Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Out With The Old And In With The New 24 u Rules The beginning of the school year 1984-85 proved to be a challenge just to survive. 8 O'clock was the start of the day and until 3 O'clock we had to stay. One hour class periods were the plan to improve the grades of the Panther clan. Homeroom after first period was a thrill, it was just a part of the new deal. Getting into the lunchroom was a task, Where do we buy tickets, everyone ask. Smoking permits were a must, and parking stickers put your car in trust. This year put several familiar faces in new and different places. Mr. Mac and Mrs. Wheeler helped to make the new rules a little bit better to take. As May came near the Panthers did cheer, for we had survived this year!

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Billy Lindsey gets a head start on his school work You Never Get A Second Chance To Make A First Impression. Going back to school was not the same, it was a whole new game. The students had to get back in the groove with all of the new rules, you had to be on the move. There were many friends to see everyone was full of fun and glee. Studying was the last thing on the list but the teachers quickly did insist that the work be done or fail, the students grades must prevail. Down to work the students did go with a prayer put in for snow. 23 Back To School

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Kay© Foster and Debra Lance have their smok- ing permits handy in case of an inspection Chapman's new assistant principal. Melba Wheeler is busy at one of her many jobs A ew Ru ©s