Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

-PRODUCERS- Leigh Anne Thacker Pam Mathis Pam Barnette Sue Johnson Joe Seay Sylvia Underwood Wayne Nicholson Sherry Mitchum Teresa Smith Susan Splawn Wayne Terry Miss Nancy Smith Return Of The Panther Contents Introduction ..........1-8 Directors ............9-18 Features ............19-50 Superstars ..........51-76 Cast ...............77-145 Our Sponsors......147-167 na Once again we find our friend the panther involved in a difficult assignment. It has been called to his attention that authorities at Chapman High School have noticed a mysterious phenomenon. It seems that there has been an annual disappearance of students from Chapman. The panther, determined to solve this intriguing mystery, is working undercover among the CHS students. Camera! When he fails to get a job on the faculty, the panther decides to revert to plan “B”. He finds, however, that registering as a student is no piece of cake. When at last he struggles through the jungle of red tape, he discovers that he has several of Chapman’s notoriously rugged courses. “Ah well,” he sighs, “With my superior intellect, I can manage Contemporary World Issues, Senior Biology, Advanced Composition, and Advanced Algebra and Trig, and still continue my investigation.” Is this a sign of possible trouble in store for our hero? Don’t leave to purchase your popcorn yet fans. The Best Is Yet To Come! It is with great difficulty that we attempt to express our true feelings for this remarkable lady. She has touched the life of every student that has gone through Chapman in the past few decades. One could share his dreams with the assurance that she would not only respect them, but do her best to help him obtain them. She, and the impact of her work here will linger as long as Chapman remains standing. What better way to express our love and admiration than to dedicate the 1978 Panorama to Vendetta M. Nicholson. _ 8 Theme Faculty 9 Chapman High Emphasizes Individual Development 1 Glenn Miller A.B., Wofford College; E.A., Furman “Never give up; never, never give up!’ 2 Stanley L. Walkowicz A.B., Waynesburg College; M.A., Appalachian University 3 John Hampton Bolt A.B.,Newberry College Teaches Mabry Jr. Band, Theory, High School Band “Music is the universal language, which everyone can enjoy and in which some can excel. Stay in line — Band. Attention!! He who hesitates is lost! 4 G. Michael Bradey A.A., Gardner Webb College; B.A., Wofford College Teaches Biology I and Physical Science “New house — Holcnc — Student Council — Headaches — Frog — Florida vacation — Silence is Golden — New Monte Carlo — Lunchroom Pandomonium 5 Marion Brewer 6 Donna Jones Brock B.A., Limestone College; A.S. North Greenville Teaches English III, English II, and Reading 10 Faculty Administration Gets Involved 7 Donald Burton B.S., Bus Adm., Newberry College Teaches D.E. I and II, Accounting, Introduction to Business, and Pers. Typing “I enjoy sports and being with my wife Judy and our two girls Sherry and Donyelle.” 8 Randall Finch Collins B.A., University of South Carolina Teacher English I, Journalism- Newspaper 9 Anderson Cooper B.S., M S.. S.C. State Teaches Pre. Voc. I, Ag. Mechanics I. F. Carpentry. “FFA all the way.” 10 Ruby B. Cooper B.S., Winthrop College Teaches Chemistry I and Biology II “Happiness is — a room full of beautiful students eager and ready to succeed — the seashore fossils — teenagers — hiccups!” 11 Steve Cooper B.S., Limestone College Teaches General and Physical Science “I came to Chapman 3 years ago without a nickel; now I have a nickel.” 12 Elizabeth Myer Culbrcth B.S., Winthrop College Teaches Consumer Education, Contemporary Living, Bachelor Living, Child Development, and Housing “If God were small enough for me to understand, he would not be big enough to meet my needs.” Scripture Union 13 Donald J. Denton B.S., Clemson University; M.A.T., Converse College Guidance Counselor “I think Chapman is the greatest — like my new job — have a wonderful family, Linda, Keith and Jeri Lynn — enjoys all sports and sharing good times with family and friends.” Faculty 11 1 Helen B. Edwards B.S., Winthrop College Teaches Basic Consumer and Homemaking, Family Living “Ignorance with love is better than wisdom without it.“ 2 William B. Ellis, Jr. B.A., Wofford College; Converse College Teaches Sociology and Drivers Education “The science of society — alert today; alive tomorrow.” 3 Natalie W. Fleming B.A., Berea College Teaches World History and Civics “It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness. 4 James N. Foster, Jr. A.B., Paine College; M.A., S.C. State; J.D., Howard University Teaches U.S. History and American Government “Life should be a scries of learning experiences which are advantageous to the learner and the community.” 5 Coy W. Gibson B.A., Wofford College Teaches Civics and General Science Faculty Strives To Prepare I2 Faculty Students For Life 6 Earl Griffin B.A., Newberry College Teaches French I and II, English II “; !? I enjoy teaching at Chapman. It is an entertaining experience in which I feel I am helping those who want to get an education. VITE! VITE! VITE! 7 Linda Gregory 8 Mrs. Frances W. Hall B.S., Winthrop College Librarian “Whatsoever things are true . . . honest, . . just . . . pure . . . lovely . . . of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.” 9 Peggy J. Hamrick B.S.. Berea College; M.A.T., University of South Carolina Teaches Typing I, Bus. English, Office Procedures, and Recordkeeping “C H S. forever! 10 John C. Hart B.A., M.A., University of South Carolina 11 David Hawkins A.A., Friendship Jr. College; B.A., Knoxville College Audio Visual Aide Faculty 13 1 Bessie Ann Holden B.S.. Furman University; M.A.T., Converse College Teaches Math II and III, Algebra and Trig. 2 Walter E. Hoover B.A. and M.A.T., University of South Carolina Teaches World Geography, U.S. History, and Contemporary World Issues 3 Alex C. McClain B.A., Augusta College Teaches English III and Advanced Composition “How many more days, Nancy? — a Really advanced composition class! — SHUT UP!-------Ben, I love bushes — NOBODY’S gonna rain on my parade!’’ 4 William E. McNeill Jr. Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, University of Georgia Teaches Ag. Production, Horticulture I and II, Forestry and Prevocation “Some of my best friends (students) are found at C.H.S. and cherish them dearly. University of Georgia Forever!!’’ 5 Lee Maxwell B.A., Winthrop College; M.A.T., Converse College Teaches General Math II, Geometry, and Advanced Math 6 Peter Miller 7 Ron Montana B.A., Glasboro St. College Teaches Resource and Art “Wish we could be like a child, not knowing. Hate, War, Selfishness, or the inhumanity to man that exists; but we can’t; so strive for and live happiness.’’ Staff Displays Sincere 14 Faculty Concern For Students 8 Tommy Pack B.S., Clemson University Teaches Math 1, II and Algebra I 9 Johnny Lewis Perry B.S., S.C. State College; M.A.T., Converse College Teaches Physical'Science and Biology 10 Eddie Price B.A., Clemson University; M.A.T., Converse College Teaches Math I and II and Pre- Algebra 11 Mrs. Catherine Rolen Spartanburg Methodist Librarian 12 Agnes S. Shealy A.B., Columbia College Teaches U.S. History and Western Civilization “School is for learning. 13 Mrs. Kathi Doyle Shell B.A., Columbia College; (Special Ed.) Teaches Resource. Reading and Math “3-1-75 .. forever and a day ... “Shelley Cat” ... eggrolls ... coffee ... love that lake (B., J., R., and H.) ... He who laughs, last ... Mobile 2 .. . Ray’s burned fingers ... Tornado?!” 14 Frank Smith A.B., Benedict College; M.A. South Carolina State College Assistant Principal, Counselor He who has never failed has never tried to meet success. Faculty 15 Faculty Plays A Major Role 1 Nancy Anne Smith B.S., Bob Jones University; M.Ed., University of South Carolina Teaches Reading, English II, and Journalism “We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. — T.S. Eliot 2 Gene Stallard B.S., Carson-Newman; M.A.T., Converse College Teaches Boys P.E. Head Basketball Coach “Kent, Gordon, Grant ( MY THREE SONS)” 3 Miss Tune 4 Melba Wheeler B.S.B., Appalachian State University Teaches English IV, English III, and English I “Where are all of these students coming from? ... Good luck, seniors! ... 9-18-77 ... 9-25-77 ... Hush! Friday’s vocabulary test . . . We have a fan. 5 Craig Stephen Williams B.A., Wofford College; M.A.T., Converse College Teaches Reading “Read; Improve yourself; and open your mind up as wide as the space over the Blue Ridge Mountains.” 6 Ronald F. Wilson B.A., Wofford; M.A.T., Converse College Teaches Psychology, General Psychology, and Practical Psychology 7 Katie G. Wingo B.S., Winthrop College Teaches Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II “Dictation . . . Timed Writings . . . Eyes on copy, feet on floor . .. No gum, please! . . . Stockholder’s meetings ... Do you understand? .. . Likes teaching and loves C.H.S. students.” 16 Faculty 8. Marie M. Blackwell Spartanburg Technical College Certified Cafeteria Manager “Eat to Learn. Learn to Fiat. is the new five year National School Lunch theme starting this year. 9. Lunchroom Staff 10. Eleanor S. Bridges Cecil’s Business College Office Secretary 11. Mrs. Settles 12. Mrs. Smith We are proud to have such a wonderful faculty and staff!! Teacher Superlatives — CUTEST - MOST PATIENT - MOST COURTEOUS - John Hart Billy Ellis Randy Collins Andy Cooper Lee Maxwell Nancy Smith Frank Smith - SCHOOL SPIRIT - Kathi Shell Craig Williams Stan Walkowicz Eddie Price — MOST HELPFUL — Eddie McNeil — MOST INGENOUS — Eleanor Bridges BEST DRESSED Walter Hoover Melba Wheeler — BEST ALL AROUND — Donna Brock Melba Wheeler Elisabeth Culbreth Helen Edwards James Foster Nancy Smith Johnny Perry Marion Brewer Frank Smith Donna Brock - MOST ATHLETIC BEST SPORT - Nancy Smith — BEST LOOKING Marion Brewer Marion Brewer Peggy Hamerick David Hawkins Gene Stallard Lee Maxwell Walter Hoover Coy Gibson Johnny Bolt Peggy Hamcrick - WITTIEST James Foster - MOST INTELLECTUAL - — NEATEST - Nancy Smith Walter Hoover Mike Bradey Ruby Cooper Helen Edwards - FRIENDLIEST Ron Montana - MOST INVOLVED — BIGGEST FLIRT — Helen Edwards Donna Brock Alex McClain Mike Bradey Don Denton — MOST TALENTED — Billy Ellis Ron Montana - MOST UNFORGETTABLE — Peggy Hamerick Frances Hall Faculty 17 A Word Of Thanks We, the Panorama staff, would like to express our gratitude to Mrs. Helen Edwards for her many years of whole-hearted service to Chapman High School. Certainly, everyone at Chapman has been touched by her warmth and concern for those around her. Mrs. Edwards is retiring this year, and her absence will be felt by all. We will miss her eagerness to help as well as her ability to brighten an otherwise cloudy day. Mrs. Edward’s influence will be felt around Chapman for years to come. 18 FACULTY FEATURES 19 Thus the panther enters the campus life of Chapman High. Between classes and clubs, however, he might find himself lacking the time needed for his investigation. Let us hope that with the help of his cunning and keen perceptive nature, he will solve the mystery before getting hopelessly entangled in the never-ending web of activities. Our courageous defender of justice soon discovers that there is more to Chapman life than attending classes. As he reports to his superior officer by way of a mini walkie-talkie, “Chief, I definitely detect signs of a cover-up. The constant stream of activities around here is enough to confuse the shrewdest observer. I will relay any further developments. Over and out. Now to decide what club to join,” the panther muses. “Hmmm Student Council, Teens for Christ, Future Farmers of America . . . Aha . . . Drama Club. I’ve always possessed a flair for the arts.” 20 FEATURES As our hero is inconspicuously strolling down the hail, he sights a colorful poster. “Hmm, unless my unbelievably sharp sense of observation fails me, this poster has not been here before. Perhaps if I read it, I will discover a clue as to the whereabouts of those students. Aha! Miss Panorama Contest, eh? That may be an important link in this disappearance caper.” So the panther decides to drop in on the pageant, and do a little investigating. “Ah yes, attractive, talented, young women. Very Clever. One of them must have the information I need.” When, however, our sly sleuth tries to get backstage to question the girls, he is confronted with hysterical annual staffers, and nervous contestants. Groping for the door, he escapes from certain death among the chaos. “Definitely not an organized crime ring.” he mutters. “Not organized enough!” Where are the students going????? Will the dashing, dynamic defeater of crime ever solve this intriguing puzzle? We can only hope, and keep our eyes glued to the screen. FEATURES 21 There’s More To Come! The “Stars” Of Miss Panorama 1. Miss Panorama 1978 — Teresa Newman 2. First Runner-up — Johanna Fagan 3. Miss Panorama 1977 — Angela Nodine 4. Second Runner-up — Sylvia Underwood 5. Miss Congeniality — Ruth Ann Hodge 22 Features t Queens Reign In Land Of Make Believe Chapman High students have never displayed as much enthusiasm as was observed at this year’s Homecoming. The panthers refused to be discouraged and fought to make it one of the most exciting games of the season. The climax of the event was the crowning of Ann Hammett as the 1977-78 Homecoming Queen. First runner up was Jane Drummond and Cindy Lynch was second runner up. The social was the end to a perfect evening. The 1977 Homecoming was the greatest ever. Features 23 Senior Beauty Miss Lora West 24 FEATURES Junior Beauty Stephanie Whiteside Junior Beauty Sylvia Underwood FEATURES 25 Sophomore Beauty Miss Jane Drummond Sophomore Beauty Miss Linda Mabry 26 Features Freshman Beauty Miss Denise Anderson Freshman Beauty Miss Cindy Babb Features 27 Features Annual Staff Annual Staff Members: Wayne Terry: Photographer, Sherry Mitchcm: Asst. Business Manager, Pam Mathis: Features Editor, Sylvia Underwood: Copy Editor, Junior Editor, Billy Bishop: Sports Editor, Teresa Smith: Sophomore Editor, Pam Barnette: Senior Editor, Joe Seay: Sports Staff, Sue Johnson: Art Editor, Susan Splawn: Freshman Editor, Leigh Anne Thacker: Editor, Wayne Nicholson: Business Manager International Studies International Studies Members: Ronnie Brackett, David Champion, Arthur Whiteside, Jimmy Riley, Kathy Miller, Mr. Hoover, Brenda Moore, Kathy Allen. Joy Compton, Lori Smith. Dwayne Howard. Mike Spakcs, Howard Gray, Pat Smith, Howard Hall FHA Club FHA Members: Patricia Green, Rosa Evans, Sonya Mobley, Annette McMillian, Joyce Fowler, Debbie Hawkins, Janas Littlejohn. Sandra Burns, Karen Hardy, Shelia Fullcnwinder, Sarah Golightly, Wanda Brown, Sandra McKinney, Mrs. Culbreth, Beverly Holcombe, Ruby Mae Fowler, Sonja Hardy 28 FEATURES Directory Office And Library Assts. Off. and Lib. Assts: Angela Loftis, Teresa Allen, Susan Morrow, Wanda Brown, Leigh Anne Thacker, Ann Atkins, Susan Padgett, Donna Johnson, Joy Bannister, Sherry Clayton, Rosemary Matthews, David Champion, Jackie Staggs. Stephanie Whiteside, Cornell Hall, French Club French Club Members: Sponsor: Mr. Griffin, Debbie Keller, Ruth Ann Hodge, Kim Clayton, Joyce Fowler, Leigh Pridmore, Marjorie Schrachta, Sandra Human, Gloria Wilson. Lisa Burns. Sarah Golightly, Joelle Hicbacq, Kim Alverson, Jimmy Waters, Susan Carson, Stacey Fowler, Pat Smith, Joe Seay Beta Club Beta Club Members: Frances Stewart, Beth Hydcr, Debbie Keller, Angella Loftis, Kim Clayton, Sylvia Underwood, Wadette Sitton, Jill Bagwell, Joyce Johnson, Kathy Allen, Sandra Human, Jimmy Deese, Cindy Lynch, Curtis Plumley, Joe Seay, Joyce Fowler, Cheryl Mayfield, Ann Atkins, Marjorie Schrachta, Denise Wyatt, Jody Wyse, Mike Spakes, James Christie, Randy Johnson, Bart Owens, Steve Kirby FEATURFS 29 Jr. Marshalls Marjorie Schrachta, Barry MeGraw, Cindy Lynch, Pam Hardin, Ann Atkins, Denise Wyatt, Cindy Lane, Joyce Fowler, Cheryl Mayfield, Jimmy Decse, Pat Smith, Joe Seay, Jody Wysc Drama Club Luann Malone. Beth Hyder, Patricia Green, Betty Skinner, Waddette Sitton, Mrs. Brock, Andy Fowler, Howard Gray, Beth Martin, Debbie Hawkins Health Careers Sherry Barton, Brenda Moore, Kathy Miller, Shelia Huntsinger, Zina Lawtcr, Linda Lawter, Tina High, Patricia Green, Doris Parks, Rosa Evins, Janas Littlejohn, Mrs. Fleming. 30 Features Panther Band Band Members — Joy Bannister, Jeannie Johnson, Kitty Krause, Sherry Barton, Shiela White, Cynthia Benson. Denisa Foster, Marjorie Schrachta, Jody Rhyne, Tina Bishop, Randy Price, Carroll Hannon, Sherman Burns, Arthur Whitesides, Randall Hoover, David Fant, Tim Hollifield, Kenny McDowell, Drew Campbell, Ruba Gramling, Charlie Lewis, Bobby Christopher, Farrell Condry, Leigh Pridmore, Arnie Blackwell, Todd Brooks, Ronnie Stdailovsky, Scott Wilds, David Allison, Laurie Smith, Howard Gray, Bill Miscoe, Jimmy Brown, Roger McKennzie, Mike Brackett, Dwayne Howard, Vickie Morris, Audrie Lewis, Dwayne Lynch, Scott Bryson, Rodney Bishop, Pam Mathis, Cheryl Rhinchart, Jane Drummond, Gwen Whitesides, Teresa Smith, Sheila Camp, Stephanie Whitesides, Rhonda Whitesides Chapman Chorus Chorus Members — Kevin Belcher, Jeannie Brian, Robbin Bridges, Ronald Copeland, Dale Brian, Patsy Downey, Priscilla Davenport, Angela Durrah, Johanna Fagan, Kathy Forrester, Judith Freeman, Sonya Humphries, Lcanette Jackson, Frances Mason, Janas Littlejohn, Frankie Miller, Lisa Massey, Teresa Moody, Debra Nesbitt, Paul Strange, Tommy Wallace, Zina White, Christine Scruggs Jazz Band Jazz Band Members — Sylvia Underwood, Randall Hoover, Carroll Hannon, Arnie Blackwell, Farrell Condrey. Howard Gray, Ronnie Stdailovsky. Leigh Pridmore, Sherman Burns, Arthur Whitesides. David Fant, Tim Martin, Jimmy Brown, Marjorie Schrachta, Jody Rhyne, Martha Clark, Mark Crawley Fcatures 31 Student Council Student Council - Cindy Lynch, Donna Bishop, Teresa Williams, Ann Hammette, Cheryl Rhinehart, Joyce Fowler. Leigh Anne Thacker, Jody Wysc, Pat Smith, Howard Hall, Rodney Bishop, Linda Evington, Sandra Jackson, Teresa Smith, Myra Wingo, Penny Stevens, Jill Bagwell, Candy Henson, Tracy Gray, Tammy Babb, Toni Hatton, Vicki Morris, Kaybry Nesbitt, Sarah Golightly, Stephanie Whitesides, Inez Lyles. Anna Mathis, Sylvia Underwood. Sherry Gray, Lynn Wilkerson, David Morrow, Mike Spakes Block “C” Block “C — Jay Keadle. Ricky Moon, Chris Cogdill. Jimmy Deecc, Penny Stevens, Inez Lyles, Janet Birdno, Ann Hammette, Marty Babb. Barry McGraw, Roger Price, David Morrow, Julie Keadle, Randy Settles, Nathan Loftis, Cathy Lawter, Teresa Newman, Ronald Foster Bus Drivers Bus Drivers — Chris Green, James Chfistic, Ronny Jackson, Daniel Mast, Steve Downey, Kenny Shipman, Roger McKennzie, Blaine Bodic, Billy Brown. Cathy Forrester, Rick Howard, Kathy Barton, Brett Kimbrell, Randy Settle, Allen Stevenson, Tim Henson, Jimmy Cook, Mr. Smith, Barry McCarter, Roland McAbcc, Alvin Gilbert. Randy Johnson, Wally Fowler, Keith Abernathy, Darrell Cooper, Phillip Perkins, Wayne Nichoson 32 FEATURES FFA Club Matt Toney, Jeffery Stephens. Dan Spakes, Dewayne Lynch, Rodney Bishop, Scott Bryson, Steve Downey, Danny Bradley, Glenn Medley, Jeff Bruce, Howard Hall, Gregg Culbreth, Ray Huntsinger, Johnny Lawter, Roy Nicholson, Ronny Gosnell, Harold McCraw, Mike Solesbee, Ronnie Shipman, Kim Alverson, Beth Hyder, Debbie Watson, Field Culbreth, Ronny Bennett, Tim Rhyne, David McAlhany, Ray Holcombe, Mike Gregory, Duane Green, Frances Stewart, Marcia Yother, Steve Bagwell, David Human, Keith Hyder, Clarence Little, Daniel Isaac, Robert Hodge, Chris Hammett, Ted Smith, Stacey Fowler, Don Scaggs, Mike Bennett, Scott Bradley, Bo Cantrell, Brian Craig, Mike Pike, Ray Raines, Billy Hammett, Mike Birdno. Business Club Stephanie Whiteside, Cheryl Fowler, Grace McGraw, Rhonda Godfrey, Ramona Fisher, Jeri Cox. Gail Wooten. Mrs. Wingo. Beth Cantrell, Betty Skinner, Beth Hyder. Cindy Lane. Newspaper Staff Cheryl Rhinchart — Editor Tim Miller — Associate Editor David Morrow — Sports Editor Kim Clayton — Assistant Editor Wadette Sitton — Business Manager Anthony Bcason — Circulation Gigi Henderson — Assist. Photographer Floyd Haynes — Features Dept. Joy Laurens — News Editor Susans Burns — Features Dept. Ray Huntsinger — News Dept. Jeff Parks — News Dept. Libby Davis — Photographer Mr. Collins — Advisor FEATURES 33 1. Crowning of Miss Panorama 1978 Teresa Jean Newman. 2. Miss Congeniality — Ruth Ann Hodge. 4. Sylvia Underwood singing, “Spread a Little Love Around”. 5. Contestants await judges decisions with supressed excitement. 7. Cheryl Rhinehart singing, “Love Comes From Unexpected Places”. 34 Features Features 35 36 Features Features 37 1. What ya mean No Brakes! 2. Newspaper Staff Members: Gigi Henderson, Anthony Beason 4. Mrs. Williams giving beauty tips to Miss Panorama contestants. 7. Escapees From the Funny Farm. 38 Features 3. Features Staff of Newspaper — Susan Burns, Floyd Haynes, Joy Laurens 5. Senior Class Representatives — Ann Hammett, Donna Bishop, Leigh Anne Thacker, Cindy Lynch, Joyce Fowler, Cheryl Rhinchart. Pat Smith, Jody Wysc 6. Student Council Tresurer — Toni Hatton 8. Newspaper Photographer — Libby Davis 9. Vocational Students at Work! Features 39 1. Panther Band Rifle Corp. — Dewaync Lynch, Scott Bryson, Rodney Bishop. Vicki Morris. 2. Did you sec what 1 saw?!?! 4. What’s copy? 5. Panther Band marching with dignity. 6. Joanna Fagan singing “Don’t Stop’’. 7. The great Maharajah! 40 FEATURES 3. Whats Up Doc??? 8. Student Council President — Teresa Williams 9. Freshmen Class Representatives — Linda Evington, Sandra Jackson, Tracy Gray Features 41 1. Burning of the Liberty Devil! 2. Flag Corps: Shelia Camp, Teresa Smith, Cheryl Rhinehart, Pam Mathis, Rhonda Whiteside, Jane Drummond. Stephanie Whiteside, Gwen Whiteside 4. Panther Band marching in Homecoming parade. 5. Juniors parading for Homecoming. 8. Eastern Seaboard Band preparing for Junior-Senior. 42 Featurcs 3. Drama Club’s float in Homecoming parade. 6. Panther Band Officers: Left to Right: Pam Mathis, Cheryl Rhinchart, Kenny McDowell, Arnie Blackwell, Howard Gray, Leigh Pridmorc, Marjorie Schrachta, Jody Rhyne, Carroll Hannon, Farrell Condry, Lamont Whiteside, Jimmy Brown, Vickie Morris 7. I don’t like ladders!! 9. Student Council float in Homecoming parade. 10. The salute of greatness!! Features 43 1. Annual Staff busy at work. 4. Dracula is Alive!!! 5. Sophomore Representatives: Rodney Bishop, Scott Johnson, Anna Mathis, Sherry Grey, Lynn Wilkerson, Myra Wingo, Tammy Babb, Vickie Morris, Teresa Smith 8. 1976-77 Homecoming Queen Carmen McEntire 9. Dancing queens at Homecoming. 44 FEATURES 2. Miss Panorama Judges. 3. Some days are better than others. 6. Spaced out Thanksgiving. 7. Homecoming Theme: Land of Make Believe. 10. Too much lemon in the tea! FEATURES 45 3. Newspaper Staff Members: Wadette Sitton, Kim Clayton, David Morrow 4. Cindy Lynch bringing up a very important point in a Student Council meeting. 7. Gwen, “Peaches grow in the moonlight!?” 8. You might live for one more month! 10. It is bad manners to point! FEATURES 47 48 FEATURES 1. Jccpcrs Robin, Mr. Miller has been kidnapped! 2. Mother bear said, “Someone has been eating my porridge! 3. Chapman High School students relax between classes. 4. Jody, If you will stop swinging from the lights, we will continue with our meeting. 5. AH! We finally saw the light. 6. Peep! Peep! Take me to your leader. 7. Miss Panorama contestants?! 8. How much more? My girdle is killing me! FEATURES 49 1. Student Council Officers — Toni Hatton, Treasurer; Luann Malone, Secretary; Joyce Fowler, Corr. Secretary; Teresa Williams, President; David Morrow, Vice-President. 2. Vocational Students at work. 5. Editor Associate Ed. of Newspaper — Cheryl Rhinchart Tim Miller. 6. Couples enjoying Junior Senior. 9. Jr. Class Representatives — Sarah Golightly, Stephanie Whiteside, Inez Lyles, Sylvia Underwood. Mike Spakes, Candy Henson, Jill Bagwell, Penny Stephens. 50 FEATURES Sports 51 Once again the keen sleuth slinks unnoticed along the halls of Chapman High. As he passes the door to the gym, he notices a very loud noise. Hmm, noisy gymnasium, highly suspicious.” As he pecks into the crowded auditorium, he witnesses a bizarre ritual. Girls wearing short skirts and tennis shoes arc screaming and shaking fluffy orange, white, and blue objects. The panther notices some of his new friends sitting in the stands yelling and clapping their hands. Then he sees a group of tough, some what anxious looking young men with numbers painted on their shirts. “I say, this is curious.” the panther exclaims. “I think I'll interrogate one of those lovely, young ladies. “His curiosity over powers his usually cautious nature. “What are those stringy orange, white, and blue things’ young lady?” “They’re pom-poms,” she replies. “P-O-M-P-O- M-S, yea pom-poms!” “My word! What may I ask is taking place here?” 52 SPORTS SPORTS 53 “We’re having a pep rally. Give me a “P”, give me an “E”, give me a “P” .. . yea, pep rally!” When the panther recovers his hearing, he ventures once more to get the needed information. “For what reason are you having this ... er pep rally?” “Why, because tonight we’re having an important game. Beat those Bulldogs, beat those Bulldogs Go panthers!” The panther, deafened, though not entirely unimpressed by her enthusiasm, staggers from the gym. “1 certainly didn’t uncover any valuable clues, he admits with a defeated gesture. “At least I’ve discovered that sports seem to be an important part of this plot. We have witnessed another brilliant deduction by our valiant undercover agent. What startling observation will he make next? Wait until our next episode when we will hear that galant genius say, “Where is room 24-A?” Panthers Survive Coaches, left to right Head Coach — Ronnie Wilson Asst. Coaches — Billy Ellis Coy Gibson Don Denton Richard Rollen Bill Metcalf Bottom row, left to right 33 — Jimmy Deese 22 — Robin McFalls 66 — Terry Smith 23 — Mike Bruce 62 — Ricky Moon 30 — David Teague Middle row, left to right 12 — Barry McGraw 52 — Marty Babb 40 — Randy Settle 64 — Nathan Loftis 76 — Timmy Williams 82 — Ronald Benson 20 — Phillip Roper Top row, left to right 53 — Mike Bennett 84 — Scott Mosley 70 — Chris Cothran 11 — Dwight Brownlee 42 — Jay Keadle 50 — Marion Drummond 54 SPORTS A Hard Season Bottom row, left to right 40 — Buddy Norton 43 — Chris Hammett 22 — Donny Foster 23 — Ray Burgess 20 — Terry Ford 14 — Neil Bradley 30 — Grayson Rayburn 32 — Tommy Emory 10 — Scott Price Second row, left to right 12 — Paul Young 31 — Terry Hines 80 — A1 Staggs 83 — Tim Padgett 33 — Gregg Staggs 42 — Ricky Deese 16 — Mike McGraw 21 — Rodney Settle 41 — Todd Henderson 84 — Mike Pike 85 — Keith Hyder Third row left to right 50 — Edward Hammett 73 — Derwin Turner 52 — Freddie Glover 72 — Dewayne Copeland 75 — Chris Gaston 51 — Matt Tony 64 — Terry Brannon 74 — Ronny Bennett 82 — Ronald Copeland 76 — Tim Kirkland 62 — Steve Roper SPORTS 55 56 SPORTS Varsity Squad Keeps Panther Fans Fired Up la?Lfi Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Keep Spirits High Varsity Cheerleaders Bottom row (left to right): Janet Birdno, Ann Hammett, Susan Morrow, Inez Lyles, Renae Pegram. Second row: Pam White, Lynn Anderson, Linda Maybry. Top: Penny Stephens. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (left to right): Selena Spivey, Barbara Holcombe, Libby Wilkins, Carmen McEntirc, Lynn Wilkerson Chapman is proud of its hard working cheerleading squads. These girls survive everything from gruelling camp training to those bitterly cold winter nights. It is often a discouraging job and requires an endless supply of dedication and school spirit. We think our cheerleaders are the best around. Sports 57 VARSITY BOYS Bottom Row; Marvin Fuller. Rick Workman, Stan Dawkins, Mike Bruce. Ronald Benson, Curtis Plumlcy, Top Row; Brian Thorne, Darrell Small, Jerry Gosncll, Bernard Penson, Scott Mosley, Marion Drummond, Bobby Caldwell VARSITY GIRLS BOTTOM: Denise Underwood. Diane Oglesby. Cathy Lawter, 2nd Row; Shelley Matthews, Marcia Yothcr, Gloria Wilson. Teresa Smith Top Row- Rhonda Whiteside. Gwen White iriq, ianr DmmmnnH anHra T'oates, Joanne Oglesby Varsity Boys And Girls Dribble 60 SPORTS Their Way To A Winning Season SPORTS 61 Junior Varsity Shoots For A Winning Season! J.V. BOYS Bottom Row, left to right; Scott Johnson, Terry Copeland, Chris Hammett, Roosevelt Copeland, Donnie Foster, Ray Huntsingcr. Top Row: Mark Griffin, Al Staggs, Barry Humphries, Scott Fowler, James Tinsley, Allen Parks, Terry Hines. A previously strong freshman team developed into an even stronger J.V. team. This is obvious to the spectators who have followed this team since last season. The J.V’s have fought their way through a successful season. Chapman is proud of its Junior Varsity squad and we’re looking forward to a superior varsity team in 1979. 62 Sports Freshmen Boys Uphold Chapman’s Winning History Chapman High is proud of this year’s freshman team. The young Panthers worked to preserve Chapman’s history of outstanding basketball teams, and succeeded. They performed as true Panthers and should be important additions to future Chapman teams. FRESHMEN BOYS Bottom Row, Left to right. Ricky Deese, Field Culbreth, Ranee Henry, Mike Pike, Mackey McMillain, Top Row, Left to right. Mike Sitton, Terry Brannon. Lee Henderson, Ronald Copeland, Jerry Glover, Ricky Moon. COACH COY GIBSON SPORTS 63 Winning Is What Counts With The Freshman Girls FRESHMFN G1RI S left to rtght. Shirley Fernanders. Debra Jean Hall, Ruba Gramling, Lisa Rogers, Patscy Benfield. Robin Johnson. Rosemary Matthews, Kathy Hembree. Carron Smith COACH: Coy Gibson 04 SPORTS Freshman Cheerleaders Stand Behind Their Teams! FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: left to right: Krista Jones, Sheila Bishop. Cindy Plumlcy. Middle: Captain Jerri Lynn Thacker. Bottom: Wendy Hatton. SPORTS 65 Baseball Makes A Big Hit In “77” BASEBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Randy Drake, Rick Workman, Dwight Brownlee, Marion Drummond, Mike Bruce, Coach Tommy Pack. Middle row, left to right, Keith Maxwell, Jeff Cogdill, Terry Henderson, Bart Owens. Roger Price. Bottom Row, left to right: Jerry Hipp, Rory Gilbert, Chris Cogdill, Tommy Emory, and Gregg Staggs. 68 Sports Track Hurdles Through Season TRACK Top row, left to right: Coaches Tim Wright and Billy Ellis, Lesley Kimmons, Ricky Moon, Joey McMillian, Jerry Raines, Mike Bennett, David Morrow, Charles McClain, Scott Mosley. Bottom row, left to right: Thomas Smith, Bobby Fuller, Randy Settle. Jimmy Deese, Nathan Loftis, Dwayne Lynch. Jeff Smith, Jay Kcadlc. Edward Hammett, Billy Bishop, Not shown Rodney Bishop. Sports 69 Volleyball Team Bounces Into New Season Chapman is becoming increasingly aware of it’s volleyball team. The girls go through grueling practice sessions and gain, not only experience, but a lasting friendship that bonds them together as a team. Fans are looking forward to next season when we will be able to see the Pantherettes in action once again. Bottom row (Irftjn right)- Strnn Burns, Cathy Lawter Dianc OglcsbvvSecond row: Tammy KOlfins, PatsyBenfield, Robin Johnson, Carron Smith, Robbie Gaines. Third row: Coach Marion Brewer, Marcia Yother, Shelley Matthews, Sandra Coates, Sandra Burns, Gloria Wilson. Rosemary Matthews and Joelle Hicbacq. 70 Sports U suods 1. Randy Drake — Pitcher 2. Marty Babb — Center 3. Cathy Lawter — Forward 4. Ricky Moon — Line Backer Senior J 72 SPORTS SPORTS 73 Stars 1. Terry Smith — Guard 2. Ronald Foster — Offensive End 3. Jerry Gosnell — Center 4. Jay Keadle — Flanker 5. Jerry Hipp — Center Field 74 WINNING REMAINS A TRADITION AT CHAPMAN GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman Chapman 7: in 6! Chapman 34 Boiling Springs 44 Boiling Springs 49 Greer 54 Greer 44 Westminster 57 Chesnee 57 Wren cndleton Woodruff Chapman 37 I iberty Chapman 69 Blue Ridge Chapman Chapman Chapman Westminster hesnee “cndleton Woodruff Blue Ridge Hliibcrty TOURNAMENT GAM ■ ; 47 Blue Ridge 61 Wesdhinster 49 ifenjneton 60 Crescent 48 Ware Shoals BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Chapman 53 Boiling Springs 35 Chapman 46 Boiling Springs 56 Chapman 64 Greer 69 Chapman 72 Spartanburg Day 46 Chapman 59 Greer 56 Chapman 61 Chesnee 64 Chapman 41 Greer 53 Chapman 78 Westminister 35 Chapman 66 Chesnee 71 Chapman 45 Wren 51 ► ■ Chapman 73 Pendleton 46 Chapman 44 Woodruff 46 Chapman 84 Liberty 28 Chapman 74 Blue Ridge 56 Chapman 56 Chesnee 54 Chapman 58 Pendleton 56 Chapman 49 Woodruff 62 Chapman 63 Wren 74 Chapman 85 Blue Ridge 56 Chaphrtan 52 Liberty_ 43 TOURNAMENT GAMES - Chapmap;C 4 Blue Ridge 45 Chapman 61 Wren 75 75 SPORTS Panthers Keep Alive! 76 SPORTS CLASSES 77 The sounds of teachers lecturing, chalk squeaking over blackboards and typewriters rapidly clicking, filter through the halls of Chapman. As we peak into one room, we see the devious detective, obviously struggling to copy an abundance of notes. The bell rings, and the panther mops his brow. “At last,” he sighs. “Now, what is this class meeting that everyone is talking about? I will attend and perhaps obtain a clue to the solution of this tangled affair.” He finds his way to the gymnasium and sets himself just in time to see a student student rise and call the meeting to order. “Very good!” he says approvingly, “Political experience at an early age is extremely wise. Hmm, the signs say Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors.” After relating this bit of information to his boss over the mini walkie-talkie, he muses, “What can it mean. Chief?” 78 Class Class 79 “Those are the classes in a high school, you bumbling incompetent!” the chief roars. “Why Chief, if I didn’t know better, I would say you were becoming as adept in the art of deduction as I am.” The panther replies. “Over and out.” The Chief dismisses him with a snort. “Oh my, if 1 don’ hurry I’ll be tardy for my next class. Hmm Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, eh? Well, if those are all the classes here at Chapman where do you go when you complete the senior class? Perhaps.” he wonders with a sudden understanding, “perhaps they go back and start all over again. We are once more awed by the brilliance of this mastermind. Nevertheless, we become increasingly aware that this case has kept our hero baffled longer than any before it. Will he ever solve it? The answer lies in the immediate future. Freshmen Class Officers Step Into Line At C.H.S. President — Wendy Hatton V. President — Jerri Lynn Thacker Secretary — Sheila White Treasurer — Cindy Babb Reporter Historian — Krista Jones 80 Freshmcn Homeroom Officers Get Involved In Freshman Activities Freshmen 81 We’ve Only Just Begun . . . James Abernathy Terri Abernathy Kenneth Alexander Kathy Allen Denise Anderson Gwen Anderson Gina Andrews Teresa Atkins Cindy Babb Hugh Bain Mary Ellen Barnette Sherry Barton Billy Belcher Kevin Belcher Kerry Belue Terri Benedict Patscy Bcnficld Ronnie Bennettc Sheila Bishop Glenn Blackwell Judy Blackwell Keith Blackwell Reggie Boggs Mike Brackett Ronnie Brackett Scott Bradley Terry Brannon Allen Brian 82 FRESHMEN With That Chapman Spirit! Jennie Mac Brian Robin Bridges Todd Brooks Barry Burgess Kim Burnett Susan Bush Sandra Caldwell Patty Calvert Sheila Camp Drew Campbell Doris Cantrell Robin Cantrell Billie Jo Carpenter Michael Carson Jervis Clayton Norma Clayton Sherry Clayton Tim Clayton Nancy Coates Sherry Coates Sherry Coggins Tammy Condrey Donald Copeland Terry Copeland Mark Crawley Field Culbrcth Tim Darner Priscilla Davenport FRESH MEN 83 We Got That Spirit! Gail Davis Jamie Davis Kenneth Davis Mary Davis Angela Dawkins Rickey Deese Ben Dobbins Nancy Downey Dana Edwards Pat Eubanks Linda Evington David Fant Janet Farmer Shirley Fernanders Chris Fleming Gloria Forrestor Denise Foster Kathy Fowler Mark Fowler Mitch Fowler Ruby Fowler Carol Freeman Judith Freeman Cindy Frye Robbie Gaines Vinson Gaston Robert Gilbert Jerry Glover 84 FRESHMEN Yea Man! Ronnie Gosnell Rita Gowan Ben Gramling Ruba Gramling Mike Gray Renee Gray Tracy Gray Duane Green Li I lard Green Marion Green Mike Gregory Kurt Gruber Debra Hall Howard Hall Billy Hammett Cheryle Hammett Dee Dec Hammett Randy Hammett Sonya Hardy- Donna Harris Eddie Mae Harris David Hart Jcnsca Haslctte Wendy Hatton Wanda Hefner Cathy Hembree Marty Hembree Lee Henderson FRESHMEN 85 Smile Todd Henderson Ranee Henry Michael Henson Tina Henson Gerald High Mitchell Hines Robert Hodge Ray Holcombe Tim Hollificld Bennie Hood Sheila Hopper Dwayne Howard Teresa Huckaby Joey Humphries Kim Hunnicutt Sheila Huntsinger Brenda Hurst Keith Hyder Daniel Issacs James Jackson Lyncttc Jackson Roger Jackson Sandra Jackson Steve Jackson Patricia James Susan Jenkins Robin Johnson Michael Jolley 86 FRESHMEN You’re On Chapman Camara! Krista Jones Patricia Jones Randy Cagle George Kelley Joe Kelley Linda Kilpatrick Brenda Kirby Tim Kirkland Ray Krunich Priscilla Land Terri Langston Linda Lawter Charlie Lewis Karen Lister Clarence Little Kevin Loftis Marcy London Sabrina Mackey Peggy Mahaffey Matilda Martin Francis Mason Denise Mast Donna Mathis Rosemary Matthews Melissa Maupin Kim Maxwell Melody McAbce David MeAlhany FRESH MEN 87 Our Day Will Come Harold McCraw Carmen McEntirc Darlene McEntirc Mike MeGraw Sandra McKcnncy Annette McMillan Mackey McMillan Bruce Melton Randy Melton Sherry Melton Frankie Miller Kathy Miller Michael Miller Sonya Mobley Barbara Moore Barry Moore Michael Moore Patty Moore Ralph Moore Sheila Moore Kabrcy Nesbitt Pam Nesbitt Jim Newman Kelvin Newman Joey Nichols David Nodinc Pat Oliver Ginger Owens 88 FRESHMEN Seniors?? Chcrylc Pack Mike Pack Duane Page Allen Parks Jimmy Parrish Bernard Penson Mary Ann Petty Mike Pike Michael Pilgrim Willie Pilgrim Leonard Pitts Cindy Plumlcy Randy Price Scott Price Rhonda Pruitt Rondell Pruitt Tim Rhyne Carolyn Riddle Gary Ritchie Lisa Rogers Tammy Rollins Larry Rookard Steve Roper Lewis Rosman Christine Scruggs Rodney Settles Ronnie Shipman Mike Sitton FRESHMEN 89 Carron Smith Diane Smith Lori Smith Perry Smith Randy Smith Teddy Smith Mike Solesbcc Randy Solesbcc Donna Spicer Christi Splawn Ronnie Stadalsky AI Staggs Howard Staggs Anita Stamback Pam Taylor Jerri Lynn Thacker Wanda Thomas Wanda Thomas Gary Thompson Rita Thompson Brian Thorne Robert Tinsley Matt Toney Becky Tripp Derwin Turner Dobey Turner Miller Turner Qullie Vassey 90 FRESH MEN Pauline Vernon Tommy Wallace Joy Weaver Edic Whitaker And then Papa Bear said . Sheila White Zina White Scott Wilds Larry Wilson Rhonda Wilson Scott Wilson Betty Wood Edgar Woodfin FRESHMEN 91 Freshmen, Look Alive! 92 Frcshmcn Sophomore Class Officers 1. President — Tammy Babb 2. V. President — Donna Orr 3. Secretary — Linda Maybry 4. Treasurer Rhonda Hardin 5. Reporter Historian — Myra Wingo 6. Sophomore Class Leaders 4 Soph. 93 Sophomore Homeroom Officers 1. Presidents: Bottom row — Susan Splawn, Gwen Whiteside, Dwayne Lynch. Toni Hatton. Top Row — Tammy Babb, Ray Burgess, Scott Fowler. Donna Orr. 2. V. Presidents: Bottom row — Jane Drummond. Selena Spivey, Rhonda Hardin, Pam White. Top row — Linda Maybry, Myra Wingo, Dwayne Copeland. Absent — Jeff Miller 3. “Whenever I see your smiling face” 4. Treasurers: Bottom row Geoffrey Stephens, Sherry Gray. I.isa Westmoreland, Top row — Debbie Stephens, Scott Johnson, Marlene Emory. Darryl Clayton. Steve Bagwell. 5. Secretaries: Left to right Randall Hoover, Julia Lance, Robin Phillips, Cindy Duncan, Dan Spakes, Libby Wilkins, Jcannic Wolfe, Glenn Medley. o 94 SOPHOMORE Sophomores — Class Of ’80 JOE ABERNATHY RITA ALLEN KAYE ALVERSON TONY ANDREWS CHARLES ATKINS TAMMY BABB STEVE BAGWELL JOY BANNISTER CHARLENE BELCHER WAYNE BELUE CYNTHIA BENSON MIKE BIRDNO RODNEY BISHOP RAY BLACKWELL KENNETH BRADBERRY DANNY BRADLEY NEAL BRADLEY RANDY BRADY DALE BRIAN TAMMY BRIAN SOPH 95 RANDY BROWN JEFF BRUCE LARRY BURGESS RAY BURGESS ANGELA BURNS JULIE BURNS LESTER BUSH BO CANTRELL PAM CANTRELL ANGELA CARTEE JACKIE CHAPMAN BOBBY CHRISTOPHER ANDREA CLARK DARRYL CLAYTON SONYA COGGINS FREIDA COLEY JOY COMPTON FARREL CONDREY DANNY COOPER TAMMY COOPER 96 SOPH. ati DWAYNE COPELAND ROOSEVELT COPELAND SHARON COPELAND JEFF COTHRAN BRUCE CRAIG GREG CULBRETH ROBERT DANIEL KAREN DAVIS STAN DAWKINS PATSY DOWNEY JANE DRUMMOND MARION DRUMMOND CINDI DUNCAN SUSAN DUNCAN SHARON EASLER DEBBIE EDWARDS EDDIE EDWARDS MARLENE EMORY TOMMY EMORY PATRICIA EZELL SOPH 97 TERRY FORD DONNIE FOSTER SCOTT FOWLER SABRINA FRYE PAM FULLENWINDER CHRIS GASTON LYNN GEMME BENNY GODFREY SHERRY GRAY MARK GRIFFIN JUDY HALL BILLY HAMMETT CHRIS HAMMETT EDWARD HAMMETT TOMMY HAMMETT CARROLL HANNON RHONDA HARDIN TONI HATTON DEBBIE HAWKINS RONNIE HENDERSON 98 SOPH. TINA HIGH TERRY HINES BARBARA HOLCOMBE BEVERLY HOLCOMBE DARLENE HOLLIFIELD THOMAS HOOVER DEBRA HOPPER KAREN HOWARD DIANE HUMAN BARRY HUMPHRIES RAY HUNTSINGER HENRY HURST HERMAN JACKSON BETTY KAY JAMES DEBBIE JARRELL BRETT JOHNSON CAREY JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON JENNIE JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON SOPH. 99 SCOTT JOHNSON TODD KELLER JULIA LANCE MARY LARGE TAMMY LISTER GARY LOFTIS DWAYNE LYNCH JAMES MCABEE FANNIE MAE MCCLAIN LINDA MABRY JANE MAHAFFEY LISA MASSEY ANNA MATHIS GLENN MEDLEY JEFF MILLER WILLIAM MISCO IOO SOPH TERESA MOODY BRENDA MOORE VICKI MORRIS CHARLOTTE MULLINS TERESA NEWMAN ROY NICHOLSON BUDDY NORTON DONNA ORR TIM PADGETT JEFF PARKS ROBIN PHILLIPS SHELIA PHILLIPS SOPH. IOI BILLY PRICE GRAYSON RABURN RAY RAINES JEFF REYNOLDS KAREN RHYMER MICHAEL ROBERTSON PHILLIP ROBINSON GLENDA ROGERS CHERYL ROSMAN LAURIE ROSS TINA SEAY KATHY SHIPMAN KENNY SHIPMAN TERRY SHOCKLEY RANDY SMALL RICKY SMITH TERESA SMITH DAN SPARES SELENA SPIVEY SUSAN SPLAWN 102 SOPH DARYL STAGGS GREG STAGGS MIRANDA STAGGS MICHAEL STATON DEBBIE STEPHENS GEOFFREY STEPHENS LAURA STEVENSON RANDY STEWART PAUL STRANGE BRUCE SUDDETH CYNTHIA TERRY EARL TERRY WAYNE TERRY ANN THOMPSON JAMES TINSLEY TERRY TURNER DENISE UNDERWOOD MIKE WALDROP MARTIN WALKER RITA WATSON SOPH. 103 USA WESTMORELAND PAM WHITE GWEN WHITESIDE LYNN WILKERSON LIBBY WILKINS GLADYS WILLIAMS MYRA WINGO JEANNIE WOLFE BRAD WRIGHT JANET YARBOROUGH PAUL YOUNG 104 SOPH. SOPH. CLASS 105 Sophomores In Action Junior Class Officers Work To Reach High Goals 1. President — Penny Stephens 2. Vice-President — Sylvia Underwood 3. Treasurer — David Morrow 4. Reporter-Historian — Billy Bishop Not pictured: Secretary — Johanna Fagan 108 C LASSES JUNIORS: WOW! Teresa Allen David Allison Kim Alvcrson Lynn Anderson Jill Bagwell Joey Belue Mike Bennett Billy Bishop Tena Bishop Eugene Black Arnic Blackwell Kathy Brackett Janice Bradley Jimmy Brown Dwight Brownlee Mike Bruce Lisa Burns Sandra Bums Sherman Bums Mike Burrell Bobby Caldwell Teresa Cantrell Lloyd Carson Susan Carson 110 JR. CLASS JUNIORS FACE LIFE WITH ENTHUSIASM Ellen Chapman James Christie Martha Clark Kim Clayton Vicki Clayton Sandra Coates Donnie Collins Kathy Cooper JUNIORS GOIN’ STRONG Tony Copeland Chris Cothran Brian Craig Karen Davis Janice Downey Steve Downey Denise Emory Wanda Emory Rosa Evins Dickie Ezell Johanna Fagan Chuck Fain 112 JR. CLASS LOOKING TO OUR FUTURE Mahalia Fielder Andy Fowler Donna Fowler John Fowler Stacey Fowler Joe Fullcnwindcr Bobby Fuller Freddie Fuller Marvin Fuller Alvin Gilbert Rory Gilbert Robert Goforth Sarah Golightly Patricia Greene Ruth Greene Louise Griffin Pam Hall Ralph Hall Mickey Harless Floyd Haynes Gigi Henderson Terry Henderson Candy Henson Penny Henson JR. CLASS 113 DOING IT OUR WAY! Joellc Hicbacq Ruth Ann Hodge Lisa Howell Sandra Human Beth Hyder Mark Inman Robbie Jackson Joyce Johnson Kelly Johnson Randy Johnson Marion Jones Jay Keadle Julie Keadle Debbie Keller Steve Kirby Wayne Lawson Johnny Lawtcr Audrie Lewis Lynn Little June Lockhart Angie Loftis Nathan Loftis Inez Lyles Sherry Lyles 114 JR. CLASS JUNIORS LIVING AND LEARNING A � I 3 Roland McAbee Cathy Mabry Larry Mabry Luann Malone Beth Martin Shelley Matthews Glenda Melton Sherry Mitchem Phil Morgan JUNIORS: SURVIVING TOGETHER Scott Mosley Debra Nesbitt Teresa Newman Judy Nicholson Wayne Nicholson Bart Owens Doris Parks Randy Parrish Renac Pegram Debra Perkins Kathy Pierce Curtis Plumley 116 JR CLASS Teresa Pray tor Michael Prince Jody Pyc Jerry Raines Gregg Sams Marva Sanders Randy Settle Wadcttc Sitton Don Skaggs Betty Skinner Alberta Smith Calvin Smith Denise Smith Thomas Smith Mike Spakcs Jackie Staggs Penny Stephens Allen Stevenson Frances Stewart Tim Suddcth Lena Sumner Davy Teague Gary Teague Norma Thomas JR. CLASS 117 JUNIOR CLASS CAPTURES “MOST SPIRITED” TITLE IN PEP RALLIES Eddie Thompson Pam Toney Sylvia Underwood Chris Waters Debbie Watson Arthur Whiteside Rhonda Whiteside Stephanie Whiteside Timmy Williams Charlene Wilson Gloria Wilson Raymond Wood 118 JR. CLASS JR. CLASS ! 19 Juniors Caught In The Act 120 Classcs Senior Class Officers Sec. — Donna Bishop Vice Pres. — Ann Hammett Seniors 121 SENIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS PRESIDENT; Cheryl Rhinchart, Cheryl Fowler, Rick Howard, Ann Hammett. Pam Mathis VICE-PRESIDENTS; Ronald Foster. Donna Bishop, Wally Fowler, Cathy Lawter SECRETARIES — Leigh Anne Thacker, Susan Burns, Marty Babb, Fran Schocklcy, Janet Birdno TREASURERS Marjorie Schrachta, Jerry Gosnell, Jeri Cox, Ricky Moon, Randy Drake REPORTER — HISTORIANS; Chris Cogdill, Darrell Cooper, Blaine Bodie, Leigh Pridmore 122 SENIORS SENIOR HISTORY We came eager lo learn about life and ourselves; unaware of the challenges before us. As Freshmen, we began the journey towards our ultimate goal in life. To guide us along, leaders of various activities were chosen. Class officers: President — Becky Holtzbaucr; Vice- President — Cindy Lynch; Secretary — Teresa Williams; Treasurer — Toni Bryson; Reporter — Donna Bishop. Representatives on the Student Council: Karen Hardy, Ann Hammett, Cindy Lynch, Donna Bishop, Cathy Lawter, and JoAnn Gary. Class Beauties: Teresa Williams and JoAnn Staggs. Cheerleaders: Toni Bryson, Pam Barnette, Savator Tinsley, Pam Burch, and JoAnn Gary. Our football team included: Ray White, Tony Copeland, Ronald Benson, Ronald Foster, Eddie Jones, Marty Babb, Terry Smith, Clyde Loftis, Michael Atkins, Ralph Hall, Bernard Penson, Ricky Moon, Steve Sitton, Jimmy Riley. Barry McGraw, Ricky Teague, Steve Stewart, Keith Abernathy, Byron Barnwell, Jerry Gosncll, Ricky Green, Gerald Hopkins, Joe Hawthorne, Marvin McDowell, Chuck McGraw, and Daryl Small. Our girls basketball team consisted of: Kathy Barton, Cheryl Rhinchart, Gay Maxwell, Susan Burns, Christiana Nesbitt, Cathy Lawter, Lauren Goley, Ann Hammett, and Joy Laurens. Our boys basketball team consisted of: Teddy Evans, Bernard Penson, Ronald Benson, Van Wilson, Chris Cogdill, Byron Barnwell, Daryl Small, Gerald Hopkins, Jerry Gosnell, and Ricky Moon. In the Band were: Barbara Davis, Howard Gray, Kitty Krause, Cindy Lynch, Marvin McDowell. Kenny McDowell, Roger McKenzie. Tim Miller, Leigh Pridmorc, Jody Rhyne, Margie Schrachta. and Cindy Smith. Toni Bryson and JoAnn Staggs were both Homecoming contestants that year. Pam Burch was a contestant in Miss Panorama Our Sophomore year we came back with more experience and determination to get things done. Our class officers were: President — Cindy Lynch; Vice-President — Teresa Williams; Secretary — Donna Bishop; Treasurer — Ann Hammett; Reporter — Pam Burch. The Sophomore Class was represented on the Student Council by: Ann Hammett, Teresa Williams, Gay Maxwell, Donna Bishop, JoAnn Gary, and Cindy Lynch. Our class beauties were: Donna Bishop and JoAnn Gary. During our Sophomore year we were allowed to participate for the first time on the newspaper and annual staffs. On the newspaper staff were: Cheryl Rhinehart, Chuck McGraw, Lora West. Angelle Durrah, Libby Davis, Tami Smith, Tim Miller, Jimmy Riley, and Ronald Foster. Pam Barnette and Pam Mathis were both on the annual staff. Pam Burch and JoAnn Staggs were sponsored for Homecoming Queen. The members of the band were: Barbara Davis, Cindy Lynch, Cindy Smith, Margie Schrachta, Kitty Krause, Howard Gray, and Roger McKenzie. On the Junior- Varsity football team were: Eddie Jones, Terry Smith. Ricky Moon, Jay Keadlc, Ronald Foster, Marvin McDowell, Daryl Small, Keith Abernathy, Ricky Green, Gerald Hopkins, Ronald Benson. Barry McGraw, Ricky Teague, and Marty Babb. Sophomores on the girl's varsity basketball team were: Kathy Barton, Susan Burns, Cathy Lawter, and Diane Oglesby. On the boy’s junior-varsity basketball team were: Chris Cogdill, Ronald Benson. Van Wilson, Teddy Evans, Gerald Hopkins. Leslie Kimmons, Ronald Foster, Jerry Gosnell, Daryl Small, Bernard Penson, and Marvin McDowell. Byron Barnwell was on the boy’s varsity basketball team. Ann Hammett and Lauren Goley participated on the girl’s track team. On the volleyball team were: Joyce Fowler, Glennett Johnson, and Diane Oglesby. Our cheerleaders were: Ann Hammett, Pam Barnette, Savator Tinsley, Lauren Goley, and Toni Bryson. On the varsity squad were: Pam Burch and JoAnn Gary. As Our Junior year came upon us we had to learn to face greater responsibilities. We worked together in planning the Junior-Senior among other things. We began to take a stand and voice our opinions on various school matters. Our class officers were: President — Teresa Williams; Vice-President — Cindy Lynch; Secretary — Lora West; Treasurer — Donna Bishop; Reporter — Jody Wyse. On the Student Council, Ann Hammett was Vice-President. Our representatives were: Cindy Lynch, Donna Bishop, Leigh Anne Thacker, Teresa Williams, Joyce Fowler, and Jody Wyse. Ann Hammett and Saundra Turner were Class Beauties during our Junior year. Cathy Forrestor was the only Junior to participate in Miss Panorama. The Homecoming contestants were: Toni Bryson, Cindy Lynch, Teresa Norton, and Teresa Williams. Pam Mathis, Pam Barnette, Sue Johnson, and Leigh Anne Thacker worked on the Annual Staff, while Cheryl Rhinehart, Tim Miller, Libby Davis, Angelle Durrah, and Donna Bishop worked on the Newspaper Staff. Juniors in the Band were: Howard Gray, Jody Rhyne, Margie Schrachta, Cindy Smith, Barbara Davis, Roger McKenzie, Cheryl Rhinchart, Cindy Lynch, Pam Mathis, and Teresa Norton. The Furman Scholars that year were: Joyce Fowler, Pat Smith, Cindy Lynch, and Jimmy Riley. In sports, the football team consisted of: Barry McGraw, Jay Keadle. Ronald Benson, Jimmy Deese, Marly Babb. Jerry Gosnell, Todd Gibbs, Ronald Foster, Terry Smith, and Ricky Moon. On the boys basketball team were: Jerry Gosncll, Teddy Evans, and Ronald Benson. On the Girls basketball team were: Cathy Lawter. Diane Oglesby, Glcnnette Johnson. Diane Oglesby, participated on the volleyball team. On the baseball field you could find Jerry Hipp, Chris Cogdill, Randy Drake. Our teams were cheered on by Ann Hammett and Savator Tinsley. The Class of 1978 has reached its destination. After working for twelve long years, we arc finally Seniors. We shall always cherish our memories of days gone by, yet we look forward to the challenges before us. The officers of the Class of 1978 arc: President Joy Laurens; Vice President — Ann Hammett; Secretary — Donna Bishop; Treasurer — Cheryl Rhinehart; Reporter — Pam Barnett. On the Student Council, Teresa Williams is President and the representatives are: Donna Bishop, Ann Hammett, Cheryl Rhinehart, Cindy Lynch, Leigh Ann Thacker, Joy Laurens, Pat Smith, and Jody Wyse. Senior Class beauties are: Lora West and Wanda Brown. Seniors working on the Joe Seay and Leigh Anne Thacker. Tim Miller. Cheryl Laurens arc all working hard on the newspaper this year. Jody Rhyne, hart, Roger McKenzie, Pam Mathis are members of the band. Ann Iso a Homecoming Contestant. Cheryl Rhinehart was a contestant in iw. Ricky Moon, Terry Smith, Jimmy Deese. Marty Babb and Ronald tt. Ronald Benson, Jerry Gosnell, Ronald Foster, Bernard Penson and Tathy Lawter played on the volleyball team. On the baseball field were: few people who gave of their talent and time. Rhinehart, Libby Howard Gray, Mi Hammett was c Miss Tanorama Foster. Cheering Cathy Lawter wc ' Randy Drake, C SENIORS 123 ROY KEITH ABERNATHY Destruction Co Woodruffs Haunted House . Miller’s Drag Strip (burn off) Homecoming Dance . Zoom who in the eight ball office? . Joe's Pool Hall Did you. Darrell? ... '67 Camaro . . . The Beach . . Cathy. DAVID FRANKLIN AENCHBACHER Class of '78 . . I can't pass my English . . 5th period — Happy Hour PECK . 7 2 77 Swofford . . “Life is a picture. paint it well . Goodbye CHS. KATHY ANN ALLEN KELLY LYNN ANDREWS KLA-n-RKW 4-cvcr KAW July '78 W-E-L-L! . . Taner Hey there Buffalo Dcber, you sick again? . .. Where’s my Kenny? . . . Honeymoon Flip, the bus wrecker . . . VHS Bus. Blah! Kelly loves Kenny Goodbye CHS! LOU ANN ATKINS Class of '78 lunchtime Is Donna here? . . . Susan, have you written your papers? . . . Clcmson . . Pam, where is our “good friend? . Adv. Composition . Beach '78 ... Graduation. MICHEAL EDDY ATKINS Rabbit and Whiskey Man . Freshman Football . . Suspended again . . Concert Kid . Skipping at the Mill . . . MA and JJ forever . . . Unholy Trio, . Homecoming '76 '77 ... Class of '78 ... Shall we never completely disband. MARVIN GRADY BABB Marty Babb and Jody Keadle ... “52“ . . Chapin Painters all the way .. . Nov. 21, 1975 ... Dec. 6, 1958 JDK MGB Jody Denise Keadle No. 1 . . . McNeil alias Don Juan . . . Moon, what was that call for? DAVID BALLENGER. JR. Class of '78 ... Chris, let’s go swimming . It’s gold Jethro . Miller Hardee’s Hangout BB + G ... “Nut’s Supermarket . . . USCS . Beach 77 78 . Whipped Hipp, Tim . . NuNu . .. LOTHR Fired up Moon’s Green Hornet . . . Later. LINDA DIANE BALLENGER STEVEN BARRY BALLEW Boiling Springs ’77 . . Jr Sr ... “Starsky ... I PD Southern Security . SMC . . . Police Academy . . . SCSPD Vocational Bus . . “Women” . . . Code 7 at the Dairy Dream .. . It’s Been fun! . 10-4 Goodbye CHS . . We're 10-7. PAMELA DENISE BARNETTE Hey Hardin . . . That’s what I think I thought A hamburger? . . . Rhinettes . .. Brrr . . . July 3? . . . Quiet me . . . Hong Kong . . Community Cash again, Pam? ... Charlotte . . Three Pam’s . . . Good Friend. KATHY DENISE BARTON 9 17 77 .. . Tina, turn green . . . Steeple Chase . Hayden’s 1 ... Kill her, Frances . . . Crip . . Muscrat Blood Cousins? Rhonda, did it say go? . . . 12 8 77 . . . Tell her to shut-up . . Goodbye CHS ES. SENIORS 127 BLAINE KEVIN BODIE ’78 VHS Alone am I driven each day Bud Bus 19 Let's leave Dunbar Jr 1.5. RONALD BENSON WANDA JEAN BROWN REF-n-WJB Virgos arc the best . . . Doris, don’t forget Rosa, hurry up! . Annette, right on time . FB-DB, LJ- JH, JB-CM Love to all my friends and relatives. TONI LEE BRYSON Hal Fisher Rick, what should I do? . . Kim. let’s go to the Beach . . No Barry. I’m not crazy .. . Teresa, do you need help? Woody . Jr-Sr 11:06 . . . Hanner June 13. 1976 AHF — TLB BARBARA ANN BURGESS SUSAN ANN BURNS BB G The Chip Donna, those dogs! . Lawter. don’t fall ... 1st and 2nd step . Ronnie who? . . The Redlight . . . Homecomings Commodores. Pam? .. Nu. what? . . Tim the interior decorator . JOYCE Grey Ghost . . . Great Chase. ANTHONY ROY BEASON Goodbye Chapman — Hello Central W'cslcyan! After all these years, it’s finally over Class of '78 — the best. SANFORD DERRALL BEASON Goodbye Chapman Hello Navy . . . Class of ’78 To all the underclass young ladies best of luck in the future . . . SDB-n ? . Doctor “B”. JANET LYNN B1RDNO Southern Belle Sheila . . . Sneakin around Doggs and Cats . . JAC .. . The Great Chase . . Beach '77 ... Oh Poopey . Red light Jerry, leave me alone . . . Jeff and good times . . On the Dock? ... 1 love it. SANDRA KAYE BLACKWELL Sandra Burns — Remember 3rd period Terry, can ya make up your mind? . Hey Ray, let's hit the beach. The shadows are great. Right Patty? 1 1 29 77 . . Bye CHS. DONNA LYNNE BISHOP Why worry, it’ll happen anyway . .. Columbia College? Moonbuggy ... Mrs. McClain’s look-alike Elementary or Jody's . . Backstroke . . You know Riding by the Chip Hey Buddy Watch those dogs. Beaver . .. '78. WILLIAM HENRY BROWN Sheryl Let's go to our office. Wally. Darrell. Rick. Keith 5th period happy hour Hardee’s Hangout '68 Firebird . . ”12” Brett’s going to San Quentin . DC . .. 6 10 77 . . . Seniors at last SM 128 SENIORS SHEILA FULLENWINDER Goodbye Chapman and hello Yacheia Amanda and Jesse Kimbrcll . . . Move over Cathy and make room . . . Isaac and Sheila. ISSAC FULLER To all my brothers and sisters, the key for learning is keep on with the keep on . . . “Woman of the Night” . . . Iceman C-o-r- r-n-c-t . . . Controls 10-23 . .. Off the key ... “78“ .. Be for real. RHONDA JEAN GODFREY 10 8 77 . . Barton, it didn’t say go! ... Bloomer, 1, 2, 3, and 4 . . . Star . . . Anybody got their English? . . . Jeni, arc we going to the Sun, Torch, or something. JERRY STEPHEN GOSNELL Looks like we made it . . . Donna, Where’s moonbuggy? . . . Homecoming “77”, Ann, it's you . . . 42 Chapman Panthers . . “71“ Ford . 429 . . . Van, it’s roadblock . . . Jailbird . Susan’s party . . . Teresa, Where’s Lawter . .. Goodbye. HOWARD MINGUS GRAY Graffitti . . Mike . . . SAC .. . get Whetselcd . . . Bibbic . . . Chocolate buttermilk Jody . . . Wasted! Pizza Inn ... Front Hall Gangaroo . Panther Band . . JE . . Big Funk Camping . . . Senior Office . . . Girls? . . . Goodbyc-CHS-Life to live. CHRIS GREEN ’68 Mustang Going hunting ... GC Wrecking Crew .. . Camping at the brickhouse ... Driving fast . . . Want a cigarrete, Teresa? . .. CG-n-TC. KENNETH ROGER GREEN Hello Amcrica-Goodbyc CHS ... Class “78“ . . . VHS Electricity Monte Carlo . . Miami Dolphins 1 ... Stcclcrs .. . E.A.R. . . Bone Pinch . . . You got caught, Whop . . . Susan, Pat, I will always remember you . . . Patty ... “Ethyl . CORNELLE HALL CH-n-KN . . . 6 5 78 . . . Goodbye CHS . Well Melba and Kathy, I’ll miss you but will never forget you! . .. Never forget my beautiful, smiling face . . . Farewell to all my lovely teachers. GARY DONALD HALL Class of 78 ... Westgate Mall ... So long lunch gang, good luck in the future . . Goodbye CHS. BARBARA ANN HAMMETT Why worry, it’ll happen anyway . . Teresa, we're late! . P.C.? .. . Third Shift Dates .. . Lawter’s Reda! Backstroke .. . Jerry, my friend! .. Homecoming ’77 ... Mrs. McClain, I can’t spell .. . I’m embarressed Big Daddy’s? K.B. PAMELA LORRAINE HARDIN The Three Pams . . . The one and only Cheryl Mrs. Wiggins Our Good Friends .. . Rhonda, he’s looking . Ann and Susan . Donna, your so dumb Walk the Dog Wrecker Service .. . Goodbye CHS. KAREN FRANCINE HARDY We must remember that intelligence is not enough. Intelligence plus character — that is the goal of true education. True education gives one the power and worthy objectives of concentration 11 18 78. SENIORS 131 ROBERT EUGENE HENDERSON Goodbye CHS. Hello World . . . watchout mailboxes, here comes Bus 15 . . . VHS Electricity . .. Suzuki and Fords . . . Pat. Susan. Ethyl . . . Bones high again . . . Don’t let your “ncet” loaf . . . Mike and Randy. TIMOTHY GENE HENSON 78 Camaro . . Beach 78 . . . Bus 17 ... Sheila . . . TGH-n- SAG .. . Kass 2161 . . . Mississippi Kid . . . Goodbye CHS, Hello World. GERALD RAY HIPP Beach 78 ... Can’t catch me. Nut ... Boogcr, it won’t spin ... Chris, it’s snowing . . . Lynn, you going? . . Hardee's Hangout . . . Backhall Gang . . . JH-n-LA . . . Moon, where’s Skip? . . . Green Bomb . . Brother Burt . . . L-O-T-H-R. TERESA LOUISE HORTON Teresa, is you high? . .. I’m falling, help . Did a snake bite you? .. . Kim. not 8 Vickie . . . Captain of Rifles . Grace, get it on . . Goodbye CHS . . . Party 77 78. RICHARD P. HOWARD He got me, Brett .8 Ball Office . . . You did it again, Toni . . . Can’t breath . . . Miller’s Drag Strip . Watch that sign . . SVC Bus .. . Woody . . . No more tape player, Wally . . . Goodbye CHS SONYA DEE HUMPHRIES SDH-n-RLP forever . . . Cobra Kid . . . My bestest pal ... 147 ... 1 23 75 . . . That’s gross ... Study Hall Gang ... Hamburger Pusher . . . Keep in touch, Libby . . . Come on. Graduation Day. MARGARET FRANCES HURST Glennettc, what can I say, except I’ve never met a person like you. I know thcres a place in my heart for you now and always will be. WALTER RONNIE JACKSON Leo 8 9 59 . . Rogers, riding the humps at the Thunderbird .. . Free-entry .. . Ralph. I can’t see. DONNA CAROLEEN JOHNSON Myrtle Beach .. . Kathy, hurry up . . Can Donna and Norma go? ... I spelled it rong, Mrs. Wingo . . . You can ride with us, Glenda . . . Charlotte. GLENNETTE JOHNSON Margaret, you have made this year the best in my whole life. Thank you and God bless you and yours. I hope we will be together in the following years. SUE ANN JOHNSON JHC-n-SAJ . . . 9 5 75 . .. Pookey . . . Mg Midget . . Graduation “78 . Boo-bcrry eyes . . . Blue Jean Blues . How nasty .. . Tater . . . Jr Sr “78 Someday? . . Punkin . . . Whatta turkey . .. Beacon . .. Love you. Jack . forever. WILLIAM E. JONES. II Make time for a friend . . . Hot Stuff . . . Perfect timing Party Wagon ... To protect the guilty, no names are given I love you all ... Stairway of Life . . . Alright. 132 SENIORS SHUNITTA ANN KELLY Free at last . .. Young and Free . . . Goodbye Ole Alma Mater . . . Capricorn Kelly. JAMES BRETT KIMBRELL Whoops Billy, a fender to fix . . . Watch out Rick, thcrcs the game warden . . . Rick — $25.00 .. . What Mailbox? .. . Breakout the metal detectors ... Let's stop at the Exxon Station, Jay. JAMES LESLIE KIMMONS Beach 78 . . . CW . Booger, you eating lunch? ... My favorite . . . Lester .. . Brother Burt’s Paddle . . . Hipp’s Exxon . . . Backhall Gang ... Two Moons . . . Mr. C ... Who's crazy? ... Look at that, Hipp! ANTHONY THOMAS KOMIOTIS Brute . . . My name isn’t Whop . . . Fight off the Bears . . . Suspended . . . Failed again . . . HoHum . . . Pittsburgh 1 ... Steal a car, who me? . .. Take it easy and party hard . Miami Dolphins STINK . CONSTANCE JEAN KRAUSE Beach '78 ... Party down and party hard .. . fire it up ... We’re back . . . Class of '78 ... Goodbye Chapman, hello World. GREGORY ANTHONY LANDRUM I, Gregory Anthony Landrum, dedicate all my love and understanding to Miss Cynthia Laverne Benson. She is my sweet lady of magic . . . Gemini loves Aquarius . . . 4 ever I love you . . . 2 17 62. CYNTHIA ANN LANE GMC . GM MB '78 Jirp . . izatso . . . Lookie, Jeri . . Boogie, Grace .. . Night Beth ... Green Machine .. . STF . . KFC ... Lookin Good . . . Bye Chap . . . Congratulations ... HW . . ESP Whoopsie GBJC ... Rita? . . . Wanda? .. . Warru RRR. MELINDA JOY LAURENS Why worry, it’ll happen anyway . . . Paranoid behind the couch . . . Mrs. McClain, you know how I feel . . . Teresa CAN drive .. . CCor PC? . . . Phillips herd . . . breaking up . . . psyched out, Cheryl? ... gray. MARY CATHERINE LAWTER Hey Buddy . third and fourth step . . Ann, Where’s Rcda? . . rocks, ditches, and hills . .. ' Teresa, break a leg, huh . .. The Chip ... In Beaver’s car? ... Pam, my companion ... In a Van, Donna? TIMOTHY ALAN LEWIS Jerry Dale Shockley . Renee, you nut Miss the “L” out of ya .. . LA, I’m comin home . . . Free Bird . Lynyrd Skynyrd RIP ... Gold for the bus .. . Saturday Night Special. JANAS LAVERNE LITTLEJOHN JLL-n-FLF .. . 2 3 77 . .. “Zeroman” . . . Goodbye Chapman . . Got to give it up . . . WSSH Too hot to stop ... I’m your lady .. . Love is Janas-n-Freddy. CINDY LEE LYNCH 10 20 76 .. . CL-n-JD forever . .. Backstroke .. . 33 ... Gravel Road ... “Best-Back” . . . Home, James .. . Why worry, it’ll happen anyway ... I love curly hair ... I love Jimmy . .. Alex . . . 1982 — lots of little Deeses SENIORS 133 CAROLYN JEAN LYNCH RG-n-JL 4-cvcr . . Penny-n- Ruthic stay cool . . . Senior English, Whew . . Penny, turn green . Panthers . .. Plymouths forever . . . Rickey, I love you . . . Goodbye CHS. BARRY NEIL McCARTER Class of '78 ... VHS . . . Bus 4 . . . ArviPs Boys .. . 8 3 60 ... PED . . Hey Cook, my tire fell off! . . . “Seniors” ... Happy two hours 4 5 periods . .. Goodbye CHS and good luck Class of '79. WILLIAM DEAN McCARTER, II Yeah man . . . Hey Chuck, look at Eddie . . . Catch the Rainbow ... 77 78 ... Go cop a grin . .. Alright . . . Ed's son . .. Lynard live on . . . You wanna buy a grit . . . 430-4 barrel. KENNY M. McDOWELL Looks like we made it ... Goodbye CHS Hello Beach '78 . . . Let's go to the DD Steve KP . . Looking right tonight . .. “Emergency Medical Technician” ... CHS Band Mr. McNeil's Madhouse. BARRY SCOTT McGRAW Time to find your place in the Sun! . . Chapin Painters . . . Pete's Happy Hour .. . Wanna cup of coffee Mrs. Maxwell . Are you married? . . . CLEMSON . . . Gotta work tonight, Teresa? . . . Beach. CHARLES GRADY McGRAW Barry, did you find your place at the Sun? ... Let’s get fired up! .. . Hey man, did you see Eddie? . . . NGC . . Redneck Hubert! . . . Grand Prix ... JS . . . Meet me at Hardees . . . College? GRACE LYNN McGRAW Pipes-n-Chickcns . . . Boo. who, me ... Feet flying . . Room 14 16 . . Oh my goodness ... Forgot dictionary .. . Jurp! Jurp! . . Beth . . A new car door already .. . ESP . . Christer 5 . . . Bye Chap! . . . RRR. roger mckenzie RAY HAROLD MAHAFFEY It’s TATER . . The three Space Drunks . . . Beach '78 Seniors ... DW got a lift . .. Dccsc ... So long CHS . . . Tatcr. RICHARD GLENN MASSEY BSHS “78” .. . Bi-Lo “38 ... Hutch . . . Cruisin . . . Ccc Gold Boo, I can’t breath . . . Virgo . VHS Three Stooges .. . SC PD . . . Looks like we made it . . Goodbye Sonya . . . Goodbye Chapman, Hello SMC. DANIEL ALVA MAST II Chapman . . . Eternity . . . (Without hope) Pat Smith’s Basketball .. . Howard's beard . . . Mike Smith’s Poetry . . Cindy for memories. PAMELA JANE MATHIS Putt-Putt . . . Mrs. Wiggins Palm Trees . . . Pam, I’m going again . .. Lake Fantasy .. . Cathy, my companion ... 5th step, passout . . . Susan again? . .. Cool hand shake. Alright . .. CHSB . . Little Girl. 134 SENIORS CHERYL ANN MAYFIELD WRJ-n-CAM . . . 11 6 77 . .. Best Friend! Sunday Afternoons ... 12 6 77 ... Woolic-n-Punkin . . . Chevy Truck . . . What temper? . . . I’m not ticklish! ... Whoa! . .. Quit that! . . . Carrot Top . . . Greenville Tee . . . Graduation ’78. TIMOTHY JAMES MILLER TJ ... ’78 ... TJM-n-KJB Beach Summers of '77 ’78 BB G . . Stroh’s . . . It’s Gold, Nut! ... No — Ed! ... Rock-n-Roll . Corvette? . .. Sun ... USC . . . Marshall lOOw . .. $25 NU-NU ... LOTHR . Newspaper . . Backhall gang . . . FUCIMO . .. Later. BARBARA LYNN MILLS Beach ’78 ... Cindy, was it a monkey (5’X9 ) ... Backwards (12 2 77) . . Mistakes Do it. Hook . . . Fran, let the good times roll . . . Memories ... What’s jackfishing? .. . Seniors . . . DS, Daddy's got a shotgun ... It hurt. RICHARD LEE MOON Beach ’78 ... Chris, we struck gold . . . Nut’s Nova . . . Bill's . . . Hardees Hangout Watch the road, Eddie . . . Chapin Painter! . . . Rhonda!! . .. Graveyard Gang LOTHR . Hipp’s Comet . . . 52 not 62, Ref . . Brother Burt’s Paddle. SHERRY RENE MORGAN Joe-n-Sherry Myrtle Beach ’77 ’78 . . Wanda Emory . .. Cathy Cooper . . . Sue-n- Doug . Reidville is the best . Nov. 19, 1977 . . . Voc. Bus is wild, but great ... Let’s go to the locker . .. “Hurry up”. LAURA SUZANNE ORR Doug Daffy . . . Summer of ’78 ... July 1, 1978 ... Cindy, I’m busy! . . LSO-n-DLF ... Wanda Renee . Poopoo loves Sam. JOANN OSBEY SUSAN ANN PADGETT David .8 30 74 ... Big Mac VW . .. Class of ’78 ... No, she’s out again today . . . Ann, did you study? ... USC-S Out “good” friend .. . Lunchtime . . . Adv. Comp . . . Beach ’78 ... Graduation ... Susan-n-David 4-ever. BETH ANN PARRISH BAP-n-TLS .. . 8 28 74 . .. Donna did it! ... Fire it up, Ray ... JA ... Step one . . 8 19 77 ... LF-n-JC ... “You’re in my Heart ... “Crystal Ball” ... Beach ’78 ... DF ... Debbie-n-David . .. I love you, Tim! PHILLIP DREW PERKINS Chicken Herd? . . . Keep repeating, I am not crazy ... Ralph-n-Hcrbie Mrs. McClain, Cheryl really is a sandcreature! ... STAR WARS! VT? Hello T R God Bless You. RICHARD JAMES PLUMLEY Myrtle Beach 1978 ... Class of ’78 the best . . . Amy Lozenskic .6 Pack . Mr. Zip Sunday Morning Hangover .. . Your tender lips . . . Take me drunk. I’m home . . . Chicken RP-n-AL . . . Plum dumb. ELIZABETH LEIGH PRIDMORE Let’s go to Whetzels and get wasted . Peaches . . . Front Hall Gang . Bass Bone Chapman Jazz Ensemble . . . Panther Band . . . Goodbye CHS . .. Hello Newberry College Mardi Gras . . He who hestitates is lost. SENIORS 135 RALPH DEAN SHULTS CHS '78 ... Seniors No. 1 . .. Brother Burt . . . Playboy Eddie . . . Chapin Painters . . . tank ... Ford. DARRELL ALLEN SMALL Dec. 9, 1977 ... Capricorn . Have fun underclassmen, but listen 90 percent of the time and try to learn. Tallihoe everybody, it has been a total smash. MICHEAL M. SMITH Howie, Leroy, and the front hall gang . . Confusion . . Big Daddy ... JC ... The Holy Spook Babbitt . . . Adv. Comp . . Blucgrass . . . Class of ’88. PATRICK M. SMITH Clemson in ’78 ... One day everything comes to an end. I hope mine comes later ... 1st period is a bite . . . Engineers of America watchout! .. . The future Jimmy Connors can’t even hold a racket. TOMMY JOE SEAY Jacques, you ain’t right ... 12 years gone. 6 6 78, the beginning of the end . . Clemson in ’78 ... Chevy’s are best . . . Chapmans better than BR . Hang in there Turkey .. . Au Revoir CHS. FRANCES MARION SHOCKLEY ARB-n-FMS . . . “Let the good times roll ... Do it. Dune 10 10 77 . . . 12 12 77 ... No Fuzzy Wuzzy . . . Toni-n-Earl . Beach ’78 . . Fran loves Tony . . . Fun at VHS .. . Class of ’78 ... Do it, Gazelle. BRIAN EUGENE REID From 57 to 65 ... Three Stages ... Chevy Power .. . VHS Auto Mechanic . .. “Got the cards. Bill? . . June ’78. CHERYL ELIZABETH RHINEHART 11 13 76 . . Ridge Runner Pam, a new routine? .. . cool handshake, alright! . That's what I think I thought Rhinettcs . . Ralph-n-Hcrbie . . . Phylip? .. . chicken herd .. . Hardin wants Camclot Shncidcr . . I LUH YOU DEAN. JODY LAMAR RHYNE Get whetzeled . . . Selmer Paris ... CHS Band . . . Play Jazz . .. Sportster. JAMES T. RILEY USC in ’78 ... Prison Camp 23 Dairy Case . . . Backpacking in ’78 ... Smiley . . . Slazcngcr 1 . . KAA . . . “289” . . . Second and Punch ... CC Express KAIH 4337 . . Bridgcttc . . Printing Shop PBC. DALE ALAN ROBINSON MARGIE LOUISE SCHRACHTA Hey Jody, let’s go to Whet’s and get wasted! . . . Panther Band . . Oct. 31 .. CHJE . . Newberry College . . New Orleans . .. Front Hall . . . Nappy! . .. TransAm . .. Tour 77 78 ... Don’t get around much anymore. 136 SENIORS TERRY W. SMITH I leave my desk in Senior English to anyone who is brave enough to go in and sit in it. STEVEN CHESTER STEWART Class of ’78 ... Myrtle Beach party down . . . Chuck, where are you going? . Mr. Zip $2.24 . . . Spartanburg High . . Hester's class number 1 Building Construction . . Bridgcman is on the lathe . . . Goodbye CHS. BARBARA JEAN SUBER If you can’t be with the one you love then love the one your with . . Barbara-n-Wayman Foster .. . Class of '78 is suberbad . Best of Luck . . . Shara-n- Michcal Jr. LEIGH ANNE THACKER Why worry, it'll happen anyway . . Mrs. McClain, the annual's finished and I’m sane . . No three ring circus . . . Elementary or Jody’s ... Columbia College . . . Jeff, thanks for the memories . . . Class of '78. DONNIE RAY THOMPSON I like to drive an Oldsmobile Cutlass down on 292 smooth drive. A Ford I don’t like . . CHS. SAUNDRA JEAN TURNER Aug. '78 USC . . . God gave us a brain to use. and to use wisely; not to stop wanting to learn, but to learn everything that’s true, real and good for us. JAMES DAVID WATERS Hey Chumps . .. Nam, nam, nam . . . USC in ’78 . . Prison Camp 23, Frozen Food . . . Billy Lewis . .. Sport . . Hawks . .. Future Jimmy Connors . . . CLW . KBBH- 6592, Brown Comet ... School’s a crock . Mcrdc! LORA M. WEST June 27. 1973 .. RDP-n-LMW . 11 30 76 what I think I thought . . Rhinettes .. . Ralph-n-Herbie . Phylip? ... chicken herd . . Hardin wants Camelot Shneider ... I LUH YOU DEAN. MARVIN RAYE WHITE 62 Ford . . Class of '78 ... Gotta Egg . . Beach ’78 Party ... Got some Gold for the bus ... S veet home Alabama . . . Freebird On the road Free at last . Goodbye CHS .. . Hello World. TERESA LYNN WILLIAMS May I? . . Why worry, it’ll happen anyway . . . Anne, we’re late . Backstroke . . break a leg, Cathy! .. . Jerry bids 95 ... Joy’s broke up . Big Daddy’s . . . A coke, Mrs. McClain . . . hospital friends . .. Clarence. KENNETH VAN WILSON Community Cash Bagboy . Class of '78 ... David Pearson ... 70 Ford Torino .. . Early Dismissal ... Never have homework . . . Seniors arc No. 1 . . . Ready to go to lunch. Marty ... Goodbye CHS. DEBRA ANN WOLFE DLW-n-DAW “You’re in my Heart’’ ... 72 Pinto Class of '78 . Beach, here we come! . .. BP-n-TS . . . Donna, shut up! ... At the corner . . Libby’s . . . “Crystal Ball” ... I love you David. SENIORS 137 GAIL ELIZABETH WOOTEN 78” . .. GEW Loves TDV April 25, 1976 . . . Beach or Bust ... To Norma I will Danny . . . CF . . Gunkic . . . my best buddies ... Greer! . . . Vega-n-Pinto . Tommy Vaughn Forever . . . Goodbye CHS. BARBARA DENISE WYATT Hey, wait for me ... Vickie. Scoop the lake . let’s go I don’t know .. . Junior- Senior ’77 . 4:30 A.M. . Es tarde . Jill Adios CHS ... SP . . maybe si, maybe no 138 SENIORS JOSEPH ALLEN WYSE JAW-n-MKT . . . Clcmson Tigers in ’78 Tennis, everyone? Typing is a crock Prison Camp 23 . .. Billy Lewis Trans Am’s get in the way ... My hands arc cold Millie’’. SENIORS 139 140 Senior KEITH ABERNATHY Route I. Campobello Bus Driver'� Club I. 2. .1. 4. I out Kill I. 2 DAVID FRANKLIN AENCHBACHER Route 2. Bo� 102, Inman FFA I. 2. KATHY ANN ALLEN P.O Box 844. Inman FHA 2; Distinguished American Student 2. Off Asst 2 KELLY ANDREWS 81 East Main Street, Inman LOU ANN ATKINS Route 3. Inman Beta Club 3. 4 (Treat). Junior Marshall 3; PC Scholar 3. Distinguished American Student 3; Off Aat 4 MICHEAL EDDY ATKINS Bo 143. Campobello FFA I. 2. 3; Football I MARVIN GRADY BABB Route I. Bo 124, Inman Hrm Off 2, 3: FFA I. 4; Block C 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4 DAVID BALLENGER, JR. Route 6. Inman Hrm Off I LINDA BALLENGER Route 4, Box 383. Inman PAMELA DENISE BARNETTE Route 3. Bo 58. Inman Class Off. 4 (Reporter). Drama Club 2; Cheerleader I. 2 (Captain): Off. Asst. 2; Lib. Asst. 3; Annual Staff 2. 3. 4 (Senior Ed.). KATHY BARTON Route 2. Landrum Hrm Off 1. 2. 3; Bus Driver's Club 3. 4 (See.); Basketball I. 2. ANTHONY BEASON Route 6. Bo 446, Inman Hrm Off I. 2; Class Off. 2; Drama Club 4; Teens for Christ 1. 2; Track I. 4; Newspaper Staff 2. 4 (Circulation Manager) SANFORD DERRALL BEASON Route 6. Bo 446, Inman FFA I. 2; Basketball 2; Chorus 2 RONALD BENSON 13 Carter Street, Inman FFA I; Football I. 2: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. JANET LYNN BIRDNO P.O Bo 73, Inman Hrm. Off. 4; Bus Driver's Club 3. Cheerleader 4. DONNA LYNNE BISHOP I Orchard Lane. Inman Hrm Off I. 2. 3. 4; Class Off I. 2. 3. 4 (See.); Student Council I. 2. 3. 4; Distinguished American Student 4; Class Beauty 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Cirb State Representative 3 PEGGY SUE BLACK Route 3. Box 226, Inman Basketball I (Manager): Off. Asst 3. SANDRA KAYE BLACKWELL 46 Biackitock Road. Inman Health Careers 4; Chorus 3. 4; Lib. Asst I. 2, 3. BLAINE BODIE 58 Gosnell Avenue. Inman Hrm Off. 4; FFA I. 2. BILLY BROWN Route I Box 469. Inman FFA I. 2; Bus Driver’s Club 3. 4. WANDA JEAN BROWN Route I. Campobello Hrm. Off. I. 3. FHA 3. 4 (Treas.). Health Careers 4; Lib. Asst. 4; Class Beauty 4. Directory TONI LEE BRYSON 17 Outter Drive. Inman Hrm Off I, 2; Class Off I (Treas ). Cheerleader I. 2: Homecoming Contestant I. 3 BARBARA BURGESS 7 Bobo Street, Inman FHA I; Chorus I SUSAN ANN BURNS Bo 215. Campobello Hrm Off 4. Basketball I. 2, 3. Newspaper Staff 4 KIMEY JEAN BURRELL Route 2. Campobello Hrm Off I. 3. 4 TAMARA ELIZABETH CANTRELL 5 H Street, Inman FHA I; Lib. Asst. I. 2. 3. Business Club 4; Winner — Cooking Contest FLOYD CARSON Route I. Campobello FFA I. Off Asst 4 DAVID CHAMPION Route 6. Box 294. Inman Band 2; Off Asst 4. International Studies Club 4; Junior Achievement I. 2, 3 (Vice- Pres) CHRIS COGDILL 14 G Street. Inman Hrm Off I. 4; Block C 2. 3. 4; Football I. Basketball I. 2. Baseball 2. 3. 4 JIMMY COOK Route 6. Bo 131. Inman Bus Driver's Club 4 DARRELL COOPER Route 3. Inman Hrm Off.; Bus Driver's Club I. 2. 3. 4 SHARON TERESA COPELAND Route I. Bo 243. Chesnee Teens for Christ 2; Off Asst 4 JERI COX Route 3. Campobello Hrm. Off. 4; Business Club 4; Teacher's Asst. 2. 3. 4 ELIZABETH DENISE DAVIS Route 8. Box 2. Inman Lib. Asst. I. 2. 3; Newspaper Staff (Rep — Photog ). Teacher's Asst 3. 4. JAMES ELBERT DEESE P.O. Box 638. Inman Hrm Off 3: FFA 3 (Parlimentarium); Block C 3. 4; Football 3. 4 (Captain); Track 3. Jr Marshall 3. JILL DOBBINS Route 2. Campobello RANDY DRAKE Route 3. Inman Hrm. Off. I, 2. 4; FFA I. 4; French Club 2. 3. 4. Block C 3. 4. Baseball 2, 3. 4. ANGELLE DURRAH Route 6. Box 261, Inman Hrm Off I. 2, 3; FHA 4 Chorus 4 (Rep); Newspaper Staff 2. 3 (News Ed.). BILLY EZELL Mainstrect. Inman FFA I; French Club 2. RAMONA JEAN FISHER P.O. Box 253, Inman Lib. Asst. I. 2, 3: Business Club 4; Teacher's Asst. 3. 4. CATHY FORRESTOR Route 2. Campobello Hrm. Off. 3; French Club 3; Bus Driver's Club 3. 4 (Rep.); Chorus 4 (Sec.); Miss Panorama Contestant 3. LYNN FOSTER Route 2. Inman RONALD EDWARD FOSTER 42 Bobo Street. Inman Hrm Off 2. 4; Beta Club 4; FFA I. 4; Block C 3. 4. Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3; Bate ball 3; Distinguished American Student 3; Congressional Scholar 3; Wofford Scholar CHERYL LYNN FOWLER Route 3. Box 104. Inman Hrm Off 2. 4; Off. Asst. I; Chorus 2. 3; Business Club 4 (Rep ) DOUGLAS L. FOWLER 4 3rd Street. Inman FFA 2 JOYCE FOWLER Route 2. Box 14. Inman Hrm Off 3. Student Council 3. 4 (Corr Sec ); Beta Club 3. 4. FHA 4; French Club 3. 4. Volleyball 1; Jr Marshall 3. Furman Scholar 3; Distinguished American Student 3; Wofford Scholar 3; Newberry Summer Scholar 3. WALLY FOWLER Route 2. Campobello But Driver’s Club 1. 2. 3. 4 SHEILA FULLENWINDER 32 Bobo Street FHA 4 IKE FULLER PO Box 613. Inman FFA 2; Chorus 2. RHONDA JEAN GODFREY I Miller Street. Inman Business Club 4. JERRY GOSNELL Box 102. Campobello Hrm Off 3. 4. Football I. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; HOWARD MINGUS GRAY Route 3. Box 18. Inman Hrm Off 3; Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4 (Sgt Chap ); Basketball I; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; International Studies Club 4 (Vice-Pres.) CORNELLE HALL Route 2. Campobello Lib. Asst. 4; Teacher's Asst. 3; V I.C.A. 3; Jr. Achievement 2 BARBARA ANN HAMMETT Route 6. Box 460. Inman Hrm Off 2. 3. 4; Class Off 2. 4 (Vice-Pres.); Student Council I. 2. 3. 4 (Vice-Pres ); French Club 2. 3. Block C 3. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 (Captain); Basketball I. Track 2; Distinguished American Student 3. 4. Class Beauty 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Sophomore Sweetheart 2; Girls Slate Representative 3; Junior of the Year 3 PAMELA LORRAINE HARDIN Route I. Lyman Jr Marshall 3; Distinguished American Student 3; Off. Asst 4. BOBBY HENDERSON Route I Campobello FFA I; But Driver’s Club 3. 4. TIMOTHY GENE HENSON Route 2. Box 39. Inman FFA I. 2. 3; Bus Driver's Club 3. 4 (Pres ); Off. Asst. 2. 3. 4. JERRY HIPP I Bush Street. Inman Block C 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. RICHARD P. HOWARD 119 Beechwood Drive. Inman Hrm Off 4; FFA I. 2; Bus Driver s Club I. 2. 3. 4 SONYA DEE HUMPHRIES Route I, Campobello Hrm. Off. 3; Chorus 4 (Librarian); Teacher's Asst. 2. 3. WALTER RONNIE JACKSON Route 2. Campobello FFA I. 2; Jr. Achievement I. 2; Bus Driver's Club I. 2. 3. 4 DONNA CAROLEEN JOHNSON Route 6. Inman FHA 2; Off Asst 4; Business Club 4 (Treat) SUE ANN JOHNSON Route 6. Box 215. Inman Hrm. Off 1.3; Annual Staff 3. 4 (Art Ed ). BILLY RAY JONES C-l I Bobo Street. Inman FFA I. Baseball I. 2. 4 WILLIAM E. JONES II Bos 7$. Gramling Class Off 2. 3; Beta Club 3. 4; Football I. 2; Track 2; Jr Marshall 3; Distinguished American Student 3. 4 SHUNITA KELLY 28 Ladson Street, Inman Off Asst 4. Chorus 2. 3. JAMES LESLIE KIMMONS 17 Pine Street. Inman Basketball 2; Track 3. 4 ANTHONY THOMAS KOMIOTIS Route I. Campobello FFA I. 3. KITTY KRAUSE Route 8. Box 259. Inman Drama Club I. Band I. 2. 3. 4. GREGORY ANTHONY LANDRUM 21 Bobo Street, Inman CYNTHIA ANN LANE Box 23. Campobello Beta Club 3; Jr. Marshall 3; Distinguished American Student 3. 4; Who's Who 3. 4; Business Club 4 (Pres.) MELINDA JOY LAURENS 10 3rd Street. Inman Hrm Off 2. Class Off (Pres ). Student Council 4. Basketball (Manager); Newspaper Staff 4. Teacher's Asst. 2. 4. MARY CATHERINE LAWTER P O Box 81, Campobello Hrm Off 4. Student Council I. Beta Club 3; Block C 4. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 4. TIMOTHY ALLEN LEWIS 15 F Street. Inman JANAS LAVERNE LITTLEJOHN 10 Maxwell Street. Inman Hrm Off 2; Class Off I; FHA 4; Health Careers 4; Track 4; Off Asst 2; Chorus 4 (Pres) CINDY LEE LYNCH P.O Box 83. Inman Hrm Off I. 2. 4; Class Off I. 2. 3 (Pres ). Student Council I. 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 3. 4 (Sec ) French Club 2. 3 (Vice-Pres ). Band I. 2. 3. 4 Drum Major; Jr Marshall 3; Furman Scholar 3; Homecoming Contestant 3. 4 BARRY NEIL McCARTER Route 2. Campobello FFA I. 2; Bus Driver's Club 4. KENNY M McDOWELL 48 East Main Street. Inman FFA 2. 3. 4. Band I. 2. 4(ChapUm); Lib. Asst. I. 2. BARRY SCOTT McGRAW Route 3. Box 141. Inman Hrm Off I. 2. Beta Club 2. 3 (Pres ); Block C 4; Football I. 2, 3. 4; Basketball I; Track 3; Jr Marshall 3; Wofford Scholar 4. CHARLES GRADY McGRAW Route 3. Inman Hrm Off I. 2. 3. 4; FFA I; Football I. 2. Basketball I. Newspaper 2. GRACE LYNN McGRAW Route 2. Inman Off. Asst 3; Teacher's Asst. 4; Business 4. ROGER McKENZIE Route 2. Box 495, Inman Bus Driver's Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. RAY HAROLD MAHAFFEY Route 2. Box 266. Inman FFA I. 3; Bus Driver's Club 3. 4; Off Asst 4; Teacher's Asst 2. 3. PAMELA JANE MATHIS Route 2. Campobello Hrm Off. I. 3. 4; FHA 2 (Vice-Pres ); Band (Fla Corp); Annual Staff 2. 3. 4. (Feat. Ed.) Seniors 141 CHERYL MAYFIELD Route 3. Inman Hrm Off 3. Beta Club 3. 4; FHA 2; Jr Marshall 3. Dxslmguished American Student 3; Chorus. TIMOTHY JAMES MILLER Route 7 Bondalc Dnve. Spartanburg FFA I. Band I. 2; Track I. 2( Manager). Newspaper Staff 2. 3. 4 (Assoc Fd ) BARBARA LYNN MILLS Route 2. Campobcllo Hrm Off I. 2 RICHARD LEE MOON II C Street. Inman Hrm Off 3. 4; Block C 3. 4. Football I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. SHERRY RENE MORGAN Route 4. Inman Off Asst 3 LAURA SUZANNE ORR P.O Bos 444. Inman Off Asst. 3. 4 JOANNE OSBEY I Alley Street. Inman SUSAN ANN PADGETT RT I. Campobcllo FHA 2; Office Asst 4 BETH ANN PARRISH RT. I. Box 309. Inman PHILLIP PERKINS Rt. 3. Box 15. Inman French Club 3. 4; Bus Drivers Club 4; Track 2. RICHARD JAMES PLUMLEY Fourth Street. Inman F.F.A. I, 2. 3; Football I (Defense end). ELIZABETH LEIGH PRIDMORE P-O. Box 87. Gramling Homeroom Officer 4 (Reporter Historian); French Club 3. 4. (Sec ); Band I 2 3 4 (1st Sargeant); Jazz Band 2. 3. 4 BRIAN REID Rt. 2. Inman F.F.A. I. 2. CHERYL ELIZABETH RHINEHART 93 East Main St. Inman Homeroom Officer 3. 4.( President); Class Officer 4.(Treasurer); Drama Club 3. Band 3. 4.(F1ag Corps); Basketball I; Miss Panorama Contestant 4; Newspaper Staff 2 3 4.(Editor). JODY LANAN RHYNE Route 3. Box 299. Inman Homeroom Officer I. 3; Band I. 2. 3. 4. (Captain); Jazz Band 3. 4; International Studies Club 4; Teacher Asst. 4 JAMES T. RILEY Route 6. Inman Football I; Tennis 3. 4; Furman Scholar 3; Library Asst. 2; International Studies Club 4 DALE ROBINSON Route 3. Inman MARJORIE SCHRACHTA Route 2. Box $1$. Campobcllo Homeroom Officer 4. Beta Club 3. 4.(Reporter-Histocian); French Club 3. 4 Treasurer); Band I, 2. 3. 4.(lst. Lieutenant); Junior Marshall 3; Jazz Band 3. 4 TOMMY JOE SEAY Route 2. Campobcllo Beu Club 3. 4; F.F.A. I; French Club 2. 3. 4; Junior Marshall 3; PC Scholar 4; Annual Staff 4 FRANCES MARION SHOCKLEY Route 4. Box 381. Inman Homeroom Officer I. 4. Reporter Sec ); Library Asst. I. DARRELL ALLEN SMALL Route I. Box 2. Inman Football I. 2; Basketball I. 2; Chorus 3 MICHEAL M SMITH Route I, Box 396A. Lyman Beta Club 3. 4. PATRICK M SMITH Route 2. Landrum Student Council 4; French Club I. 2. 3. 4. Tennis 3. 4; Junior Marshall 3; Furman Scholar 3; International Studies Club 4 TERRY W SMITH Route 4. Black Stock Rd Inman Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 4; Teacher Asst 3. 4 STEVE STEWART Route 2. Campobcllo Homeroom Officer I.(President). F.F.A. I. Football l.(Managcr); Homecoming Escort 3. BARBARA JEAN SUBF.R 3 Apple Street. Inman Homeroom Officer I. (President). F.H.A. I. 2. 4 LEIGH ANNE THACKER Route 3. Box 25. Inman Homeroom Officer 3. 4(Vice President); Student Council 3. 4, Distinguished American Student 4; Annual Staff 3. 4.(Editor); Office Asst 2, 3. 4. Teachers Aid 2. DONNIE THOMPSON Box 60. Inman F.F.A. 4 SAUNDRA TURNER Route 4. Box 235. Inman French Club 2. 3. 4; Class Bcauty(Junior). JAMES DAVID WATERS Route I. Box 533. Inman F.F.A I. French Club 2. 3. 4; Tennis I. 2, 3, 4; Golf 4 LORA M WEST P.O. Box 221. Inman Homeroom Officer I; Class Officer 3,(Sec ); Health Careers 2; Class Beauty(Scnior); Newspaper Staff 2 MARVIN RAY WHITE Route 6. Hicks Street, Inman F.F.A. I. 2. J.(Scntinal). Football I; Chorus 2. TERESA LYNN WILLIAMS Homeroom Officer I. 3(Vice Pres See ). Class Officer I. 2, 3.(Sec Vice Pres Pres ). Student Council I. 2. 3. 4.(President). French Club 2. 3. Basketball I. Class Beauty I. Homecoming Contestant 3; Girls State 3. Teachers Aid 4 VAN WILSON Box 274, Campobcllo F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2. GAIL ELIZABETH WOOTEN Route c. Box 221. Inman F.H.A 3; Chorus 3; LBIA 3. 4; Teachers Aid 3. 4 DEBBIE WOLFE Route I. Campobcllo BARBARA DENISE WYATT Route 2. Campobcllo Beta Club 3. 4; F.H.A. I. 2; Teens For Christ I; Junior Marshall 3; PC Scholar 3. Distinguished American Students 3. Office Asst 3. 4 JOSEPH A. WYSE JR II “A Street, Inman Class Officer 3.(Reporter Hist.); Student Council 3. 4.(Representative); Drama Club I; FFA I; French Club 2. 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; Track I; Golf 4; Junior Marshall 3; PC Scholar 3; Newberry Scholar 3. 142 RALPH SHULTS Route 2. Box I $. Campobcllo The panther is slumped dejectedly on the bleachers. It is late May and the birds arc singing their cheerful melodies. The defender of truth, however, has experienced his first defeat. “Failure,” he moans, “is such a depressing word. Who would ever have thought that 1, the invincible investigator, would ever fail to discover the answer to an important mystery?” He mutters disappointedly to himself and the unsympathetic birds. Suddenly, he hears voices. He turns to see a great crowd entering the stadium, and sitting solemnly in the bleachers. “Probably some program related to the school.” he sighs, and decides to stay for lack of anything else to do. When everyone has arrived, and the crowd settles, a speaker rises and addresses the audience. He speaks of achievement and a feeling of pride. The speech is obviously centered upon a certain group of people. Soon the panther notices the arrival of some new guests. They all wear dark caps and gowns. Suddenly, our hero recognizes the new arrivals as members of the senior class at Chapman. He experiences a mounted feeling of excitement. He watches as they are given a rolled up paper which they seem to regard as cherished items. “Congratulations to the graduating class of 1978!” the speaker declares. “Graduating class, that’s it!” The panther shouts only to be silenced by indignant parents. “I've solved the mystery of the missing students!” he exclaims, now in a high state of ectasy. “They graduate and go on to better opportunities and more fulfilling lives. Of course, with my expertise in the field of investigation, I was confident that I would soon discover the solution to this complicated problem.” Then, our hero walks off into the sunset, reassured of his capabilities, and our mystery is solved. We can be certain, however, that someday we will once again need the services of that gallant conquistader of evil. Until then . . . Classes 145 “Whenever We Remember . . . ” On an Indian summer night in August, the students of Chapman High suffered a great loss. As the result of a tragic accident, we were deprived of a friend who was dear to all of us. Jerry Shockley will be remembered by his many friends for his friendly smile and ever-present sense of humor. Everyone will miss Jerry and his willingness to help a friend. We will also miss the special way he had of brightening up an occasional dreary day. 146 Mcmorial ADS 147 A really ADVANCED comp, class loops, loops, loops ... 20 minute themes . . . ‘'fleshly Myrtle . . . My mind went blank . . . skip lines . . . another F ... you can and WILL learn to write .. . those dirty Greeks . . . Bill Shakespeare, Knew him well . . . Journals . . . Arc all the Pams here? . .. Cheryl, aren't editors supposed to know how to write? . . . LOU Anne? .. . Susan, you're so loud! ... You did WHAT with the money. Cheryl? .. . Just call me, Joyce .. . Peaches and Cream ... terrific teachers aides .. . applications, applications . . . recommend you for where? . . . the Senior float — HEAVY! . . . Our Homecoming Queens . . . Our Senior Superlatives . . . Why Worry? It'll happen anyway ... I got accepted! . . . Shut up, Cindy . . . Ann, the eternal cheerleader . . . Donna is NOT my sister . . . Teresa, wake up and read the right book . . . Ben, Joy’s moving in . . . That’s a fragment, Leigh Anne . . . Phillip’s a lot of fun in a truck . . . got your name on the bathroom wall yet? ... anybody want to do a Thanksgiving program? . . . how about Miss Panorama or Homecoming? . . . parties . . . plays . . . anybody have any food? . .. life is a soap opera ... 25 against the world . . . Eddie, go blow your nose . .. David Babbitt” ... Howard can’t spell his own name . . . Where’s Edgar, Pat? .. . good ole Joe . . . Michael, our resident poet . . . Talks . . . longing for the past and the future . . . trying and crying through the present . . . learning and growing together . . . Graduation — Oh GOD! . . realizing our Demians ... “The bird fights it’s way out of the egg.” The BEST OF THE CLASS OF ’78 148 OUR SPONSORS OUR SPONSORS 149 INMAN MILLS SINCE 1902 MANUFACTURER OF QUALITY TEXTILES “A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” GOOD LUCK SENIORS JUNIORS, SOPHMORES, AND FRESHMEN 24 Hour “We Are Radio Service Pulling for Inman” Dispatched CARROLL C. CAMPBELL INMAN WRECKER Real Estate SERVICE Inman, S.C. 29349 Phone — 472-2072 USED AUTO PARTS • REPAIR SERVICE USED CARS Box 112 Gramling, S.C. 29348 Bus. (803) 472-2839 Res. 472-8215 FATS EXXON STATION Gene Anderson Owner U.S. Hwy. 176 Inman, S.C. A.B. WOOD CHEMICAL CO. Hwy. 176 Campobcllo, S.C. Compliments of INMAN RECREATION QUALITY PRODUCE MARKET Ashville Hwy. Inman, S.C. Owners Wholesale Retail W.K. Bruce Sons Telephone: 472-9377 FOWLERS FLOOR COVERING PETTY FUNERAL HOME Carpet and Wallpaper P.O. Box 368 Inman, S.C. Landrum, S.C. 29356 Telephone: 472-2464 Telephone: 457-3572 OUR SPONSORS 151 1 GRAMLING BROTHERS INC. GRAMLING, S.C. 29349 BOILING SPRINGS SUPERETTE INNVIEW PRODUCE Hwy. 176 North Phone: 472-9394 Inman, S.C. Route 8 Boiling Springs Farm Fresh Produce Daily Spartanburg, S.C. 29303 Telephone: 578-1622 Jimmie Melton, Owner Wholesale Retail BROCKS DEPARTMENT STORE Rubye Holst-Grubbe Tom Holst-Grubbe GOWANS SHOE SHOP 9 Mill Street Inman, S.C. Telephone: 472-6274 New Shoes and Excellent Shoe Repair I i 152 OUR SPONSORS —=t Mr. Griffins 3rd Period JANET’S CLOTH SHOP English II Your Complete Cloth Shop The Rug Shop Janet’s Bridal Bath Sets Shop Washable Rugs Everything for Bath Carpets the Bride and Bridesmaid Inman, S.C. Hwy. 176 Telephone: 472-9525 Compliments of BOILING SPRINGS DRIPPIN HONEY ASSOC. PHARMACY INC. Complete Prescription Service Free Delivery “Home of South Carolina’s Finest Peaches and Apples.” Convalescent Aids Route 1 Phone: 578-3730 Campobello, S.C. Telephone: 472-6024 Ronnie Brewer, RPh. Don Stanley, RPh. C S Compliments of YOUNG ENGINEERING, Where the action is INC. in Inman The Citizens and Southern Cannons Camp Ground Rd. National Bank of South Carolina Spartanburg, S.C. 29302 Member F.D.I.C. Telephone: 803-579-3050 BURWELL CHEVROLET INC. AWAKE WEST Spartanburg, S.C. 114 Westgate Mall Sales Service Parts and Accessories Phone: 574-1967 Since 1922 Johnny Smith, Manager Telephone: 582-5445 5 =1 OUR SPONSORS 153 COMPLETE HOME AND FARM SUPPLIES Campobello, S.C. Ph: 468-4561 CAMPOBELLO OIL COMPANY 154 OUR SPONSORS SOUTH CAROLINA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SOUTH CAROLINA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD UNITS Battery C and Service Battery 1st. Battalion, 178th Field Artillery Inman, S.C. 156 OUR SPONSORS BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’78! WE share in the pride of your families, and other friends, as you graduate from CHAPMAN HIGH SCHOOL. This is a most significant milestone in your young life, and we congratulate you on this happy occasion! As you look to the future, let us remind you of the outstanding job and career opportunities offered by the Textile Industry — South Carolina’s largest employer. If you've not yet decided on a career, we'd be happy to discuss these opportunities with you, in the Personnel Office of any of our plants. STARTEX MILLS Startex, S.C. SPARTAN MILLS Spartanburg, S.C. BEAUMONT MILLS Spartanburg, S.C. STARTEX FINISHING COMPANY Startex, S.C. Equal Opportunity Employers” OUR SPONSORS 157 JOHN’S MEN SHOP “Clothes of Distinction” 19 Mill Street BRADY’S CLEANERS 5 Mill Street Inman, S.C. Compliments of THE MISSY SHOPPE “Distinctive Clothes for the well dressed girl.” Main Street Inman, S.C. Compliments of CAMPHAVEN NURSING HOME SKILLED FACILITY Rt. 4 Box 1 Ph: 472-9055 Inman, S.C. Compliments of MR. ZIP FOOD STORES OPEN 8 DAYS A WEEK BARNWELLS Auto Parts Inc. Gramling, S.C. Ph: 472-9038 LITTLE CHICAGO BODY WORKS PAINT Noah Wolfe Owner-Operator Rt. 2 Hall Springs Rd. Campobello, S.C. 158 OUR SPONSORS CROMERS ABATTOIR Meats packaged for home freezers Wholesale — Retail l UPTOWN and DUNCAN PARK 1 ■ A JoKr Graham Stor It Meats packaged for public 2 Miles South of Inman Route 5 Inman, S.C.’ Telephone: 472-2868 Complete Family Department Stores Main St. Mall and Duncan Park Spartanburg, S.C. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES CARRUTH FURNITURE CO. Hugh Fowler Your Local State Farm Agent Complete Home Furnishings 104 Howard Street Box 265 Business Ph: 472-9200 Asheville Hwy. 472-9028 Inman, S.C. 468-4575 Landrum, S.C. 457-3344 BOMMER INDUSTRIES, INC. LANDRUM, SOUTH CAROLINA jBommerf m over 100 years of quality m A good place to work Compliments of CAROLINA FROZEN FOODS A Division of Silver Mill WORKING WITH THE PEOPLE OF THE WESTERN CAROLINAS TO SUPPLY THE WORLD. Frozen Foods — AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER — Inman, S.C. Spring Hinges, Lavatory, Postal Specialties, Hardware - OUR SPONSORS 159 % WESTGATE LADIES Boats — Trailers — Marine Supplies OUTLET HOLDENS MARINE AND Latest Fashions at Outlet Prices SPORTS CENTER for Missy and Juniors Johnson Seahorse Outboard Motors 1413 Ezell Blvd. Spartanburg, S.C. Marquis Boats Ph: 576-6434 1265 Boiling Springs Rd. Spartanburg, S.C. Ph: 578-1484 TOLEDO SCALE LA-BETT’S Division of “Clothes for All Tastes” Owner, Betty Brooks RELIANCE ELECTRIC CO. r 160 OUR SPONSORS BEACON DRIVE-IN WHF.RE FOOD IS ALWAYS GOOD 255 Reidvillc Road Spartanburg, S.C. Open 8:00 A.M. Close 11:30 P.M. Closed on Sundays Ph: 585-9387 OUR SPONSORS BIGELOW SANFORD MILLS INMAN DRUGS BIGLOW SANFORD INC. Fine Carpets Since 1825 3 Blackstock Road Inman, S.C. Ph: 472-2154 Landrum, S.C. 162 OUR SPONSORS TAB’S DAIRY BAR 2 Bill and Meg Duncan Owners Ph: 895-3145 Congratulations Class of 1978 OUR SPONSORS 163 Litex International Corporation PRIMAKNIT Box 2787 Road 57 Spartanburg, S.C. Cards — School Titles — Paperbacks — Gifts New York Times — Hardbacks — Magazines HILLCREST SHOPPING CENTER SPARTANBURG FOREST CITY GAFFNEY Spartanburg’s largest and only complete Music Center 319 East Main Spartanburg, S.C. ESTABLISHED 1897 BOYCE RANSON FORD INC. Hwy. 176 West SEE US FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS Ph: 578-6000 Spartanburg, S.C. 164 OUR SPONSORS GOWEN’S MEN SHOPPE 9 North Main Street Inman, S.C. Ph: 472-8817 INTERNATIONAL WIRE CO. The world’s Largest, most modern drawing and stranding facilities for precious metals Plant at Inman, S.C. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF S.C. Box 127 Landrum, S.C. OUR SPONSORS 165 TROY H. CRIBB SONS “Best Packed Peaches in Spartanburg County” Spartanburg, S.C. Clayton Taylor Jody Pye Johsnon Hardware Roger Michael Woodward Inman Tire Service Joe Peeler Marlene Pittman Roger “Mitch” Mitchem Mrs. Margie M. Mitchem PANTI05 Af. TC 166 OUR SPONSORS This seems to be a year for losses. Not mere superficial losses in sports or contests, but deep, personal, and painful losses. Among the most tragic blows dealt us was the death of Dwayne Eric Lynch. As a result of Dwayne’s death Chapman lost a dear friend and brother. When the pain finally subsides, we will be thankful for the tender memories.,We will never forget the friendly face that seemed to stand out in any crowd, nor the faces that appeared to light up when touched by his smile. He seemed to radiate affection, cheerfulness, and warmth. Life is very short and death is unpredictable. We should take a lesson from Dwayne’s life. If we do we will extract the precious and significant things, and savor each priceless moment. We will discover in doing so that the brevity of Dwayne’s life is far outweighed by the extent to which he enjoyed living. 168 MEMORIAL