Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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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

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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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Dances, Dating, And Driving Pep rallies, athletic events, contests, dances, dating, and driving were all part of the lives of Chapman High students. Each year at Chapman added many un- familiar opportunities for students to explore. Field trips, club meetings, and class projects broke the monotony of working on assignments in class ev- ery day. Senior English students went to see the movie, Macbeth , and plays at local colleges. Oth- er classes toured universi- ties and businesses. The Family Life Class per- formed the steps taken when a person gets mar- ried. The Senior Class was the first class to have a trip approved by the board of Danny Ward was presented the orange crutches by the maintain- ance staff for his outstanding show of spirit. Early dismissal allowed seniors like Robyn Cantrell to get a head start on their afternoon activities. trustees for many years. The other classes were in- volved in a variety of pro- jects, such as fund raisers. The FFA like other clubs, was interested in making money. It held a turkey shoot every Saturday in November. Dating played a role in the lives of students also. As they reached the age to drive an entirely new world was opened to them. Pizza restaurants, theaters, and shopping malls were just a few of the places a person took his date. Even though school ended at 2:45 students still had something to keep them occupied. Student Life 5