Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Mr Holden lakes time out from his busy schedule to join the festivities of Harvest Day. Harvest Day 13

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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.

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Bored with Wmton Hawkins. Susan Searcy tries to get a little shut eye. Slamming Lockers, New Faces Back To School Already? exaspirating heat caused the students to go home at 12:30 lor the first few days of school. No one seemed to mind that at all. The students and teachers got off to a great start. With the rate things were going it seemed that it was going to be a great year. Many students returned with great anticipation and hope for a better school year. As they returned new ro- mances blossomed and the fa- miliar sounds of slamming lockers and friends reuniting with old friends after summer vacation filled the halls. The Miss Ashworth doesn't seem to like the company ol Ricky Morris. Mark Dempsey, and Greg Frye. Look at that lace! Roger Davis doesn't seem to be very excited about having his picture made, as are Missy Craig. Angie Brooks. Lauren Morrow, and Kelly Ridings. At this pep rally, Robbie Miller and Tim Williams, have a little extra weight to carry around. Diligent study is not all that happens during class as Keith Bryant and Bob- by Jones find out as they discuss week- end plans. 14 Finst Weeks Of School