Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

“AMERICA IS A TUNE. IT MUST BE SUNG TOGETHER.” GERALD STANLEY KEYS Panorama 1976 Vol XXII Chapman High School Inman, South’Carolina Theme 1 Listen. It is a long tune. Complicated at times ... an ancient tune evolving from centuries of composition. Listen. It is a rugged tune. It has survived the tests of time. It is a good tune. 2 Theme t began in the hearts and minds of common men. The tune was a dream ... a dream of freedom, land, peace, dignity, growing maturity. 1 0 ' X [if • ft V sS ft J 1 I Vi M H vl t t, Existence would be intolerable if we were never to dream. The dream became so strong words were added But words were not enough . . “Everything that is right or reasonable bleeds for separation. The blood of the slain, the weeping voice of nature cries ‘tis time to part’.” — Thomas Paine In CONGRESS. Jvly 4. ijjs. imammouT fffaration _______State? of Xnwrica. The notes of revolution were bold, harsh sounding to the ear, confused, unsure, but . . . Theme 3 The tempo at times, was fast. The Louisiana Purchase, immigrants moving West, gold in California, new bridges, canals — New inventions, the pony express, telegraph, and oh yes the “Iron Horse” moved the beginning notes quickly on . . . 4 Theme WAS SD = • m At times the rhythm slowed almost to a hum. Farmers settled, lived, worked, and died — quietly. Theme 5 6 The me August 21, 1975 at the same time I stuffed the last spoonful of Captain Crunch (my little sister's cereal-not mine) into my mouth. The horn of the bus. !!? It happens every time I'm late . . . the bus comes early. 1 made it and settled down into my seat. School-my last year. Then it hit me-I'm The Big Senior! Whew! I thought about that first day of school twelve years ago. 1st grade. I cried, Mom cried, the teacher cried, but I made it. Yep. I ley what's it going to be like this year? The summer went by so fast. Peach shed. Myrtle Beach, School. I thought of all those piles of homework ahead of me. Is Senior biology as hard as I've heard? Wonder if I can change my schedule and get early dismassal. I thought I had just fallen asleep, only to be awakened by the pesty tinkering of the alarm clock. I clicked it off, still mostly asleep, and rolled over. Then it hit me way deep down in the pit of my stomach . . today was the first day of school! I looked at the clock again. Fifteen minutes to make it! I dressed on the way to the kitchen and finished the job of tucking my shirt tail in 8 Theme Just them Chapman came into view. Every time 1 see the school, butterflies seem to fill my stomach. Everyone forgot those speed breakers and we bounced all over the bus. The bus finally stopped and we got out. Reluctantly-very reluc- tantly. I met some of the guys on the football bleachers. We have hung out there ever since we were freshmen. It was still that cool part of morning. We didn’t talk a whole lot. Wc just kinda sat and stared ourselves to sleep as we looked to the grassy field of dew. I guess we were all thinking those kinda private thoughts about school, teachers, friends, grade, the future . . . What's out there for us in the future. The bell rang for homeroom. The official opening of Chap- man's tune. My feet didn't want to go-but I knew I had to. I wondered how much I'd do, if I didn't have to? Knowing Mrs. Waters she's going to want an excuse for the last three months. Theme 9 October 9, 1975. . . The Year of the Panther . .. The Year of Pie! ... Splat! Man . . . what a pep rally ... I mean it was really good for a change. We actually had SPIRIT. I can't believe it last week Mr. Miller got the pie in the face-today was Walkowicz' turn. SMACK-1 mean Jon creamed him! You gotta hand it to Mr. Miller and Mr. Walk- owicz, that took guts! I wonder who's going to get it next. The spirit's alot better this year. Everything's a little bet- ter around school. Of course some of the same people a- round here wouldn't look ex- cited if a Mack truck ran over their big toe and maybe even their whole foot. Oh well! I’m going to the game tonight. ■Mil 10 Theme LATER: Big Chief, little chief, Indian Squaw, Who in the ... Man, the stands were packed tonight. Man, I don't see how the band does it week after week. My little sister's got a crush on Dean Brown. Her heart skips a beat everytime he beats that drum. I really felt good. You should have seen Bennie run! Our whole team was ready. Dy-no-mite! The game was great! Most everyone seemed to be giving more of themselves tonight. I yelled till I was red in the face. It was like there was this steady, sure tune working in everybody; players, cheerleaders, blacks, whites, young, old. There was this harmony thing-Chapman was together. Makes you feel great. Theme 11 it to a pig. But the main rea- son I regretted this class was the fact that lunch was next. December 19, 1975 . . . Made it to Christmas va- cation. School was kind of fun today. I mean everybody felt good. Not just cause we were getting out although I need a rest. It's just that Christmas makes you want to care about someone else, makes you want to show you love them, makes you want to believe this old world has some hope. You know I don’t even care if I get anything this year. Just to be with my family, (even my sister), go to church for the candle lighting and then sit back and share the warmness everyone has - Life's not all bad . . . I’ve been doing some thinking about God, lately, Jesus-Baby, Man, Savior. I think He's real. He cares. Way deep down inside I have a peace. November 12, 1975 . . . My homeroom teacher asked how many people were eating lunch, and only three said they were. Huh! I know better, cause hamburgers were on the menu. At lunch I saw some freshmen lined up as far as Mrs. Culbreth's room. I pity underclassmen. I remember the hassle in years past, but I think it’s worse this year. Those fresh- men take alot. When I was a freshman somebody told me they put exlax in the chocolate pudding. Dumb me ... I be- lieved it. Course now, I still wonder with my erudite (learned that word in Miss Smith's class-English II) mind- how in the heck do they get vitamin C in cream po- tatoes? They must squeeze oranges in them or something. Yesterday, it killed me won- dering what shepard's pie was. It turned out to be pretty good though. December 4, 1975 . . . The day was supposed to be great. My horiscope read, Today is a time to do some- thing you've wanted to do for a long time”. I decided the something” I've wanted to do for a long time was NOT do my classwork. I figured I'd just listen today. First period was annual class. It was hec- tic. Susan couldn't find the cropping ruler. Mike was cracking jokes and trying to think up some dumb things for copy. Kathy couldn't figure out where her film was. Everyone was screaming Ms. Smith! Ms. Smith . . . and she was pulling her hair out. Why does anyone ever want to be a teacher?! I just sat and watched the whole mess. Second period I went to Typing I. It was really ironic (Picked that word up with McClain-English III!) how much trouble everyone was having. How do you curve your fingers over these keys? How come I always hit an '8' Caps are impossible! I cheat and look at my hands. This one guy today just sat through most of the class stunned. I think he's either gping to drop this class or break down and cry. One speedster typed 40 words a minute with only 39 mistakes. And would you believe since I goofed around during class, she takes the papers up? Typ- ing's for girls anyway! I know, I know. I'm a male chauvinist -What’s it to you? In chemistry, as soon as the bell rang Mrs. Cooper asked to name the first 45 chemical formula's that came to mind. I told her everything I knew. C-carbon, H-Hydro- gen, and Z-Zinc . I had to go down the alphabet to get them. Then we started talk of the fetal pig. She asked the class what fetal meant. Answer- It's a hog that didn't make 12 Theme January 7,1976 ... I got the after Christinas blahs . I cut fifth period to- day and layed out in the gym. I watched the girls P. E. class Fun. I don't really know why I did it. Sometimes I can't figure out myself out. Basket- ball is coming up. Can’t wait. I saw Miss Brewer shooting baskets. You know, I like that lady ... I Mean she really cares about this place and her students. Maybe that's why they were state champs last year. I guess some teachers do care. February 11, 1976 . . . illlt. licL I “ uiiangea pnysicauy, ually, and most important, socially. We've overcome our parents prejudices. Sure there are difference and there always will be personality conflicts, but they're not based on just the trivial mat- ter of skin color. It's like Chapman is a tune, it must be sung together. March 19, Why is it every teacher in this school waits til Friday, the last day of school in the nine weeks, to give a test? I have a test in every subject and Mrs. Waters topped it all off with a big homework as- signment. My English term paper is due today, and my darling little sister ripped off my French book. I even skipped lunch today and stud- ied the whole period in the li- brary. My friends think I've come down with some rare tropical disease or something. Last year I did not even know where the library was, yet a- lone who Mrs. Hall was. I know now! Man I gotta grad- Black History Week. Man, you'd think it was National Skip Day. Miss Moore and our class really got into a good discussion of this whole race thing. We all remembered the first days of integration when we just stared at each other in the classroom and wondered what the other was really like. Like they say, We've come a long way, baby! Blacks- Whites-we've grown from children to adults . . . we've Theme 13 DEDICATION Through your years of dedicated service to the students of Chapman High you have become known as a guide, and advisor, and most of all a friend. You have shown us your devotion through your continuous efforts to make these years memorable to each student. We realize that you have dedi- cated your time and talents to us. Therefore we the Senior Class proudly dedicate the 1976 Panorama to Coach Ronnie i 1 cnn 14 Theme IN MEMORY OF SCOTT HOWARD GIDDINGS NOV. 8, 1958 - FEB. 20, 1975 Freebird” was a favorite song of Scott's and the deepness of the meaning of this song describes Scott as we think of him now. Even though Scott no longer walks among us on this earth, we still feel his pres- cence around us. His memory will always linger near us as we remember him, think of him, and love him. If I Leave Here Tomorrow Would You Still Remember Me? For I Must Be Traveling On Now, Cause There's Too Many Places I've Got to See. But If I Stayed Here With You Girl, Things Just Couldn't Be The Same. Cause I’m As Free As A Bird Now, And This Bird You Cannot Change. Lord Knows I Can't Change. Bye, Bye Baby, It's Been A Sweet Love, Though This Feeling I Can't Change But Please Don't Take It So Badly Cause The Lord Knows I'm To Blame. But If I Stayed Here With You, Girl, Things Just Couldn't Be The Same. Cause I’m As Free As A Bird Now, And This Bird You Cannot Change. And This Bird You Cannot Change. Lord Knows, I Can't Change. Lord Help Me, I Can’t Change. Theme 15 April I, 1976 . . Everybody, and I mean everybody, is in a rotten mood. April 4, 1976 You know, it seems like I’ll never get out of school. I can’t stand this waiting. I was caught looking out the window in Mrs. Wingo's room during class. I was just thinking about stuff. . . I guess it's spring fever. Mrs. Wingo had to remind me twice, then she warned me with a share of stock. I guess I de- served it. I don't have any con- trol of my thoughts. I was late for two classes today. The rea- son I was late was because of waiting in those long lines for a drink of water. The air-con- ditioning is broken again, hah- hah! I wonder when yearbooks are coming? Junior-Senior's coming up and I'm broke. May 22, 1976 My nerves are killing me. Most of my friends are afraid of the stage and practice, but after Mrs. Moore's class I’m afraid I may be coming back next year. I think my average is 70 with the final quarter test coming up. June 1, 1976 . The previous week flew by. All that miserable practice paid off. When I walked down the hall to get into my Marching group I got this weird foolish feeling. Nobody was clowning June 1, Cont. around tonight. Chapman looked different, the halls, the class- rooms, empty desks, the teachers. I suddenly knew why I was sad. Part of me was go- ing to be left here. There was a part of me I couldn’t take with me when I graduated. Part of me will always be at Chapman. All of this was going through my mind when I heard them call a few names before mine. Butterflies filled my stomach and I had a touch of insecurity. Just then, while still on stage, - I managed to get a quick glimpse of my parents. I could spot a few falling tears of joy on my mother’s cheek as she sternly applauded for me. I think I’m always going to re- member my mother as she was then. It was only a few seconds of reality . . . but I wanted to flood my mind with memories of how they helped me through the ups and downs of getting an education and make these mem- ories last forever. Twelve years of schooling over just like that. Zap, what do you have for all the hard work? A diploma. But I've got more than a diploma. I have a tune in my head. You see Chapman, like America, is a tune. Our edu- cation came as we sung the tune together. In the class rooms, halls, on the field, black, white. There were high notes, low notes, and we some- times sang in parts. Sometimes the beat was fast, other times we let it drag but the point is, we sang it together! . . . and I'll always have the tune. 16 Theme OUR CONDUCTORS . . . Many Times Our “Audience” Only See Our Faded Jeans, Tennis Shoes, 45.00 Blouses, and Our Shaggy Heads and Turquoise Jewelry. But Our Conductors Somehow Are Able to Look Beyond the Mundane Trappings to See Our True Selves . . Our Talents, Our Needs, Our Strengths, Our Weaknesses. Together We Work, Al- though Not Always in Harmony, to Somehow Create a Tune. A Tune We Remember Many Years Into the Future. Sometimes Whistled in the Bright of Day, or Maybe Just Hummed at Night . .. but Always Sung Together. Principal: Glen Miller District One Superintendent: Assistant Principal: Stanley Walkowicz H. E. Hipp District One Trustees: FIRST ROW: Albert Jackson, John Tinsley, John Austin, Cliff Walden, and Toy Hyder, SECOND ROW: Arthur Wingo, Dr. David Stokes, Marion Gram ling, Thomas Haynes Morrow, Frank Bird, and Jack Stone Faculty 17 Vende eta M. Nicholson B. S. . . Winthrop; MAT-Converse Col- lege, Director of Guidance. . . Former elementary teacher, En- joys traveling G camping; Dislikes messy records; How did that make you feel? Enjoys working with people wish all young people would set goals for themselves G strive to fulfill these as they plan their high school curriculum. Gail B. Littlefield . . . Attended Spartan- burg Tec, is now Mr. Miller's secretary . . . Has a very special husband, Jimmy, 2 child- ren; Christina 6, Jason 3. Likes people who have a good sense of humor. I enjoy working at CHS and being with young people. Inter- ested in music, church, sports and relaxing. Eleanor S. Bridges Secretary . . . Former World Traveler came home to rest . . . Loves young people and anyone taller than her . . . Wife and Mother of three . . . Enjoys reading, fish- ing and working cross- word puzzles; . . . and all sports . .. Cecils Business College, Spartan-Tec. . . Lavenia Wingo . . . Secretary . . . Has a very special family. Husband and 3 children- Two of our children are C.H. S. graduates . . . and one to go, Likes being a part of C. H. S. I enjoy sewing, sports, music; like sing- ing in our church choir. Dearly loves play- ing with our 2 grandchildren; Summer and Jon. 18 Faculty Frank W. Smith Benedict College-BA ... SC State . . . Atlanta University . . . University of SC Asst Principal . . . Guidance Counselor . . . Transportation . . . Enjoys reading and restoring old used guns . . . Walter E. Hoover. . . U.S. History. . . World Geography . . . Enjoy students who have a way with words and a dry sense of humor . . . does organic gardening . . . has a dog Bonaparte and two cats Rachael and Jeremy. . . Ron Montana . . . Glassboro St. College, Glassboro, N.J., B. A. Resource rm. , Contemporary Life, I love nature, camping, open-minded people. Like music, travel, and students at C.H. S., Love, Friendship, and Caring are the most important things in life. Alex C. McClain . . . Augusta College BA . . . English III hates small noises, crowds; reads cookbooks and poetry; wishes she owned the Biltmore . . . likes camping . . . her husband . . . archery . . . her husband . . . most things brown . . . her husband ... a younger man B.B. . . beginning to like football coaches! Faculty 19 Mrs. Frances Hall . . . B. S. in Biology, Winthrop College; Graduate work: Furman Univ., Winthrop College, U.S. C., Ap- palachian Teachers' College . . . Librar- ian Enjoy: students who want to learn, cook-when I have a chance, reading when I have time, people with a sense of hu- mor, classical and semi-classical music. Pet Peeves: show-offs, know-it-alls, irre- sponsible students, snobs of any age. Michael Bradey . . . Physical and General Science; Biology . . . A. A. Gardner Webb College ... BA Wofford College . . . Enjoys traveling and music-organist for the First Baptist Church, Landrum ... In the process of carrying out a married life with wife Joanne . . . Happiness is being you Band Director . . . Johnny H. Bolt . . . Mrs. Catherine Rolen . . . A. A. Degree Spartanburg Methodist, Hillsborough Col- lege, Tampa, Fla., (Art and Music) Li- brarian . . . Like working with Chapman Students . . . Life is marriage to a mu- sician and four sons . . . still working to finish school and then study art. Marian L. Brewer . . . Winthrop College B.S. U.S.C. Spartanburg-Graduate work Teaches Physical Education Enjoys: Basket- ball, volleyball, swimming, and all sports, Team won State Championship in Basketball in 75. Loves animals G outdoors. Turned into Susie Homemaker this year and Farmer. Jack of all trades . . . 20 Faculty Donna Brock . . . Associate of Science N.G.J.C. Bachelor of Arts, Limestone College . . . Advanced literature and reading . . . Ms. Brock enjoys golf, needlepoint, horse racing, shopping, music, theatre Ms. Brock is a member of the Eastern Star G her husband is a member of the Mason's. Lee Burgess . . . Winthrop College-BA Mathematics, Converse College-MAT in Mathematics . . . Ms. Burgess teaches General Math I, General Math III, and is Girls Freshman Basketball coach . • . Her hobbies include: Rais- ing pet skunks, water skiing, and pull- ing for the Clemson Tigers . . . Yeah Clemson! Go Tigers! Ms. Burgess be- lieves dynomite comes in small packa- ges! ! Donald Burton . . . Newberry College . . . Bus. Administration . . . Ac- counting . . . Distributive Ed . . . In- troduction to Business . . . Faculty 21 Randall Finch Collins . . . USC-BA in English . . . Teaches English and Newspaper Journalism . . . Mr. Collins enjoys Teaching more and more every year . . . Every student, an individual . . . Newspaper man . . . Chapman's getting better all the time . . . Spends leisure time at the lake . . . Hobbies include: Water skiing, tennis, snow skiing, a t work, painting room 19, attain- ing my masters, growing a beard, beating Mike H. in football, and beginning a new life with Lynn Don Denton . . . B. S. Clemson . . . MAT-Converse . . . teaches- General and Physical Science . . . Enjoys sports . . . Enjoys his work and being around young people . . . married to former Lisa Powell, 2 children and a boxer Bozo . . . Anderson Cooper ... SC State MS . . . Vocational Agriculture . . . Ruby Cooper . . . Winthrop College . . . BS Degree Graduate Credits from Univ. of SC . . . and Furman . . . teaches Bio. 1 and 2 and Chemistry . . . The beach is her favorite place and she believes in young people and enjoys her students-they are great ... I like to see a student real- ly try to succeed. . . Mrs. Elizabeth M. Culbreth . . . B.S. Degree in Home economics and chem- istry attained from Winthrop . . . At- tended Furman, Converse and USC . . . Mrs. Culbreth teaches home economics and Science . . . Mother of 3 . . . Grandmother of 3 . . . The greatest things in life are free-Love, Air, Wa- ter, Friends and happiness . . . Helen Edwards . . . Winthrop BS . . . teaches Basic Consumer and Home- making Ed, Bachelor Living, Family Life . . . May Queen, Anderson Junior College; Valedictorian High School; Plays golf, a doting Mother and Grand- mother . . . 22 Faculty Mrs. Kathi D. Shell . . . Columbea College . . . BA in Special Ed. -EMR and Emotinal Dis- turbed . . . teaches-Resource Room . . . Cuti Boote loves Silli Wabbit . . . Shelly, you krazy kat . . . No Speaka de shorthand, Enjoys . . . cooking Italian, long walks, house-plants, flea markets, dancing and bicycling, Sunday dinner with the folks . . . and most of all being mar- ried to H. G. !! . . . William B. Ellis, Jr. . . BA Wofford (Sociology) . . . MA . . . Converse . . . (Teaching) . . . Teaches-Driver's Ed. . . Amer- ican Civics-Socialogy . . . Former Wofford Football player, now practices eating . . . Loves camping ... in Ramada Inns . . . Loves nature; like color TV, hot showers . . . Loves teaching at Chapman-GO PANTHERS • . • Ray Davis . . . Teaches-Study Hall . . . Enjoys Water Skiing, Boating, Fishing, and Football-Overall sports enthusiast- Happiness is a quiet Study Hall- I think the young people of today are the greatest . . . Midget League Football Coach . . . Eddie McNeill . . . University of Georgia-Bachelor of Landscape Architectue, Clemson-Grad school . . . Teaches Horticulture 1 and 2 . . . Forestry 1 and pre- vocational . . . Turf and Lawn Management 1 . . . Believes in the ability of todays youth . . . Hates mid-term and final exams at Clemson . . . wife- Shirley . . . son-Chad (future CHS fullback) . . . Daughter Missy (future CHS Basketball star) . . . Uni- versity of Georgia forever, Hobbies-growing exotic plants racing go carts, raising hogs and rabbits . . . Faculty 23 Donna Moore . . . Spartangurg Junior College . . . A.A., Limestone . . . B. A.-English, Presently enrolled USC-S- Graduate Program . . . teaches, Reading and English 4 . . . OH! ! Those great long distance calls . . . Alright young lady . . . enjoys crossword puzzles and reading re- cent novels ... a happiness I've never known before. Spring vacation in Wash- ington . . . Ronnie Wilson . . . Wofford B.A. . . Converse MAT . . . teaches-Psycology, Health, Practial Psycology . . . Enjoys hunting, fishing, Blue Grass music . . . Likes to go Jeep riding in the mountains . . . Loves old guns and knives . . . Earl Griffin . . . teaches-French 1 and 2, English 1 ... a nature lover . . . enjoys keeping abreast of cur- rent events . . . also enjoys lan- guages, travel and comparing cul- tures . . . college football and bas- ketball fan, Interested in seeing people better themselves socially, economically, and educationally . . . Newberry College B.A. Nancy Smith . . . BS Bob Jones University . . . Converse College . . . Univ. of SC . . . 1st period Journalism ... it was the best of times, it was the worst of times, but WE DID IT. Gretchen got bubble gum in her beard again! You are a unique and special individual . . . Live life from the inside out, not outside in . . . Mrs. Melba Wheeler . . . Appalachian State University . . . BS . . . teaches- English 1 G 2 . . . and Reading . . . En- joys camping Swimming, riding in inter- tubes on the river, motorcycling, and be- ing lazy on the weekends . . . can't wait to build my home next fall- adores mus- taches- terribly sentimental . . . loves her Irish setter 24 Faculty Peggy J. Hamrick . . . B. S. , Busi- ness Ed. , Berea College; SC and Winthrop . . . teaches Business English, Bus. Law, Office Procedures, Typing 1, Steno- script and Office Machines . . . Loves her family . . . enjoys sports, flowers, camping . . . Has one daughter, Alisa. Hopes to adopt a son SOON . . . Dis- likes people who are NOT depend- able and students who are not in- terested in learning . . . Likes every minute of teach- ing .. . Natalie Fleming . . . Berea College, B.A., . . . Furman Univer- sity; USC . . . teach- es, U.S. History, Civ- ics; World History . .. Makes Julia Childs look like an amatuer- known for her World famous Hungarian porkchops-'Tim, John 2, Caroline -the Ap- ples of her eye! . . . Mother of four . . . Mr. McNeil, -You HAVE to go to class ! Johnny L. Perry . . . B. S.-SC State College . . . MAT-Converse College, teach- es Biology and Physical Science . . . Enjoys basketball and tennis. Faculty 25 Tommy Pack B. S. Clemson Gen. Math, Algebra Likes tennis, golf, softball, hiking, biking, G camping. Just moved into a new house, married to the former Sarah Powell, No children. John Hart Wofford College, Univ. of S. C. Univ. of Hava- na, East Carolina Univ. B.A., M. Ed. U.S.C. English, Spanish Turn around! Your head is on backwards. Interested in government and international relations • . . current events. Enjoys reading. Agnes Shealy Columbia College A.B. Univ. of S.C. U.S. History, Social Studies Husband teaches at Wofford and Spartanburg Methodist College Has two boys, John G David Spends a lot of time helping them with homework. Enjoys sports, reading, working in the yard. Teaches a Sunday School Class. Gene Stallard B. S. -Carson-Newman M. Steve Cooper . A.T. Converse Physical Education 26 Faculty Bessie Ann Holden Furman University B.S. Con- verse College MAT Teaches Gen. Math, Geometry Enjoy working with young people and seeing them mature. Dislikes students to come to class without book, pencil, homework. Enjoys sewing, knitting G being with my family. Pete Miller . . . Limestone College-BS . . . leaches-General Math . . . Algebra and Physics . . . Part time farmer . . . likes to work outside . . . drives an old truck . . . dislikes ’’Got the wrong book . . . has one son 2nd grade . . . Mrs. Rachel Waters Converse B. A.; MAT Teaches Mathemat- ics Enjoys people, yard work, traveling and bridge. Katie G. Wingo Winthrop College, B. S. Commerce Teaches Shorthand G Typing Enjoys traveling; would like to be much smaller; doesn't have sons or daughters except for all the Chapman students; dislikes chewing gum in business classes and students who don't pay attention in class. 27 Faculty 1. Let ME in the picture 2. And then I said to Henry Kissinger . . . 3. I still believe Mickey Mouse should of been elected President . . . 4. And then Marion ... my fairy God mother appear- ed. 5. Scatter guys! the Great Pumpkin is fixing to land . . . 6. How do you like my new large Daisy air freshner? 7. And baby bear said, Someone's been eating my porridge . . . 8. We are seniors; SENIORS ARE GREAT. . . 9. I just brushed my teeth . . . % 'f . W AJV 1V- _ V 29 Faculty n x Guard-Ernest O'Sullivan Janitors-Jerome Brown, Webster Allen THANK-YOU CONDUCTORS . .. 30 Faculty Harmony is sports at Chapman. In Harmony you work together to create a sweet and beautiful sound. The result in music is euphony of pleas- ing sounds and in sports you will have a blend of togetherness. The attitude fans or lovers of the art take toward the orchestra or teams may re- sult in high spirit. The reward is desire to reach a much higher goal. We must be together and work together to attain harmony. Sports 31 VARSITY FOOTBALL i « - « 40-Robbie Hendrix 22-Mike Blackwell 16-Jeff Smith 52-Kenny Ballenger 61- Jim Ballenger 4 1-Stanley Staggs 67-Jon Shockley 42- Bemard Penson 33-Bennie Drummond 43- Keith Maxwell 84-Johnny Keadle 51-Randy Burgess 82-Lee Ramey 86-Stevie Ford 62- Ben Blackwell 10-Joey McMillin 30-Eddie Johnson 14-Steve Westmoreland 77-Tommy McMurray 81-Marion Gramling Captain-Jon Shockley Captain-Bennie Drummond 20-Mike Drummond 65-Mike Bradley 53-Ricky Shelton 63- Kim Southers 23-Carl Cartee Asst. Coach-Darrell Dolla Head Coach-Ron Wilson 50-Donnie Waters 64- Jeff Cogdill 72-Keith Fowler 70- Randy Stott 12-Bennie Gaskins 85-Bobby Babb 74-Mark Gosnell 32-Charles McClain 80-Reggie Anderson 76-Tony Williams 71- Marvin Bohon 62-Dan Bruce Asst. Coach-W'illiam Ellis Asst. Coach-Bill Metcalf 1 - Head Coach - Ron Wilson 2 - Assistant - William Ellis 3 - Assistant - Bill Metcalf JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL linger Assistant-Darrell Dollar Assistant-Richard Rolen 71-Terry Smith 64-Eddie Jones 21-Tony Copeland 20-Philip Roper 14-Rick Workman 30- David Teague 16-Randy Settles 62-Ricky Moon 42-Jay Keadle 31- Bobby Fuller 80-Ronald Foster 75-Roger Price 85-Gary Fowler 23-Mike Bruce 60-Tommy Williams Head Coach-Don Denton Assistant-Warren O'Sullivan 52- Marty Babb 33-Ricky Teague 10-Randy Stewart 12-Barry McGraw 22-Ronald Benson 32-Gerald Hopkins 53- Marion Drummond 74-Johnny Fowler 64-Ricky Green 76-1 erry Gosnell 82-Keith Abernathy 72-Mike Bennet 81-Chris Cothran 43-Darrell Small 50-Marvin McDowell Sports 33 SENIOR 1 - Marion Gramling 2 - Jon Shockely 3 - Tommy McMurry 4 - Ben Blackwell 5 - Stanely Staggs 6 - Robbi Hendrix 7 - Johnny Keadle 8 - Reggie Anderson 9 - Carl Cartee 10 - Kim Souther Sports 34 LETTERMAN 1 - Eddie this is no time to tie your shoe! 2 - Now girls this is a basketball! 3 - S-T-R-E-T-C-H 4 - Wrong way Pricilla. 5 - Thought you had me, didn't you? 6 - Hendrix you get him from that side. 7 - Me Murray leads the way for the Panthers 8 - Cheer up boys the games just starting! 9 - Another hard day of practice! 10 - You sorry 11 - Hey Ref, he called me a ! 12 - I think this was planned 36 Sports Pantherettes Win hapman Girls Win AAA Gain State Finals ch t , rabbed the lead After havino inmrvH out tn an b � � 1 .. nniiar palinnulood lw'J yrnes ChapmanWin AAA By STEVE SANDERS Staff Sports Writer LAURENS — Chapman overcame a poor offensive showing with a tough defense and timely shooting in the final half to defeat Mayo of Darlington, 34-31, for the girls’ Upper-State Class AAA championship at Laurens District 55 High School Thur- sday night. The Pantherettes, 17-2, will meet the winner of the Man- mng-C.A. Brown game played Thursday night in Georgetown Saturday at 7 at Spring Valley High School for the state championship. Colon Abraham, one of the top college prospects in the state, pumped in 35 points to lead Mayo to a 70-65 win over Seneca and propel the Bears into the finals against either Mc- Jlenaghan of Florp o« a - � � � •• scored underneath edge at the end of t Mayo, now 20-4, i break working in quarter and took a( the fact that the P had only one player „ MIKE HEMBREE they had two. Sadie 5 staff Sports Writer led Mayo with 15 po Byrnes overcame a stumbling four layups in the fjrst-ouarter effort to dominate scored with six seco the 1 and fourth periods give Mayo a 20-18 for a 4M7 victory over Clinton, termission. “We changed our AAA the second half claiming the Peach Blossom championship Friday o u.u night at Wofford’s Andrews we.W!r-Hi? Field House. lot to do with it as th. chapman, the top-seeded getting tired in t .ls team Crashed Mauldin, haj£-M 48-22, to join the Rebels in next That much was a wee ’s state playoffs, both teams scored THE BYRNES-CLINTON baskets each and V. teSl was raggedly played, 24-22 margin into though both teams had their Pe 1- smooth-working streaks. Tammy Williams ci ton chose the first auarter, — - «•-------4- quarter point when Crocker pushed in a foul shot with 2:31 to go, and Sam Stoddard produced the Red Devils’ first bucket with 0:10 left. But point man Larry Owens sent the Red Devils sailing into the final quarter by swishing a 35-foot last-gasp shot at the third-period buzzer, trimming Byrnes’ lead to 24-23. Lucious Pitts, who had scored a total of nine points in the first three periods, proved to be a one-man wrecking crew for the Red Devils in the last quarter. He scored Clinton’s first 11 points in the period and probably, won!h k,«� «!© •« Pantherettes off to a good start by scoring Chapman’s first eight points. Two free throws by Tracy Burch gave the Pan- therettes a 10-6 first quarter lead. Chapman with 12 each, while Graham had 10. Debra Stone. Terry Reid and Vickie Hen- derson had five each for Mauldin. The Mavericks could muster Byrnes 42. Clinton 17 ( Boys) Clinton (17) L P.tts 20 Wessmger 1. , .. .. „ Owens 6. Gomes 3. Crocker 3. Stoddard 4. only 10 points in the second half. noon r - narinno Williamc Byrnes (431 - Aost.n 1 . K.mmons 6. Darlene Williams Horns to. Durham, Jones 6. Lone . Meanwhile, and Burch took over the scoring responsibilities for Chapman, and the league champions breezed to a 36-18 lead by the end of the third quarter. Burch and Williams led Warren Holttime Byrnes l . Clinton H Chapmans . Mauldin 27 (Girls) Mauldin (23) - Stone S. King 1. Re.d 5. Smith 4. Henderson 5. Harper. Myers 2 Chapman I4« - CompOell 4. Ballenger Burch 12. O Williams 12. Splawn 2. Jackson. T williams. Parks B. Graham 10. Burrell. Rogers. Peace Halttime Chapman 23. Mauldm 13 wu4 ci iu claim uic une. VARSITY Yr. Bernard Brian 12 Charles McClain 11 Perry Holcombe 11 Mike Drummond 12 Mark Gosnell 11 Reggie Anderson 12 Bryan Jackson 11 Joey McMillin 11 Eddie Johnson 11 Bernard Penson 12 Byron Barnwell 10 Bennie Gaskins 11 Pos. Ht. C 6’0 C 6’3 c 6’4 F 6’3 C 6’2 F 6’1 G 5’ 10 G 5’ 10 G 5’9 G 5’ 10 F 6’0 G 5’8 Coach Gene Stallard Sports 3 8 BASKETBALL i | m NAME YEAR POSITION HEIGHT Pricilla Graham 12 C Lisa Splawn 12 G Dorothy Parks 12 G Cindy Hembree 11 G Terri Kimbrell 11 G Kathy Barton 10 G Susan Burns 10 G Sherry Lyles Coach Marion Brewer 9 G Carolyn Pilgrim 11 C Cathy Lawter 10 F Diane Oglesby 10 F Janice Morrow Manager Glenda Peace Manager Ruby Wright 11 G 6'0 5'6 5'7 5'6 5'5 5’6 5'2 5T 6'0 5T0 Coach Marion Brewer 1975 Coach of the Year Sports 39 40 Sports High School Roundup Chapman Upsets Byrnes; It b-wods 1975 AAA STATE CHAMPIONS rr coHm oo w J.V. BASKETBALL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Chris Cogdill, Ronald Benson, Van Wilson, TedEvins, Gerald Hopkins, Leslie Kimmons. BACK ROW-Coach Pack, Ronald Foster, Jim Ballenger, Jerry Gosnell, Darrell Small, Bernard Penson, Mgr. Marvin McDowell Coach - Tommy Pack J. v. Basketball Chapman 33 Blue Ridge 32 Chapman 32 Boiling Spring 34 Chapman 34 Union 37 Chapman 52 Mauldin 55 Chapman 41 Clinton 25 Chapman 26 Byrnes 67 42 Sports BOYS BASKETBALL O F R E S H M A N B A S K E T B A L L FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Freddy Fuller mgr., Joe Fullenwinder, Marvin Fuller, David Morrow, Cuitis Plumley, Mike Bruce, Ricky Workman, Rory Gilbert, Teny Smith mgr., SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Coach Don Denton Stan Dawkins, Ronnie Oglesby, Mike Bennett, Jeff Cochran, Scott Mosely, Dwight Brownlee, Bobby Ray Caldwell, Marion Drummond Coach - Don Denton Scores Chapman 47 Pacolet Chapman 57 Landrum Chapman 39 Cowpens Chapman 51 Roebuck Chapman 39 Boiling Springs 35 25 31 10 24 44 Sports GIRLS BASKETBALL A FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - Cathy Young, Sandra Burns, Sandy Coates, Jackie Staggs, Lisa XT Howell, Shelly Matthews, Penny Henson, Gloria Smith, Rhonda Whiteside, Marcy Yother, Mgr, Marva Sanders, STANDING-Coach-Lee Burgess A L L Scores Chapman 20 Pacolet 13 Chapman 24 Landrum 18 Chapman 27 Cowpens 12 Chapman 24 Roebuck 21 Chapman 16 Boiling Springs 14 Sports 45 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ARE u? GREAT!! Captain Co-Captain 3! - p t a Angela you wore the wrong suit! No, I did. Deborah, what cheer next? Not that old bus! Sherry, how come Marion always grabs your shoe at pep rally? You mean they have to ride with us! ■ 't % PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Rhonda, who’s number 50? It’s Boogie down Teri not Bobby down. Hey Juanita, Bea forgot her spanky pants!! Frances, Have you seen JoAnne’s pom-pom’s? Hey, we forgot Pam! Watch out — We’re Here! J. V. Pam Barnette — Captain, Lauren Goley, Cindy Smith, Ann Hammett — Co-Captain, Savator Tinsely, Tony Bryson. I can’t cheer tonight Pam. Toni, is our game home or away this week. I don’t know, ask Ann. It’s away Savator. Lauren, have you got a white blouse I can borrow? No Cindy you can’t ride with the football players. We are J.V.’s, J.V.’s are great! Yeah!!!!! c H E E R L E A D E R S F R E S H M A N C H E E R L E A D E R S LEFT TO RIGHT - Inez Lyles, Tereasa Newman, Jo-Anna Fagan, Penny Stevens, and Beth Barnwell. Freshman cheerleaders!! One, Two, Three, Four, Where's the fifth cheer- leader? Inez, come on we're waiting! It's freezing Ms. Brewer. PLEASE let us wear our long johns! Beth this foot goes that way and that foot that way. Get on the good foot, uh-huh - F R E S H M A N C H E E R L E A D E R S 48 Sports 1975 BASEBALL TEAM LEFT-RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Steve Westmoreland, Billy Fain, Stevie Johnson, Kenny Morris, Bruce Clayton, Danny Shields. SECOND ROW: Ricky Brannon, Tommy Jordan, Eddie Johnson, Joey McMillan, Steve Cogdill, Jud Hall, Gerald Teague, STANDING: Coach-Tommy Pack, Kenny Duncan, Tony Burns, Mark Gosnell, Mike Drummond, Joe Everhart, Phillip Gosnell, Ricky Howell. Sports 49 1 r A r CHAPtfM WNTH£RS THU.TIC BtMRTMCNT =- - — 50 Sports GIRLS VOLLEYBALL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW, Ida Mae Foster, Joyce Fowler, Lisa Burns, Sherry Lyles, Janice Morrow, Glenette Jackson, UPPER ROW, Sandra Coates, Glenda Peace, Sandra Burns, Lisa Splawn, Diane Oglesby, Not Pictured Pricilla Graham V % Bump, Volley, Over. Janice, have you got a pair of socks I can borrow? Way to go Lisa! Please don't tie our legs to- gether Ms. Brewer. Spike it, Pricilla!! Sandi and Sandra. Mine, 1-2-3- MINE! Coach - Marion Brewer Sports 51 SPORTS Varsity Football Chapman 18 Polk Central 18 Chapman 13 Travelers Rest 7 Chapman 0 Walhalla 12 Chapman 0 Boiling Springs 20 Chapman 0 Clinton 34 Chapman 0 Mauldin 8 Chapman 0 York 34 Chapman 7 Clover 30 Chapman 0 Byrnes 34 Boys Varsity Basketball Chapman 54 Berea 64 Chapman 64 Souths ide 55 Chapman 47 Pacolet 37 Chapman 60 Eastside 59 Chapman 64 Pacolet 63 Chapman 47 Eastside 56 Chapman 68 Mauldin 54 Chapman 48 Clinton 62 Chapman 54 Byrnes 48 Girls Varsity Basketball Chapman 38 Pacolet 20 Chapman 57 Easts ide 32 Chapman 57 Pacolet 24 Chapman 40 Easts ide 31 Chapman 49 Mauldin 36 Chapman 52 C lint on --.f 23 Chapman 28 Byrnes , 33 Girls Volleyball Chapman 7-10 Greenwood 15-15 Chapman 10-12 Hillcrest 15-15 Chapman 8-17 Blue Ridge 15-15 Chapman 15-14 Hillcrest 9-16 Chapman 10-4 Belton 15-15 Chapman 5-9 Blue kidge 15-15 Chapman 12-10 Spartan High 15-15 Chapman 10-9 1 t Greenwood 15-15 Chapman 6-7 Aiken S 15-15 Chapman 9-8 Hillcrest 15-15 Chapman 11-7 Spartan High 15-15 Chapman 15-13 Belton 13-15 Chapman 15-15 Christ Church 9-10 Baseball 1975 Chapman 1 Mauldin 2 Chapman 5 Mauldin 3 Chapman 5 Clinton 7 Chapman 0 Byrnes 12 Chapman 14 Rivers ide 6 Chapman 3 York 10 Chapman 1 Clinton 6 Chapman 10 Polk Central 2 Chapman 5 Byrnes 15 Chapman 4 Riverside 3 Chapman 6 Clover 3 Chapman 9 Boiling Springs 3 Chapman 3 York 4 Chapman 1 Clover 19 Chapman 1 Boiling Springs 3 Chapman 2 Pacolet 6 52 Sports Miss Panorama, Homecoming, Clubs . . . Features are an important factor at CHS. The school seems to thrive on features because these activities seem to break the spell cast by the everyday routine. Features totally revolve around students and faculty. Music also contains this element of change. It is called rhythm. Music depends on rhythm to change the emotional state of the listener. Sometimes the rhythm may be andante, much like the first day of school, creeping upon us ... or allegro speeding by like a Friday afternoon. If we work together, we are assured of a melodic rhythm weaving itself through out life at Chapman. Features Division Page 53 54 Features Elegance . . . Contest . . . Football game . . . Half time . . . I'm nervous!!!! What if I walk funny or don't smile???? How come seniors always win?????? Alpacas . . . fire . . . rain again? jolly good parade??? 13 beautiful contes- tants . . . HOMECOMING 75 HOMECOMING QUEEN TAMMY LEE WILLIAMS DAUGHTER OF: MR. AND MRS. MANNING WILLIAMS SENIOR SPONSOR: JON SHOCKLEY ESCORT: CHUCK McGRAW MAID OF HONOR LISA SPLAWN DAUGHTER OF: MR. AND MRS. TAMLADGE SPLAWN SENIOR SPONSOR: ROBBIE HENDRIY ESCORT: MARTY BABB Features 55 58 Features How many programs do we need . . . enough nonsense girls . . . new emecee . . . Ms. Smith, honest, he was late ... 15 con- testants . . . Professional piano player . . . Kathy did you get a picture of that? No, Min- nie we can not change practice times . . . stapler MISS PANORAMA CONTEST CLAIMS SUCCESS Everything was finished, except for the big decision. The lights glared, on stage stood 15 con- testants who had given each other stiff competition. Frozen smiles on their faces each one undecided what to do. They had been impromptu entertain- ment, the decision still not in. Frazzled nerves an uneasy audience, the judges still undecided . . . Thoughts were running through each girl’s mind, Was my talent selection done to perfec- tion? Oh no, I tripped on my gown, did they notice? How much longer do I have to smile? Gee, my feet hurt! I wish they would close the curtains and give us a break” . . . Still no decision , . . A flurry of papers, introduction of parents . . . The pencils are put down, satisfaction on their faces, the decision was finally in, and the winner is:!! 59 Features 60 Features FRESHMAN CLASS BEAUTIES Johanna Fagan . . . Jackie Staggs SOPHOMORE CLASS BEAUTIES Jo Ann Gary .. Donna Bishop Features 61 62 Features JUNIOR CLASS BEAUTIES Pam Wingo Deborah Bannister Features 63 SENIOR CLASS BEAUTIES Wanda Hutchins Belinda Figgins 1975-76 CHAPMAN STUDENT COUNCIL Lisa Splawn, President Dorthy Parks, Secretary Sherry Bishop, V. President Stanley Staggs, Corres. Sec. Anne Wyse, Treasurer Sponsor Miss Donna Moore Senior Members: Donna Stokes, Linda Aberna- thy, Sherry Moon, Tammy Brannon, Tammy Williams, Ricky Howell, Reggie Anderson, Donnie Fagan, Diane Anderson, Ben Black- well, Donna Rainey 64 Features Miss Moore, not a meeting at Lunch. That's too much just for a band ... Oh, my gavel has a crack in it. Lisa's not coming to the meeting, guess Sherry will have to take charge. Oh no I'm not coming then!!! Yeah! Homecoming is finally over. Now I can get some sleep without dreaming of Ms. Moore fussing me out. Roll call Dorothy! you know, Donny, Lisa, Anne---Now for the treasurers report- We have the grand total of $1.01 — Bake sale Saturday! Miss Moore-Remember the theme of Homecoming. Why Can't We Be Friends Well just because I hit your car with one of the floats and totaled it, I can't under- stand why we can't be friends . . . Junior Members: Cheryl Rogers, Terri Kim- brell, Pat Hyder, Susan Cooke, Angela No- dine, Myra White, Kim Rowell Sophomore Members: Donna Bishop, Joann Staggs, Cindy Lynch, Ann Hammett, Teresa Williams, Gay Maxwell Freshman Members: Kathy Brackett, Teresa Newman, Jackie Staggs, Vickie Clayton, David Morrow, Randy Settles, Inez Lyles, Luann Malone Features 65 ANNUAL STAFF’76 Business Manager: Wow, first deadline is almost due and I’ve hardly started , . , I swear I'll start on time from now on . . . Mystery DO IT! . . . Annual Staff did it ... I need 30 pictures tomorrow . . . Kickers? . . . Dedication . . . We need 10 pages of copy tomorrow . . . springtime. Annuals are G-R-E-A-T!!! 66 Features r 7 ' ' -Ml ■' . Lav-out Production JMB News Editor Tim Miller Jimmy'Riley Kim T 68 Features NEWSPAPER STAFF’76 Who can type??? I can type with one finger . . . Chatter Mr. Miller said we've done a good job . . . Working to- gether . . . This film is no good! . . . Well, I took a great picture with it this morning. Oh, you did it . . . Opinion Polls What is a phrenic nerve? You mean Chapman beat USC, Clemson, the Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vik- ings??? Features 69 Minnie Durrah, Dee Mitchel, Sherry Bishop, Susan Hall, Sherry Moon, Patricia Green, Vivian Shultz, Anne Wyse, Charlene Atkins, Andy Fowler, Donna Stokes, Beth Gaines, Angela Nodine, Tammy Hart, Kim Rowell, Shelia Lynch, Donny Fagan, Kathy Horton, Howard Grey, Terri Hurley, Lisa Splawn, Susan Cooke, Ben Blackwell, Cindy Sloan, Reba George OUR TOWN. . . Practice!!!!! Who's the milkman? . . . EMILY! Kim you're not a star . . . ACT 1 Lights, curtains, . . . wait! I'm nervous . . . The show must go on!!! Where are the props? Talk slower. Please! Drama Club 75-76. That was a great show . . . If we do say so our- selves!!! Officers: Secretary-Terri Hurley, President- Kathy Horton, Vice President- Sherry Moon D R A M A CLUB Sponsors: Mrs. Allex McClain, Ms. Donna Brock 70 Features FRENCH CLUB Sandra McLemore, Tammy Hart, Kim Rowell, Shelia Lynch, Tyran Jones, Rob- bie Harley, O'Neal Wallace, Janice Morrow, Beatrice Fowler, Katrina Ander- son, Pam Wingo, Dean Brown Sponsor: Mr. Earl Griffin French . . . Janice is little Red Riding Hood!! O'Neal, What big teeth you have . , , Pour miex vous manger!!! The French National Anthem . . . Dean saves the Day . , , Oui! Must be a record . , . Hey they sing pretty good ... I like these plays in French! I knew that chair would break! HEALTH CAREERS Candy Stripers . . , He's so humble , . . Kim Tookie . . . another film, . . those big feet can hurt me , . . can we practice on you? Let's go to McDonalds ... no one will know but us!!!!! It's Tooke's turn!!!!! Officers: Shelia Lynch, Dean Brown, Pam Wingo Features 71 F.F.A. GETS IT TOGETHER! Jeffrey Thomas, Ray White. Billy Brown, David Aenchbac- ker, Steve Stewart, Brett Kimbrell, Rick Howard, Tim Henson, Glenn Downey, Lynn Gosnell, James Home, Randy Wilson, Ricky Searcy, Stanley Staggs, Terry Wolfe, Rickv Cooper, Dale Robinson, Alvin Quinn, Mike Prince, Steve Mathis, Kenneth Green, An- derson Cooper, Kevin Massey, Joe Fullenwinder, Bernard Brian, Marvin Fuller, Brian Reid, Bobby Fuller, Tony Copeland, Ricky Parris, Rick Plumley, Blaine Bodie, Bobby Smith, Doug Fowler, Keith Melton, Chris Cothran, Freddie Fuller, Roland Mc- Abee, Chris Waters, Dicky Ezell, Steve Downey, Eddie McNeil, Randy Drake, James Marlow, Todd Emory, David Stokes, Nathan Loftis, Mike Stewart, Dennis Brown, Ray Wilson, Mitch Fowler, Tony McCarter, Roger Nickolson, Mike Burrell, Allen Steven- son, Darrell Beason, Mike Atkins, Charles Brian, Donnie Mahaffey, Mike Bennett. Stacy Fowler, Phillip Green, Roger Nodine, Tim Black- well, Edward Downey, Martin Nodine, Kenny Ponder, Ricky Phillips, Clarence Gilbert, Roger Mathis, Randy Strange, Marvin Bohon, Bryan Jackson, Bruce Fowler, Gaines Wolfe, Thomas Morgan, Dwight Brownlee, Bernard Brian, Scott Mosely, Terry Wolfe. F.F.A. pro football team- Fred's house, playing army, public speaking, soil judging, parliamentary procedure, livestock judging. Fingers in the ice, fight in the fire . . . Mr. McNeill's imitation ... black snake, cheater won the wrestling match (Clemson's quit hog died - Mrs. Little- field cried) Fish camp supper . . . FFA motorcycle gang . . . Christmas parade float . . . sawdust in Glenn's hair 72 Features Kathy Scruggs, Kay Davis, Pam Mathis, Diane Jackson, Lois Smith, Kathy Brackett, Carrie Jones, Robin Pilgrim, Gail Wooton, Candie Burgess, Karen Davis, Christie Lawter, Juanita Melton, Minnie Durrah, Glenda Melton, Susan Hall, Sandra Self, Mathra Snoddy, Ida Foster, Carolyn Nesbitt, Cynthia Whitt, Betty Turner, Kim Clayton, Mahalia Fielder, Pat Green, Kay Davis, Pres, Pam Mathis V. Pres., Debra Nesbitt Sec, Diane Jackson Treas, Lois Smith Chairmen of Rec. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Will the F. H. A. meeting please come to order , . . Kay, that’s wrong again , . , Pea nut. Peanut Butter, jelly . , , We love base- ball, hot dogs, and apple pies , . . Who won the apple cook-off contest . . . Who's pie is number 3 . . ; Cathy, you won . . . Who's that dumb photographer . . . FFA members please see Mrs. Culbreth . . . FFA!! You mean FHA ... Oh yeah, you're right . . . Future Homemakers of America!!!! Sponsors: Mrs. Culbreth Mrs. Edwards TEENS FOR CHRIST Teens for Christ is an active organization whose purpose is to strengthen the spiritual development of individuals. TFC meets every morning before school. They have a short de- votional and prayer before starting the day. Teens for Christ members have participated in many activities this year. They have held many bake sales to raise money for their projects. At Halloween they brought candy and gave it to underprivileged children. During the Christmas season they helped a needy family and decorated the lobby bulletin board. Teen For Christ Officers Members are: Ellen Gilbert, Cynthia Whitt, Betty Howell, An- thony Beason, Ida Foster, Rosemary Wallace, Brenda Wilkins, Pat Green, Betty Kay James, Peggy Mahaffey, JoJo Wilkins, sponsor Mrs. Culbreth Features 73 7 5 A N D 7 6 When is our first meeting??? What does C mean??? This is one of the biggest clubs . . . How are they going to get all of us in the annual picture??? Block C is sponsoring a party . . . This is my first year . . . What have you done so far??? Oh, alot . . . Lisa is a good president . . . Block, that must be for the football players, C , that must be for cheerleaders ... No, C is for Chapman . . . Our Athletes and Cheerleaders have a great club . . . Sec. Treas. Reggie Anderson Pres. Lisa Splawn V. Pres. Joey McMillin 74 Features BLOCK “C” Danny Shields, Joey McMillin, Stevie Johnson, Reggie Anderson, Terri Hurley, Ben Blackwell, Bennie Drum- mond, Rhonda Smith, Sherry Moon, Dorthy Parks, Joann Gary, Prisicilla Graham, Deborah Bannister, Charles McClain, Mike Drummond, Perry Holcomb, Bruce Clayton, Robbie Hendrix, Ronnie Coats, Marion Gramb- ling, Steve Westmoreland, Jimmy Champion, Ricky Howell, Kim Southers, Bernard Penson, Pam Burch, Angela Nodine, Stanely Staggs, Janice Morrow Mr. Smith, I swear I didn't stick that nail in the tire of my bus!!! 2's late again!!! Oh no, cut seats??? Max. Leg cap. 64 pass . . . seating charts?! Who had a wreck?? I like Internationals . . . bus drivers train- ing ... I passed?!! Don't follow too closely . . .! Mr. Smith, why was $100 taken out of my check for the damages I didn't do???? Hey! we're doing 45 miles an hour down hill!!! Pay Day, Hurray!!!!!! SENIOR BUS DRIVERS 1 Linda Abernathy Kathy Lawson Ben Blackwell Mary Cooper Ronnie Coates Bernard Brian Ronnie Ballenger Paul Rhyne Edward Downey 2 Roger Mathis Lee Fowler Sam Jones Nathaniel Hall Tammy Hart Roger Nodine Thomas Morgon Randy Wilson Lynn Gosnell Mike Blackwell Sandra Stevenson Teri Kimbrell Burt Senn Kenny Wilson Glenn Downey Steve Anders Shelia Lynch Juanita Smith 3 Linda Abernathy - Pres. Bernard Brian - V. Pres. Shelia Lynch - Sec. Tammy Hart - Treas. Mary Cooper - Rept. (Not Pictured) 4 Sponsor: Frank Smith Features 75 I hope they don't tap me ... I won't join any way . . . Jane's coming this way-she touched you, go on up . . . why do we carry these candles . . . mine's dripping wax . . . how did he get initiated? . . . who's that yellow bird? ... I wouldn't dress like Ray for nothing . . . Oh, I want to be a Senior Beta member, that is what 1 truely want to be . . . David is head cheerleader . . . Juanita and Joey are helping him . . . goof-offs and big moutns eat last . . . Mike will definetly eat last ... I forgot my brownies . . . arm wrest- ling . . . how come all the boys lost . . . Spinach baby food . . . yuck . . . and they are the winners . . .I'm glad I lost . . . Whew! that was a LONG day . . . BETA CLUB 1. New members: LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Morgan, Bill Bird, Dean Brown, Robbie Harley, Ray Wilson, David Stokes 2ND ROW: O'Neal Wallace, Shelia Lynch, Mike Henderson, Pat Hy- der 3RD ROW: Kim Rowell, Juanita Smith, Tammy Hart, Naoko Hage, 4TH ROW: Pam Wingo, Dina Smith, Cheryl Rogers 2. Old members: LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian Shults, Anne Wyse, Sherry Moon, Jane Coley, Charlene Atkins, Donna Stokes 3. Officers: Jane Coley, presi- dent, Anne Wyse, vice-president, Charlene Atkins, secretary, Viv- ian Shults, treasurer, Donna Stokes, reporter-historian 76 Features CHAPMAN HIGH CHORUS Ka- ren Da- vis, Kathy Brackett, Kim Clayton, Slyvia Un- derwood, Pat Green, Sandi Blackwell, Carolyn Nesbitt, Cynthia Whitt, Martha Snoddy, Re- gina Clark, Debbie Hobson, Patty Owens, Larinda Alexander, Cheryl Fowler, Susie Stepp, Myra White, Gwen Whitt, Mary Parks, Ida Foster, Joyce Mace, Janice Doweny, Chris- tine Turner, Dorothy Parks, Joyce McDowell, Joanne Gary, Pam Burch, Linda Abernathy, Donna Raney, Janet Smith, Robin Bridges, Carrie Jones, Inez Lyles, Edith Jackson, Chris- tina Nesbitt, Joanne Staggs, Barbara Burgess, Ruby Wright, Bobby Fuller, Carl Golden, Kaye Morris, Eugene Black, Ralph Hall. T... Our first assembly . . . wear blue bottoms and white tops . . . How does Diane sing so well and so high??? Didn't you know she sings with pro's . . . Christmas assembly . . . Chestnuts roasting on an open fire” . . . Hey, that’s Andy Williams' Theme isn't it??? Slow down . . . Bernard, you're singing too low . . . Don't dare breathe during a song!!! Whew, I’m glad 5th period is over!!! j' Officers: Dorothy Parks; Pres. Carrie Jones; V. Pres, Patty Owens; Sec. Treas. Features 77 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Business English . . . Typing ... I bet Lisa will make a good secretary . . . Ms. Hamrick, how can we find a good job as a secre- tary . . . I’d rather be a big boss . . . Why do you teach when you can type so well?? 60 words a min- ute with only 10 mistakes . . . Yeah, and that was on a fluency sentence . . . !? % . . . Here I come big world!!! Officers: Kay Davis, Treas., Lisa Jackson, Rep. Hist., Norma Mathis, Vice Pres., Myra O'Shields, Pres., Jan Turner, Sec. Members: FIRST ROW: Jan Turner, Judith Tinsley, Dina Smith, Linda Abernathy, Kay Davis, Norma Mathis, Christie Lawter, SECOND ROW: Lisa Jackson, Karen Bishop, Pat Hyder, Tammy Brannon, Penny Pack, Sara Edwards, Kathy Lawson, Kathy Easier, Glenda Peace, Myra O'Shields, Ellen Benfield Sponsors: Mrs. Hamrick Mrs. Wingo 78 Features LIBRARY AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS . .. Carolyn Thomas, Billy Hug- gins, Charles Hart, Libby Davis, Julie Burns, Jeff Bridgeman, Beth Martin, Larinda Alexander, Regina Martin, Reba George, Re- gina Clark Carolyn Pilgrim, Beth Gaines, Tam- my Hart, Sandra Stevenson, Mrs. Littlefield, Diane Bishop, Mark Johnson, Sharon Burns, Kim Rowell, Pam Burch, Roger McKenzie, Joyce McDowell, Gail O'Shields, Char- lene Atkins, Linda Abernathy, Pam Barnette, Dee Mitchel, Linda Smith, Mrs. Bridges Features 79 AWARDS 1. King Teen Ben Black- well 2. P. C. Scholars Donna Stokes, Steve Cothran, Charlene Atkins 3. DAR Good Citizen Ben Blackwell, Lisa Splawn 4. Furman Scholars Juanita Smith, Dean Brown, Pam Wingo, Robbie Harley 5. Anna-Todd-Wofford Charlene Atkins, Minnie Durrah 80 Features S KS3l I Features 81 JUNIOR MARSHALLS Always late ... do we have to wear hose . . . who has the mascots . . . Oh, no, there goes my ribbon again . . . Charlie and Tina . . . do we have to dress up for the awards pro- gram??? How many sponsors do we have? LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Moon, Lisa Jackson, Pam Compton, Donna Stokes, Karen Bishop, Steve Cothran, Linda Abernathy, Jane Coley, Charlene Atkins, Tammy Williams, Anne Wyse. Band Members: LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Lewis, Pat Hyder, Barbara Davis, Cindi Lynch, Rhonda Wilds, Beth Martin, Stephanie Whitesides, Donna Janney, Sarah Golightly, Scott Culbreth, Roger McKenzie, Dean Brown, Cindy Smith, Jimmy Brown, Chuck Fain, Andy Fowler, Margie Sahcrata, Cindy Sloan. Arthur Whiteside, Audrey Lewis, Tina Bishop, Dee Miche 11, Shelia Lynch, Bill Bird, NaokaHaga, Jimmy Champion, Pam Hall, Beth Gaines, Candi Burgess, Kitty Krause, Luane Malone, Karen Bishop, Howard Gray, Mark Johnson, David Allison, Steve Cothran, Norma Thomas, Arnie Blackwell. Mr. Bolt, what time is the parade??? Practice again??? . . . straight ahead . . . Do the Hustle!!!!! Pep Rallies . . . Cindi's hoarse . . . again!! That’s a no-no Arthur!! . . . Bigfoot!!! scums of the earth . . . geez, it's cold tonight . . . !!! tough majorettes!!!!! ’’guess, I'll miss the news again tonight! . . . long practice. . . New Name, yeah! BOOGIE!!!!!!!!!!!! 82 Features HR 1. Field Director: Cindi Lynch 2. Majorettes: Rhonda Wilds, Donna Janney, Beth Martin, Pam Hall, Stephanie Whiteside. i. Karen Bishop-Captain, Howard Gray- Chaplain, Bill Bird, Steve Cothran- LT. , Mark Johnson, Jimmy Cham- pion-Sergeants, Dee Mitchell, Rhonda Wilds, Dean Brown-Warrants Off. , Pat Hyder, Candi Burgess, Sheila Lynch, Donna Janney-Cor- porals 4. Color Guards: Terry Lewis, Pat Hyder, Barbara Davis. NEW PANTHER MARCHING BAND! Features 83 You mean I get three units for this course??? I'll take Auto Mechanics, or maybe Air Conditioning and Heating. Can boys take Health Careers??? We get to eat lunch with the Seniors . . . CHS, BSHS, LHS, CHS . . . Which CHS are we?? The first one, no, maybe the last one . . . What happened to Bobby??? Oh, he bricked himself inside the class room. Nice job ain't it? . . . Hey, I saw his picture at the fair ... I like riding the bus . . . Whole lots of fun . . . Cokes at Swofford . . . Overalls . . . Opportunity Features 85 i r Mi ALINA AND NAOKO QUICKLY ADJUST TO CHS LIFE Exchange student . . . Japan . . . Really? I don't understand . . . John Denver!!! 3 tests and no time to study!!!! I'm sleepy . . . hey girl . . . Beta Club . . . thank you very much! love you!!! Alina . . . hamburgers and pizza, I like!!! everyone is very nice! 2 sisters, 3 brothers, Mex- ican and American customs are very similar . . . Really!!! . . . teachers are very nice!!!!!!! lots of friends . . . 86 Features People . . . just people . . . kids, you know, fat kids, and the short ones, funny, cute, angry, sad, the brains , the bad dudes , the jocks, the stand outs, and the no bidies - these are our composers. Every note at Chapman is orchestrated by the moods, the minds, and motivation of this unique collection of individuals. Like the blend of strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion to form a euphony of pleasing sounds. Chapman students create the tune” with it's high notes, and law, with fate, and pianissimo, staccato, and legato, andonte and allegro, in the classrooms, the library, and the sports field, the tune of Chap- man is sung. It is, in the last analysis, a good tune, a very good tune, . . . because it is sung together. 87 Class Division Pg. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Linda Abernathy Vice-Pres: Tammy Williams Sec.: Vivian Shults Rept-Hist: Kathy Horton Treas: Rhonda Dixon 88 Classes SENIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS L-R: Ben Blackwell, Marion Gramling, Tommy MacMurray, Pam Compton, Rhonda Smith, Judith Timsley, Kim Tooke, Frances Wilkins, Linda Abernathy, Rhonda Dixon, Sherry Moon, Vivian Shults, Kim Southers, Stanley Staggs, Dorothy Parks, Regina Clark, Kay Davis, Tammy Brannon, Dina Smith, Diane Anderson, Paul Rhyne, Reggie Anderson, Donna Stokes, Anne Wyse Classes 89 SENIOR HISTORY We came ready to accept challenges offered to us by Chapman even though sometimes the opportunities overwhelmed us. Our leaders in various activities were chosen. Class Officers: President-Rhonda Dixon; Vice-President-Tammy Williams; Secretary-Charlene Gregory; Treas- urer-Ricky Howell; Reporter-Donna Stokes. Representatives on Student Council: Lisa Splawn, Tammy Williams, Teri Hurley, Wesley Christie, Rhonda McCarter, Jan Turner, Lisa Jackson, and Russell Rowell. Class Beauties: Cathy Goley and Sandra Evans. Cheerleaders: Kaye Morris, Sherry Moon, Kathy Ballenger, Donna Raney, Sandi Hannon, Pam Langston, Lynn Hall, and Teri Underwood. Our football team included: Dale Gilbert, Doug Burnette, Linda Polk, Mike Murphy, Mike Drummond, Carl Golden, Eric Gary, Stanley Staggs, Bernard Penson, Felton Jennings, Tommy Me Murray, Jon Shockley, Mike Fowler, Bobby Babb, Russell Rowell, Robbie Hendrix, Wesley Christie, Kim South ers, Phil Trout, Ricky Howell, James Horne, Mike Johnson, and Tim Steadman. Our girl's basketball included: Minnie Durrah, Rhonda Moore, Tammy Williams, Lisa Jackson, Regina Clark, Glenda Peace, Debra Nesbitt, Dorothy Parks, and Lisa Splawn. Our boy's basketball included: Ricky Howell, Bruce Clayton, Bernard Penson, Stanley Staggs, Kim Southers, Eric Gary, Wesley Christie, Micheal Drummond, Reggie Anderson, Ronnie Ballenger, Micheal Whiteside, and Bernard Brian. Freshmen on the golf team were: Jim Davis, Donny Fagan, and Marion Gramling. Our girls playing on the volleyball team were: Lisa Jackson, Gleanda Peace, and Ann Smith. Charlene Atkins, Debbie Clayton, and Regina Clark participated in girl's track. The Band was gifted with the following musical personalities: Steve Cothran, Johnny Ledbetter, Paul Rhyne, Karen Bishop, Jimmy Champion, and Cheryl Smith. Our sophomore year we came back to Chapman with all the initial experiences of high school behind us. We knew what we wanted and we knew how to get it done. We elected the following people to guide us to our goals. Our class officers were: President-Teri Hurley; Vice-Presi- dent-Rhonda Dixon; Secretary-Donna Stokes; Treasurer-Donny Fagan; Reporter-Tammy Williams. The Sophomore class was represented on the Student Council by Tammy Williams, Kathy Rhymer, Lynn Hall, Teri Hurley, Lisa Splawn, Wesley Christie, Minnie Durrah, Lisa Jackson, and Donny Fagan. Tammy Williams and Diane Anderson were the beauties of our class that year. During their sophomore year students were allowed to participate for the first time on the newspaper and annual staffs. On the annual staff were Donny Fagan,fSherry Moon, Donna Stokes, Rhonda McCarter, and Minnie Durrah. Our only newspaper staff member was Vivian Shults, Two sophomores were sponsored for Homecoming Queen. They were Barbara Fernanders and Tammy Brannon. The members of the Band were Karen Bishop, Candy Burgess, Jimmy Champion, Steve Cothran, and Paul Rhyne. In sports we were a very active bunch. On the junior-varsity football team were Micheal Drummond, Eric Gary, Tim Steadman, Bobby Babb, Charles McClain, Mike Murphy, Stanley Staggs, Carl Cartee,Ben Blackwell, Tommy Human, Jon Shockley, Russell Rowell, Gil Davis, Tommy McMurray, Steve McAbee, Dale Gilbert, and Marion Gram ling. On the girl's varsity basketball team were Lisa Jackson, Dorothy Parks, Tammy Williams, Ginger Rogers, Lisa Splawn, and Glenda Peace, Ronnie Ballenger, Reggie Anderson, Micheal Whiteside, Kim Southers, Eric Gary, Bernard Penson, Danny Shields, Jeffery Thomas, and Ricky Howell helped maintain the junior-varsity boy's basketball team. Donny Fagan and Jim Davies were our only members on the golf team. Jackie Rhymer, Gaines Wolfe, and Jimmy Champion participated on the boy's track team. On the volley ball team were Lisa Jackson, Lisa Splawn, and Priscilla Graham. Charlene At- kins, Debbie Clayton, and Regina Clark were our girls on the track team. Our teams were cheered on by Lynn Hall, Pam Langston, and Kathy Ballenger on the varsity squad and by Donna Raney, Debra Nesbitt, Rhonda Smith, Cathy Goley, Regina Clark, Sherry Moon, and Judith Tin- sley on the junior-varsity squad. To be a Junior at Chapman in 1975, was to be somebody. The Juniors planned the Junior-Senior and helped on many other projects around school. We felt for the first time that we were a real part of Chapman. Our class officers were: President-Pam Langston; Vice-President-Ben Blackwell; Secretary-Tammy Williams; Treasurer-Anne Wyse; Reporter-Diane Anderson. On the Student Council, Donny Fagan was vice- president and Lisa Splawn was secretary. Our representatives were Anne Wyse, Donna Stokes, Pam Langston, Ben Blackwell, Ricky Howell, Lisa Jackson, and Diane Anderson. The Junior class beauties were Lisa Splawn and Dorothy Parks. The Junior contestants in Miss Panorama were Teri Hurley and Lisa Jackson. Teri Hurley was selected Miss Panorama and Lisa Jackson was voted Miss Congeniality. The Junior Home- coming contestants were Linda Abernathy and Lisa Splawn. Lisa was voted Maid of Honor. Some of our Juniors elected to join the annual staff. These included Wanda Hutchins, Lynn Hall, Rhonda Dixon, Minnie Durrah, Donny Fagan, Patty Owens, Kathy Horton, Sherry Moon, and Donna Stokes. The newspaper staff consisted of Kimm Tooke, Tammy Brannon, Craig Shockley, and Wanda Hutchins. Karen Bishop, Candie Burgess, Jimmy Champion, Steve Cothran, Paul Rhyne, and Mike Whiteside were members of the band. The Furman Scholars of our class were: Micheal Bocchino, Charlene Atkins, Donna Stokes, Steve Cothran. In sports, we were spectacular. There were so many people partic- ipating, its a wonder there were any spectators. On the football team were: Eric Gray, Ben Blackwell, Jon Shockley, Stanley Staggs, Wes- ley Christie, Russel Rowell, Kim Souther, Dale Gilbert, Mike Johnson, Carl Cartee, Marion Gramling, Bennie Drummond, Tommy McMurry, Reggie Anderson, and Micheal Whiteside. Lisa Splawn, Dorothy Parks, and Priscilla Graham were our offerings to the girl's varsity basketball team. On the boys' basketball team were: Bernard Penson, Reggie Anderson, and Micheal Drummond. Bruce Clayton and Danny Shields played baseball. On the track field, you could find Tommy McMurray, Robbie Hendrix, Bobby Babb, Regina Clark, Dorothy Parks, Priscilla Graham, and Charlene Atkins. On the volleyball team were: Dorothy Parks, Lisa Splawn, Priscilla Graham, Glenda Peace, and Regina Clark. The varsity cheerleaders were: Teri Hurley, Rhonda Smith, and Francis Wilkins. The Junior Superstars were: Micheal Drummond, Bernard Penson, Lisa Splawn, Dorothy Parks, and Priscilla Graham. 90 Classes L 7 HH44 HS44 d ?JC6lCU4d' 4 m rts u n4n ' J a y i rt day' 4 +t ty, fan - Je vt i7 4 44� y£vt' J41 44t' -dc oJ Oym-ft-a -um The Class of 1976 has reached its ultimate goal. After twelve years of hard work, we are finally seniors. We cherish the feeling of security we have now but at the same time we look forward to new challenges after graduation. The officers for the class of 1976 are: President-Linda Abernathy; Vice-President-Tammy Williams; Secretary-Vivian Shults; Treasurer-Rhonda Dixon; Reporter-Kathy Horton. The representatives on the student council are: President-Lisa Splawn; T re a surer-Anne Wyse; Correspondent Secretary- Stanley Staggs; Secretary-Dorothy Parks; Diane Anderson; Reggie Anderson; Ben Blackwell; Donny Fagan; Ricky Howell; Donna Raney; Tammy Williams. Our class beauties are Wanda Hutchins and Belinda Figgins. Seniors producing the yearbook include Sherry Moon, Donna Stokes, Patty Owens, Kathy Horton, Donny Fagan, Wanda Hutchins, Charlene Atkins, Rhonda Dixon, Anne Wyse, Minnie Durrah. Francis Wilkins, Tammy Brannon, Jackie Rhymer, Tony Hum- phries, Susan McSwain, Lisa Splawn, and Kim Tooke are working on the newspaper their last year at Chapman. Karen Bishop, Candy Burgess, Jimmy Champion, Steve Cothran, Naoko Haga, and Regina Martin are members of the Band. For Homecoming Queen, the contestants were: Tammy Williams, Lisa Splawn, and Ten Hurley. Tammy Williams was elected Homecoming Queen and Lisa Splawn was elected Maid Of Honor. The contestants in Miss Panorama were: Cynthia Ballenger, Rhonda Dixon, and Rhonda Smith. Rhonda Smith won this honor. Ben Blackwell was the King Teen of our class. The Anna Todd Wofford Scholars were Charlene Atkins and Minnie Durrah. For the Class of 1976, the varsity football players were: Reggie Anderson, Bobby Babb, Ben Blackwell, Carl Cartee, Bennie Drummond, Michael Drummond, Marion Gramling, Robbie Hendrix, John- ny Keadle, Tommy McMurray, Bernard Penson, Jon Shockley, Kim Souther, Stanley Staggs. Cheering them on were: Teri Hurley, Sherry Moon, Rhonda Smith, and Francis Wilkins. Mike Drummond, Reggie Anderson, Bernard Penson, Bernard Brain, Lisa Splawn, Priscilla Graham, and Dorothy Parks were on the basketball teams. The track team consisted of Charlene Atkins, Dorothy Parks, Priscilla Graham, Ben Blackwell, Bobby Babb, Robbie Hendrix, Ricky Howell, and Bruce Clayton. Lisa Splawn, Priscilla Graham, and Glenda Peace represented the volleyball team. Batting up for the baseball team were: Bruce Clayton, Mike Drummond, and Danny Shields. These are only a few of the people who have contributed their talents. Classes 91 Linda Sue Abernathy Bobby! . . . Francis (Pin Cushion)? . . . Christy-Kay ... I gotta problem . . . Jan-Chevette? . . . Beacon . . . Makes you wonder— don't it, Bobby? . . . CHS . . . New Bus? . . . Beach! . . . Firebird . . . Joey's eyelashes. Larinda Ann Alexander Carolyn can I borrow a pen- cil-typing paper--ah 1 think that's all . . . Great punkin! . . . Not cold-just heat has vanished . . . THREE MUS- KETEERS . . . Goodbye CHS. Diane Elizabeth Anderson Love is Reggie ... I finally made it . . . CHS-Class of 76 . . . Jaws-Remember that night, Reg? . . . 80 . . . Football games . . . DEA-n-REA . . . Gradua- tion . . . Reggie Forever. Reginald Edward Anderson Thats the way uh-huh-uh-huh I like it . . . Graduation Time! . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . More Power! . . . Diane special . . . DEA-n-REA . . . Got to get away . . . Love. Ava Charlene Atkins My Friend, Anne! . . . Pizza in the car, Kathy? ... Ms. Smith's Psycho Class . . . What did you say, Donna? . . . Mountains . . . Clem- son . . . PWG. Robert Eugene Babb Teri-you're so purty . . . Jon, what's wrong with your head, man? . . . B. Babb . . . Bobbie, here comes the guard . . . Angela is your last name-Bodie? . . . Carlo. Peggy Kathleen Ballenger Bruce . . . Lynn, we're gonna get pulled . . . Lover, let's climb a tree!! . . . Tami, what a rush!!! . . . Oct. 4 . . . Late again . . . Hardee's . . . Spirit of '76 . . . 3:00 A.M. . . . Stair- way to Heaven. Ronnie Ballenger Get the best things out of life . . . love, peace, happi- ness and togetherness . . . Dr. Ballenger . . . Maybe . . . Freshman, make it your best year. Danney James Ballew 68 Ford . . . Class of 76. Let's go to the beach . . . Goodby CHS . . . South 29. No more English . . . Chevy's are no good . . . time to go home. Ellen Melinda Benfield Hurry up Kathy 11 3 74 . . . Please don't walk so fast. Spartanburg Tec . . . 8 5 78 . . . Graduation . . . Class of '76 is the greatest . . . Beach . . . EMB -n- GDA 4-ever. . . Karen Sue Bishop Barbe?? How did it get started Bebe!! I’m sorry Kim . . . Let’s write CL on Pat's head . . . Beach . . . Charles Black 92 Classes Jesse Bennie Blackwell, Jr. Spirit of '76 . . . Go Navy . . . Football . . . hike!! . . . short and sweet . . . 62 . . . Janice . . . State Champs . . . Columbia . . . Bus 11 . . . Myrtle Beach . . . CHS . . . Panthers . . . Country Boys. Teresa Darlene Blackwell RBS -n- TDB . . . Ronnie forever . . . Let me borrow your glass, Ginger!!! ... I love you honeybun. Timothy Allen Bodie Were free, free to go where we wish and be what we are. Let's go Tommy . . . CHS '76 . . . Party. Tamela Jo Brannon TJB -n- RTB . . . August 18, 1973--Dina, Karen, Lisa, How’d it get started? My hearts in the US Air Force! Angela . . . CWE . . . Susie my friend . . . Chatter” . . . Terry. Jasper Bernard Brian Hang on and hang in . . . JBB -n- Guess ... I'm out on the road and taking life as it comes . . . Class of '76 . . . B-Y-E . . . Hey, Ida, Whats up??? Brian Royston Brown Jr. Spirit of 76 . . . Haystack . . . Sharpshooter . . . Look out dogs . . . Cowbell . . . Clemson . . . So-long CHS. Mildred Lucy Brown I would like to thank all my teachers for teaching me this year. Good-bye to all of the underclassmen of CHS. Love to Barry Johnson. Dennis Brian Browne KAWASAKI 175 . . . Good- bye Chapman--Hello World ... Ms. Moores Class . . . FFA . . . McNeil’s Room . . . Poker at lunch . . . 12 gauge shotgun . . . Saturday night at the moon- light, hunting. Tim Bruce Candie Lynette Burgess CLB-Carl . . . GLB-CTW . . . MLS-BT . . . KFH-PP . . . JB-DB . . . Love Suc- cessful, Beauty JB. Raymond M. Burns, Jr. Graduation '76 . . . 58-68- 76 . . . Ford XL . . . From bad to worse but better . . . Goodbye CHS . . . 390. Carl William Cartee Carl-n-Jo Retta . . . 3 30 72 to . . . Football . . . 23 . . . Suflex . . . F. U.J. L . . . MO. Classes 93 Regina Clark Year of '76 . . . My Friends . . . Someone Special . . . LL . . . Ohio Player . . . Honey . . . Outside with the guys . . . Curtis or Bone Head . . . Bennie . . . Let's smoke some dope. Bruce Clayton Breaker-Breaker . . . Red Baron . . . Holly Springs . . . Meat Man . . . Mush- room . . . Toe . . . Floe . . . Firebird . . . Pool- sharks . . . ”17 Shot Put . . . Lefty . . . Goodby CHS. Ronald Bruce Coates Class of '76 . . . Bicenten- nial Seniors are 1 . . . 350 Chevies forever . . . VHS . . . Where's Hester? . . . Build what? . . . Outta gas, Mr. Smith . . . Bus 8-good? Bull . . . Neil, the grease- monkey . . . GRADUATION. Jane Elizabeth Coley You don't talk flat . . . our friend . . . onamaotopoeia . . . precious . . . smiling eyes . . . get your trig., Pam . . . lost in Motlow? . . . blue suede shoes . . . It just kills me, Christie. Pamela Gaye Compton Hide your lunch!! . . . Our Friend . . . BCC 75 76 . . . Go play in the road . . Lost in Motlow?? . . . Pre- cious . . . Smiling Eyes . . . Really Naoko??? . . . Yes, Jane, a Klan Meeting. Mary Irene Cooper The Light House . . . Skinny Dip . . . Debbie, Butch threw up in the Beer . . . The Excuse . . . That's a Lug . . . 5-2 Come on. You think they've cranked up yet? Ricky Cooper 66 Chevelle, North Pacolet Football Team . . . Daddy Praetor . . . Love CHS LHS Girls . . . RLC Loves DLP . . . Dallas Cowboys . . . Sports . . . Shut-up Dina . . . 76-the BEST. Steven Wayne Cothran Chapman High Panther Band . . . Class of 76 . . . No- Performance 289 ... a bunch of musical illiterates . . . Bald is beautiful, right Mr. Bolt? Herman Gurley Davis III Class of '76 . . . Cowbell . . . Blackwell Dragstrip . . . Uncle Earl . . . Wipe- out ... No Performance 318 . . . Woffman, Izod . . . Cherry Picking . . . Fatman. Teresa Kay Davis Beach 75 . . . Rocka my soul”-Jan ... I feel like laughin , Norma!! . . . Min- nie Wingo . . . Who Called, Linda? . . . Call me, Myra! . . . Mush . . . Doobee . . . Randy . . . Cop . , . Pizza Inn . . . Boom. Rhonda Jolyn Dixon Tim . . . 10 13 75 . . . Freedom . . . FBC . . . Myrtle Beach '75 . . . Can- dlelight 11 28 75 . . . B. S. Jr. -Sr. . . . De . . . It's been real” . . . Winthrop!!! . . . Van? . . . Tammy, this is a one way . . . 5:00 AM . . . Senn Jefferson Allen Dowda Life is to beautiful to waste; Enjoy it totally . . . Class of '76 . . . Chapman-the BEST . . . Swofford Auto Mechan- ics .. . Happiness is JD DH 94 Classes Edward Downey Bennie Lee Drummond Michael Steve Drummond To all the brothers sisters I leave all the peace, love togetherness ... At Chap- man I leave my only love. JG-n-MSD . . . happiness. Minnie Ellen Durrah 3 31 74 . . . Skeet, WMSM . . . Brenda Gail!! . . . Colored . . . Annual Staff . . . Rhonda Me . . . My Friends? . . . poetry, I love you Roland!! . . . Donna R.!!! . . . Coney Island of the Mind . . . Converse Lady!! . . . REH. Kathy Marie Easier M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E . . . Mister Sir . . . Dec. 31, 1974 . . . KN -n- CH . . . Magic Attic . . . Good- bye Chapman . . . there he is . . . do I get a 10-4 on that one . . . Hey Donna. Sarah Frances Edwards October 20 . . . Class of '76 . . . Chevy . . . What would you say . . . Kay has the giggles . . . Sky blue . . . Where's our friend? . . . Pepsi . . . McClain's Poetry Class . . . Road Runner. Donald Alan Fagan Butcher . . . North Gramling . . . Mushroom . . . Break- er Red Baron . . . The Base- ment . . . Kathy, can you eat pizza in the parking lot? . . . mountains . . . suds . . . 5 ft. 2 . . . What A Time! Belinda Faye Figgins I, Belinda Figgins dedicate this quote to the Wesley Hill. In honor of love and happiness. We've only just begun and yet, still so close. Ida Mae Foster NDS -n- IMF . . .You have only one life to live so make the best of it . . . MJF . . . PBF . . . WLF . . . Love Ya . . . Class of '76. Debbie Jean Fowler Kenny, good times at Six Flags . . . remember Kathy? . . . Rita Marie, our ups downs at Roller Land . . . Turkey . . . Diane, hows you ole Fowler? . . . RM DT . . . Shoneys . . . Moore's 4th. Nelson Fowler Teresa Angel Gaskin 8 16 75 . . . Toni you did it again?? . . . BB and his Foot ... Is that a bug?! . . . We saw Tommy!! . . Porky Pig. Classes 95 Reba Lynn George George . . . BM . . . Bebe . . . Peaches . . . Vega . . . Pizza Inn 2 . . . What am I going to do? . . . Beacon . . . MYF . . . Hello Rhonda . . . JCH . . . Spirit of '76 . . . Beach . . . Goodbye CHS. Dale Lynn Gilbert Goodbye CHS . . . 4th period goofoffs . . . Let’s go to the beach . . . The Dark Corner Gang . . . Swofford Vocation- al .. . USC ... It wasn't me, Ms. Brock . . . Wall to Wall Women. Ellen Gail Gilbert Garroll Guffey . . . Class of '76 . . . MCG -n- EGG . . . Ft. Richardson, Alaska . . . Carroll -n- Ellen forever . . . 2 5 74 . . . TFC . . . Goodbye CHS. Carl Anthonv Golden I leave Chapman all my love and luck because Graduation night I'll be drinking Cold Duck . . . Good Luck Foot- ball Team . . . Fair-Well, Love . . . Class of '76. Catherine Rebecca Goley Concerts . . . Peter, roll . . . Icees . . . Room 222 . . . Judith . . . What am I going to do?! . . . Kim, have you been crying? . . . One left . . . H. W. Special . . . Do it! Priscilla Cecilia Graham You are what you make your- self as long as you like it within yourself . . . Love is- Dorothy, Edith, Joyce, Fluf- fy, Regina . . . PCG -n- MCC. Marion Rhett Gramling, Jr. Trout, What can I say! . . . Short Sweet . . . Just like that Hon . . . 81 . . . Lets play on the big ball, Keadle . . . Bye Ms. McClain. Naoko Haga Exchange student from Japan . . . Beta Club . . . Most Talented . . . Football game . . . Marching Band . . . Thank You very much! . . . Love Everyone . . . Love Chapman . . . Come visit me!! . . . Sayonara. Kathy Jean Hall Blue eyes remember the good times? . . . Debbie remem- ber Six Flags? ... I love Charles . . . Last Date . . Ms. Shell keep Chapman go- ing . . . RM DT Love Tip- py .. . GM . . . Fleming 6th. Susan Lynn Hall FWM . . . July 25 . . . What a rush . . . 3:00 . . . Creek . . . Lady Blue . . . Think of a good excuse . . . Fred- die . . . Cat Eyes . . . SLH- FWM . . . Concerts . . . Let me straight 'em out. Donald Wayne Hammett '68 Pontiac . . . CHS '76 . . . Tammy, Can I take your picture? . . . Universal League . . . Pizza Inn . . . GD Car! . . . Miranda . . . TS -n- TH . . . Tina's house . . . DWH ... MS -n- DH . . . Peace. Curtis Wayne Hardy Life is a challenge full of changes so remember broth- ers sisters a mind is a terrible thing to waste. 96 Classes Robbie E. Hendrix Small Fry . . . Homecoming Lisa . . . Blue Goose . . . Football 40 . . . Beach '76 . . . Teresa, When's Becky coming? . . . Let's go Babb before Guns moke comes . . . Stevie . . . Howell . . . Coach Ellis. Christine Diane Hobson 9 7 74 ... I wuv you WJF . . . I'll never forget you frogeyes . . . Debbie, let's skate backwards . . . RJM- DNT . . . Dingleberry . . . Marie-Roger . . . Rita-Kick . . . 10 20 75 memories . . . 4th Moore. Robert Clarence Holt James Thomas Horne, Jr. Class of '76 . . . Honda CR250M . . . Pink Floyd Time. . . . VO and Coke . . . Motor Cross Superbowl V . . . CB . . . Main Street Gang . . . Flying . . . Elsi- nore . . . Uncle Bill's Little Sarge. Kathy Denise Horton Bestest Buddies” . . . I'm worrying . . . Pizza in the car, Charlene? . . . Ms. Smith's Psycho Class . . . Donna, let's eat . . . What do we do, Anne? . . . Winthrop?? . . . Candlelight -11-28-75 . . . P. M. Betty Evelyn Howell I love you forever Dennis . . . EGG . . . RMW. . . 12 17 74 . . . DWG-n-BEH . . . Shorty . . . 9 13 74 . . . 6 16 75 . . . Dumby . . . TFC . . . Believe in God . . . Pokey . . . Hood Luck, Underclassmen . . . God Loves you. Ricky Howell Tell 'em Robbie . . . Beach 74- 75 ... Go Babb-Here comes Gunsmoke . . . Track 75- 76 . . . -T- . . . Susan's nighties . . . Puddin . . . Slim . . . break it off . . . BC . . . Stevie. Billy Eugene Huggins Thomas Ray Human Class of 76 ... To all Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors-Good Luck-You will need it . . . Hey Earl, Hu- bert . . . Let’s go . . . ZOMBIE . . . Goodbye CHS. Tony Darrell Humphries '72 Red Torino . . . Beach '75 '76 . . . Ole Blue . . . Joe-n-??? . . . Former Big Bull . . . WC here I come . . . Time to party . . . Mr. C’s Football Games . . . Goodbye CHS. Teresa Dale Hurley Teasy . . . fog . . . 9 16 75 . . . my bestest ... A dare . . . Homecoming ”31 . . . you're crazy . . . He’s so purty . . . for real . . . 12 oz. bathroom . . . What can I say? . . . 15 . . . maken bacon. Wanda Hutchins Back Hurt, Tammy? . . . JRD . . . Positive? . . . Kat, let's go to L. C. . . . Faster, Charlie! . . . Jon-my battery man!! . . . Brown Shoney's . . . Magic Lantern . . . KM-n-RB . . . Lynyrd . . . 10 4 74 . . . Everybody. Classes 97 Marilyn Diane Jackson MDL-n- . . . C . . . Let's get it on . . . God Bless our Love . . . Try Me Tonight . . . P. M. is a very attracted teacher . . . Joey Rainer is mine. Rita Ann Keller Born To Be Wild . . . July Seventeen . . . Crowe, you ain't woman enough . . . DEBBIE . . . the tire's flat . . . Rubber Duckie” . . . You'll girls drive me ner- vous . . . CRYSTAL BLUE PERSUASION. Edith Rae Jackson Seniors of '76 . . . May suc- cess be yours . . . and re- member we've only just be- gun-so keep your head to the sky-because you’ll never walk alone . . . Goodbye CHS. Kathy Jean Lawson Ellen guess what? . . . I've got my shorthand . . . Hey Mr. Smith someone’s got my parking place . . . KJL- n-JMM . . . Hey Walkowicz is my top too short? . . . 20 Lisa Robin Jackson LRJ-n-DLM . . . June 5, 1976 . . . Karen, Tammy, Dina; how'd it get started? 6 6 74 . . . 6 6 75 . . . 12 6 74 . . . Between yesterday and tomorrow---lies the future . . . David Lee Manning. Frances Christie Lawter 12 25 75 . . . Nicky . . . Hey, who's dating who? . . . Flip Out . . . Jane, what am I going to do? . . . Our Friend . . . Does it really kill ya, Jane? . . . Linda, guess what? Joey Johnson Slack ... no don't remem- ber . . . need a ride . . . give them a o, Mr. Perry . . . Freshmen-learn to get over on teachers ... Be good. Carrie Eleen Jones This is my VIP . . . Law- encer . . . and Prixcilla, Joyce, Regina, Dorothy, Edith sometimes . . . My love is Brian, Mary Jones, and meal ... I love you Lawencer . . . Swak. Johnny Turner Keadle Short and Sweet . . . What's Happening? ... I confess, Marion did it . . . I'll kill you . . . You'll never know. Donald Eston Mahaffey 340 Duster . . . North Paco- let Football . . . Trap Chev- rolet . . . Let's skip Albert . . . Class of '76 . . . Good- bye CHS. John Edward Loftis Good Luck class of '76 . . . '77 ... '78 ... '79 .. . Party and get down with Led Zeppelin! T- Marie Mabry Roger Bright . . . 3 22 75 . . . Morris I ain't . . . that's the way I like it . . . you come outa there . . . Patty ... but Roger, I like jeans . . . Colour My World . . . Forever Young. 98 Classes Regina Sue Martin I love Bobby . . . April 29, 1975 . . . Kawasaki 400 No. 1 . . . Patty . . . Scoop-n- Bobby . . . Evil Phillip Greene . . . Lois. Norma Jean Mathis Beach '75 . . . What time, Kay? . . . Copper!! . . . Jan, let's trade . . . DALE . . . Doobee . . . Minnie Wingo . . . Mush . . . Que Pasa? . . . Fred . . . Steve . . . Pizza Inn . . . '76 . . . Graduation . . . Who Me . . . Boom. Larry Steven McAbee Super Sport . . . Class of '76 . . . 4th period goof-offs . . . SS 396 . . . Rock Hill Beats Inman 1st . . . Swof- ford’s Better than Chapman, anyday . . . Freedom at last. Tony Robert McCarter Goodbye CHS in '76 . . . Hello Aerosmith, Rush, Queen, and Kiss in 77-78 and 79-80 . . . etc. Joyce Annette McDowell You need Rhythm to Dance. To Dance you need music. To love it Takes two and to make two are you and me . . . JAM . . . Friends. Thomas Carvey McMurray, Jr- Robin Fisher 6 8 75 . . . Let's go to LA . . . Linda, Let me tell ya . . . Kris, you been smoken that Gold?? . . . Old Mill's and Freaks Forever. Susan Darlene McSwain FLASH . . . MD 20-20 . . . Where the hell are we? . . . MTB . . . Becky . . . Let’s go to LA . . . Linda, let me tell ya . . . Kris, you been smoking that Gold?? . . . Old Mill's and Freaks forever . . . Charles Earl Medley Motto Cross . . . Honda- Party . . . Money . . . Oct. 24, 1975 . . . 22 Top . . . No. 1 . . . Bi-Lo . . . Beach 75-76 . . . Hey! Tell them who we are . . . Freakers Ball . . . Adios-Hasta Luego. Sherry Lynn Moon I reckon . . . fog . . . my bestest” ... its a bug . . . Hardees . . . Hey girl . . . its been real . . . maken bacon . . . our friend . . . What can I say?? Rita Jo Morris Danny Taylor . . . 10 14 75 . . . Marie, shut up . . . Where's my letter, Keller . . . Chris DH-n-BF . . . Kathy . . . JigAboo . . . Debbie . . . Bad Blood . . . Ray . . . Moore's 4th period . . . Diane . . . RM-n-DT. Hubert Mosley Class of '76 is super bad . . . It's Tommy's hit . . . PCP . . . gettin blind, again . . . Earl and his gold . . . AM-still loveya . . . TEXAS Judy Mae Murriel 75-76 was a together year at CHS ... I feel sorry for the underclassmen . . . JM-n- FW . . . DM-n-DP . . . SM- MM-RJ ... Do alittle dance, make a little love, get down tonight. Classes 99 Carolyn Gean Nesbitt After graduation everyone should try to reach their goal . . . and mine is to join the army and hope that some- day I become a nurse or teacher. Martin Kevin Nodine Christine Oliver Myra Darlene O'Shields Well . . . MAIN STREET GANG (4) . . . Jan, Call me . . . Are you my friend? . . . GLM . . . Homecoming Social '75 . . . Jane . . , Holston Crook Gang . . . HIM . . . Copper . . . Randy . . . Katiebell . . . BOOM! Patricia Marguerite Owens Sandcastles . . . Blue Sun- shine . . . THE GANG . . . EARL . . . 8 28 75 . . . 9 5 75 . . . Rita ... Ms. McClain . . . Scoop-n-Bobby . . . Marie-n-Roger . . . Larinda . . . Joy . . . Par- ties . . . Picnics . . . Cali- fornia Girl . . . Friends . . . Crystal . . . Blue Persuasion. Penny Ella Irene Pack Bye CHS ... I love You, Alvin Harris . . . 11 28 75 . . . But sometimes love hurts . . . Jennie, Look at that 1101 DOG ... I wanna be with you . . . Jim Dandy. Dorothy Loretha Parks Wfh£s, I[P'tn • • • Big Class of 76 ... TNT Jackson as Me I know ... To all of my dear Sweet friends Panda ya Kwaharini you’ll. Billy Parris Glenda Denise Peace Kathy, there HE goes . . . Becky, let's go to Spartan- burg . . . McDonald's . . . Class of '76 . . . Saturday Nights . . . Becky, we're sodapop jerks!! Little White Mustang . . . Goodbye CHS. Levetius Bernard Penson LKT is the only one for me . . . Carolina Kid . . . Ham- mer . . . Love ya, LKT. Ricky Lynn Phillips Plumley Competition . . . 65 Mustang 289 ... 61 Fal- con 289 . . . Motorcross Yahama . . . Fords Forever . . . Whop . . . Eastwood . . . Shuffel . . . Albert . . . Let's run 'em. Bill . . . It's been rough but fun. Robin Pilgrim Since I've only one life to life let me live it with you, Donnie Jones . . . MC-n-RS . . . RP-n-DJ . . . LM-n-KC . . . '75-'76 . . . Senior Ya!! Classes 100 William Lindy Polk You can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find, you'll get what you need . . , Blood , . . Concert Kid . . . 34j. Kenneth Earl Ponder Mark Pruitt Luther Earl Pye, Jr. VHS Bus . . . Rescue 10 . . . IPD . . . 10-50 . . . Danny, get the stretcher . . . EMT . . . CC-n-DS . . . Code 6. . . F-8 . . . 10-33 ... Ms. Brock? . . . PDQ . . . Senior at last . . . 76 . . . Goodbye CHS. Donnie Ray Ramsey Class of '76 ... I leave my desk in Mr. Perry's class to any person who will use it more than 1 did . . . Goodbye CHS. Martha Donna Raney March 19 . . . Jr. -Sr. '75 . . . June 30 . . . The Beach . . . Little Mountain . . . Vivian, You can't be hungry . . . DEE . . . David, let's go to the mountains ... No Minnie . . . David Forever. Joy Reynolds Jack Marion Rhymer Class of '76 . . . Bi-Lo . . . Trivia . . . 05-30-76 . . . Chick-fil-A . . . Please don't eat the daisies . . . Au revoir CHS . . . DE . . . JMR . . . 09-12-83 . . . Honcho . . . Pizza Inn . . . Carson-Newman . . . 6CO2 + 12H20. Bruce Griffin Rhyne Allman Bros . . . New Years '75 . . . Stairway . . . HARLEY Davidson . . . Purple haze all in my brain . . . WOW . . . Bro. Duane . . . CHOPPERS . . . Cali- fornia in 76 . . . Reefer!! KB_-n- BR . . . Freebird. Paul Quinn Rhyne Gettin out at last . . . Har- ley Hog . . . California and Back . . . Bloods . . . Let's have a party fellas . . . Look out for the Bull . . . TootinH! Spirit of 76 . . . 13. Russell Eric Rowell Main Street Gang . . . Pan- Russell . . . The Beach is next . . . Tommy you're losing weight . . . Muscle City, USA . . . 67 . . . Goodby CHS . . . The End. Charles Danny Shields Linda . . . Grow Up . . . VHS Bus ... We forgot the stretcher . . . FUJIMO . . . Class of '76 . . . 2 . . . 24 . . . F-8 . . . Baby Jean ... I better not, Tammy. Classes 101 Jon Ray Shockley CHS . . . Beach 75-76 . . . We'll make it Sugar Bear ... I LIVE MY LIFE THE WAY I CHOOSE . . . Bobby Babb, What's wrong with your head? . . . Fox TW. Vivian Susan Shults Harold . . . 10 12 75 . . . Christie, who's he want? . . . Sherry, where's the spider? . . . Christie, the car won't start!! . . . Donna, when are we going shopping? . . . HLW forever . . . Goodbye CHS. Walter R. Sims More Power to the Seniors of 77-78. Medina Rose Smith CDS-n-MRS . . . 2 6 72 ... I think we can make it . . . Tammy, Karen, Lisa, how’d it get started? . . . TK-n-MG . . . One day . . . I love you, Christopher Daryl Suttles. Rhonda Denise Smith DEW . . . Youth Conference 74 75 . . . Oct. 4, 1975 . . . Beethovan ... I don't understand . . . Gardner- Webb ... No Reba ... A Leg Teresa . . . Donnie . . . My Eye . . . Leave me alone . . . Graduation. Martha Linda Snoddy At last I've made it . . . I'm going home-I’ve done my time ... I finally got my- self together . . . Thanks Tony . . . Make room for me, Billy Lisa Ann Splawn Dreams . . . Coach? . Superstar 21 . . . Play-' maker 34 . . . State Champs . . . Sling King . . . It's been real . . Someone who cares . . Someday . . . '76-Best . Bloopers . . . Oct. 18 . I love you Boo. Kim Souther Barry Staggs BS-n-EB . . . forever!!! Nov. 15-cold . . . Jan. 20 . . . '73 Torino . . . This summer Elaine . . . DG-HS-MS . . . WW . . . did you see Elaine today? . . . Staggs Hill . . . '76! Michael Ray Staggs Mrs . . . The end of school . . . Red Flash . . . Tell Michelle I said hi!! Struck out again BHS . . . DG . . . HS WW . . . Spirit of '76' . . . I love USC. Stanley Earl Staggs Life is a constant struggle ... so remember you are innocent until proven guilty and you have innocence until proven with guilt. Donna Louise Stokes Jack . . . has he called? . . . bestest buddies . . . 4 16 74 . . . don't worry . . . a pump? . . . are you hungry? . . . pizza ... a red toy . . . I'm lost . . . what dent? . . . WJC. 102 Classes Randy Strange 70 Nova—Big Blue . . . The Main Street Gang-25 ... 76 McAbees ... 1 Mechanic?? . . . JLC . . . JMH. . . Apalache . . . Lint Factory . . . Pea nut-n-Frog. Steven Elner Sutton Happiness is finally being a senior . . . my friends . . and of course my car . . . having all these (especially my friends) makes me feel terrific. Carolyn Elaine Thomas Oh Beans! . . . Larinda, What did you forget this time! . . . Wow!!! I finally got 80 words a minute in shorthand!!! . . . Goodbye forever CHS. Jeffery Darrell Thomas Let be be finale of seem, that's the way of the world . . . Later Brothers and Sisters to make my mark on the world!! T-Bone. Judith Annette Tinsley Keith . . . Cathy, I'm scared . . . Concerts . . . 4-28-74 . . . Peter do some- thing with it! . . . The Win- dow . . . Kim, the guards coming . . . Diesel fuel, Kay . . . Tooke . . . KDT- n-JAT . . . Forever . . . Yeah! Lisa Kim Tooke Room 222 .. . Pete, Let's go to the library! . . . Been Crying, Cathy? . . . Yeah! . . . They'!! come back, Smokey ... Do It, Tint- Sley!! H. W. Special ... We had to go, Donna!! Phillip William Trout Pam . . . Strawberry’s . . . Janitor . . . Crib's Peaches . . . Marion, you still sick? . . . going fishing . . . red JR. -SR . . . tear it right . . . Two PWT's . . . Fire- cracker . . . Goodbye CHS. Jan Elizabeth Turner FLO . . . Summer . . . DooBee . . . Holly Springs . . . Halloweens . . . Toe . . . Bruster . . . Kay, Rocka my soul . . . Home- coming social '75 . . . Pizza Inn . . . Myra, What would you do? . . . Graduation . . . Beach. Terri Lynn Underwood Under . . . Big Rip ... 15 minutes Linda, my car . . . towed away . . . stop . . . Go . . . slow down . . . sun '75 . . . Sunrise . . . Sling. Rose Mary Wallace The class of '76 has really been great. Now is the time to look to our future and make it the very best . . . Goodbye CHS. Cynthia Jane Whitt CTW-GLB . . . MLS-BT TLT . . . CLB-MES . . . MST-PQR . . . TLW-Dc . . . GW-LC ... We can make it together if we try with love in our hearts. Frances Caroline Wilkins Jackie-n-Frances . . . 1 27 74 . . . Vega . . . Monza . . . Maken Bacon . . . Fog- Fog ... Be Cool . . . Fighting? L. A. Saturday Night at the Beacon . . . Beach '75 . . . Camping '75 . . . 16 . . . '78 . . . FCW- n-JJD . . . III! Classes 103 Joseph Lee Wilkins Dig it . . . The wise man himself . . . See the unseen, know the unknown, hear the unheard . . . 12 14 76 . . . Superfly . . , Everything is with Pat and SP . . . DC. Tammy Lee Williams Good times, Wanda . . . Flipped out . . . Another rip? . . . Kathy, what a rush , . . KM-n-RB . . . Wild Cherry . . . Kat, Brown, DB-Bloods . . . LH-n -FM . . . Rog . . . Stay cool LP. Wayne Allan Wilson Goodbye CHS . . . Hey, Gary I got the tape . . . Brother Bruce . . . Florida here I come . . . Honda '75 . . . Goop, Gunsmoke ... I am a Senior . . . 1776-1976. James Gaines Wolfe IZOD ... 64 Chevy . . . Ride thru the strawberries . . . Clemson Power . . . (43) . . . Hunt the Pacolet Monster . . . 4th period goofoffs . . . Inman First vs. Rock Hill . . . Rire rollers. Barbara Anne Wyse Bill . . . March 1, 1975 . . . Silver Cars . . . Clem- son . . . Airports . . . Ten- nis .. . Happy Hour . . . Grounded again . . . Ms. Smith's Psycho Class . . . pizza . . . Don't worry . . . JWB. Frankie Yarbrough Glad to be out . . . Red VW . . . Hope you make it. Charles Brannon CB . . . Class of ”76 was once here as a class but now they are going to seek a new future somewhere, but who knows where. James Clayton Champion Class of '76 . . . Trivia; 4th period Band word for today; Prolley . . . 66” Chevy . . . last call ... 2 mile run . . . Adios . . . CHS. Debra Nesbitt DAN-The World, Peace To- getherness, Love, Be Young Be Foolish, Be Happy . . . The way of the World . . . Good Things don't last for- ever. Debbie Suddeth Hey Man, What's happening . . . Let’s skip today, Kathy . . . OK . . . 6 22 76 . . . Ms. Moores boring 5th per- iod class . . . Anybody got a EEES-n-DAS . . . Hawaii . . . Goodbye CHS. Michael Whiteside Hot air and no fire gives me a great love and desire. Valerie Jean Frost Cynthia Ann Mabry Hugh Sullens 104 Classes Whenever We Remember . . SENIOR DIRECTORY LINDA SUE ABERNATHY Route 1, Campobello Hrm. Off. 3,4; Class Off. 4 (Pres. ) Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Bus Driver's Club 3,4; (Treas. ); Jr. Marshall; Off. Asst. 1,3,4; Senior Superlative 4, (Neatest); Homecoming Contestant 3; Chorus 4; Business Club 3,4. LA RIND A ANN ALEXANDER P.O. Box 127, Inman Library Asst. 4. DIANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON 17 Carter St. , Inman Hrm. Off. 3,4; Class Off. 3 (Rept. ); Student Council 3,4; French Club 3; Class Beauty 2; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Courteous); Homecoming Contestant 4; Teacher's Asst. 4. REGINALD EDWARD ANDERSON Route 1, Box 11, Inman Hrm. Off. 4; Student Council 4; French Club 3; Block C Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Senior Superla- tive 4 (Most Courteous). AVA CHARLENE ATKINS P.O. Box 551, Inman Hrm. Off. 1; Beta Club 3,4 (Secretary); Drama Club 4; Health Careers 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Furman Scholar 3; PC Scholar 3; Off. Asst. 4; Lib.Asst. 1; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Intelligent) Annual Staff 4 (Senior Class Editor); Anna Todd Wofford Scholar 4; Who's Who 3. ROBERT EUGENE BABB 27 4th St. , Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,3; FFA 2,3; Block C Club 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Track 3; Senior Superlative (Best Looking). PEGGY KATHLEEN BALLENGER 3 Vehom St.; Inman Hrm. Off. 2; Health Careers 2; Block C Club 2; Cheerleader 1,2; Chorus 3. RONNIE BALLENGER 15 Bobo St. Inman Hrm. Off. 2; Bus Driver's Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. DANNY JAMES BALLEW 12 G St. Inman FFA 3,4; Track 3. ELLEN MELINDA BENFIELD 34 Henderson St. , Inman KAREN SUE BISHOP P.O. Box 563, Inman Hrm. Off. 3; Beta Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 (Captain); Junior Marshall CHARLES BLACK Route 3, Box 167, Inman JESSE BENNIE BLACKWELL, JR. P.O. Box 4, Inman Hrm. Off. 4; Class Off. 3 (V. P.); Student Council 3,4; Drama Club Block C Club 3,4; Bus Driver's Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; King Teen; Lib. Asst. 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Best All Around); Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Teacher's Aide 4. TERESA DARLENE BLACKWELL Route 4, Inman TIMOTHY ALLEN BOD IE 53 Gosnell Ave. , Inman CHARLES BRANNON Route 6, Box 252, Inman T A MELA JO BRANNON 19 D Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,4; Student Council 4; Homecomming Contes- tant; Newspaper Staff 2,4 (Editor) Girl's State 2; Fashion Fair 2; Business Club 4. JASPER BERNARD BRIAN P.O. Box 434, Inman BRIAN ROYSTON BROWN, JR. Route 1, Box 469, Inman FFA 2. MILDRED LUCY BROWN Route 1, Box 483, Inman DENNIS BRIAN BROWNE 9 Canaday St. , Inman FFA 3,4. TIM BRUCE Route 1, Lym an C AND IE LYNETTE BURGESS 7 Bobo Street, Inman FHA 4; French Club 4; Band 1,2,4 (Corporal). RAYMOND M. BURNS, JR. PO Box 122, Campobello Bus Drivers Club 3. CARL WILLIAM CARTEE 130 Asheville Highway, Inman Hrm. Off. 1; FFA 1; Football 1,2,3,4. JAMES CLAYTON CHAMPION Route 6 Box 127, Inman Block C. Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 (Sargeant); Track 1,2,4. REGINA CLARK Route 2 Box 492, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Off. Asst. 3; Lib. Asst. 4. BRUCE CLAYTON Route 1, Lyman Hrm. Off. 1; Block C. Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4. RONALD BRUCE COATES 16 G Street, Inman FFA 1,2; Block C Club 3,4; Bus Drivers Club 4; Basketball Manager 2,3; Teacher's Asst. 2. JANE ELIZABETH COLEY Route 2, Campobello Hrm. Off. 1,3; Beta Club 3,4 (President); Junior Marshall 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Dependable). PAMELA GAYE COMPTON Route 1 Box 45, Campobello Hrm. Off. 4; Beta Club 3,4; Teens for Christ 1; Junior Mar- shall; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Likely To Succeed). MARY IRENE COOPER Route 1, Wellford Bus Drivers Club 1; Off. Asst. 1. RICKY COOPER Route 1, Campobello STEVEN WAYNE COTHRAN 11 Clover Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Furman Scholar 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Intelligent). HERMAN GURLEY DAVIS, III Route 6, Box 299G, Inman Football 2,3. TERESA KAY DAVIS Route 3, Box 448, Inman Hrm. Off. 3,4; FHA 4 (Pres. ); Off. Asst. 2; Business Club 4 (Treas. ); Teacher's Asst. 1,4. RHONDA JOLYN DIXON Route 4, Box 253C, inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,3; ClassOff. 1,2,4 (Treas ); Drama Club 4 (Treas. ); Miss Panorama Contestant; Annual Staff 3,4 (Class 106 Seniors Editor); Who's Who 4. JEFFERSON ALLEN DOWD A Route 2, Campobello Bus Driver 2,3. EDWARD DOWNEY Route 3, Inman BENNIE LEE DRUMMOND 31 Bomar Street, Inman MICHEAL STEVE DRUMMOND 47 Bobo Street, Inman Student Council 1; FFA 2; Block C Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. MINNIE ELLEN DURRAH Route 6 Box 261, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,3; Student Council 2; Drama Club 3,4; FHA 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4 (Features Editor); Who's Who 4. KATHY MARIE EASLER Route 1, Lym an Basketball 1. SARAH FRANCES EDWARDS Route 2, Campobello Teens for Christ 1,2; Off. Asst. 2; Teacher Asst. 3,4. DONALD ALAN FAGAN PO Box 85, Campobello Class Off. 2 (Treas. ); Student Council'2,3,4; Drama Club 1, 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Golf 1,2; Annual Staff 2,3,4 (Sports Editor). BELINDA FAYE FIGGINS Box 183 Bomar Street, Inman Band 2; Track 2; Class Beauty 4. IDA MAE FOSTER Route 2 Box 536, Inman FHA 4; Teens for Christ 4; Band 2; Volleyball 4 (Manager); Track 2,4; Lib. Asst. 2; Chorus 2,4. DEBBIE JEAN FOWLER Route 3 Box 202, Inman NELSON FOWLER Route 2, Compobello Superlative 4 (Most Likely to Succeed). NAOKO HAGA 3450-158, Honmachida, Machida-dii Tokyo, Japan 194. Beta Club 4; Band 4; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Talented). KATHY JEAN HALL Route 3 Box 375, Inman Lib. Asst. 1; Teacher's Asst. 3,4. SUSAN LYNN HALL 154 Wrenwood Lane, Spartanburg Hrm. Off. 1; Student Council 2; Block C Club 1,2; Cheer- leader 1,2; Annual Staff 3. DONALD WAYNE HAMMETT Route 2 Box 213 Campobello Hrm. Off. 1,2; Bus Drivers Club 2,3,4; Teacher's Asst. 4. CURTIS WAYNE HARDY 25 Blockstock Road, Inman FFA 1,2,3; ROBBIE E. HENDRIX Route 4 Box 6, Inman Hrm. Off. 3,4; FFA 3; Block C Club 4; Football 1,2,4; Track 1,3; Lib. Asst. 2; Senior Superlative 4 (Friendliest). CHRISTINE DIANE HOBSON Box 364-J Route 1, Lyman Teens for Christ 2; Lib. Asst. 2; Homecoming Contestant 4. ROBERT CLARENCE HOLT Route 2 Box 109, Inman JAMES THOMAS HORNE, JR. Route 6 Box 180, Inman FFA 2,3,4; Bus Drivers Club 3,4; Football. KATHY DENISE HORTON Route 4 Campton Hgts. , Inman Hrm. Off. 3; Class Off. 4 (Reporter); Drama Club 4; Annual Staff 3,4 (Photographer); Who's Who 4; Senior Superlative (Best Dressed). BETTY EVELYN HOWELL Box 4 Campobello Teens for Christ 1,2,3,4. VALERIE JEAN FROST Route 2 Box 141, Inman TERESA ANGEL GASKIN PO Box 166, Inman Beta Club 3,4; French Club 4; Teens for Christ 2; Junior Mar- shall 3; Off. Asst. 3,4. REBA LYNN GEORGE Route 4 Box 233, Inman Drama Club 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3; Lib. Asst. 1,2,3,4. RICKY HOWELL PO Box 156, Campobello Class Off. 1; Student Council 3,4; Block C Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,3,4; Senior Super- lative (Class Comedian). BILLY EUGENE HUGGINS 1 4th Street, Inman Library Asst. 1,2,3,4. THOMAS RAY HUMAN Route 2 Box 26, Inman DALE LYNN GILBERT Route 2, Campobello Football 1,2. ELLEN GAIL GILBERT Route 6 Box 69, Inman FHA 4; Teens for Christ 1,2,3,4; Lib. Asst. 1,2. CARL ANTHONY GOLDEN 14 Bomar Street, Inman CATHERINE REBECCA GOLEY Route 3 Box 219, Inman French Club 3; Cheerleader 2; Class Beauty 1. PRISCILLA CECILIA GRAHAM 7 Buice Street, Inman Block C Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative 4 (Best Sport). TONY DARRELL HUMPHRIES Route 3, Inm an Newspaper Staff 4. TERESA DALE HURLEY Route 6, Spartanburg „ , . _ Hrm. Off. 1; Class Off. 2 (Pres. ) Student Council 1,2; Drama Club 4 (Sec. ); Block C Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Popular); Homecoming Contestant 4; Miss Panorama 3. WANDA HUTCHINS Route 2, Campobello . Hrm. Off. 1; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Class Beauty 4 Annual Staff 3,4; Bewspaper 3. MARILYN DIANE JACKSON 23 Blackstock Road, Inman FHA 1,2,3,4; Off. Asst. 2. MARION RHETT GRAMLING, JR. 100 Casanova Drive, Gramling Hrm. Off. 4; Block C Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Senior EDITH RAE JACKSON Route 2, Box 493, Inman Seniors 107 USA ROBIN JACKSON 18 C Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Junior Marshall 3; Miss Panorama 3; Business Club 4. JOEY JOHNSON Route 3, Inman CARRIE ELLEN JONES C-ll Bobo Street, Inman FHA 4; Track 3. JOHNNY TURNER KEADLE Route 6, Box 85 , Inman Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,4. RITA ANN KELLER 72 East Main Street, Inman KATHY JEAN LAWSON Route 2, Campobello Business Club 4; Bus Drivers Club 4. FRANCES CHRISTIE LAWTER P.O. Box 81, Campobello Hrm. Off. 1; FHA 4; Off. Asst. 2,3; Senior Superlative 4 (Friendliest). JOHN EDWARD LOFTIS PO Box 654, Inman CYNTHIA ANN MABRY 7 F Street, Inman MARIE MABRY Route 6 Box 215, Inman DONALD ESTON MAHAFFEY Route 2, Inman FFA 4; Football 1. REGINA SUE MARTIN PO Box 171, Inman Band 1,2,3,4; Lib. Asst. 4. NORMA JEAN MATHIS Route 3, Inman Business Club 4; Teacher's Asst. 3,4. LARRY STEVEN MC ABEE Route 6 Box 232, Inman FFA 2; Football 2. TONY ROBERT MC CARTER Route 3, Inman FFA 3,4. JOYCE .ANNETTE MC DOWELL Route 2 Box 274, Inman Hrm. Off. 2,4; Off. Asst. 4. THOMAS CARVEY MC MURRAY, JR. 18 Collins Avenue, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Block C Club 2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. SUSAN DARLENE MC SWAIN Route 2 Box 99, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2; Class Off. 2: Newspaper Staff 4 (Photographer). CHARLES EARL MEDLEY Box 222, Campobello Business Club 3,4. SHERRY LYNN MOON 11-C Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,3,4; Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Block C Club 4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Junior Marshall 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Best School Spirit); Annual Staff 2 3 4 (Editor). RITA JO MORRIS Box 68 Skinner Road, Route 3, Inman HUBERT MOSLEY Route 6 Box 276, Inman JUDY MAE MURRIEL General Delivery, Inman Band 2. CAROLYN GEAN NESBITT 5 Carter Street, Inman FHA 2,3,4. DEBRA NESBITT 24 Amos Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,3; Student Council 1; FHA 4; Cheerleader 2 Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3. MARTIN KEVIN NODINE Route 2, Campobello CHRISTINE OLIVER Route 1, Campobello MYRA DARLENE O'SHIELDS 7 Colbreth Street, Inman Business Club 4; Teacher's Asst. 1. PATRICIA MARGUERITE OWENS Route 3 Box439-E, Inman Hrm. Off. 3; Annual Staff 3,4 (Business Manager); Chorus 3,4. PENNY ELLA IRENE PACK 23 Fourth Street, Inman DOROTHY LORETHA PARKS 748 Whitlock Street, Spartanburg Hrm. Off. 1,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4 (Sec.); Block C Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Lib. Asst. 4; Class Beauty 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Athletic). BILLY PARRIS 25 Prospect Street, Inman GLENDA DENISE PEACE 16-5th Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 2; Block C. Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4. LEVET IUS BERNARD PEN SON Box 232, Inman Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. RICKY LYNN PHILLIPS Route 1, Campobello FFA 1,4. ROBIN PILGRIM Route 1 Box 490, Brock Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 1; FHA 2,4; Band 2; Miss Panorama Contestant 4. WILLIAM LINDY POLK 57 Mill Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 1; Football 1; Track 1; Senior Superlative 4 (Mos Popular). KENNETH EARL PONDER Route 2, Campobello MARK PRUITT Route 1, Campobello LUTHER EARL PYE, JR. Route 1 Box 281P, Inman DONNIE RAY RAMSEY Route 2 Box 96, Inman Hrm. Off. 1; Lib. Off. 1,2,3; Teacher's Asst. 4. MARTHA DONNA RANEY 19 Gosnell Avenue, Inman Hrm. Off. 2,3; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 1 .2; Who's Who 4. JOY REYNOLDS Route 3 Box 194, Inman JACK MARION RHYMER Route 4 Box 331-N, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,3; Drama Club 3; French Club 3,4; Bus Drivers Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2; Tennis 3; Track 2; Lib. Asst. 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Most Unforgettable); Newspaper Staff 4; 108 Seniors Who's Who 4; Eagle Scout 3; DF.CA 4. BRUCE GRIFFIN RHYNE Route 3 Box 230, Inman PAUL QUINN RHYNE Route 3 Box 230, Inman Hrm. Off. 4; Bus Drivers Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Off. Asst. 3; Teacher's Asst. 3. RUSSELL ERIC ROWELL Route 6 Box 76D , Inman Student Council 1; FFA 2,3,4; Bus Drivers Club 3; Football 1, 2. CHARLES DANNY SHIELDS PO Box 262, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2; Block C Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3, 4; Track 1,2; Golf 4; Senior Superlative 4 (Neatest). JON RAY SHOCKLEY 14 Prince Circle, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,4; FFA 1,2,3; Block C Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Senior Superlative 4 (Best Sport). VIVIAN SUSAN SHULTS Route 2 Box 15, Campobello Hrm. Off. 4; Class Off. 4 (Sec. ); Beta Club 3,4 (Treas. ); Drama Club 4; Junior Marshall 3; Off. Asst. 3; Senior Super- lative 4 (Most Unforgettable); Newspaper Staff 2. WALTER R. SIMS Route 1, Campobello Football 3. MEDINA ROSE SMITH Route 2 Box 112, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,4; Beta Club 4; FHA 1; Off. Asst. 2; Business Club 4; Perfect Attendence 1,2. RHONDA DENISE SMITH PO Box 202, Campobello Hrm. Off. 4; Block C. Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3 ,4; Lib. Asst. 2; Miss Panorama 4; Who's Who 3. MARTHA LINDA SNODDY PO Box 547, Inman FHA 4; Teens For Christ 4. LISA ANN SPLAWN Lakeview Heights, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (Pres. ); Drama Club 4; Block C Club 3,4 (Pres. ); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 2,3,4; Track 3,4 (Scorekeeper); Class Beauty 3; Senior Superlative 4 (Best All Around); Homecoming Contestant 3,4 (Maid of Honor); Newspaper Staff 4 (Sports Editor); Girl's State Representative 3; Distinguished American High School Students KIM SOUTHER Route 4 Box 328J-1, Inman BARRY STAGGS Route 2, Campobello Hrm. Off. 1; FFA 2; Football 2; Lib. Asst. 1. MICHAEL RAY STAGGS Route 2, Campobello FFA 3,4. STANLEY EARL STAGGS 37 Bobo Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; FFA 4; Block C Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. DONNA LOUISE STOKES 8 Canaday Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 2,4; Class Off. 1,2 (Sec. ); Student Council 3,4; Beta Club 3,4 (Reporter); Drama Club 4; Junior Marshall 3; Furman Scholar 3; PC Scholar 3; Annual Staff 2,3,4 (Editor); Outstanding Teenager of America 3; Who's Who 3. RANDY STRANGE Route 2 Box 204-A, Campobello FFA 1,2,3,4. DEBBIE SUDDETH P.O. Box 313, Campobello Health Careers 3. HUGH SULLENS Route 2, Campobello STEVEN ELMER SUTTON Route 2 Box 538, Inman CAROLYN ELAINE THOMAS Route 2, Campobello Lib. Asst. 3,4. JEFFERY DARRELL THOMAS 12 Culp Street FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. JUDITH ANNETTE TINSLEY Route 6 Box 85, Inman Hrm. Off. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Business Club 4. LISA KIMTOOKE Route 4 Box 215-D, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,4; Student Council 2; Health Careers 4; Cheer- leader 1,2; Senior Superlative 4 (Cutest); Miss Panorama Con- testant 4; Newspaper Staff 2,4. PHILUP WILLIAM TROUT Brookwook Drive, Inman Football 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 2,3,4. JAN ELIAZBETH TURNER Route 3, Inman Student Council 1. TERRI LYNN UNDERWOOD Box 342, Inman Cheerleader 1; Off. Asst. 1. ROSE MARY WALLACE Route 6 Box 312, Inman FHA 3,4; Teens for Christ 3 ,4. MICHAEL WHITESIDE 37 Bomar Street, Inman CYNTHIA JANE WHITT PO Box 631, Gentle Street, Inman FHA 4; Teens for Christ. FRANCES CAROLINE WILKINS PO Box 424, Inman Hrm. Off. 1,2,4; Block C Club 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Newspaper Staff 4. JOSEPH LEE WTLKINS Route 1, Campobello Hrm. Off. 1; Teens for Christ 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. TAMMY LEE WILLIAMS Route 2, Campobello Hrm. Off. 2,3; Class Off. 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President); Student Council 1,2,4; Beta Club 3; Basketball 1,2; Junior Marshall 3; Class Beauty 2; Senior Superlative 4 (Best Looking); Home- coming Queen 4. WAYNE WILSON Route 4, Inman JAMES GAINES WOLFE 128 E. Main Street, Inman FFA 2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; IFA Federation Public Speaking Contest Winner 2,3. BARBARA ANNE WYSE 11 A Street, Inman Hrm. Off. 3,4; Class Off. 3 (Treas.); Student Council 3 ,4 (Trea. ) Beta Club 3,4 (Vice-Pres. ); Drama Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Tennis 2,3; Junior Marshall 3; Annual Staff 4 (Junior Class Editor); Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; Who's Wlio 4. FRANKIE YARBOROUGH Route 3, Inman Seniors 109 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1- Most Likely to Succeed- Marion Gramling, Pam Compton 2- Best All A round- Ben Blackwell, Lisa Splawn 3- Best School Spirit- Tommy McMurray, Sherry Moon 4- Class Comedian Ricky Howell, Kaye Morris 5- Most Athletic Bennie Drummond, Dorothy Parks 6- Most Unforgettable - Jackie Rhymer, Vivian Shults 7- Most Dependable- Stanley Staggs, Jane Coley 8- Friendliest- Robbie Hendrix, Christie Lawter 9- Most Intelligent- Steve Cothran, Charlene Atkins 10- Cute st- Tim Bodie, Kim Tooke Seniors 111 11- Most Courteous- Reggie Anderson, Diane Anderson 12- Most Popular Lindy Polk, Teri Hurley 13- Best Dressed- Mike Drummond, Kathy Horton 14- Best Looking- Bobby Babb, Tammy Williams 15- Best Sport- Jon Shockley, Pricilla Graham 16- Most Talented- Bruce Rhyne, Naoka Haga 17- Neatest- Danny Shields, Linda Abernathy Seniors 113 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 114 Classes JUNIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS LEFT-RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jeff Smith, Steve Westmoreland, Joey McMillian SECOND ROW: Pam Wingo, Cindy Hembree, Susan Cooke, Angela Nodine, Donna Janey; THIRD ROW: Paulette Young, Katrina Anderson, Cheryl Rogers, Pat Hyder, Jodie Keadle, Janice Morrow. CIasses 115 116 Classes Kathy Barton JLm Ballenger Deborah Bannister Diane Bishop Katrina Anderson Cynthia Ballenger Billy Bird Sherry Bishop Steve Anders Mike Blackwell Tim Blackwell Marvin Bohon Robert Brown Mike Bradley Dean Brown Dan Bruce Laura Burgess Randy Burgess Lanny Burns Sharon Burns Classes 117 Gary Coleman Susan Cooke Edward Downey Christine Emory Todd Emory Barbara Farr 118 Classes Classes 119 Mike Fowler Kieth Fowler Lee Fowler Beth Gaines Mike Greenway Mark Gosnell Ronald Gaston Martha Greene Susan Hall Terry Gosnell Judy Hammett Nathaniel Hall David Hannon Robby Harley Jeannie Harris Tammy Hart Cindy Hembree Mike Henderson Undra Henry Karen Henson Bryon Jackson Jeanette Jackson 120 Classes Donna Janney Barry Johnson Eddie Johnson Rita Johnson Steve Johnson Terri K imbre II Sam Jones Tyran Jones Jody Keadle Rosyland Lynch Gregg Landrum Ciasses 121 122 Classes Earl Morris James Marlow Kaye Morris Janice Morrow Roger Nicholson Sheila Lynch Denise Mitchell Thomas Morgan Kieth Maxwell Charles McClain Joey McMillian Patricia McMillian Donna Pack Richard Parrish Susie Petty Debra Pike Classes 123 Kim Rowell Sharon Sain Deborah Sanders Kathy Scruggs Chris Skinner Cindy Sloan Janet Smith Jeffery Smith 124 Classes Debbie Strange Sarah Tinsley Cynthia Wallace O’Neil Wallace Classes 125 Juanita Smith Lawerence Smith Lois Smith Mike Stewart David Stokes Randy Stott Robert Stanback Sandra Stevenson 126 Classes Kenny Wilson Steve Westmoreland Bobby White Pam Wingo Paulette Young Cindy Waters Donnie Waters I Randy Wilson Brenda Wilkins Rhonda Wilds Tony Williams Myra White Classes 127 w w r n rri oSOI Ow CLASS OF 78 128 Classes SOPHOMORES Classes 129 HEY SOPHOMORES Keith Abernathy Steve Ballew David Aenchbacher Teresa Allen Vicki Alverson Pam Barnette 130 Classes . . . WE’RE LOOKING FINE! Rita Blackwell Sandra Blackwell Annette Brigman Tracy Brigman Jean Brown Joyce Brown Billy Brown Toni Bryson F rankie Brown Pam Burch Kim Burrell Beth Cantrell David Champion Jimmy Clayton Classes 131 rr Marvin Copeland Sharon Copeland Barbara Davis Libby Davis Glenn Downey i r ' Randy Drake CLASS OF 78 Angel la Durr ah Billy Ezel Iona Fernaders Mahalia Fielder Debbie Dill Jill Dobbins 132 Classes Chris Cogdill Jimmy Cook Jeri Cox SOPHOMORES Joyce Fowler Palmer Fowler Kathy Forrestor Doug Fowler Wally Fowler Cathy Fullerwinder Debra Foster Jeff Fowler Issac Fuller Bennie Gaskins Ronnie Gaston Clarence Gilbert Classes 133 WE’VE GOT THE SPIRIT . . Rhonda Godfrey V Kenneth Green Tim Henson Debbie Hobson Donna Gregory Howard Grey Pam Hardin Teri Horton Bennie Griffin 134 Classes . . . WE’RE NO. 1 Ronnie Jackson Donna Johnson Rick Howard Sonya Humphries Billy Ray Jones Eddie Jones Jay Keadle Leslie Kimmons X . James Hurst Glennette Johnson Cindy Lane Margaret Hurst Sue Johnson Brett Kimbrell Tony Komotis Joy Laurens Classes 135 CLASS OF 78 Kathy Lawter Cindy Lynch Gay Maxwell Barry McGraw Cheryl Mayfield Barry McCarter Marvin McDowell Sharon Lewis Tim Lewis Clyde Loftis Chuck McGraw Grace McGraw Roger McKenzie 136 Classes Juanita Melton Tim Miller Barbara Mills Ricky Moon Patty Moore Christina Nesbitt Susan Orr Susan Padgett Dale Parrish Philip Perkins Shuanita Pitts Diane Pittman SOPHOMORES Ricky Plumley Leigh Pridmore Classes 137 138 Classes WE’VE GOT IT TOGETHER . .. Pat Smith Lois Sowers Ron Sowers Cheryl Rhinehart Jody Rhyne Roger Ravan Jimmy Riley Joe Seay Tami Smith Margie Schiachta Brian Reed Dale Robinson V V Ralph Shultz Bobby Smil . .. THATS WHY WE’RE BETTER Janet Stone Betty Turner Saundra Turner Steve Stewart Patsy Turner ----------- Roge-e-Turfier Jo Ann Staggs Leigh Anne Thacker Ricky Teague David Turner V Jimmy Waters Classes 139 CLASS OF 78 140 C lasses Classes 141 SOPHOMORES Journey Within journey within my soul so deep a journey of memories, yesterdays, long ago days gone by. a journey filled with happiness, pain and anguish, love and hate, sorrow and death. as you enter my soul you see yesterday just one day before today school, friends, problems, love and hate. then as you turn and travel deeper you see other yesterdays the many days behind me. North Carolina - South Carolina old friends, new friends changes new life, new love. travel on to my early life childhood days make believe fantasies love so strong, know no pain free to live in peace, harmony, and truth why do i no longer have peace? no longer have harmony, for discord is throughout. no longer do i know truth, for my life is not white move into my deeper thoughts where is God? why do people hate? and do loved ones die? questions so very strong does anyone else feel the way i do? does anyone have the answers? does anyone know for sure? travel into my dreams, fantasies, dreams of fame love. dreams of red, purple, pinks and orange. move into my subconscious where i store my deepest fears fear of war of death of pain of lost love of destruction. the BLACKEST part of my soul take a look at my deepest feelings strongest feelings pushing feelings feelings of hate feelings of love the want of power the need of strength and the presence of courage move back now to reality. passing all my feelings memories fantasies. dreams. never again to enter my soul never again to reach so deep, never again to journey within. Janet Smith 142 Classes FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Penny Stephens Vice-President Beth Hyder Secretary Janice Littlejohn Treasurer • A Sherry Lyles Reporter-Historian Inez Lyles 144 Classes FRESHMAN HAVE LOTS OF FUN . . . Joe Abernathy Lorraine Alexander Teresa Allen David Allison Kim A Iverson 146 Freshman Linda Ballenger Mike Ballew Mike Bennett Billy Bishop Lynn Anderson Jill Bagwell Beth Barnwell Darrell Beason Candy Andrews Mark Barnwell Anthony Beason ■ Kelly Anders FRESHMAN ARE SUPER BAD ... J immy Brown V on Brown Barbara Burgess Karen Burgess Lisa Burns Sandra Burns Debbie Burrell Mike Burrell Freshman 14 7 FRESHMAN WORK TOGETHER Lloyd Carson t Sue Carson Angella Cartee Perry Cartee Floyd Carson Allen Christie Kim Clayton Vicki Clayton Donnie Collins Sandra Coates Jeff Cochran Gary Cooper Greg Cooper Cathy Cooper 14 8 Freshman FRESHMEN CLASS BEAUTIES . .. r Janice Downey Steve Downey Cindy Dunn Cindy Fowler ■ Dicky Ezell Rosie Evans Johanna Fagan Chuck Fain Wanda Emory Donna Fowler Gary Fowler John Fowler Mitch Fowler Stacy Fowler Daniel Franklin Butch Freeman Wilber Fullenwinder Freshman 149 FRESHMAN CAN DO THE BOOGIE Rory Gilbert Alvin Gilbert Marvin Fuller Freddie Fuller Bobby Fuller Sarah Golightly Robert Goforth Diane Glover Chuck Gregory Louise Griffin Mickey Harless Charles Hart Craig Haynes Marty Hembree Floyd Haynes 150 Freshman FRESHMAN EXCHANGE STUDENT Gigi Henderson Terry Henderson Penny Henson Lee Anna Hewitt Debbie Hefner Terry Hobson Sandra Human Beth Hyder I Mark Inman Ray Jackson Alvin Johnson Joyce Johnson Kelly Johnson Randy Johnson Ruth Ann Hodge Lisa Howell Robin Jackson Betty Kay James Marion Jones Freshman 151 FRESHMEN ARE NO I.. Julie Keadle Debbie Kellers Johnny Lawter June Lockhart Angella Loftis Nathan Loftis Inez Lyles Sherry Lyles Jean Lynch Audrey Lewis Cathy Mabry Larry Mabry Peggy Mahaffey 152 Freshman FRESHMEN ARE GLAD TO BE . . . FRESHMEN Roland McAbee Billy McCarter Kathy McCloud Mitchell McMillian Sarah McMillian Roger Morris David Morrow Susan Morrow Deborah Nesbitt Harry Nesbitt Freshman 153 Glenda Melton William Misco Marshall Mosley Scott Mosley Bobby Morgan Phil Morgan Micheal Moore Keith Melton Sherry Mitchum 154 F reshman FRESHMEN HAVE SPIRIT . . . fi Teresa Praytor 6 l Terry Price Joyce Nicholson Doris Parks Kathy Pierce Wayne Nicholson Carol Norris Kay Price Kenny Pruitt Curtis Plumley Roger Price Micheal Prince Diane Oglesby Teresa Newman Bart Owens Micheal Nesbitt FRESHMEN ARE GREAT ... Gregg Sams De loris Robinson Phillip Roper Rhonda Searcy Fran Shockley Marva Sanders Claudette Scoggins Jerry Shockley Terry Shockley Freshman 155 FRESHMAN PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES . . . Calvin Smith Cindy Smith Linda Smith Ricky Smith Terry Smith Susan Stepp Allen Stevenson Frances Stewart 156 Freshman FRESHMEN AIN’T AFRAID . . . Debbie Watson Arthur Whiteside Stephanie Whiteside Timmy Williams Charlene Wilson Eric Wilson Gloria Wilson Geraldine Wood Freshmen 157 Eddie Thompson Clyde Turner Chris Waters Jackie Thompson Christine Turner Gary Teague ftA Donny Thompson William Twitty Sylvia Underwood ONE DAY WE WILL BE SENIORS ... 158 Freshman 160 Freshman Would you like to buy an ad? . . . The Economy is bad . . . This is a lifetime invest- ment . . . I'll buy a newspaper ad but not an- nual . . . Well Mike's on the newspaper staff, by one from him ... I forgot my newspaper ad pad . . . Well thanks anyway . . . Lets try In- man . . . Would you like to buy an ad . . . I'll Take a small one . . . Thank you for support- ing our annual . . . Wanda, could you use one of those from Sears? . . . Why of course Chris, see? . . . Hotto-Mighty . . . Hey Donny, Lets ride around Lake Lanier . . . Hey sexy senior citizen . . . Rhonda, why are you late? . . . My car keeps stopping and my batteries are dead . . . Well how are you going to start back up? . . . Oh, I left the car running with the keys in it . . . Might someone steal it . . . No, I locked the doors . . .You what? ... I locked the doors . . . Oh, she's got a spare set of keys . . . I heard Snapper was going off Young and Restless . . . Aw no, it can't be . . . Lets step at Hannas . . . Wanda can do with the cue . . . Chris get some cigarettes . . . Wanda lets leave Chris . . . Waaanndaa! get out from behind the wheel . . . Chris I'm going to drive . . . O.K., but I don't have insurance on you . . . O. K. I'll stop right here . . . Beacon a again! . . . Come here puppy . . . Ain't he cute . . . I'm going to take him home . . . Get that dog out of my car the police are right over there . . . It belongs to someone in the Beacon . . . Ah, nice little dog . . . Chris don't throw him out . . . He's chasing us . . . Don't go in the road, he'll get run over . . . He's still chasing us ... I think we finally lost him . . . Chris you're mean ... He would be cute if he was clean . . . Susan how many ads have you sold . . . 14 dollars worth . . . Yes, ma'am, we sold 125 dollars worth . . . BYE . . . Ads 161 BEACON DRIVE-IN PHONE 585-9387 255 RKIDVILLE ROAD WHERE FOOD IS ALWAYS GOOD OPEN S:00 . l. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS SPARTANBURG, SC CLOSE 11:30 P.M. DUNBAR AND ELLIS FURNITURE CO. 110 Country Club Road PIC-A-BOOK CLIFF NOTES SCHOOL TITLES HILLCREST SHOPPING CENTER Spartanburg, S. C. Furniture--Frigidare--Carpets NATIONWIDE INSURANCE JERRY WARD AGENCY Highway 9 Boiling Springs Phone 578-5743 One Call Covers All LEE’S FURNITURE COMPANY SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA GRANT PLAZA--GAFFNEY. S.C. TRI—CITY MALL FOREST CITY, N.C . Route 8 Boiling Springs Road Spartanburg, S.C. JohnE. Lee Phone S78-1876 GREGORY’S BARBER SHOP Razor Cut G Hair Styling Highway 9 Boiling Springs Edgar G Mike Gregory Jo Mb lj 2 The Mascot By-- MASCOT HOMES, INC. A Combination and Prestige in Mobile Homes W. K. Kd) Mitchell Pres, and Troas. P.O. Box 127 Gram 1 inj;, S.C. Area Code SO1? Telephone 472-2041 Inman, S.C. First in the South and fourth in the U. S. to have Laboratory Tested Mobile Homes. Y.A. GREEN CO. Erectors and overhaulers of textile machinery opening through winding Yonnie A. Greene 19 Pine Street, Inman, S.C. Telephone 472-6S55 Bell Federal Savings Loan Association X. L. McMahan Chairman of the Board And Chief Executive Officer Post Office Box 97 (24 South Main Street) Inman, South Carolina 29349 Telephone 472-2151 Spartanburg Offices: 300 East Wood Street and 7801 W. O. Ezell Boulevard BANK C S where the action is in Inman 168 Ads INMAN MILLS Since 1902 Manufacturers of Quality Textiles “A good place to work” “GOOD LUCK SENIORS, JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES, AND FRESHMEN” 111 Mr. Mrs. D.L. Collins Calvin Cook Drywell Contractor Compliments of United Motors Inc. j McCutcheon Decorating j;{| Center i'll I i Parents of Inman, S.C. 1317 Ashville Hwy. 19 N. Main St. Inman, S.C. | j|| ]|| Mrs. A. McClain Phone: 472-852S Spartanburg, S.C. 29303 Phone: 472-2011 [ j h I I Compliments A.A. Tinsley Son Inc. VIRLS Compliments i I 11 11 of a i i Friend 986 Asheville Hwy. Spartanburg, S.C. 29303 of Inman, S.C. of a 11 Regal A. Yaden 582-7159 583-0739 Apparel That Appeals Friend 1 II 111 [ Mathis Lawn !j Compliments Holden’s Marine Sports Center Inman Hardware ;: jj | Nursery Service of a 1265 Boiling Springs Rd. General Hardware Si HI I Rt. 2 Campabell, S.C. [ i Owner: Marvin Mathis 1 Phone: 472-2649 Friend Spartanburg, S.C. Phone: 585-1484 472-8446 j j j III Thompson Bro. i I Exterminating Co. j 1 j j 1 1251 A Boiling Springs Rd. I i:| Spartanburg, S.C. ||| 1 S85-5151 585-0311 Since 1916 Smith James Clothing, Shoes, Hats Furnishing 222 Trade Street Greer, S.C. 29651 Phone: 877-6525 In account with MAXWELL'S GARAGE General Repairing G Welding Rt. 4 Inman-Lyman Hwy. Phone: 472-6447 Open daily 10:00 to 6:00 j 11 The What N Not Shoppe j j | I till Springfield Road j 111 ! Inman, S.C. 'I li j Phone:578-8290 jjj|| | | J Brock's Dept. Store Compliments of 11 Inman. S.C. Il l Shop Brock's and Save H I The Family Store Gowan’s Shoe Shop and New Shoes 9 Mill Street Inman, S.C. Inman Drugs I i Compliments BEASON’S Phone 472-2154 I j || 11 Cloth of Distinction 17 Mill Street 472-2214 3 Blackstock Road Inman, S.C. I 1111 I j S Inman Seed Supplv Mil Inc. ! 1 Inman Flower Shop Janet’s Cloth Shop Prescription Specialists, j | i H I Flowers for all H I occasions 11 3 Mill Street I 472-2191 Bridal Shop All your sewing needs | Hwy. 176 Inman, S C. Gifts, Photo Film Service, ; ; Cosmetics | jj I I and School 1 ill | j MIKES CLEANERS Supplies 1 ill | | Owner: Mike Parris j if Boiling Springs || ! Phone:578-2172 Ads 171 Spartanhurgs' Family Drive in THE STEEPLE DRIVE-IN 803 V. Main St. Ph. 58S-8180 PEACHTREE LAND CORP. Spartanburg, S.C. Real Fstate and Construction Joci F.. Malone, Owner Garland F. Bryson-President Nan Bishop-Office Manager and salesman Phone: 472-830S Inman, S.C. © Southern Bel _____4t tca u in the Lincoln Continental tradition VIC BAILEY Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. 703 W. .Main Street Spartanburg, S.C. 29301 Business Phone 585-4276 An Equal Opportunity Employer MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP New Cut Road Inman. S.C 2180 S. Pine St. QUALITY PRODUCE MARKET Asheville Hwy. Inman. S.C. Wholesale C Retail Phone 472-9377 Spartanburg, S.C. 29302 585-2208-S8S-2209 Hwy. 176 Pacolet. S.C. 29372 474-2218-474-2219 DUAL LANE PHARMACY, INC. Lindsey Plaza Congratulations to the class of '76' 227 Charlotte Hwy. Lyman. S.C. Everyday Discount Prices INMAN SUPERETTE TAPE LAND Wholesale-Retail Tapes, Players, and Accessories 114 Asheville Hwy. Route 3 Hwy. 176 Inman, South Carolina 29349 Frank Prince, Owner-Operator Inman, S.C. Phone: 472-2295 CHARLIE WHITE President General Manager Where Service Is The Best Part Of Every Deal Spartanburg Chrysler-Plymouth. Inc. 1030 N. Church Street Ext. (S03) 5S2-U344 Spartanburg, S.C. 29303 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE C. D. Charlie Hall 16 South Main Street Inman, South Carolina Phone. 472.2219 BOILING SPRINGS RADIO T.V. AND APPLIANCE CO. Rt. 4H, Bolling Springs Rond Leonard F. Holden Ph. 578-2287 Frigidare Appliances Maytag Package Bell T. V. and Stereo McDOWELL’S DRIVE-IN 1315 Ash ville Hwy. Spartanburg. S.C RAY SMITH Office and School Supply, Inc. 1257 Bolling Springs Road Spartanburg, South Carolina 29304 Phones: 582-2251 - 585-2252 Service CLONINGER MOTORS Compliments of BONITAS FASHIONS Buick American Motors Ashvilie Hwy. 601 E. Wade Hampton Greer. S.C. See me for all your junior wear I inda Sprouse Owner PLAYHOUSE NURSERY Charm Shockley, Director Route 6 Settle Road Inman. S.C. 29349 Ph. 472-8341 THE CARPET HOUSE Rte. 6, Spartanburg, S.C. Phone 57S-1244 See us for all you r carpet needs. 174 Ads THE AWAKE SHOPP FASHIONS FOR THE FASHIONABLE MAN AWAKE WEST 114 WESTGATE MALL CAMEO STYLING SALON Hwy. 11 Campobello, S.C. 29322 Doris Solesbee, Tiny Forrester Lula Hawkins Phone: 468-45SS DONNY L. FOWLER Route 2 Telephone Campobello, S.C 29322 89S-3068 Blue Ridge Exchange Area Code 803 BELK HUDSON Your happy shopping store Quality Fashion Service Serving Spartanburg for over 55 years Uptown-Hi 11 ere st Efird's TAYLOR’S EXXON AND TIRES 292-176 Intersection Phone: 472-6947 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND S.B. PRATT ,L ’NshschooV ■X I 1 . J