Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Getting everything together lor the customer at the drive through. Mi- chelle Hegler makes sure she has the straws and the ketchup. Hoping that nothing falls. Curtis Arrowood tries to stack the dog food cans with perfection. As the busy lunch hour approaches. Susan Searcy fixes a few orders of french fnes in case anyone gets be- hind. After putting groceries in the trunk of a Bi-Lo customer's car, Greg Frye gets ready to go back inside to carry out another cart. At the beginning of September. I n Cook, working at Gaines's Shed, care- fully places the apples in the box so that they will not bruise. lobs 19

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Anywhere And Everywhere Everybody's Working . . . As Chapman students grew to be young adults, they found that they had more responsibil- ities than in years past. Be- cause they wanted to drive, date, and socialize, many learned that money was a ne- cessity for their activities. Some students, who chose to work only in the summer, found peach sheds to be the popular site for jobs. Others, however, decided to work the entire year in fast-food restau- rants such as Hardee's and McDonald's, stores such as Belk's and Camelot Music, and grocery stores such as Com- munity Cash and Bi-Lo. Com- mon part-time jobs of babysit- ting and yard cleaning also provided the funds for fun ac- tivities. Although most people spent their money for present events, some saved their earn- ings for the future. Hidden behind a load ot stock, Terry Mabry peeks around to reveal a smile that often cheers the customers at Community Cash. At Hardee's, leff Johnson looks up for a moment to ease the monotonous act of wrapping another hamburger in foil. 18 Jobs As a family career, Eric Burrell and his lather scrape paint from the gym wall in order to pnme it. %

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Cruising, Hanging Out, Dating Weekend Outings After a busy week in school, students looked forward to the weekend. Everyone had differ- ent activities that they enjoyed. Some people prefered going as a group while other people chose going with their dates. Certain groups were found hanging out at Hardee's and Fast Fare, while others cruised around town and the Beacon. At the malls, someone was al- ways seen shopping in stores or talking to friends. Many Chapman students met people from other schools at The Warehouse and the skating rinks. An all time favorite was seeing a movie at one of the various theatres. No matter where the weekends were spent, it was always something fun and exciting. Gail Reeh is loo involved in her Har- dee s lea to stop tor a picture with Su- sie Greene and Mike Painter. On Sunday night. Anne Marie Greene. Lynn Todd, and Missy Cox practice a song with their church youth choir. 20 Weekends