg JtiH. nn 1 Woodfin xeceived tke ilSettg Cxockex cMomemakex tjfwaxd and tke JP Ji £R J food Citizen- skip waxd. fjoanne cJiunsingex and iPaulette wexe ckosen ‘ I Voffoxd College ‘ Women ckolaxs. Ckaxles Laton was ckosen as LRing lUeen. 'Uhe Class of 73 ckose tke blue xose as tke class flowex. C ange and £ avg wexe ckosen as out Class colors. 'Like motto ckosen was, 'W, ur xeack fox tke futuxe, fox tomoxxow is alwags ouxs. ‘ We tke class of '73 leave out c ma eAiatex witk tke past goals in out possession and new ones witkin xeack. 1Zlomoxxow is txulg ouxs! 133 JOHN ARNETT KATHY BAGWEU Class of 73 It's the greatest . Ronnie .. . Oct 18 . R PB ... Leaving the had of good ole Miss Burger Chef .. I love Ron CHS me , . . Hamburger Woman , . , Oh. you've done it egam . . . Ronnie . . . Myrtle Beach ... JR SR heartbreaks and disappointments I love you CH S PATSY ALEXANDER Class of 73 Rah Rah Gel NCA Smile Sparkle . . Best BiAkfogs PJ Parties greenbeans and car trunks . don't hear your pencil moving JOANNA ALLEN Vfi rt n My bus won't start. Mr Smith What? Three days . We re his boys O K Butty . . The beach m 73 RUTH BAKER Roger 71 Torino nothings Washington DC — twice Harrington Hotel a. un both of 'em Beta Club Convention Hickory Junior-Senior Beth n-Julian Let's smoke her out Janice This is very true ...J.C n-MJ CAROL BARNETTE Skck Green Mustangs Campo bello M H M Driv- ing up the mountain Aug 20 White Sweaters Gulf fil- ling Stations Class of '73 PATRICIA BALLENGER REP-n-PAB Who was that 12 19 71 Class of 73 Graduation Leave me alone JR SR Debbie, what did you make? Knock before you enter PAULETTE BALLENGER Love is Seeing May 25. 1973 But the mam thmg is being with my man T L C Ten der loving care. Better known as Thomas Lee Copeland. Right on dig it C B You've got a long way PAM BELL Class of '73 WPS Oct 11. 1968 Hot Rod Jr Sr Graduation — Marriage? Pam n Paul Red IRIS BLACKWELL Sunshine body acid many colors A ball freak? Who me? it bena helluvarush Momsy Nature Reefer is kool happy trails and have a nice trip Marion, my bloods — ANN BLANTON J C G Together Summer of 73 Columbia WOO V W Lunch break gossip I'm not crary Well don't even know Chicago SC CC LARRY BRADLEY Class of '73 Moore's funny farm '69 Chevelle Good byeCHS ROGER BRADLEY OGGY . 67 CheveUe The Beach Bosa Nova 327 cu in Mam Drag The Spice VH S Think it's going to ram? Gtrfs bathroom Paddle Hall Bum 134 CHARLES BRADY Eerthqueke Kelley Bip C lev e lend Perk Pen son Go sign Petro 2 98 free 4th Period Romper Room US C Bound Knock knock Hey Kethy CHUCK BRIAN The little queen elf Bredy it's getting cold cc 4 th Period Romper Room Bredy Bunch Phillip, do trees fell uphill? Bets Club Convention ROGER BRIGHT Wey to go CHS 72 Ply mouth Roedrunner Summer of '72 Greduetmg Myrtle Beech IT'S HAPPENING AT LAST ROGER BROCK Cless o 73 ABB Big Mouth frog Moore's fun- ny form Chimney Rock in the reel Holly Springs Good byeCHS Hello7 KEITH BROWN JAMES BROWN Love is heppmess. Love is sor row Love cen be gone tomorrow So let's meke it heppy you ell who ere elone end the ones who ere together — es I end D C TERRY BRUCE Terese Cless of '73 Mus tong ‘SOI 711 — THE GOAT fords ere NO 1 T R Keep on Truckin' MARSHALL BRYANT Cless of 73 Mechl.351 C level end look out Myrtle Beech Grend funk . cool blues don't know do ye? RHONDA BRYANT Crym' time m 9th grede SH. MW . '7he Geng MT ROL LING “ Steve. Get e letterK 18 Perty Blood Loft Overs Mickey. Sept 14. 72 1WE RE ALL CAUGHT CAROLINA .. Thet's g o o d Christi . . Bet's Pool Geng Hey. did Sendre cod? Bo V WADE BURGESS A successful b e is something everyone won't echieve. but only the herd worker shell echieve 72 Novo DEBBIE BURNETT Be young, be foolish, but be beppy RANDALL BURRELL Cless of 73 Peece to ofi Mey 25. 1973 THE BEACH It's been h• •• but fun '64 Chevrolet DA VID BUSH JANICE CAMP Love is Myron Teddy Beer n -Helf Pint 9 10 72 Dus ter Greer Smoke her out Ruth RB RM 1 14 73 Irene n EHick Roses Jr Sr 73 . G reduet ion Memories et C H S 135 CAROLYN CARSON Love s Graduation WEB Friendship Living as one porson shanng one another's dreams Spartanburg Tec ARNOLD CLAYTON Class of 73 4th Period foot t 4 . Beach . . vacation � ams Ziff las Pond Green Actes JANE COLEMAN Roget Duncan Cheerleading Juna 3. Beach '73 C A T F I-S H What are you think mg Roger Cumon Pam Sea Oats. Paula7” Smarkle Etruly Brewer s Diet DEBBIE COLEY What's Happening Freaks The Nu Way Myrtle Beach Reefer Chopper Get High CHS is a bummer Rip Off JACK COLEY Good bye CHS Hello CU Ma belle ami Boulanger What red Truck tps a class of 3 ABA BAB Philip's trees tail uphill Miller High Life — Sth Period Days at cc are no Not Pictured Not Pictured SCOTT COOKE Judy 361 -C . Ford We re his Boys OK Buffy JACK COTHRAN CP 71 Person slick WJ EQ $2 98 Hotdogs and Ketchup Get out of the ditch Petro Bip Live for to- day. tomorrow might not be MICHAEL COPELAND Peace to the people Power to the Black of today and right on to the brethren of tomorrow Class of 73 has been the most for us SUSAN ELLIOT Sunday 73 Vet Back off Jack hocky nocky Golly Bum The 4 of us always starting all over again Gotcha uhuh PAULA DAVENPORT Keith Pantherettes All the way to the state Suthe 29 Get out of that bathtub Dianne There goes our eagle Beth Cow horns will hook Fowler Boyce Wmthrop Here I come FAYEDENDY Success is almost here So get on a good foot class of 73 Love is W P P Love is e beau tiful thing Honey I Still Love You.. DERRELL DOLLAR Kathryn Marie Fowler 10 20 OK 1978 Buffy We re his boys K Mark KF Take him Smoothie B room 23 Hey Pumpkin BtTH DONAHOO JULIA N Oct 3. 1971 72 Monte Carlo Ruth A Roger Myrtle Beach 72 Talmadge Oct 27 Lmder It's ram mg go get Beth Paula, they burnt our eagle ROGER DUNCAN Jane Coleman Wa re his Boys Chapman High Cham Gang 1971 What JR SR What's wrong Shorty Buffy The beach 73 136 CHARLES EATON Beta Club Talent Show '72 Harrington Hotel Wash Wash Trip '71 Bogged Down US C Gamecocks Life is whet you make it 1st Per tod Fun Petro MIKE EMORY Have you seen my cernere On ward Mighty Men The Blasted thng quits egem Dorn flesh quds Dnppm Honey Wood stock tor President TAMARA EVERHART Class of '73 I love MLH Funny Face I'm sorry reckon so Biio Duster—- 340 JR SR The Lake CHERYL FAIN Reggie Gosnell Forever 85. 33. 7 Dec 7 Junior Senior Graduation. Now Whet REG PAUL FLEMING Paul-nPhyHis C emero 283 Oct 20. 1972 PG Forever Gowann-Flemmg Class of '73 CHSX Buffy Giant 100 Collms 4th Period Screw Ups KATHY FLOWER Darrell Weyton Dollar Basket bai ‘72-73 USC S All the way to the state George 1978 10-11 Washington DC DO Walk beside me and be my friend The Future Good bye CHS WILLER FULLER am a black brother with the plans and am out to give it to my brother and when give it to you brother don't fad to take heat, because when it will bring you relief WLF-nSKE GLORIA GARY 71 Gold Duster Class of 73 What's Happening? I'm what makes it happen T F TP SG TOMMY GIBSON V SUSAN GOLIGHTLY James Get it We can do it Red Black A White Do it Anything worth doing is worth domg well Fish .. Parking lot Pleygtrls . REGGIE GOSNELL Class of '73 85 333 7 Cheryl Fam 4 tun yrs Chapman-13-Landrum 6 Dec 7 Beach College 4 more yrs USMC BOBBY GOWAN VW Vickie Johnson Good bye Glenn and Stanley Drmk more Beer El Cid I salute Harrison Elliot for Best teacher GAIL GRANT CHS May '73 RJ SK Yellow Mustang? Ask Su sen P r a Inn Miss Moore's I st Period Class Graduation EDWARD HALL Class of '73 Dodge eat the Ford Have fun at hh AG is Fun Friendly Dmei Where ole Inends meet 67 Dodge JR BOOTJE 137 PHILLIP HALL BARBARA HAMRICK R Y n Barbara Sept 6, '70 . Nov 21. 70 CRR Dr Renfro — Someday Ann. let's go shopping Bus no 14 USC S Pack a Peed Ray is the one for me E very one has a friend — GOD ELAINE HANNON Never Fear. Super Senior is Here Mr Miller. I don't understand the lunch break gossip What By the ear Good bye sm and cos DAVID HAWKINS Dig it . The wise man himself see the unseen know the un known, hear the unheard 12 14 71 Su parity Every thmg is E very thing RMS TAT DP No 1 can only go one way and that's down PRANK HENRY To my brothers and sisters, fol- lowing behind Life is what you make of it. Make yours the best and coolest Superfly JIMMY HENSON Graduate or Bust Ginger 67 Mustang Ford rs no 1 Palmetto Kmttmg Mill Keep on Truckin' STEVE HICKMAN Plash PRJ . . April 24 New Prospect '64 Dart. 225 slant 6 Watch it son May nardC Crabs Band of Gold Myrtle Beach Here come Smile Jane Moose Rhonda Clemson LIBBY HICKS Port Cast well Earthquake Kelley Boyce Mimmy Mo bile PJ Parties I hear you knockin' Grve me a cough drop Sherry Hush about Dover Raquel CARR HIGHTOWER Love is CAP . 65 60 Football Sunday Volley ball Where are we going SKELLEY — What's That? Belton, it did go over I'll bet you CH n-CA P WESLEY HILL If you don't know me by now. Chapman you're never gonna know me because I'm Wonderful Easy Sweet Loveable Emotional Young W L P n-B P P 64 Plymouth MARY HINES To all my brothers and sisters, we are the people of now Like we have to make our happenings Like everyone has to put a little bit of their own thing and put it all together LILLIAN HOOD Live, laugh, and smile because the time has come to say good bye to CHS Class of '73 Graduation A Life to Live DEBBIE HORTON JER Myrtle BeachI 12 26 72 Patricia, what did you make? What t t MRM Tec m the Pall Long Sat at C R Graduation Day JOANNE HUN SINGER Memories CHS Band of Gold T CA Landrum Limestone College Nov 10. '72 Love Europe ahead Secrets Graduation 138 KA THY HUTCHERSON David 8 2 70 RJ Parties Patsy H E L P Band of Gold Tha Threa Stooges L S K R and me Good bye PM Not on your nose Good bye CHS Hello world LUVERNE JACKSON Class of '73 Right on Blacks at Chapman, keep on pushing. The bast ts yet to come May 26 Clafhn here come Basketball no 1 RENEE JACKSON ‘RC Basketball 7 72 in a Inn Kenny, it's a cow March 21. '72 Don’t worry Kenny June 15. ‘73 Ken neth Ray Cothran WILLIAM JACKSON Class of '73 was one of the best Right On — Peace to the people at CHS — This has been a sue cessful year '73 Senior WILLIAM JOHNSON Tom Collms OK Butty Romper Room 4 th Period Groovy Tatar I don't want to craw! m the cave fast Hey man This bridge ts leaking 66 VW.4 I The day my VW died at Bush's farm RHONDA KELLY Sammy Can help ya Bippy Earthquake Kelly Band ot Gold Harrington Hotel Beau ties - 6 2 72 $2 98 — Don't knock Jaycees Shut up Sherry PJ Parties Boyce MP Ft Caswett SJR Forever ROGER KYLE Class of '73 Forever . 63 Dodge Dart 58 Chevelle AU VHS students are craiy Look out Myrtle Beach DON LANDRUM Supercool What's gomg on Get on the goodfoot Wit son's warriors English IV 1st Period DML MM Idiot Don't stop now Margaret, stop laughing DEBBIE LAKE Baby. love you M SL Ten Cakf HI Women Away from home and out on my own HI Coach we re NO 1 right on Brewer's the greatest V DEBBIE LASTER Summer 1972 Get it right now 442's Perry's shower room February 27 Lake Greenwood CGA Ole gel Jo what AM I going to do??? Right onUI PHILLIP LAUGHTER Shut up Buffy' OK 72 Duster Wake up Goodbye CHS Class, you are too loud Ben's a sissy S25 ust for littering Where's a woman MIKE LEWIS Superdo SkeHey is a what? No ktdden' DLH and MAL What's happening man Myrtle Beach '72 Hey Debbie So long Chapman Red Volks wagens ANN LIVELY JTB BOA friends Sher ry. broke it! We're stuck Paige A John McDonalds It's red. Tommy Say it Fred 6 22 72 Love ya. Tommy CATHY LOFTIS Class of 73 Myrtle Beach Jr Sr JMJ Tamara, you make me sick Ehck A Irene 877 7150 So long. Bi-Lo .. L yman . Greer 139 JEANNIE MARLOWE WDAA flinging fingers fort Polk. Le Shot Doc Hi Geirge SWEET TATER S34 80 derlmg beby Super Seniors By 7173 stick shft 500 9029 Hey Revan. you got a pencil Class of '73 the greatest Chief Execu tive 4th Period Mach JUDY MASON CaNm Scott Cooke CSC MEAN fORD'' Red Rooster JLM-n CSC forever GERALD McABEE Bus 14 Gerald pack a feed Class of '73.1 hope Bus 8 CHS good bye , Look out world Barbara Hamrick is funny face MARILYN McCLAIN When you climb the ladder of success, don't look back and think of the rest, because Seniors '72-73 you know you're Super best EW nCM SHIRLEY McCLAIN randy McClure Here Comes The Bl LO Bum 63 Chevy Super Six Here comes the Class of '73 Look Out Here We Come MARIAN McDOWELL MiMi Love is my Boston Guy Shaw AfB Triumph Spit- fire Kay. who's the Shaggy Rooster CHS Band of Gold Good ole Charlie Bopsey and Mopsey will succeed TIM McDOWELL PP Pro Slow down Tim Earthquake Kelly Bip Chauffeur Sherry Hose Cleveland Park Haunted House Road Go Sign Knock Knock S2 98 free CHS Class of '73 MARGARET McKINNEY DML 41 Homecoming Poem KDT Don't do that You got it SMC All the way What's Happening Kiss I can 't breathe Hold it That hurts CHS Super fly... NAOMI MIDDLETON Lde for me now. it's a new sen sation. tust like they said it would be. with the right situation, now love has a meaning and have a goal Love is Charles Brown Goaf—Cecils Bus College PAM MILLER Well Group Class of '73 Harrington Hotel Myrtle Beach GTHBB While you're up Judi DM Pickles Peanut Butter WDAA Lake Bowen DEBEIE MILLS CHS '73 Really, a Senior Trip Hardees vs Wmn Dixie p parties '69 Mustang and ram spell trouble Darlene, you wouldn't We'll be all ears at lunch blanton WANDA MILLS Band of Gold Kim Come Here football games Shirley did you see that7 Gov AM Star Band May 21.25. and 27 ANN MORRIS Kenneth Class of '73 Sept 24. 1969 Bus no 8 Bar bare, let's go shopping Some day is almost here WWG Pack a feed 140 NATHANIEL MU URIEL And am clean lidding sheen supercool, supermean, feeling good lot the man Superi!y Here stand 64 Chevy PEGGY NESBITT YYEC 72 Vega GT IDO Squirrel n-Snoopy SAS Love you Squirrel ought to t e with you SJC Back stabbers WARREN O'SULLIVAN Glory bowlers. Donna and Gail Rick. Steve. Hugh. Waff Ray. all set asail to Shoneys 2nd table back now trample the gridiron RONNIE PACK Class of '73 Bluehght Where Why is everyone after me Drag who fords eat Chevys lor breakfast Good bye CHS JANIE PARKS The time has come for more hard shf s. but I'll meet them as have before Faith, faith is all that need to succeed to an exciting future Class of '73 JFP GG SW MICHELLE PENSON Now that we all have come to our last year of high school, we are now striving to a goal We must use what we’ve got and that's an education And I do have a goal It's up to me to strive for a better goal DEBBIE PERRY What's Happening 69 70 Mule BS Harley Davidson Class of '73 was the best Rde on baby, nde on Thar's nithing wrong with EG The green grass at the creek CHRISTINE PIGATE What's Happening Parking lot bums gonna tell Cotton Cmdi James isn't mad Susan Perry's shower house Deter Punks Beware of Sen •ors Woo WOO a TERRY PIKE Tut purpleha e Dead Sunshine The great frozen worm roach it buff buff rig rag One of my boys You'll never see another one like us Schools out forever Big A! V JUDY POGUE PAULETTE PORTER Go get 'em Bo Worm Big M MD 9 22 72 Florida, there they come Ye'll so aw ful . BBB It ever make it out of Trig BHS — The Great est So long CHS TERESA RABURN STB You're allright Mon- key Mustang's are No I Class of '73 The Goat Honestly Tigers the only one TIM RANEY Earthquake Sherry Oak Had Hotel Good Bye Sally Homecoming Parade Rhonda Please don't Bug off Clayton KAREN REVAN Shaw AFB Not on your nose Think we can make it Me nan Is Smrtty coming He can't be here this Early Hi HON. I love you Oct 20. 72 141 DEBBIE REYNOLDS Class of 73 C H S React end Love . . . Right On . . . Summer of 72 . May 25. 1973 RE BA REVAN love Ricky Vaughn May 13. 1972 . Hey Lisa — let's play war . . . m K Mart How about some chocolate milk and lime )elk) Mr Collins Ooh Ricky. realty love you JIMMY RIDINGS Renee n-Jimmy July 12. '72 RL . The Beach May 25. 73 All those memories of the past never to be forgotten Class of 73 JACK ROLAND Class of '73 Jack did you get your Trig Groovy Worlds greatest rat cheater The Pack is back Who needs a haircut MARK ROLLINS Snake Lights out m the foot ball camp Take a free cut and take three free days Mary Lee — That says it all -n-n-Okay MARSHALL ROPER 53 Dodge Maynard OFC Bud TERRI Ralph Bidfy . Bolt you . Crabs Giant 100 HJ That long hard two weeks BOB SEA WRIGHT Joy Seniors. The only class Joy. Together, forever June '73 Wacky Tobacky Mo M Hates dirt Down with Bee vers You Stag 'em. We slag 'em J-OYDiglt PAM SENN 7 3 7 Bon of a Such there they go again Cheyl. slow down nothin' daddy, nothin' Oh no guards again 4 th Period nevermore Some thetg s fishy Skelley's heroes JIMMY SETTLE Giant Tall Bud OFC can't help you now Bull Smith's driver of the year award CUM. let me borrow can't read your writing Gib Pumpkin . . . I'm his boy Slide away redneck Furman's Scholar... DEBBIE SHIELDS Joe Milton Sloan — 3-29-71 Kng of the road Houdmi caught a turtle We'll see the world from Joey's Honda If the spokes don't break JMS SHERRY SKINNER 6-1-72 Kenneth Dover for- ever Libby our balloons are gone Rhonda, when's Dover gonna call Tim. I'U drive 72 Caprice Landrum Pohca Earthquake JOE SLOAN DKS 3 29 71 Shes mad again Deb She caught a turtle Six flags 72 Hou dim I didn't do anything Mr Pack, it was Reggie 2 LISA SLOAN Class of '73 let's play war Harrington Hotel Jane, we're lost that's s CALVIN SMITH Take the bitter with the sweet and start all over agam {Must be on dopeI 142 RUBY SMITH Love ts being kissed by the one end only RLM Otherwise known es Robert Lee Meredith It loving him is wrong. don’t wenns be right Love is thet specie leelmg Love is our to getherness Love is getting out ot school STEVE SMITH '71 Che velle OK Smoothie Code ot ABC's 3 8 1 IS 13 1 14 19 21 24 Chevy eets Ford JANE SPLA WN We the people who ere derker Don't letus heng eround this town end let whet others soy come true. Now we cen herdty stend for thet. or is thet reolly where it's et Now perdon me brother. As you stend in your glory know you won’t mind it tell the whole story MICHAEL STAGGS Cless ot '73 is whet's hep penmg . . ceuse it hes me everyone is e love ones especiel ty me To ell young ledies who reed — SWAK TONY STEVENS Our four yeet sentence is over Today Chepmen. tomorrow the world Beacon or bust Peck-a peck cheere crackers Bud Soda Class ot '73 Seniors ere Greet Myrtle Beach here come SAM TAPP Ford hes e better idee Blue Mustang 351 cu m wide tires Dreg who Win e few lose a few No Driver's license There's the Fun Ford Men Forever . KAY THOMAS WLS Class ot '74 . 75 is D Year Limestone C Super bee Menan, you don't know ..WLS. DIANE THOMPSON The Class of '73 rs one of the hep piest. wittiest, end most exciting thet Chepmen hes ever had To my future brothers end sisters., stay yourself can make rt d I by . . You cen make it too Good luck .. ROGER THOMPSON Class of '73 . . ■ 42 . . Why Why Not7 . . . Tonka Quit poking me don't care Love is MSB RLS CHS 13 LHS-6 . WOW Good bye Chetta High Freedom et lest V TAMARA THOMPSON Don't walk m front ot me may not follow. Don't walk behind me may not lead, ust walk beside me end be my friend Van Dyke Dig it . I forgot 83 . . Squeekie foot Who me I Hey it's 6 o'clock shut up end go to sleep KENNETH TUCKER Myrtle Beech or bust Love. Peace. MC Pete Doc Step . Fords Forever Falcon JOAN TURNER Class of '73 Flossie end Fred die Click Click Boom Boom peanuts end melted Easter eggs . Is it true . Person . . thet G atdnet Webb PHILLIP UNDERWOOD Trees don't fell up hiH do they physics end 5th Period Alfonro The fetal pig . Who ever Wrecks B C Convention et Col dependable. eh Oak Hell Hotel those fun Set nights ..FU I hopefully! ■. STEVE UNDERWOOD Cham Gang The CHS IDA PG A,ay Buffy Rod Stewart Concerts . RA B . my buddy ., 143 PHILLIP VARNER Haunted Houses Bowling Al ley egam . What Monte Carlo 66 olds 3 speed Bud man agam JR SR PJ Coca Cola Chevy RA Convention Golf flags Tuff Steak Blue Light Special Class of '73 Good bye CHS SHERRELL WALKER Shorty R 01 Concert 4th Period Ugh '73 Band of Gold Hey Kim. Where's Bew 6th Period SHIRLEY WALLACE started out walking and learned to run Now the time has come to take a last look at CHS so can start planning tor the future Class of 73 DIANE WATERS Dec 24. '72 Rich Roland TR ft Caswell Harr mg ton Hotel MISS INMAN Tampa fla Patsy's PJ Parties Boyce R L R RANDY WA TKINS Class of '73 No More English It's all over To pass or to tail CHS. there's only one way logo BRUCE WHEELON ANN watch out for the shoes Ann 22 - t6 South 29 All Together Now Beach Homecoming 73-74 You're gutless fox DIANNE WILKINS ANN WILLIAMS Ah Ha '73 He did it again You did it all wrong you big dummy L DC forever Go Go Gamecocks My Blue 65 ford Van. 69 Red Tormo DEBBIE WILSON Class of '73 Harrington Hotel Myrtle Beach Run. Janet . . 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' H illiatn fjach xon Cothran v- vji Student Council 4; Aomexoom Officex 2. 3; Senior Supexlatioe. c znioz JScizctozu -Paula Synn (Saoenfioxt 5 Clubland jUoenue Unman, S (_ jSeta 3, 4, Sloch C 3, 4; JSxamaticx ; OCA 4; Jfuniox tieta , 2; J?ibxaxy I; ellathematicx 2; J tu- dent Council t, 2. 3, 4, dSuxUeilall , 2. 3. 4, Claxx Cffice: 2, 3; crlomexoom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Juniox cMaxxhal 3; iPexfect Attendance 1; Uxofihy iBaxlet- L'utt -dloxt Q'aluable and All-'Z?ouxnament. Jixuldine aye idtr.dy At. Weiifoxd, a c 20m 'BUocfy ft a u.L 4. t, . 0:3, 4; Candy Mxifiex 4. Office Axxntant 4. 'j exxell 1 1 ay I on 'jUoliax 'A, iSoc 38'! Unman, C. dSaxhetSall 1, 2, 3, 4, football 1, 2. 3 4; Jiolf sdayleth J ioxu Jdonatioo IO Cl'ay t. Unman, S .C. JJamex Aoyex Duncan efdt 3 Unman, A. C. J S xfhaxlei dlcUauun £.aton Iav 4 cMeadowbxook Unman. A ja I ‘tu 'i- 4. Jdxamaticx ; Juniox Seta 1, 2; JSaxliet- L-4l i; Jiomtxoon Offlcr. ft 3; juniox £ I LiJicd 3: l 'my LUi,: jrixiiitunt 4; =SinO: afcxla- tioe. diuxan cAnn tlliot ri .. cj iPaxh J£t. Unman, A. C. UUchael mdlan £moxy L Pt. i Campobello, d . C. C'amara igAnne iroexhaxt 3 12 3xd Unman, .C. u Chexyl Jdtnn Gain ?t 3 Unman, £.C. William Aaul Glemuif) yvt.2i Camfiobello. £.C. m athxyn o ltaxie ?ourlex l t. 2 C amfiobello, C. WiSle Jlee sduller 45 So mux A't. Unman, £.C cbznLor 'Ob Izzcboiy filbert -Lamar dary -P. diox $85 Onman. b - C. gloria adnyeline Uux4 i apt. 3 diox 42, Onman. cb.C. b ohn Uho max b Pibxon 88 baxt a I lain bt. Onman, C. uxan iJbianne UoLiyhtlq Onman, a .C. aPe yin aid Ldtvard Pointii diox 102 CampobeLLo. b.C Ifalock C 2, $, 4; OCad 4; Student Council 4; diaxebafl 1, 2, 3. 4; 'Jiaxhetbal’l 1, 2, 3. 4; Claw Officer 4; Uootbal'l I, 2, 3. 4, aHomeroom Officer 1, 2, 3; -Perfect adttendance 1, 2; Readier adniltant 4; Urofxhy--- diaxleetball Uootbaff aRobert Uran Hi in iowan aPt 0 Onman. b.C. Pita ail Uxan-t Opt 4 Onman. cb.C. 4; ad oner 00 m iOfficer 4. adomeroom Officer 2; LPerfect adttendance i; Ueacher adxxix- tant 2. 3. 4. ward -Lou lx adal'l aPt. 3 Onman, cb- (1. 1Pbibfip Kllarzen adabf apt. 4 Onman, b.C. jpary c'iLchael Ufammett apt. 3 Onm an, s. c. diarbara adnn lumrich apt. 2 Onman, b. C. Senior b uf2ezlatioe. a I (aryaret Plaint adannon O4 -Lyman aPd. Onman, a . C. Ob avid byueahie ad aw kin x aPt. 6 diox 263 Onman. cb. C. add vixory Council 2, 3, 4; dilocti C 1. 2, 3. 4; 'Jb£Cad 4; OCad 4. UUad, Student Council’ 4; diaxhetball 1, 2, 3, 4; Uootball 1. 3, 4; adomeroom icer 2, 3 4: Readier odxxixtant 4; 1Oracle 1, 2, 3, 4- franklin Lpeith adembree apt. 3 Onman, cb. C. vdrank 'Uho max adenry 2t jLadxon a t. Onman, a . C. sJ )od 1. 2; diaiA-ull % 4 Q.ame x O arm an adenxon aPt 1 Campobeilo, cb C. cbtefihen C len cdichm an CP- £ diox 327 Campo bello, cb-C- adxt 1, 4- -Of I: iPe-fi 1; diand , 2. 3. 4. Captain - iPxexident; lootball 2; Polf t, 2, 3. 4. ciXora Elizabeth aHichx aPt. dio . 263 Onman, cb C- Cl an teal ; 'Jbramatia I, 2, 3; adealth Caxeezx 1, 3: .Perfect 5 Attendance O, ocher odxxixtant 4; d inior £upe Laiiv . iPete Carr adiyhtower czPt. 2 CampobeHo, £. C. dilock C 2, 3• 4; general dbcieuce 1; Uootball 1. 2. 3, 4; cMomeroom Officer I; 'Uradt 3: Urophiei 4. 1 llexley -Lee cOJilL apt. 6 Onman, cb- C. diui 1Jbricerx 3. 4; Choral 2; sJCad 2. 3, 4, 99(J 4; C.l£n£XUl cbcience 1; dial he tbaCl 1. 2, 3, 4. Ooot- ball 2; adomeroom Officer i; -Library odxxixtant ; -Perfect adttendan.ee 1. alt aru bjoanne aHinei apt. b Onm an, cb. C. Choral t; Dad ad 2, 3 4- -Lillian aM ae aHood aPt. 6 Onman, cb.C. UUad i, 2; OUad 2. {Jbtborah adnn adorton 22 cbecond cbt. Onman, b.C. Choral 1; Uuture diuiinea Jleade n of c merica 3; Can dy btxifi er 3'• Ueacher adaixtant 3. nne adumincjer apt. WeUford, Ji. C 0; dieta 3, 4; 1Jbramatia ; NJrench 3, 4; bfunior ditto i, 2, cbtudent Council 1. 2, 3; diand 1, 2. 3, 4; adome- 152 K £HLOZ niox tlaxskuL. W; -Aeniox Ii O£ lc� c jIS CL)fjicex f Atefiexlatioe. lUfatfiy Bmda Autchexscti i 9m soketlo, A- C. ) AAl 2, 5; AeaCth C axeexs f, 2, 3i OienS fox Ckxist H; Band 3, 4, Oeackex Assist Alt 3. Baccent C axotiiti fJackson 3't B om U cSt. V nman, A.C Biobocfr 2; 'Block C 2, 3; Ckoxab t; Bxamatics t, 2t%$, 4; OAA I, 2, 3. AeaCtk Caxeexs I; Atudent Council K 2; Basketball I. 2, 3, 4- 4 I oLleyball 1, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3. 4. guidance Assistant 4: Aomexoom Officer 2; dlliss Panorama Contestant 3, 4; iPexfect Attendance 2; 'Dxack 1. 2; 'Dxofiky. Aenee Be noxa 'Jackson At. I Camjsobello. A.C- JJ uniox Beta t; Atudent Councilf 2. 3: Basketball I. 2; (Aomexoom Officer I, 4� J-ikxaxy A ssistant 1. 'lldliam t’divaxd 'Jackson At. 2 Unman. A. C- 'William A ok ext fjok nson Aft. 3 Unman, A.C. Oootkall 2: Aomexoom Officer 3, 4- Ufkoudu Autk A elley IO Clover At. Unman, AC. Ckoxal 1. 2: Bxamatics I, 2; AeaCtk Caxeexs Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Bxum dllafoxette 2, 3 4i Bliss Chano- xama Contestant 2, 3. 4: dUi i iPanoxama 4. Afoyex Bale 1Kyle 23 Aecond At. Un man. c. oxa k Afebecca dake 5 Canady At Unman, A.C. Btock C !. 2. 3. 4. 'OCA 4; v V 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ckafsman Aiyk Ufeciew 4; ' I olleyball 1, 2. ‘-f. 4; 'Oeaehex Aissistant 4 —fxack 1, 2, 3 4 'Jxofsky Basket balk 'Bonald iAcDfinncy Jlandxum 21 Boko At- Unman, a.c. Block C 2, 3. 4; OCA 4. OO A 1. 2. 3. 4i -'Base- ball t, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Oootkall t, 2, CtOZLj 3, 4; Aomexoom Officer 3� CPexfeet Attendance 2, 3; Oeackex -Assistant 4� Aeniox AufxexLatioe. 'Beboxak ■.Ann Bast ex Aft. 2 Unman, A. C. At udent Council ; Aomexoom Officer 1. iBkibbifs Aixam Bauyktex Aft. 3 Unman, A. C. Bl'ock C 2, 3; BBC A 3. 4. OO A I. 2, 3; At udent Council ; Bus Bxioex 3. 4. Oootkall K iPexfect (Attendance 1. cMickael Antkony Be us is 15 O At. Unman, A C. At udent Council 2; OOoA 1, 2. Uaxaaxet nne Bio eh axyaxet 71 nne JLioeLy $ cZ Yoxtk Aoioaxd At. Un man, S.C Catkij 'Bebra Bojtis Aft. 4 Unman, A. C. JfeAtk Caxeexs 1, 2, 3 Candy Atxifsex 3i '-'eacketj Aimtant 3, 4. Bynn (f jexoij I [c-Abee Aft. 6 Unman. A- C. OO A K 2. 4. 'Oeatkex Assistant 4- AAaxiLyn Bind a cUeCluin Aft. i Unman, A. C Bioboau 2; OAA I. 2; jenexal Acience 2. ' Hickael Afandabt A icCLuxe z.fft. 6 Unman, A. C. OO A I. 2, 5. 4; -Pef t. 2. 'Jokn Oimotky AlcBoioell 3 Aaxxis At. Unman, c zllaxian iBatriciu AAcBoicebl 4$ Bast Alain At. Unman, A.C. Ckoxal 1, 2; 'Bxamatics 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3• 4l -A cominy Contestant 2; Aomexoom Off ice x 2, 3, 4i Bikxaxy Assistant 3. Alaxyaxet AUcUfinney At. tO Axitaye !Bxioe Bakeview Alanox Afsaxtanbuxy. A.C. Adoisoxy Council t. Ckoxal l; Cbassicab t; 4-A t, OAA t, 2, 3, 4; Aeabtk Caxeexs 3, 4; Jjuniox Beta tome- 154 Ib K $= £ S W s i I =§ t te i. � -«• BS |(Bf | t|s - C !J r V� - - ; i s ia • cs • g. k s V1I S£r C ;; s k s g i g s fN 2 t Si: £ s 2 4_ s V? 0 C- r 4-, ' ' _ b (bJS “ S cs C-..e --fe a 5E? M S r;; b. s s te s • «� . tn ' N r , C c |Oj O fi c � r Jx’t. , IVATfoU Ji. C. 'JHramatici I; Hrench 4; Band I, 2; Jlibrartj Ois- sistant t. Ofeba fjane O toan Hjt. i Jluman, £.(1. [£eborah ri nn O eunolds ccAt. 3 Unman, £.(1. Jm H Hi ri 4. -Cachet cCiniitant 4. Jamei -Ujian H idinyi 2.At. i Campobello, £.C. Jack JJance O otsn 22 tail ' I lain £t. Human, S.C. c If ax k C hriitophe x cf oblini J }t. 4 Hnn i an, £ C jSeta 3, 4i BioLotftj 4; 'jHramatics i; OC f t, 4 'Juntox Beta ; £tudent Counci I 2, 3, 4; -Hit ui£ nt of tfu £tudent Bodtf. Baseball 2, 3 4• Basketball 2, Clan Officer; Oootball I, 2, 3, 4; Junior cWax jiat' 3. ‘w99ii cllanhall 'Brock man Hooper B t. 5 Human, £.C. ''J-'ep I; sJootbalC 1, 2. H obert 4 Winn £eaufiitjht QQ ba t cHain £t. Human, £,C. BioCogu 2, 3; Jdibrary 1, 2; Basket I all 2, 3; Hiome x00m Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. .Hibxaxy rinistant 1, 2; fie - fect Hft tendance ; '—track I. U amela £' 'an £enn Oft. 2 Human, £■ C. Bui '£xioeXl 5 4; Choral I; 'dramatics 2; ) Hi£f 2; Hieal'th C areen 2, 3, 4; JKakfu matics 2, 3 —teem fox Christ 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Bui bBricer 3, 4; Candtj £triper 2, 3, 4; Chapman Hiitjh Hjeoiew 2, 4, Hiomeroom Officer 1, 2, 3 4 'Oeae her cHfniitant 2, 4- [£ebbie LKatf£ £hieldi B ok 262 Hii-Bridye Human, £.C. 'jHramatics l; Hiealth Careen I; Cheerleader 2; Hiomeroom Officer f, 2, 3; 'teacher cHnistant 4. £hexxtf e'Haxijaxet £kinner H t. 6 Human, £.C. Choral ; Hiomeroom Office ;; M in iJ anoxama Contestant 4; iPerfect critte ndance 1. JJoe cAiift on £foan Hit. 1 JJyman, £. C. Bloch C 1, 2, 3, 4; B aie ball I, 2, 3, 4; Basket batt 1, 2, 3, 4; OootbalT , 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3; Orophies --- Baihetball, Oootball, Baiebalf. Jliia Jaije £loan Beta 4; 'Junior Beta ; -jMealth Careen 3, 4; Jdi- bxaxtj 1, 3 fjuniox dlaxihal 3. Ca[o in 4 ll'hit £mith - • i ’'4 - - 0 ft. 3 Human, £.C. Bui 'jbxioex 3; •. 3. 4'. O001ball 1, 3. .bfubij Jdee £mith ' .gf”--’’ H }t. 4 Unman, d . C. '■$ ' - ' V « g Choral' 1. 2. 3. 4■ - j fWk £teph en LKeith d mith I 'JuJ -A'' ' 3 Human, £.C. 'iHtarlie Jane £platvn _:Vf. 1 Campobello, £.C. rlxt i; Choral i; 4- Hi 4; O Hi 2ri 4; Hiealth Careen 2, 4. . Candtj £txipex 2, 4; Clan Beautif 2: Clan Officer ; Hiomccoiniag Contestant — cllaid of eHionor 4. homeroom Officer 2. bBaoid llichael Htayyi CP.O. Bo ry 2 Unman. £.C. 'Uonij it I £teph eni £?t. 3 Hnman, £■ C. K 2, 3. 4- £amuel tome 'Jay cHft. 6 Hnman, £.C. Hiea Careen 1. LKatf t’tten Oh omas 44 Oait ec'l'fain £t. Hnman, £.C Beta 3, 4; Choral i; (£ramatici r; A) Hicrd t; Jun- ior Beta 1, 2; Band $; Chapman Hiiyh '.hfevieo) 3‘ Hiomeroom Officer t; 'Junior eHanhal 3; Oeachex s4niitant 3. 155 'Bianne 'Ultomfiion U }t. 6 Unman, .C. 'J i. |K I ‘x U dyer 'Bate 'Unomfiion U?t. 2 Camfioiello, . C. BLoct 3, 4; Uootiail 2, 3, 4; Jdi irary limitant 4; 'Utacti. 3; 'Utofifty Uootball. 'U amara -sUleta Uhomfiion Boe 553 -Part Unman, .C. er orfdriioxy Council t; Beta 3, 4; Ctoral 1. 'jtdiramat- ici 3, 4; Uxcncfi 2, 3, Junior 'iittu l, 2; UP e fi 3; Ut udent Council 4; dtafiman Uiiyh - eoieisr 4 ------- Editor; Clan Beauty 3� {Junior c Uanltul 3; Utili Panorama Conte itant 4. Office -riniitant 4; -Panorama 'Perfect written dance t, 2, 3� 4- ' llilUa n U ennetfi 'ducter 2pt. 2 Camfioiello, U.C- {Joan UH ice 'Uuxnex U!t. 2 Camfioiello, U. C. Beta 4; punior Beta 1, 2; homeroom Ufficer 2 Ptiffifi buyent ' l Indericood -Pt. 2 d mfip ette . P C. Beta 3 4; d3ui 'jPxivex 3. 4l Cluilicul 1. 'jPramutici 3; 4-Uf t, 2; Uxenclt 3; {Junior Beta f, 2; V uxman Scholar 3; LPanorama Utaff 2, 3, 4. PfiifCifi Carroft 4 larner Upt. t Camfioiello, U.C. dbtefiien tuyene Indexicood 2, Heudoiviroot Unman, £.C. Uterrell Blaine 4 W alter UPt. 0 Unman, db- C. Urenct 3; UntexnationaL cPelationi t; Band t, 2. 3, 4- Utaron Blaine 4 Wallace Cfioxaf I; OiUicU t, 2, 3. 4. 'jPiane Jdynn K Water Bfoct C 4; UCUf 4; French 3; UUiczd l; U ealti Career1 t, 3; CPefi t; Baiietiall t; dteerieadtr 2, 4; ■ Uolleyiall 3i Ufomecominy Contt itant 3; Office cri niitant 4i U tacfiex 2finiitant 3. mjPandy Jdewii 4 W ut tini U ?t. 2 Camfioiedo, U.d, 2‘ 3' 4- ' . Bruce deletion 4 Wteelon j i' cePt' 4 Unman, U. (1. egfdoiior4 Council , 2, 3� 4; Bloct C I, , 2, 3. 4; O'ZJdf t. 2; UP e fi 1, 2; i, 2, 3, 4, Baitetiall I, 2, 3, 4; Uootiall Ufomeroont Ufficer t, 2, 3, 4, 'Uxofihiei — tali, UlootfjafL, BaiketiaLf. Charon 'idiane 4 11'itiini Bioloyij 2; t; U £n£Xul Science 1. ‘Uereia cdnn ' William 2zPt. 2 dcunfiobedLo, U . C. L aye 1 I Villon S3 uit cr lain £t. Beta 3 4; ljPramatici i; Junior Beta t, 1, 2, 3, 4; cWajorette 4 Cafitain. Jamei tefifien ‘ Woftoxd 2pt. 6 Unman, C. ijUxt t; iPefi 'Ulna 2L tne v Wolfe 2 Pi • Un nun. U f. Beta 3. 4; JPramatici ; {.Junior Beta l, 2; Council I, 3; Baitetiall ; Clan U ficer 3; Scholar 3 Bfomeroom Ufficer t, 2, 3; Ulinaliit; Ueniox d ufie rlatioe. UlizaLeth cUnn 1 I Voodfin JXt. 4 Unman, U . C. Beta 3, 4; Junior t, 2; Student Council J U 0°d Citizen; U uxman Scholar 3 comintj dbnteitant 3, 4; Uffice _T“ niitunt 4 er Ufniitant 3. {jamei ' I riyfit 33 Bomar £t. Unman, .d. {janet c Wurte K Wcjatt cHotvard t. Unman, .C. ifloia yP arfene ' Wyatt U t. 2 Camfioiello, db.C. L. C i oral I; Ueacfitr 2U1 liitant 2; U 2, 3 4: Bale i all 2, 3, 4; - Buie- 2; Band db ludent uxman : Xt'jP 'J 2, 3, 4; Uiome- ; teacfi- 156 Rebound Battle Byrnes' Dole Meadows (32) battles with Reggie Gosnell (32) and Anthony Mabry (42) for a rebound during their Peach Blossom AAA semi-final game Friday night. Chapman won, 76-52. Chapman Gains By STEVE SANDERS Staff Sports Writer Chapman played the final six minutes with only four players but that was more than enough as the Panthers raced to an easy 76-52 victory over Byrnes in the Fight-marred final game of the Peach Blossom AAA semi-finals at Spartanburg High Friday night. The Panthers join York in the finals tonight at 8:30 as the Dragons edged Clinton, 45-42. Boiling Springs and Chapman dash in the girls’ title game at 7. Chapman, the regular season champion with a 9-1 record, was rolling along with a 62-31 lead over Byrnes when the fracas broke out. Players were scrambling for a loose ball and moments later fists began flying. Order was restored but most of the players from both teams were sent to the dressing room, leaving four on the Chapman bench and five on the Byrnes’ bench. “Everyone who left the bench and joined in was sent out,” explained umpire James Braswell after the game. Referee Truman Owens then dedded to continue playing the final 5:49 of the game Finals In that period of unit, Rebels’ Larry Blosser became his team’s second leading scorer with 11 points. Terry Moore had fouled late in the third period with 21 points. Still, the four Chapman reserves held their own against two Byrnes starters and three reserves. The Rebels were able to cut the margin only seven points. Chapman was clearly the superior team as the Panthers dominated the boards and outhustled a Byrnes team that had lost only nine and three points earlier in the season. With 6-3 jumping jack An- thony Mabry clearing the boards and Roger Mooney pumping in his jump shots, the Panthers pulled away from a 14- 10 first period lead to take a 33- 17 edge at intermission. Moore brought the Rebels back from a 21-point deficit in the third period to within 12 as he connected on five field goals while Rodney Austin added a free throw. However, Chapman roared back with eight straight points for a 46-28 margin. Moore and Austin fouled out moments later. v 157 C7 i£ CaclUide of J?i££y cHicki and Rkonda D(t[[y. 158 iPftait yet u 2 and fx own i. 159 160 (J on t ihovt! eltanij tiiunki to c'lln. cMaxion xamLintj fox fixovidlng (iex home fox vaxioui picture at the convenience of tit crinnuai taff. 0 , ou az£ a tli£ yzzat an o f' n 73- 161 oRfionda Jbmitfi offonnU. eSmitfi aM.ax.tna noddy U im dbou ttie ti Jliia fiiaivn 'j3axxy obtayyi 'j i.Lbu Stayyi oMike taaai Stanley d$tayyi 'ZJim ttadman [ 3im tivzaxt iJ onna cMuyfi £u[Ci.n omai nXout 'ZJim 'Ijuc £X Cfixii ‘ZJuxntx Cfixiltint 'Uuxntx 'Jan luxnex £(iaxon ‘ lindcxwood 162 C7 « 11 ndtxivooa j$anny ' I Vcult cfanice ' Wallace zRo t citaxU 1 Wallace Oony Weit cMihe ' WhitetiAe Cynthia ' Whitt 'Joe Joe Within Julia ' William1 'Hammy 1 Williami ainei ' Wolfe Caxolv Wxiyht 163 7 id.U£.xtL±£trL£nti ADVERTISING CONTRACT Date_______________________, 19_____ Size of ad_______page. 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Service With a Smile' REGGIE HARRISON Lot Manaoib VINCO MOBILE HOMES 1790 A8HVILLE HWY. SPARTANBURG, B. C. Til. no. (003) see 2021 Do You Brush With Ultrabrite? M. W. BOBO FUNERAL CHAPEL 419 E. Main St. Spartanburg, S.C. Tel. 582 6341 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 8 Mill St. Inman, S.C. nnr It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade-mark® BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY SPARTANBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 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 a 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 I 168 NEW INTERNATIONAL WIRE PRODUCTS CORPORATION Plant at Inman, S.C. The World's largest, most modern drawing and stranding facilities for precious metals. JANET'S CLOTH SHOP 'All of your Sewing Needs Asheville Hwy. Inman, S.C. CAMPOBELLO SUPERETTE The little supermarket with the big deals 19 Pine St. Y. A. GREEN CO. Erectors and Overhaulers of Textile Machinery Opening through Winding Yonnie A. Greene Telephone: 472-4283 Inman, S.C. SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS Debbie Lake Paula Davenport Kathy Fowler Paulette Porter Laverne Jackson Paul 472-84CO 7 A WORLD,'. mi!s$ HOMER 472-8040 Blackwell Bros. Variety Discount Radios. Tape Players A Small Household Items holston Creek a Holly Spring Rd. ROUTE 3 INMAN. S.C. BOB BLANTON'S SERVICE STATION Ashville Hwy., Rt. 4 Inman, S.C. Compliments of IN TREND RFD. 4, Inman, S.C. Phone: 472-8969 CAROLINA OUTLET STORES INC. 25 N. Main St. Inman, S.C. Clothing for the whole family at discount prices. 169 C S NATIONAL BANK Action speaks louder. the action bank om To- Susan, for beinp th person ud can mu dreams a rea ifu. Jjooe, STeoe Compliments of CORRELL'S AUTO PARTS Compliments of MRS. LILLIAN EDWARDS HOMEROOM 9-B U.S. Highway 176 and Lyman Rd. Inman, S.C. Phone: 472-3231 Compliments of INMAN NURSING HOME Inman, S.C. 51 N. Main St. Phone: 472-9370 Compliments of YEARS AGO ANTIQUES INMAN AGENCY. INC. 23 S. Main St. Stop and See Us Inman, S.C. 121 S. Trade St. For all your insurance needs. Tryon, N.C. THE COUNTRY HAM INN Specializing in country ham, homemade biscuits, and pies. THE STEEPLE DRIVE IN MAXWELL GARAGE General Repairing — Welding Air-Conditioning 803 W. Main St. Phone: 472 4000 Spartanburg, S.C. Ash. Hwy. Inman Toyota L. P. PITTS MOTOR CO. INC. 493 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S.C. Authorized parts and service (once a customer always a friend) Sales ‘Service CLONINGER MOTORS Buick - Rambler Greer, S.C. BARNETTE SAUSAGE COMPANY Rt. 5 Inman, S.C. 29349 Phone: 472-2525 Compliments of EDIE ADAM'S CUT CURL Pinewood Shopping Center Spartanburg YO YO GREENE FIREWORKS Asheville Hwy. Inman, S.C. Serving you with a bang for over 20 years. BALLENGERS Quality Produce Market Ash. Hwy. 7 days a week Inman, S.C. Compliments of J. M. WILSON EQUIPMENT CO Massey Ferguson Dealer Spartanburg, S.C. Hurton’s Homeroom Miss Susan Davies H.R. Representative: Ann Morris Pres.: JoAnne Hunsinger Vice Pres.: Tamara Everhart Secretary: William Johnson Treasurer: David Hawkins Rep. Historian: Roger Duncan c % a of Class Motto: We shall reach for the future for tomorrow is ours. Students: Ann Blanton Chuck Brian Marshall Bryant Janice Camp Mike Emory Tamara Everhart Debbie Horton JoAnne Hunsinger William Johnson Roger Kyle Debbie Lake Ann Morris Karen Ravan Kenneth Tucker Laverne Jackson Jimmy Ridings Peggy Nesbitt Jane Splawn Kay Thomas 172 MOTOR CONTRACT COMPANY 125 Hall St. Spartanburg, South Carolina Phone: 585-4291 All Purpose Financing Automobile Loans — Furniture Loans Personal Loans GAINES SERVICE THE MISSY SHOPPE Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Accessories, Groceries Fashions for Ladies and Teens Main St. Phone: 472-2791 Inman Asheville Highway - Dial GR 2-3361 Inman, South Carolina CANAL MOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEMPSON REXALL DRUGS Phone: 472-2136 on the Santee Cooper Guides - Boats - Bait Hwy. 45 Cross, S.C. Phone: 849-8767 owners-operators Norm Greene H. T. Inman Inman, S.C. Revlon - Coty - Russell Stover Candy BAGWELL TIRE AND RECAPPING Hwy. 176 Landrum, S.C. ROSES STORES NO. 101 Pinewood Shopping Center Byrnes Blvd. Spartanburg, S.C. P. 0. Box 1714 fc 173 INMAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 24 S. Main Street Inman, South Carolina Asheville Highway Ph. 472-9944 BENFIELD'S USED CARS Good Clean Used Cars Willard Benfield, Owner TOM JOHNSON, INC. Real Estate - Construction 205 S. Pine. Spartanburg, S.C. Wholesale Retail Men's Knits Ladies' Wear Double Knit Fabrics Knits from Chris-Spartanburg Famous Brands At Discount Prices Woodrow (Jack) Wells, Owner Asheville Highway (Corner Springfield Road) Spartanburg, S.C. Phone 803 578-4600 Home 803 578-2366 FRIGIDAIRE WALDEN APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE CO. FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE TOP QUALITY FURNITURE Dial 457-2308 174 Landrum. S.C. Compliments of Homeroom 12F M iss Garrett Ruth Baker Harold Brock Randall Burrell Jane Coleman Debbie Coley Michael Copeland Glenn Foster Kathy Fowler Edward Hall Barbara Hamrick Steve Hickman William Jackson Rhonda Kelley Judy Mason Ronnie Pack Christine Pigate Paulette Porter Mark Rollins Debbie Shields Michael Staggs Tony Stephens Steve Underwood Philip Varner Diane Waters Debbie Wilson Steve Wofford TAYLOR'S BODY SHOP INMAN FLOWER SHOP Asheville Hi-Way The Home of Better Flowers Inman, S.C. Phone: 472-2346 Inman, South Carolina 29349 BOILING SPRINGS SUPERETTE Hi-way 9 at Boiling Springs Open 7 days - Phone 578-1622 BEASON'S DEPARTMENT STORE RONA'S KITCHEN Ladies' Wear of Distinction Friendly Service Home Cooked Meal Phone: 472-2341 Inman, S.C. Open 6 Days a Week BRISTOL PULPWOOD YARD Asheville Hwy. Phone: 472-9825 Inman, S.C. Compliments of PEEBLES KIMBRELL Greer, S.C. Your Complete Dept. Store FAT'S ESSO STATION Tires - Batteries — Accessories Wash Grease Gene Anderson, Owner U.S. Highway 176 Inman, S.C. V BOMMER SPRING HINGE COMPANY Landrum, South Carolina Compliments of Compliments of BALES COLLINS 208 Trade St. GRAHAM CASH CO. Greer, S.C. of Phone: 877-3671 Greer, S.C. GOOD FOODS ■for the home . .. You save more when you shop at COMMUNITY CASH There's One Near You 178 C. H. MITCHELL MILLING Compliments of 144 Asheville Hwy. (unnlnqlnim Inman, S.C. GREER. SOUTH CAROLINA 29631 PHONI 177 9011 104-10 TIAM IT. INMAN SUPERETTE Grocery, Meats, and Produce Open 7 days a week. nikica � K. O'Neil Sisk K. O'NEIL SISK Photography Floyd Cobb 203 South Pine Spartanburg, South Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATED STORES Home Owned C. D. Charlie Hall 16 S. Main Street Phone: 472-2219 Inman, South Carolina r The Personal One — Bank Of Greer MEMBER F.D.I.C. North Main Street Greer, S.C. Duncan Branch Duncan, S.C. 116 Trade Street Greer, S.C. Wade Hampton Branch Taylors, S.C. CLASS OF '73 12a Mrs. Katie Wingo Patricia Ballenger Paulette Ballenger Larry Bradley Keith Brown Sandy Brown Jack Coley Derrell Dollar Tommy Gibson Susan Golightly Elaine Hannon Libby Hicks Mary Hines Lillian Hood Cathy Loftis Gerold McAbee Aretta Middleton Pam Miller Ricky Parris Bob Seawright Sherry Skinner Ruby Smith Steve Smith Sam Tapp Dianne Thompson Randy Watkins Ren£ Wolfe CROMER'S ABATTOIR Meats Packaged for Home Freezers Wholesale - Retail Meat Dressed for Public 2 Miles South of Inman RFD 5, Inman. S.C. Phone: 472-2251 Compliments of J. W. WOODWARD FUNERAL HOME LOVE IS . . . MYRON BLAKE JENNINGS -N- JANICE MARLENE CAMP TEDDY BEAR -N HALF-PINT Spartanburg, S.C. Phone 582-6751 VASSEY'S GAS FOR LESS Compliments of GOLIGHTLY BROS. USED CARS, INC. Gas, Oil, and Accessories Asheville Highway Inman, S.C. Inman, S.C. Some guys need 6 months to say good-bye. Ah« lour yaw dhdt Ktooi. fcu w get • njht to n u t fM mamm Mac iti iw • ynu d b n tf� Ut ’ LA i n aatai kni -m A'lw� k iMM|aaib trmm Maw n� A t� 7 . £Ma ad i.try lafcaonrw I� • «pMlyimIan� r+UfiArmt want to )atn joa Compliments of HOMEROOM 10-B, Class of 75 one must not tie a ship to a nor life to a single hope Judy Pruitt Jill Moon Darlene Williams Tim Sloan Debbie Staggs Wanda Turner Wendell Bruce single anchor Laura Aenchbacker Kenny Parrish Tommy Bird Bill Howard Mark Fowler Cheryl Taylor Mrs. Fleming STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY AUTO - LIFE - FIRE - HEALTH HUGH FOWLER Agent Tel. 472-9200 Compliments of RUSS' MARKET Hwy. 176 Inman, S.C. HAMMON BROWN JENNINGS South Carolina's LARGEST and most COMPLETE Home Furnishers Locally Owned and Operated Since 1907 J. C. LYNCH, JEWELER Keepsake Diamonds - Bulova Watches Gifts For All Occasions Landrum, S. G 29356 Phone 457-2791 Visit Us At Pinewood Shopping Center Spartanburg, S. C. Dial 582-4551 181 v Compliments of Compliments of BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Asheville Hwy. SYLVAN CHEMICAL COMPANY Dewey Plant Inman, S.C. Inman, S.C. INMAN AUTO PARTS Hwy. 176 Inman, S.C. Division of Deering Milliken THE MASCOT By- MASCOT HOMES, INC. A Combination of Satisfaction and Prestige in Mobile Homes P. 0. Box 127 GRAMLING, SOUTH CAROLINA W. E. (Ed) Mitchell Area Code 803 President Treas. Telephone 472-9000 Inman, S.C. First In South Carolina And The Fourth In The U.S. To Have Underwriters Laboratory Listed Mobile Homes PIEDMONT BEAUTY COLLEGE Shop the Pappagallo Nook for shoes that are unique Corner S. Dean Union St. Spartanburg, S.C. Phone: 585-4726 JERI'S SHOES, INC. 218 E. Main St. Spartanburg, S.C. dCL-re k 183 COMMERICAL PERSONAL SPECIAL CRAIG TRANSMISSION CENTER Asheville Hwy. Inman, S.C. Randy Craig Phone 472-2690 DUAL LANE PHARMACY, INC. CANADY HARDWARE 205 Greenville Hwy. Lyman, S.C. Pittsburgh Paints Cosmetics by Max Factor and Tussy 3 Main St. Inman UNITED 5 10 Inman Plaza Asheville Hwy. Inman, S.C. Phone: 472-2980 PIEDMONT FEDERAL Compliments of SAVINGS AND LOAN PARKER SHOE SHOP 468 E. Main St. Spartanburg, S.C. 223 Trade St. Greer, S.C. Compliments of HOMEROOM 9-C Guaranteed Used Cars ELF CAMPBELL - USED CARS- P.O. Box 203 Landrum, S.C. Phone: 457-2713 GOWAN'S MEN STUDENT SHOP Inman, S.C. 472-8817 BOYCE RANSON FORD, INC. South Church at Broad Spartanburg, S.C. Your Happy Shopping Store Downtown Hillcrest Efirds Phone: 583-7231 CUSTOM CLEANERS Serving Spartanburg for 52 years Open Monday and Friday Til 9 p.m. 583-3641 Compliments of INMAN JEWELERS 2 S. Main St. Drapes Renewed Drapes Adjusted (When Needed) Aero Drapes Sales Leasing Custom Made Draperies For Home, Office Institutions Inman, S.C. FOOD STORES MR. ZIP, INC. P. 0. Box 4526 Spartanburg, S.C. 29303 Your local convenience store congratulates the Seniors Inman, South Carolina 185 INMAN MILLS Since 1902 Manufacturers of Quality Textiles A good place to work Good Luck Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen 186 GRAMLING BROS. INC. Gramling, S.C. FERTILIZERS - EQUIPMENT - INSECTICIDES REAL ESTATE LYMAN RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN 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 Compliments of INMAN HARDWARE Ash. Hwy. Phone: 472-8446 BARNWELLS ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE Earthquake (298) VAVANEEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Tire Trueing Balancing 212 So. Liberty St. Spartanburg, S.C. Phone 583-2260 Inman, S.C. 24 2nd Street Compliments of 472-9742 PETTY'S FUNERAL HOME Landrum, S.C. Phone: 457-3572 187 TOOL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION Precision Tooling, Machining, and Engineering A brand new seventy-one year old company located in Inman, South Carolina LOVE IS . . . FORD D. D. MOTORS. INC. MICHAEL LYNN GREER Little Greer Authorized Sales and Service -N- 1000 West Wade Hampton Blvd. TAMARA ANNE EVERHART Dial 877-0711 Greer, S. C. Compliments of LANDRUM MILLS A Division of Bigelow-Sanford. Inc. Makers of Fine Carpet Since 1825 188 Compliments of CLASS OF 74 11-A Mrs. Ruby Cooper Debra Anderson Billy Ballinger Myra Sue Bradley Howard Ryan Burns Paige Campbell Ethel Carson Harold Chapman Raymond Copeland Susan Dale Cox Jackie Donnehoo Dorothy Foster Debbie Hammett Janie Ruth Henderson Grady Henderson Susan LaRocca Keith Lyerly Brenda Melton Margaret Areine Quinn Ricky Reynolds Carolyn Strange Thurston Thomas Sammy Trout Gloria Ann Watson 11 -B Mr. Foster Joe Aenchbacker Debbie Allen Terry Barton Norma Beason George Bradley Jan Collins Susan Cook Ricky Dover Jerry Files Michael Frady Diane Greene Freida Hall Nellie Issacs Randy Jones Ken Lawson Cheryl Maxwell Terry Newman Eddie Ramsey Lynn Shipman Pam Smith Tony Swindler Karen Vassey Terry Wilson Linda Wolfe 11-C Mrs. Edwards Sam Allgood Robin Babb Dale Brackett Peggy Byrd Richard Cartee Billy Edwards Beth Hammett Deborah Lyles Steve McDowell Susan Metcalf Ray Mosley Frankie Nodine Susan Owens Darlene Price Faye Ramsey Charles Ridings Cheryl Smith David Suddeth Sammy Turner Jackie Williams Joyce Williams Mike Wilson Renie Wright Charles Alexander Buddy Messe 11 D Mr. Hart Margaret Ballenger Emily Barnette Kenneth Black Julie Boyce Bobby Bright Joyce Brown Jerry Burns Darrell Burrell Larreth Caulder Ronnie Clayton Eddie Condrey Latricia Dempsey Barbara Edwards Allan Godfrey Maxine Gowan Paula Hammett Freda Henson Marshall Jackson Denise Jackson Brian McCarter Betty McKinney Anthony Mabry Christi Rogers Preston Skinner Micheal Taylor 11 E Mr. Pack Roy Ballenger Austin Burns Jill Coley Vicki Coley Darlene Copeland Jeff Davis Zee Epton Jennie Eubanks Billy Eustace Linda Evins Clyde Foster Wayne Garrett Linda Gilbert Claude Graham Rose Marie Hammett Shirley Hammett Eddie Johnson Kaye Lynch Wayne Mckenzie Beverly Macomson Linda Melton Thomas Morgan Pam Pridmore Elton Skipper Gail Wilkins Laura Wyse 11-F Miss Moore Betsy Barnwell Billy Benfield Donna Bishop David Bush Terry Cook Mark Davis Cathy Evins Jimmy Fagan Norma Foster Diane Greene Sherry Horne Dawne Kimbrell Debbie Lawter Kem Mayberry Beverly McAbee Ricky McDowell Bobby Page Fred Parris John Roper Sherry Shockley Donna Splawn Terry Suttles Allen Twitty Jackie Walker 11-G Miss Wheeler Terry Barnwell Susan Berry Jimmy Bobo Paula Brady Roger Brock Ann Fernanders Ricky Ford Tony Gilbert Dennis Golden Blanche Gramling Betty Jo Greenway Mike Hester Terry Johnson Mary Nell Lyles Cary McCutcheon Carl McNair Roger Mooney Jane O'Shields Rita Ponder Melanie Smith Chris Suttles Hilda Tapp Glenn Teague Susan Teague Patsy Tucker K Compliments of Compliments of BRADEY'S CLEANERS 5 Mill St. THORBURN JEWELERS Inman, S.C. 191 E. Main Street Spartanburg, S.C. Compliments of Your diamond store LITTLEFIELD RADIO TELEVISION Inman, S.C. CAROLINA CASH CO. Spartanburg, S.C. A John Graham Store COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 10-G David Atkins Jerry Barnette Rickie Brannon Teresa Burnett Linda Faye Carson Cindy Cooke Joe Everhart Ernest Davis Larry Ford Gail Gosnell Laura Hammett Jimmy Hill Mike Lawson Deborah Malone Sylvia Mease Glenn Miller Randy Mills Mike Nesbitt Robert O'Shields Ricky Page Tanya Pray tor Lynn Price Judi Rhymer Laddie Smith Jayne Strange Laura Strange Mark Stevenson Mary Lee Towery Debbie West BRADEY'S GREENHOUSE Pot and Bedding Plants 51 Mill St. Phone: 472-9719 Compliments of TRYON MOUNTAIN FOODS 201 S. Trade Tryon, N.C. Foods for better nutrition How do you know you’ve got your money in the right bank? There’s only one way to be sure Compare SCN with the others You'll find there's no comparison South Carolina National Bank M«mb«r Federal Reserve System Insured by F 0 I C. BROWNIE'S CLEANERS AND CARRUTH FURNITURE COMPANY FLORIST 104 South Howard St. Landrum, South Carolina Mill St. Telephone 457-3344 Inman, South Carolina CARO-Ml THE HAM WHAT AM Hwy. 176 North of Tryon First National Bank of South Carolina Landrum, S.C. ADAIR LITTLE C. E. McDowell, Owner 512 East Main St. Fancy Groceries, Produce Fruits, Western Meats BAILES, COLLINS, CRAIN, INC. Department Store 12 S. Main Street Phone: 472-9547 Spartanburg, S.C. Phone 583-6371 191 i.