Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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The junior class finds the pep ral- lies to be the special place to re- lease their feelings. A friendly canine visits Teri Bryson during Mrs. Bogg s art class. Special Days 27

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The Days Of Our Lives School days at Chapman would have been rather bor- ing if special days were not set aside to add a little more laughter in the halls. There were days to boost the foot- ball team’s spirit, as the var- sity cheerleaders sponsored hat day and sunglasses day. satisfy the students at Chapman. The Beta Club nominees also had their day. Students were shocked to see respectable young la- dies with wine bottles, boys in Playboy Bunny suits with fishnet stockings, and little Bo-Peep without her sheep at Chapman. That was the price one had to pay to be a member of the Beta Club. But these students were al- lowed to redeem them- selves when asked to help with Ed-Op Day. The regular size for sung- lasses would not fit today's style and hats were not reg- ular baseball hats — only the fine “classy” hats would Lynne Ballenger and Lynn Woodfin prove that four eyes are better than two on Sunglasses Day. A few new Beta Club members show off their latest fashions at a pep rally. 26 Special Days

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Report To The Gym Please! During the year the faculty and student body were entertained as well as informed through the various assemblies which were held. The Student Council, Red Cross Council, and Beta Club each had their own special induc- tion services for the new officers and members. The Student Council was responsible for con- ducting the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, which ad- ded warmth to these holiday sea- sons. Many students were intro- duced as candidates competing for the titles of Miss Panorama and Homecoming Queen. Special groups and speakers ad- ded their performances to the list of assemblies. Dr. Zachary Clements shared his opinions with the students from all District 1 schools. Also, a state official came to stress bus safety. Mr. Hugh Culbreth 'hypnotized’ ev- eryone with his magical exper- tise. The U.S. Fife and Drum Corp performed. Phiefer College Jazz Ensemble kept each student en- thralled as they played a variety of past and present hits. Each one of these well-planned pro- grams seemed to be tremen- dously appreciated by all. The nativity scene is narrated in the Student Council Christmas assembly. Bro Stuart assists Mr. Hugh Culbreth in the famous rope trick. For the holiday season, the chorus provides a Christmas concert. The Fife and Drum Corp from Washington, D.C. entertains students during a tour of the area. Dr. Zachary Clements comments on life to Dis- trict 1 students. 28 Assemblies