Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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The Way Time Is Best To Kill To Work It To Death. Community Cash was just one place that we saw a familiar face. Hardee's offered many people employ- ment and a salary that could be spent. Bi-Lo was another place to work one could be a cashier or a clerk. It really doesn't matter what you do as long as it is suited for you. Bruce Hammett knows exactly were the beef is at Hardee's. o ng the O' 'e Robbie Wilson and Billy Orr work hard on the job at Community Cash. 17 Jobs

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Do What You Can, With What You Have, Where You Are. Weekends were made for fun and cruising. For some it was a time just to be amusing. For some it was just a time to rest from school, or a time to go out and just be cool. A time for a trip to see a friend, and a time that you did not want to end. A time for you and me. A time to be the best you can be. A time to be with the one who loved you, and a time when no one should have been sad or blue. Chris Howard awaits for the gang to arrive at Hardee's. Kim Christopher and Pam Rifflard check out the new styles at Ormonds. Mike Hendrick gives his brother a lift” over the weekend. Monica Rogers and Pam Rifflard spend an exciting weekend in Charleston. 16 Weekends

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Summertime, Fun Time Summer Vacation is a real treat good-bye books and classes. Let's hit the street. Beach bound is the aim for the class of '84. we've waited so long for this and more. Just so much can happen in twelve weeks, but lots of fun will come to those who seek. Backyard pools and groovy sound is for some the best around. Peach fuzz and unending prespiration is what it takes for those with money as an inspiration. All good things must come to an end, back to school for nine months to continue the trend. At Disney World Missy Johnson and Yvette Wal- drop make a new friend At Camp Old Indian Tim Tyler performs the Feather Challenge Dance 18 Summer Vacation Missy Craig poses for a picture with her boyfriend Carl Jamerson before he leaves for College During the summer Kaye Foster found herself visiting her brother at Fort Jackson in Colorado