Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Frank Worthington takes time out Irom his trip to pose tor the camera. Work, Play, And Far Away Places Summer Fun Everyone had their own ideas of what summer fun really was. To some students, summer fun” was visiting a distant place like France or Alaska. For others, it was lying on the beach, feeling lazy and carefree. This summer, Chap- man students could be found in all of these places. A stroll on the Champs Ely- see, a famous boulevard in Paris, was common for the six students who went to France. The students, along with their teacher, lane Isbell, spent two weeks traveling in France and other neighboring countries. Although most students spent their vacations pursuing pleasure, several took working vacations. Frank Worthington spent five weeks working on an Alaskan processing ship. Still other students attended workshops such as cheerlead- ing camp, annual camp, band camp, and Girls and Boys State. Those who attended Girls State felt that it was a learning experience where they were exposed to several aspects of the State Political System. Finally, there were those stu- dents who went on a vacation just to kick off their shoes and relax. A few of the popular va- cation areas were the beaches, the mountains, and amuse- ment parks. At Chapman, the students had a variety of ideas for what summer fun was. The histone Chenonceaux. in France, is one of the many places visited by the French students. This beautiful setting sun could be seen off the Alaskan Coast While at the National FHA Conven- Rogers, and Teresa Pruitt take time off tion, Monica Rogers, Mrs. Brenda to tour the Washington Redskins Stadi- um.

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While on vacation at Myrtle Beach. Andrew Clark tnes to decide whether or not to take a dip. While in Pans. Mrs. Isbell. Christy Storey. Sheri Storey. Susan Searcy. Amy Messer, and Kimberly Brown pose in front of a statue of King Louis XIV. Anxious to go on their adventure, Amy Messer. Susan Searcy. Shen Storey. Kimberly Brown. Chnsty Storey. Karen Wood and Mrs. Jane Isbell give a big smile before they leave for France. ( This French feline takes time out for a cat nap. 10 Summer Vacations

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Queens, Crafts, And Entertainment Second Annual Harvest Day An all-day event filled with lively entertainment, hand- made crafts and fun-loving people took place on Septem- ber 24, 1983, when Inman hosted its Second Annual Har- vest Day. Harvest Day began at nine o'clock with several area people providing enter- tainment. The Chapman Jazz Band, God's Little Theater Puppet Co., a quartet and nu- merous other acts supplied hours of entertainment. Later in the day, the Harvest Day Pageant displayed many of Chapman's beautiful young la- dies. When the results were tallied, Michelle Wilson was the first runner-up and Lauren Morrow was crowned Harvest Day Queen. After the pageant, some students from Chapman displayed their talents by per- forming in a talent show for the enjoyment of the crowd. Throughout the day, many ce- lebrities were seen strolling main street; such as Miss Piggy, Puddin', the Chapman Panther, and the Inman Branch Library mascot. As the activities of the day drew to a close, everyone knew that Har- vest Day had been a success. Miss Lauren Morrow, the new Harvest Day Queen, stands proudly as she dons her crown. The Inman Branch Library Mascot took time out from his rounds to pose with Karen Wood and Beth Raines. 12 Harvest Day As part ot the festival entertainment, Chapman High displays talented per formers. One performance shows Pam Sowles and Kim Golightly singing Total Eclipse of the Heart.