Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Over the summer. David Carlson, with a group of youth from Inman First Baptist Church, spent a week working at a Laotian Bible School. At Ed-Op Day. Michelle Cothran talks to a represen tative from Carson-Newman to find out about the opportunities they offer. Beginning the game against Chesnee. the mighty Panthers burst through the banner, hoping the game will be a victory. Student Life Divider 5

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Making It Happen Through Students Students were the major instruments in making things happen at Chapman. Be- ginning in the spring of 1983, they attend- ed the Junior-Senior Prom which was closely followed by Graduation. During summer vacation, some students enjoyed relaxing at the beach, the mountains, or various amusement parks, while others preferred working at fast-food restaurants, grocery stores, or peach sheds. Many oth- ers also attended workshops such as cheerleading camp, annual camp, and Girls' State and Boys’ State. As school cranked up again, students began getting involved in pep rallies, football games, and other assemblies. Homecoming was a big success as was Miss Panorama. Queens were crowned at each of these events, plus one at the Second Annual Harvest Day. Many of Chapman's beauti- ful young ladies participated in these pag- eants. On the weekends, it paid to have a job, as many students went to movies, res- taurants, the mall, and other places. One popular weekend activity, that only took gas money, was cruising and hanging around fast-food places like The Beacon and Hardee's. As each month of the school year progressed students had ma- jor parts in MAKING IT HAPPEN. Looking as though he is ready to take (light Hammett gives the cameraman a sly look Kelly Brackett patiently opens her locker as cS Bagwell hurriedly organizes his books.

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Moving to Ihe beal of the music. Va| Whiteside and her dale gel down. Black Tails And Lace Gowns A Special Date The night of April 22, 1983 on the refreshment table, was filled with an atmosphere Along with the dance, many of romance and excitement as couples dined at exclusive res- young ladies and gentlemen, taurants for expensive but spe- dressed in formal attire, at- cial dinners, tended the Junior-Senior We May Never Pass This Prom. Students made their Way Again held true as the grand arrival in everything night ended, leaving only fond from sports cars to limosines. memories to linger in the The band, Brasstown Ball, minds of those who attended, provided contempory sounds as Couples danced and social- The Junior-Senior band, Brasstown ized. People were often found Ball, [ lays one of Iheir contemporary testing the various appetizers roc't and ro son 3s 6 Iunior-Semor Dressed in ballroom gowns and tux- edos. couples find slow dancing to be one of Ihe prom favonles.