Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Seemingly pleased with his new position, Mr. Grady Holden addressed the students at a pep rally. Maintainance Supervisor, Lowell Bridges, and his crew kept Chapman in tip-top condition. Gleaming porcelain was a welcome sight in the res- trooms that were constructed this year. Thcme 3

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Scratching The Surface Fingernails scratching down a chalkboard, a key scratching the paint off a shiny car, or the soothing feeling of a scratch on the back are just a few images caused by the word scratch . With the addition of a million dollar gym, changes of administrators and teachers, and shuffling of classrooms and schedules, scratching had a place at Chapman. The set paths followed at Chapman were scratched away to allow the much needed growth necessary in the progressing world. All these different features benefited every- one involved with the school. The students were enriched by greater educational, athle- tic, and extra curricular opportunities. The community was provided with greater com- munication between it and the school. However, while many differences were evi dent as the year began, only the surface ha; been scratched. Without parking regulations, everyone squeezed their automobiles into any space they could find. The Hipp Gymnaisium provided an excellent facility for all types of activities. Workmen complete the new restrooms as quickly as possible for the students. 2 Theme

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Pep rallies were a very important part of the students' lives at Chap- man. All the educational opportunities presented at the Ed-Op Day were discussed by Gayle Justice and Mrs. Lee Maxwell. 4 Student Life