Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)
- Class of 1986
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Table Of _ Conrenrs Opening — 10 Srudenr Life — 4 30 And 46 50 Gosses — 34 45 And 54 70 Feorures — 60100 Spocrs — 104135 CHAPMAN HIGH SCHOOL 35 Oakland Avenue hmon South Carotno 29349 Volume 32 Table Of Conrenrs Opening — 1-3 Srudenr Life — 4-33 And 46-53 Classes — 34-45 And 54-79 Features — 80103 Sports — 104-135 Academics — 136-169 Ads — 170193 Index — 194-197 Closing — 198 200 CHAPMAN HIGH SCHOOL 35 Oakland Avenue Inman, South Carolina 29349 Volume 32 Treasured Momenrs Treasured momen rs filled wirh mixed emotion, are something that each Chopmon student holds and will hold for the rest of his life Most students, while at Chopmon, do hove some hoppy moments. Some of the happier moments were getting asked our by that special person, receiving roses or balloons, getting a cheerful hello from some- one special and a teacher giving you that little bit of extra help you needed Some examples of sod moments or Chapman High ore losing a ballgame, losing a speaol friend and foiling that big rest. A Freshman's first day of school was filled wirh many undescribable moments A Sophomore seemed to be happy just nor to be a Freshman anymore This yeor. Juniors were hoppy to win pep rallies ond they looked forward to being Seniors. Of course, graduation was a big thing on the minds of Seniors olong with making the most of their last year or high school. Overall, the dosses or Chapman were friendly ond enthusiastic. Devon Necker, Pom Sowles, Trocey Dobb. ond Deono Plumiey enpy spending rhec lunch break together A group of girls ore exdred obour somethrp special 2 - Opening Lunch 6 o hoppy ond ocrive rime for mosr Chopmon srudenrs A Chopmon yudenr gers toy n rhoughr after o tong doy or school Opening - 3 Down Morrm ond Kim Otockwel enjoy rhe fol’s mce weorher os rhey eor rher lunch Ddty Compfon looks on os John Gromfcng gers corned away with excrement while rhrkmg obour rhe upcoming weekend 4 - Student Life Divider Student Life Divider — 5 Hold Onro The Momenr On May 31sr, 1985 or 8 00 p m In rhe H E Hipp Gymnasium, 156 members of rhe doss of 1985 concluded rheir high school days. The rheme of rhe 1985 groduorion was Hold on ro rhe Momenr. Rick Lee. rhe speaker for rhe evening gave o very inreresring speech Deno Marhis, voldicrorian ond Tim Williams, solurorion challenged rhe class. When rhe rime come for rhe groduaring doss ro move rheir rassets everyone in rhe gym could hear rhe sighs of relief and anridparion. Afrer rhe ceremony, borh smiles and rears could be seen on rhe faces of rhe groduares. Dron Hewitt, David Hendricks, ond some orher members of rhe senior doss rake lime ro remember rhe good rimes rhey hod or Chopmon. 6 — Graduation Here Ar Last Here or toy We've reoched our goal Our dreams hove soared Our pnde wi shine os We rake rhor evertoying yep nro our individual Ives The pom, rhe struggle, ol resolure wtfh achievement ond hoppmess is acknowledged in this doy Our day A doy of umrement — yet separation Tears wi be shed os we took mro the eyes of those wirh whom we've shored it ol Questions of where we're going ond who we’l be ... The uncertain joy races through our hearts Here or toy it's come This ts rhe finale of our pasnmes ond rhe entry of our furure Are we gtocP Eoch srrond n our rassle holds o rhousond memories ond those memories we corry high on our cop Thonk God for our esteem ond for seeing us through it oil We pray he will stoy with us os we wi f ore verm-sprit stoy with one onorher Decouse, my friend, rhe time has come ... It's HERE AT LAST Joy Robmson Connie Frye leods the 1985 groduormg doss our of rhe gym to yort i her new fcfe The 1985 groduormg doss ferens mrenrty to rher speoker os he explains whor they wi be focmg n rhe future Graduation — 7 The Dond odded the down home look to rhec floor Mr DoJr ond rhe bond members look depressed over o fumble m rhe gome Give hm o drink of worer' Wrighr Gomes hos juv experienced o rough ploy on rhe ftekj Cooch McCoski considers whor ro do nexr 8 — Homecoming Cooch Do vis refc Shcmnon Srmrh ro quickly rerurn ro rhe Md ro help rhe orher ptayers Homecoming Spirir The 1985 Homecoming wos jusr os excit- ing os olwoys Spirirs soored the entire homecoming week, and everyone was pepped up for the big gome The home- coming parade wos o big success1 The con- testants ond their sponsors looked terrific os they rode in their sports cors A huge crowd gathered on main street to see the other floors. Some floors in the parade were the Junior ond Sophomore doss floor, the Inter- act floor, cheerleaders, ond the bond As the gome approached, excitement hod ri- sen from the Homecoming festivities Unfor- tunately, the Panthers lost o well ployed gome After the gome, o Homecoming donee wos held. Everyone hod a great time this homecoming, ond hopefully the upcoming years will be just os good Jerry Osteen ond Joy Robnson srmte proudly or rhe com era Tommy Dennett ond Micheol Griffm sure look good togertv er Little did John Grombfcng ond MicheAe Wilson know thor they would be crowned the winners or rhe Homecoming gome This line of floors included linte Miss Inmon. Sheri Storey ond Jeff Guesr. rhe cheerleoders, ond Sheila Mobry ond Srocey Condrey. ond FHA Homecoming - 9 Jerry Gones Trocy Gooes Doiey Johnson M sy Johnson 04 Eubanks 5he o Mobry Joni McDode crowns rhe new Homecoming Queen. Mche«e Wfcon os Mr Holden observes The 1985 Homecoming Queen. Michelle Wilson ond her court, fry runner up. Angie Rogers, ond second runner-up, Poufcne Copelond 10 Homecoming The 1985 Homecommg Queen. Mchefle Vrfson sponsored by Jofvt Groml Robert McDowel struggles through rhe Cover bomer •ng is proud ro represenr her school Wondo Moore Timmy Moore Joseph Robmson Joy Robmson Dobby Knord Angie Rogers Robert Storey Sheri Storey Chorles Wilson M he«e Wilson Homecoming 11 Summer Laughrer Summer srarred off slow for some, how- ever by rhe middle of June spirits sparkled ond summer loughrer senr magic inro rhe oir Vocorions. new jobs, golden rons, ond sporkling smiles were shored among many. The exaremenr of summer finally arrived ro moke memories rhor would always be re- membered. Tomorrows only mode more dreams come rrue, rhoughrs of schooldays usually were avoided if possible Dores were marked on rhe calendar for trips ro rhe moll, and rhe summer's horresr movies. These advenrures only occumulored inro more memories, and endless loughrer. July flashed pasr so quickly rhor rhe first days of Augusr were missed Before anyone could carch his breorh ond relax rhey were shop- ping for school dorhes. Shopping only broughr more exaremenr inro rhe hor sum- mer monrhs And everyone was reody ro go bock ro school ro see rheir friends. Sum- mer come ro on end bur rhe loughrer ran on, ond rhe good rimes were ofren remem- bered. Golden rons began ro disappear, bur rhe glow of happiness remained This sum- mer was rhe besr summer ever, ond nexr summer has irs chances for being even ber- rer. Dreams were whor mode rhe summer, ond dreams were whor rook ir away For rhings like this does nor hoppen in real life; only during rhe summer Joel Greene rakes nme in rhe hor summer ro shoor some baskerbal Whie m Flondo, Tna Auble poses m fronr of Wolr Disney World 12 - Summer Vocation Summer Vocation — 13 14 Once Again The alarm sounds. Is ir 6 00 a m al- ready? School con'r srarr rodoy. Summer isn'r over yer! I con'r find my shoes, I haven'r worn rhem all summer ” On Augusr 26. 1985. CHS opened irs doors for rhe 1985 86 school year Teachers and srudenrs experienced lors of changes A new spinr serried over Chapman, one of excellence and pride Louro Scruggs. Devon NecKer. Pom Sowles ond Deono PVjmtey ctecuss ossignmenrs for rhe nexr day - 15 Kelty Corson reoszes he just forgor ro srudy for o resr SporBsh yudenr, Oud Poorer, studies dikgenrly for on upcoming resr Dock To School Peppi NKihofe ond Lynn Ongmon ger away for o peoce ful breok from rhe busy day Whor's gong on Devon5” To Everything There Is A Season Everyone was filled wirh energy, and harmony was shown on everyone's foce, September 28,1985. when Inman hosred irs Fourrh Annual Horvesr Day The day was on advenrure in living. learning, growing, being wirh friends ond family enjoying rhe arrs. crofrs, ond food. The crowd enjoyed conrinuous enrerroinmenr, soles, food, ond fun rhe entire doy The grey skies that were predicted lifted, ond rhe doy was just per- fect for outside activities We con oil remem- ber for o long time onorher of life's exper- iences The inner joy that we con feel when we look bock ond remember rhe doy of rhe Fourrh Annual Harvest Doy of Inmon 1985 The Fourrh Annual Horvesr Doy Fesrivol was enjoyed greorly by rhe crowd 16 — Harvest Day Providing drmks, sondwiches. ond other goodies Inmon Dand Doosrer Oub was greorty oppreoored Mage provided some of rhe early enrerronmenr dur- ing rhe morning The conresranrs for Horvesr Queen were trying to The Rorory CXto was one of the ck x rtxx portiopared impress rhe judges wirh their smies in the celebration Harves Day - 17 Spirit The cheerleaders sponsored many Spirir Days during the 198586 Foorboll season. On the Spirir Days rhe cheerleaders dressed up in wherever rhe rheme of rhe day was and asked rhe srudenrs and reochers ro follow suir. Days Spirir Days included: Rambo Day, Punk Day, Nerd Day, Hillblly Day, Har Day, and Swearsuir Day Many srudenrs and even reochers. porrici- pared and hod a lor of fun. Jeff Sumner and Christina Howkms get involved on Rambo Day Miss Dyrd is one of rhe better nerds of rhor particular doy Jeff Large smles os he is dressed os o nerd Terry Ccmpbel hides behrxj Lynn Todd, who s dressed up for nerd doy 18 Shedo Dryonr coocenrrores os she ploys o new piece Dana Jenmgs. Chrisrie McGrow orxj Jer ry May ore rghr on Key Practice Makes Perfect This year the Chapman High chorus really rook-off The chorus, direcred by Mrs Deom, performed or many fesrivals ond orher high schools showing off rheir ralenrs The chorus spenr o br of rime procricing ro improve themselves ond o successful seoson wos theirs Morrho Hammerr. Amro Stopper, ond orher chorus members procnce Mrs Deom ond her srudenrs leorn o new song ro perform for rhe school Chorus — 19 Baby Smiles How mony of rhe cure and innocent smiles con one recognize of rhe Senior Class? One con only wonder whor rhoughrs, perceptions, and intelligence lay behind them. Certainly rhe foces have changed greatly and personalities have de- veloped One thing in certain rhese smiles is whor remains of rhe doss of 86 20 Baby Pictures Doreno Baker Tommy Bennerr Jill Bishop Louro Former Tommy Fowler Morey Freeman Buddy Brown Karen Burgess Leroy Burgess Tommy Garrerr James Grohom Kim Golighrly Sherry Burnerr Suzy Campbell Phillip Colemon Melisso Gosserr Anne-Marie Greene Kenny Griswold Pauline Copeland Cheryl Cooper Lone Cools Kim Hall Liso Hommerr Dendro Horris Darrell Dodd Morion Drummond Pom Epron Roxanne Hayes Eric Henderson Daniel Hollifield Baby Picfures 2l Michelle Howard Joy Jockson Donnerre Johnson Julie Pruirr Angie Rogers Kelley Rollins Mark Johnson Missy Johnson Joe Keodle April Shires Ginger Simmons Wanda Smirh Pom Large Uso Mallory Roberr McDowell James Sraggs Jovonna Suber Lynn Todd Kay McMillian Melissa Miller Wanda Nodine Jeff Vorner Lisa Worers John Warson Susan Parrish Tracey Perry Julie Porrer Kim Whire Linda Williams Michelle Wilson Daby Pictures 23 Lynn Todd Christy O'Com Tommy Fowler Louro Moore Angie Rogers Susan Fowler Shelley Crowley Michele Pope Donno Detcher Tears of joy ore shed by Vanda Moore os she 6 The ren footers. Km Gofcghrty. Fredo Foggie. Mete crowned Miss Ponoromo so Surrerr. Jennifer Mohaffey. Pom Emory. IXobo Porter. Sanyo Gomes. Donno Hawkins. Missy John 24 — Miss Ponorama son. ond Wonda Moore owoir the big announce menr A Night Of Dreams The wrv er of the M s Poooromo Pogeonr Vanda Moore Frsr runner op. Pom Emory Miss Ponoro mo. Donno Howtons Second Runner up On rhe evening of November 5. 1985, 56 of Chapman's beourifui young ladies compered in rhe Miss Panorama pogeanr, sponsored by rhe annual staff The conresr’s rheme, was Purrin' on rhe ftirz Each girl, ofrer several practices, had perfected rheir stances and speeches rhor made rhe good impressions upon rhe judges The girls were judged in srreerwear competition, evening gown competition, and collective judging. These differ- ent segments narrowed rhe 56 girls down to ten finalists, Kim Golighry, Freda Foggie, Melissa Sur rerr. Jennifer Mohoffey. Pam Emory. Robin Porter. Sonya Games. Donno Hawkins, Missy Johnson, and Wanda Moore The finalists confidently answered the questions rhor were asked After rhe final scores were rallied only one could be rhe winner The Mistress of Ceremonies. Cindi Kae Arthur, announced that Wanda Moore hod been chosen as rhe new Miss Panorama. Ticker Winner, Dendro Homs, smdes proudly Miss Ponoramo — 25 Meteso Johnson Sherri McDoweU Tonya Bnce Pom Emory c xJ Sheley Crowley prepore for rhe Lon Perry talks with o Ponoromo yoff member nexr oreo of competition Devon Necker 26 — Miss Ponoromo Ar o meer mg, conreyonrs discuss issues of Miss Ponoromo night wirh Feotures Ediror. tolie Porrer FmoHy gerrmg rhe envelope open, Donno Howkms pufc our rhe quesron. hopmg rhor she wi be oble ro give o sorisfoctory onswer Gerrmg reody to go out for rhe yreerweor compe r,ron. Lynn Todd, purs rhe fmol touches of moscoro on her toshes Meredith Howord Km Golghrty Jufce Lews Miss Ponoromo — 27 The Tops Many Chopmon Srudenrs were honored by colleges, lo- cal organizations, ond special programs rhis year Some sru- denrs were named scholars by near-by colleges ond were able ro parricipore in special programs. Five srudenrs were honored by rhe American Legion and rhe American Legion Auxiliary by being able ro parricipore in rhe Grl's Store or Boy's Store program Dorerio Baker, who orrended Gris’ Srare, said rhor she enjoyed meering girls who were filling leadership roles in rheir schools ond she enjoyed ralks by prominent political fig- ures. Chapman was especially honored by having Sheri Srorey chosen ro attend Governor's School. Sheri remarked rhor while she hod ro work hard, she sriB had a chance ro hove a good rime Tommy Chester was rhe tenth grader who was chosen ro orrend rhe Hugh O'Brion Leadership Seminar. JUMOR MARSHALS Front Row — M hefle Wilson, Renee Drdges. Loura Moore. An neMone Greene. Tommy Gorrerr. Rox onne Hoyes. Suson Pornsh. Jobe Porter Sec ond Row — Angie Rogers. Shelo Mobry. Tommy Dennerr. cryyol Rookord, Kelley Rofcns Wando Nodme. Undo WiSoms Third Row — Uso Mollory. Julie Pruitt. Louro Former. Shannon Smith. Doreno Daker. Leo Worers. Ji Dehop Fourth Row — John Poms. John Gromfcng. Danny Hotfietd. Ken ny Drockerr. Dewoyne Ramsey. Ken Wood. Woly Gregory, PhAp Colemon ond John Watson 28 Honoraries Sheri Storey attended rhe Governor 's Do or rhe end of her sroy or Governor's School ond wos able ro meet Governor Riey Tommy Chester orreoOed rhe Hugh O'Onon LeocJership Sermnor SchoOrs — Shefco Mobry — Converse College. Furmon University. Presbyrenon College. Lao Mollory — Converse College. Erskine College Shonnon Smirh — The Oodel Xjbe Pruirr — Converse College John Worson — The GrocJel Scholors — John Porra — Furmon Umverstfy Sheri Srorey — Furmon University Tommy Fowler — Oemson Universiry Donny HoUifiekJ — Presbyterian Colege. Clemson Umversiry VoSy Gregory — Presbyrenon College Scholors — Susan Parrish — Columbo Colege Roxonne Hayes — Cdubcmo Colege Lao Voters — Columbo College Dereno Ooker — CoOmbO Colege Dry on Heckmon — Erskne College 29 Do ter io Doker Daddy Drown Leroy Durgess Phillip Colemon Stocey Condrey Pauline Copeland Louro Former Tommy Fowler Morey Freeman Kim Golighrly Tommy Garrett John Gromling Anne-Morie Greene Da fifty Hoflifield Jeff Guest Donnette Johnson Don no Hawkins Missy Johnson Roxanne Culberson Hoyes Noe lie Love ridge She Ho Mobry Angie Rogers Liso Mollory Kelley Rollins Suson Parrish Crystal Rookord Sheri Storey Ginger Simmons Shannon Smith Who's Who Who's Who is o special honor besrowed on Seniors who hove earned o combination of 18 honor ond service points by being such things os o club member, serving os on officer of on organization, receiving on award or special hon- or, ond by being a ream member. Honor poinrs ore eorned by being o Junior Marshal, having on A overage, having Perfect Atten- dance, ond by being o scholar The 1986 Senior doss has 31 members of Who's Who. 31 Help Wanted Many Chopmon High srudenrs hekj down jobs m addirion ro doing rheir school work rhis year Some srudenrs needed money for dar- ing, cor expenses, groduarion expenses and for furure college expenses Orher srudenrs worked for the fun of ir or for the experience Darerio Boker. who works or Hospiroliry House. so d rhor she enpyed working socne- rinnes and she always enpyed rhe money. Job responsibiliry con be confining, bur rhe experience ond money is worrh rhe efforr. D genriy working or Community Cosh. Usa Gregory does I her port os o cashier 32 - Jobs Down Morrm. who work , or Kid City, rokes o moment out Joe Keodie busy or work n McDonoWs ro rofc with Joey Durns After Hours After school, offer work, and on the week- ends, there ore certain places that the students of Chapman High School like to go and some things that they like to do. Some students like to visit the moll and walk around while others prefer to ride around and oround ond around ... After the moll closes, the students like to ride to Burger King or the Deacon to continue their socializing On on occasional Monday night, Teen Night or Trosers is fun for some Chapman students The Hardees in Inmon is also o favor ire hangout because of its convenience Talking ond getting to know other people seem to be the favorite pastimes of most of the Chopmon High students. Anne Mane Greene and Joy Rotxnson folk and hove something ro drmk Of Durge King on o Sorurdoy nghi Some Chopmon girls erjoy rolsng or rhe moH on Sorurdoy mghrs After Hours 30 Congress From June 10-14, students from the 4th Congressionol district went to Washington to learn more about how government works. One stu- dent from each high school in the district attended Congressman Camp- bell's Congressional Classroom. Stu- dents with strong backgrounds in his- tory and government were chosen. The Congressionol Classroom is funded by donations from local indus- try, so that the students pay only for souvenirs, and other personal needs. There was. nofurally, some touring. However, the majority of time was spent behind the scenes in briefings with officials ranging from the De- fense Department to the State De- partment. Students were able to talk with Senators and Congressmen about national, international, and lo- cal issues. Although often in a hurry, everyone was courteous and did his best to help the students. Aside from learning in depth about our system of governing, Julie Pruitt, the representative from our school, also made lifetime friends and impor- tant contacts. Seniors PRESTON ABERNATHY DATER!A LEIGH BAKER DONNA RENEE BELCHER TAMMY BENNETT JILL DENISE BISHOP KIMBERLY DAWN BLACKWELL KENNY B. BRACKETT ALLISON RENE BRIDGES OSCAR L. BROWN III KAREN I ANNETTE BURGESS LEROY BERNARD BURGESS Jr. SHERRY LYNNE BURNETT DENA ANN BURNS ROBERT PATRICK CALDWELL SUZY CAMPBELL TERR Y N CAMPBELL KIMBERLY J. CANTRELL SANDY LEE CANTRELL WILLIAM CLARK THOMAS CLA YTON PHILLIP MURRA Y COLEMAN SCOU COLLINS BILL Y COMPTON MICHAEL S. CONDREY LORIE ANN COOK ALISA CHERYL COOPER PAULINE REANE COPELAND ANGIE COTHRAN Class Attractives Every year, each class chooses class attractives. This year's senior class attractives were Pauline Cope- land. Jay Jackson. Ginger Simmons, and Terry Melton. If was a special honor since this year was the last one for any student to be elected. Pauline Copetand 6 Joy Jackson Gmger Smmons 6 Terry Mefron Seniors GINA MARIE COX MELISSA LYNN COX KIMDERL Y ANN EDWARDS DRIAN KEITH EMER Y RICHARD DRIAN EMOR Y PAMELA DAWN EPTON JANET EZELL LAURA LERISA FARMER CHUCK JAMES FOWLER TAMMY ANNETTE FOWLER DONNA LYNN FOY MARCY RAE FREEMAN RUSS GAINES WRIGHT JACKSON GAINES TAMMY REBECCA GARRETT KIMDERLY LEIGH GOLIGHTL Y WA YNE GOSNELL MELISSA KA Y GOSSETT JAMES EDWARD GRAHAM JOHN THOMAS GRAMLING ANNE-MARIE GREENE CURTIS GREENE DALE GREENE LISA ANN GREGORY WALLACE DUPRE GREGORY. Jt. WILLIE EARL GREGORY KENNETH CARLTON GRISWOLD JEFFREY LEE GUEST Officers The Senior Closs officers hod o very time-consuming ond difficult job. They, os leaders of their closs, hod to moke many important decisions such os whether or not to sell spirit rib- bons” before pep rallies ond which graduation invitations to choose. These officers hod to assume respon- sibility for their closs ond often hod to speak for their closs. The senior closs officers were Kelley Rollins. Reporter- Historian; Kim Golightly, President; Morey Freeman. Vice-President; Pau- line Copeland, Treasurer; ond Sheri Storey. Secretory. Seo x doss officers me ro decide which nvironons would be presented to roe doss for voting Of the four presented, mviraron number two won by o londsfide Seniors KIMDERL Y DA WN HALL USA KIMDERL Y HAMMETT STACY HANNON DENDRA L YNN HARRIS DONNA MARIE HA WKINS ROXANNE CULDERSON HAYES JANET LYNN HAYNES JAMES DR YAN HECKMAN ERIC MILTON HENDERSON DANIEL VERNON HOLLIEIELD MARK HOWARD MICHELLE L YNN HOWARD CRAIG HOWELL TINA HUDSON CHARLES INMAN ANTHONY SCOn JACKSON DARRELL WAYNE JACKSON JAY JACKSON DETTY JOHNSON DONNETTE NORA JOHNSON MARK PATRICK JOHNSON MELISSA LENEORA JOHNSON LISA JONES KIP JOSEY JOE GUSDRICKLE KEADLE TAD LANCASTER PAM LARGE RANDALL JEFF LARGE Holi-Large - 39 Spirited As each senior closs rakes over its role as leaders, there is a great deal of high spiritedness. But all too often, the idea of what a senior's privileges ore and the reolity of whot the senior year is like ore far different things. Since it is such a big change from being a junior to being a senior, the first port of the year was a bit rocky. Although there were minor problems at the beginning with such things as senior parking and behavior of for- mal assemblies, the year went by without a major catastrophe. Lori Morgan sells Ponrher Sprit Ribbons ro raise money for rhe senior doss os wef as ro boosr school spirir Senior bond member Rened Bridges shows her sprit by chanting with rhe cheerleaders Seniors JACKIE LAUGHTER SCOn LA VENDER MARIA NOELLE LOVERIDGE SHELIA ALLINE MADRY TIMOTHY LEE MAHAFFEY LISA MALLORY ROBERT LEE McDOWELL. Jr. KA YE MICHELLE McMlLLIAN DONALD TERRY MELTON MELISSA CAROL MILLER TIMOTHY JAMES MILLER WINDY L. MILLELR DANNIE MOORE ERNEST L. MOORE LAURA AMY MOORE LORI MICHELLE MORGAN DILL Y STEVE MORRIS RODNEY ELLIOT NEESE CHRIS NEVES ANGIE RUTH NESDin MARVIN NEWMAN RICHARD NICHOLS MARK WA YNE NIX WANDA RENEE NODINE BILLY ORR GERALD VINCENT OSTEEN SUSAN ALICE PARRISH TRACEY ELAINE PEUY 'Leadership- Michelle Wilson was elected stu- dent body president for the year 1985-1986. Michelle hod mony re- sponsibilities os president. At the end of each day. Michelle hod to moke the announcements over the inter- com to everyone in the school. She wos also responsible for colling Stu- dent Council meetings to solve prob- lems that involved students and fac- ulty. She wos enthusiastic about school activities and encouraged ev- eryone to get involved!! Mcnelie Wilson writes down rhe ideas of rhe sru- Oenr council members os Ms Jeon Ooggs. sponsor, ood Kim Vnue. secrerory. observe As wen os her duries os counoi president Michele is also responsible for ieodrng school sprit Seniors KENNETH PHILLIPS TAMMY RENEE PIKE JULIA ANN POTTER DARRY PRUITT JULIE PRUITT CLINT RAINES LISA MICHELLE RAINES JIMM Y DEW A YNE ramsey SCOn L. RECTOR JARETTA MICHELLE RHYMER CRYSTAL MICHELLE RODINSON JOY COLLEEN RODINSON ANGELA MARIE ROGERS MELODY DETH ROGERS KELLEY COURTNEY ROLLINS LAWRENCE ROSMAN JERR Y SCRUGGS TIMOTHY LEE SEARCEY APRIL CHARAE SHIRES VIRGINIA ANNETTE SIMMONS CHARLOTTE ALISSA SIMPSON PATRICK SIMPSON JEFFER Y SCOn SinON MELISA ANN SMITH SHANNON DEAN SMITH SHARON RENEE SMITH WANDA KAY SMITH JAMES ALVIN STAGGS. Jr. Parenthood The parenthood closs held o boby week during which every young mother in the closs hod to bring her child to school. The babies attended each of the mothers' classes, lunch, and homeroom ond participated in the pep roily of the end of the week. The mothers were allowed to hove boby sitters - if they were reliable. A diory of the week was kept which contained the events in the baby's life. At the end of the week, each ’ mother'' ond ‘ baby” had a family portrait mode. As well as having a lot of fun, each girl learned about taking core of a boby. Missy Cox. os ol good morhers know, musr fmo o quier ptoce for her ' boby ro er$oy lunch ,5uzy CampbeB ond boby orrennvely «sren ro rhe mrroduaon of foorbaB players during rhe pep roly Seniors SHERI ANN STOREY JAVONNA ALENA SUDER JEFFREY ANSEL SUMNER RHONDA DELAINE THOMPSON MARGARET LYNN TODD JEFFREY WILLIAM VARNER Uo Gregory smdes proudy be couse of her “baby's’' good be hover in formfy We class ERIC FOREST WARD ALICIA MICHELLE WATERS JOHN LEWIS WATSON DANNY WAYNE WEST RAY WEST JEFFREY ALLEN WHITE KIMDERLY EVELYN WHITE ANITA DIANE WILKINS KENNETH WILKINS LINDA MARIE WILLIAMS TIMDERLY ANN WILLIAMS JANET MICHELLE WILSON TERRY WOLFE KERR Y K. WOOD. Jr. RHONDA LYNN WRIGHT Kenny Gnswold. you con’r run from on annuo! staff photographer' Ve love your corncob pee. Kenny Drockerr We know rhar you do nor olwoys dress rht way. just on CHS’s MtHy Doy “ Sheri Storey cheers her heart our or a pep roly hoedown Demonstrating the pnde. rhe Seniors cheer or rhe f«ry pep roily of rhe yeor Storey-Wrighf 45 Con'r Fight This Feeling For many Chapman High srudenrs. the nighr of April 26, 1985. was like a fairy rale come true Cries of Oh. you look great filled many conversations as the couples danced, ore, and rolked A grear deal of preparation went into rhe 1985 Junior-Senior For insronce, girls hod to find rhe perfect dress. Boys hod to rent a ruxedo and dig deeply in their pod ers for a good bir of money for corsages and din- ners The Junior doss also hod ro decorare rhe gym. which on rhe nighr of rhe prom, looked like something our of o dream. The band. Destine, played many good songs induding Con'r Fight This Feeling, rhe rheme of rhe 1985 Junior-Senior Prom Aog e Rogers, Craig Scruggs and Wondo Nodine enjoy dong rher own rhmg. while John Gromkng ond Mi cheie Wison rak ond donee Joey Durns. Lynn McCarter. Kevn Davis, ond Kefte Mrs Homnck serves punch or rhe Junor Senor Voughn enjoy rhemselves os they reenter rhe gym ro donee 46 Junior-Senior Junior-Senior 47 Seniors Everywhere A group of Senors srrwle mrenrty or rhe comero Gno Cox retaxes os she sfudies M he«e Wilson and John Gromfcng shore momenrs or Trocey Perry Govono Suher ond Anrhony Jones chor m Chopmon rhe hoi Our mg rhetr lunch break Senior Directory Preston Abernathy — VlCA Club 4 Darrell Anderson Footbo 1. Doskerba 1 Doteria Doker Dond 1. 2. 3. 4 Trock 1. 2. 3. FOLA 2. Jumor Civiron 2. 3. 4 Homeroom President 2. 3. Hugh O'Dnon Leodership Semmor 2. Dromo Club 3. 4, Inrerocr 3, 4. Interact President 4. Dero Gub 3. 4 Beta Oub President 4. Pep Oub 3, Junior Morshol 3. Gris Store 3. Morchmg Dond Copr o n 4 Senior Superlonve 4 Joe Da metre Football 1. 2, 4 Perfecr Atrendonce 2. Dus Driver 3, 4. Jill Dishop - Dond 1. 2 Homeroom Officer 2. Chorus 2. Dero Oub 3. 4. Jumor Marshal 3. FOLA 3. 4 Donna Delcher - Dond Homeroom Representative 1. 2. 3. 4 Miss Panorama Conresronr 1, 4. Mss Panther Daseba Conresronr 1. Rmg Sroff 3. DECA Oub 4, FHA 4 Tommy Dennett — FHA 1, 2. 3. 4. Pep Oub 3. Dero Oub 3. 4 Jumor Morshol 3. Teacher Aide 3, Homecoming Contestant 4. Store FHA Presidenr 4 Kim Diock well - Dond 1. 2. Medio Aide 2. FDLA 2. Inter national Studies CkA 2. 3. 4. Dromo Oub 3. 4. Junior Civiron 3. French Club 3. Teocher's Aide 4 Kenny Drockett FFA Officer 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Council 2; Junior Civiron 2. Dero Club 3. Semor Superlative 4 Dromo Oub 4 flene Dridges - Concert Dond 1, 2, 3. Marchmg Dond 1. 2. 3. 4 Jczz Oond 2. 3. 4 Homeroom Officer 2. 3. Junior Morshol 3. Inrerocr Oub 4 Dond Co Coproin 4 Duddy Drown Marching Dond 1. Concert Oond 1. Homeroom Representative 1. International Studies Oub 1. 2. 3. Foot bed 2. French Oub 3, Dromo Club 3, 4. Jazz Dond 3. Model UN Delegate 3. Newspaper Sroff 4. leadership Committee 4. Droma Club Officer 4 Karen Durgess Student Counal 1. 2. FHA 1. 2. 3, 4. DasketbaH 1. Diock Awareness Club 2. Voting Delegate for SC. FHA Convention 2, 3. Pep Club 3. FHA Treasurer 3; Teocher’s Aide 3 Leroy Durgess — Diock Awareness 1. 2. 4. Dond 1. 2, 3. 4 Drum Mojor 4. Junior Achievement 1. 2. Trods 2. Dosketboll Manager 2. Mascor 4 Homeroom President 4. Droma Club 4. Semor Superlative 4. FHA 4 Sherry Durnerr Office Aide 1. 2 Deno Durns FHA 1. Teochers Aide 4 Robert Caldwell — Footbo 1; Oaskerbol 1. 2. 3. 4 Suzy Campbell - French Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Teocher's Aide 1 FDLA 1. 2. International Studes Oub 1. 4. FHA 2. Drl Team 3. VlCA Presidenr 3. Dus Driver 3; Droma Club 4. French Exchange Srudenr.4 Kimberly Cantrell - Health Careers 2 Sandy Cantrell Terry Campbell William Clark — Foorbal 1. 2. DasketbaH 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Counal 1 Thomas Clayton FFA 1 Phillip Colemon Dond 1. Dero Oub 3. 4. Dero Oub Treasurer 4. Inrerocr Oub 3. 4 Dromo Oub 3. 4. Dromo Club Vice President 4. Jumor Civiron 3. 4 Jumor Ovton Vice Presidenr 4, Jumor Marshal 3. Doy’s Store 3. Jazz Dond 4. Senior Superiorive 4, Annual Staff 4 Scott Collins — Dilly Compton — FFA 1. 2. International Studies Club 2. 3 Dero Oub 3. 4 Stacey Condrey Footbo 1. 2. 3. 4 Doskerbo 1. 2. DaseboD 2. 3. 4 Lorie Cook Dond V 2. 3. 4. Attendance Office Aoe 3, 4 Cheryl Cooper French Oub 1. 2. International Studies Oub 1. 2. 3. 4 Inrernotional Studes Oub Vice Presides 4 FHA 2. Dromo Oub 3. Homeroom Officer 4 Pauline Copeland Dosketboll Manager 1. 2. Homeroom V e President 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Achievement 2. Pep Club Vice President 3. Class Jeff Varner mokes a funny foce for he friends Reporter 3. Office Aide 3. Donee Team 3. 4. Student Council 3. 4, Donee Team Co Coptam 4. Homecommg 2nd Runner up 4. Class Artroarve 4 Ooss Treasurer 4 Mss Panorama Contestant 4 Leodetshp Counal 4 Angie Cothran - Dond 1, 2. 3. 4. Office Aide 4 Gina Cox - library Aide 2 4. Pep Oub 3 Af wy Cox Dond 1. Homeroom Officer 2. 3. Newspaper Sroff 2. FOLA 4 K m Edwards — FHA 2. 4 dock Awareness 4 Drion Emery — Dond 1. 2. 3. 4 Richord Orion Emory Dond 1. 2. 3. 4. Jumor Gviran 1. 2. 3. Dus Driver 2. 3. 4 Jazz Oond 2. 3. 4, Junior Achievement 2. 3 4 Pom Epton Homeroom Officer 1 2. 3, 4 French Oub 2. Inrerocr Oub 3, 4. Mss Ponoromo Contestant 3. FDLA 4 Jo net Ezell Scott Flynn Chuck Fowler - FFA 3, Horticulture 4 Tommy Fowler — Homeroom Officer 1, FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Health Careers 1. 2. Mss Panther Doseboil Conresronr 1. 2. Chairman Little Mss Inman Pageant 2, 3. 4. Mss Ponoromo Pogeorv 2. 3. 4 — Mss Congenolry 2 — Top Ten Fnolisr 3. Clemson Scholars 3. Annual 3. 4. Dance Team 3. 4. Inrerocr Oub 4. Leadership Counol 4 Donna Foy Matey Freeman — Class Vice Presidenr 1. 2. 3. 4 Homeroom Vice President 1. 3. 4, SrOdenr Counci 1. 2. 3. FHA 1. 4. Drama Oub 3. Teocher's Aide 3. Russ Gaines Varsity Foorbal 2, 3, Horticulture Oub 4 Wright Gaines - Footbo 1 3. 4. Golf 1. 2, 3. 4. a Doskerbol 3. Tommy Garrett Homeroom Officer 1. Dus Patrol 1. 3. 4. Lunchroom Aide 1. International Science Club 2. 3. 4. Health Careers 2. French Oub 2. Junior Morshol 3. Oero Oub 3. 4. Drama Club 3. Jumor Gvfon Officer 3. 4. Mercer Scholar 3. Wofford Scholar 4. Guidance Aide 4 Kim Golighrly — Class President 1. 2. 3. 4 Homeroom President 1. 3. 4 Student Counol 1. 3. 4 Jazz Dond 1. Chorus 1. Cheerleader 2. 3, Dromo Oub 3, Teocher's Aide 3. Dero Oub 3. 4. Mss Ponoromo Conresronr 3. 4 Grl’s Store 3. Semor Superlative 4. FDLA 4 Wayne Gosnell - Dus Driver 1. 2. VlCA Oub 4. FFA 4 Vocational Honor Society 4 iMe 550 Gossett - FHA 1.3, 4. Teocher's Aide 1. AMs Panorama Contestant 3; DECA 4. Homeroom Officer 4 Semor Superlonve 4 James Graham - Freshmon Footbo 1, Doskerbol 1. 2, 3, 4 Diock Awareness Oub 1. Trock 2, 4. FFA 3 JoAin Grom ling Football 1 2. 3, 4. Dosketboll 1. 2. Dasebol 1. 2. 3. Homeroom President 2. Interact 3, 4. Dromo Oub 3. 4. Jumor Morshol 3. Golf 4 Dero Oub 4 Student Counol 4 Doy's Store 3. Senior Superlative 4 Anne Mor e Greene - FHA 1. 2. Health Careers 1. PTSA Social Stuckes Award 1. FHA Reporter 2. French Oub 2, AMs Ponoromo Contestant 2. FOLA 2. 4, Annual Staff 3. 4, Drama Oub 3. 4. Dero Oub 3, 4 Grl's Stare 3. Jumor Marshal 3. Dero Club Vice President 4. Junior Gviran 4. Homeroom Vice President 4. Yearbook Editor 4 Curr 5 Greene — Foorbal 1. FFA 2 Dale Greene — Doseboil AMnoger 2 .«a Gregory - Lunchroom Aide 1, 2, 3, GxJonce Ade 3. 4. Dus Driver 4 Wally Gregory - AAorching Dond 1. 2, 3. 4 Jazz Dond 2, 3. 4. Dero Club 3. 4 hrerocr Oub 3, 4, P C Jumor Fe ow 3. Golf Team 4. Jumor Morshol 3 Kenny Griswold Dasebol 1. Inrerocr Oub 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4 Je y Guest — Footbo 1. 2.3. 4 DasketbaH 1. 2. Doseboil 1. 2. 3. 4 Ltio Hammett — Homeroom Officer 1, 2. FHA 1. 3. Dromo Club 3. 4. Jumor Gviran 3. 4 Kim Hall Morchmg Oond 1. Concert Dond 1. FDLA 3. FHA 4 Paulette Hall — Pep Oub 3 Stacey Hannon - FFA 2 Dendro Harris Homeroom Officer 1. 2. FHA 1 4. FDLA 3. 4 Greg Harris — Rodney Harvey Vocoronal Honor Sooery 4 Donna Hawkins Doskerbol 1, 2, Diock Lynn Todd 6 not looking forward to o lore mghr baflgome Senior Directory - 49 50 Senior Directory Some Semor girls chor and have a good rime during lunch Awareness 1. 2, Trock 1, FHA 3, 4 Drama Club 4. International Srudies Club 4. FOLA Reporter 4, Homeroom President 4. Cheerleader 4 Roxanne Culberson Hoyes — Homeroom President 1, 2. 3. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. PTSA Home Ec Award 1. Heolrh Careers 1. Miss Panther Dasebal Contestant 2. Drama Club 3. 4, Interocr Qub 3. Dero Oub 3. 4 jmor Marshal 3. Junior Gvwon 3, 4. Columbo Colege Scholar 3. Inreroct Treasurer 4. Homeroom Secretary 4 Jonet Hoyes — Concert Bond 1, 2. 3. Morchog Bond 1. 2. 3, PTSA Assisronr Secretary 2. 3. FBLA 2. Jazz Band 3. 4 Orion Heckman — Concert Band 1. Ubrory Aide 2. 4. Bus Driver 3 Eric Henderson — Basketball 1. 3. Foorbol 1. 3. FFA 1 Trey Hicks Cynthio Hines — Jimmy Holberr — Trock 1. 2. DECA 4 Donny Hollifield — Junior Ovton 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Counoi 3. 4. Dromo Club 3. 4 Beta Oub 3. 4 Inter ocr Oub 3. 4 Governor School Alternate 3. Clemson Scholar 3. P C Scholar 3. Leadership Counci 4, Senior Superlative 4 Michelle Howard Homeroom President 1, 2. 3. Miss Ponrher Baseball Contestant 2. Drama Oub 3. 4 Miss Panorama Contestant 3. Secretory of International Studies Oub 4 Craig Howell - FFA 1. 2 Tina Hudson — Homeroom Treasurer 1. FHA 1. 2. 3. FDIA 2 Rondy Jackson Mark James Derry Johnson — Donnerre Johnson — Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3. 4 Flog Corps 1. 2. 3. French 1. 2. Miss Ponoromo Contestant 2. 4. Office Aide 3. FDIA Historian 3. Interact 4 Mark Johnson — Bond 1 Homeroom Officer 1. 3. Guidance Aide 3. Drama Club 3. Track 3, Reporter French Oub Missy Johnson — Freshman Cheerleader Copton 1. Homeroom Officer 1. 4 Miss Ponoromo Contestant 1. 2. 3. 4. Vorstry Cheerleader 2. 4. FBLA 2. 3 4. FHA 2, Donee Team 3. Inreroct Oub 3. 4 Homercomng Contestant 4. Varsity Cheerleader Capram 4 Anthony Jones - Football 1 Basketbol 1. 2. Track 2. 4, Ring Selection Committee 3 Liso Jones - FHA 1. 2 Kip Josey Joe Keodle Football 1. 2. 3. Homeroom Officer 2. 3. 4. Student Counci 3. 4. Pep Oub 3 . Golf 4 Shoron Landrum — 1. 2. 3 Jeff Large - Dand 1. 2 Teacher Aide 2. Jazz Bond 3, Dus Driver 3. 4 Pom Large — Bond 1. 2. Basketball 1. Beta Oub 3. 4 Jackie Laughter Perfect Attendance 1. 2. French Oub 2 Tod Lancaster — Library Aide 3 Scott Lavender Foorboll 1. Trock 2. 3. Homeroom Officer 3 Noe lie Love ridge — Flog Corp 1. 2. 3. 4 Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3. Lob Aide 3. 4 Miss Ponrher Baseball Contestant 2, Inreroct Oub 3. 4 Shelia Mabry — Basketbal 1. Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3. Trock 2. Cheerleader 2, 3. 4. Pep Club 3. Junior Marshal 3; Governor s School Alternate 3 Beta Oub 3, 4. President s Leadership Semmar 3. Inreroct Oub 4. P C Junior Feiow 4. Furman Scholar 4 Tim Mohoffey — FFA 2 Liso Mallory - Oand 1. 2. Homeroom Officer 1. 2, Jazz Dand 3. 4. Inreroct Club 3. 4. Beta Oub 3. 4. Dromo Oub 3. 4. Xtmor Oviran 3. Junior Marshal 3. Girl's Store Alternate 3; Erskme Feiow 4. Wofford Scholar 4, Converse Scholar 4 Robert McDowell - Foorboll 1. 4. Daskerbol 2. 4. Trock 2, 4. Homeroom President 3 Kaye McMillian Homeroom Officer 1. 2, Student Counci 1. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Oub 3 Terry Melton Student Counci 1. Football 1, Homeroom President 1. 2, 3. Class Attractive 4, Senior Superlative 4 Melissa Miller Bond 1. 2. 3, FHA 1. Teocher Aide 2. 3. Dand CoCaprom 3. Homeroom Officer 3. 4 Tim Miller Basketball 1 Wendy Miller Ernest Moore — Bond 3. 4 Kenneth Moore Laura Moore — Drama Oub 1. 2. 3. 4 French Oub 1. 2. International Studies Club 1. 2. Chorus 2; Dance Team 3, Pep Club 3. Junior Marshal 3. Beta Oub 3. 4 Lori Morgan — Miss Ponoromo Contestant 1. Trock 1. French Oub 2. Pep Club 3. Dromo Oub 3. FBLA 3, Homeroom Officer 3. 4 Dilly Morris — Homeroom Officer 1. 2. Dromo Club 3 Rodney Neese - FFA 1. DE 4 Angie Nesbitt — FHA 4 Chris Neves — Dus Driver 3. ,4 Marvin Newman David Nichols Richard Nichols - English Award 3. History Award 3 Mark Nix Wanda Nodine Drama Oub 3. Pep Club 3. Golf 4 Susan Parrish — Drama Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Inrernononoi Studes 1. 2. French Oub 1. 2. Junior Gvrron 1. 2. 3. 4. Beta Oub 3. 4 Student Counoi 3. 4 Newspaper Staff 3. Inreroct Oub 4, Junior Marshal 3. Drama Oub President 4. Jurnor Gviton President 4 John Parris — Dus Driver 3. Medo Oub 2 Rhonda Pence ■ FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 German Oub 3. VICA 4 Swofford Annual Staff 4 Library Aide 1. 2. Drafting Contest 4 Lynn Petty — Bus Patrol 1 2, 3. Dkxk Awareness 1, 2 Nancy Petty Tracey Petty — DoskerboB 1. 2. 3. 4, Block Aworeness 1 Track 1. Homeroom President 3. 4 Sofrbd Monoger 3. FBLA President 4 Kenneth Phillips Tommy Pike — Bond 1. 2. 3. 4 Library Oub Secretary 1, 2. Bond Officer 4. Library Aide 4 Julio Porter — Health Coreers 1. 2. Aword for Performance An 1. Annual Staff 2. 3. 4. Dromo Club 3. 4 Dero Oub 3. 4. Dero Club Secretary 4, Junior Marshal 3. Annual Staff Features Editor 3. 4 Wofford Scholor 4 Inreroct Club 4. Acodemic Scholarship to SMC 4 A te Pruitt — Homeroom President 1. Inrernononoi Srudies Oub 1. 2. 3. 4 Inrernononoi Studies President 3. French Oub 1. 2, Inreroct Club 3. 4. Dero Oub 3. 4. Drama Oub 3, Junior Gvitan 3 Clint Roines — Foorbal 1. 2 3 Liso Raines — Homeroom Vice President 1. French Club 1. 2. FDLA 2, 3. FBLA Reporter 3 Jimmy Ramsey Scott Rector Jorerra Michelle Rhymer FHA 1. 2. 3, 4. Heolrh Coreers 2 Joy Robinson - FHA 1, French Club 1. 2. 3, Pep Oub 1. FDLA 2. 4 Dromo Oub 4 Annual Sr off Photographer 4 Junior Gviton 4 Homecoming Queen Contestant 4 Angie Rogers Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 4 Class Representative 1. 2. 2nd Runner up n Miss Ponrher Baseball 1. Student Cound 2. 4. Miss Ponoromo Contestant 2. 3. 4 FBLA 3, Drama Oub 3. Varsity cheerleader 3. Dero Gub 3. 4 Dey AJ Around Cheerleader 3. FFA Sweerhear 4. Homecoming Conreyonr 1y Runner-Up 4 Melody Rogers - Dus Driver 4 Kelley Rollins Cheerteoder 1. 2. Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3. Srudenr Council 1. 2, 4, Miss Ponoromo Conreyonr 2. 3. FDLA 2. 3. 4. Dromo Oub 3. Vofleybol 3, 4 Pep Oub 3. Teocher's Aide 3. Sofrbol 3. 4. FDLA Treosurer 4 Closs Reporrer 4 Inrerocr Oub 4 Office Aide 4. Senior Superlorrve 4 Annie Marie Rookord Crystal Rookord — Doskerbol 1. 2. 3. 4 Prmopol's Advisory 1. 2. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Trock 1. 2. FHA — Srore Presidenr 3. Vice Presidenr — Sfudenr Cound 3. Dero Club 3, 4, Dromo Oub 3. 4 Pep Oub 3. Homecoming Conreyonr 3, Homeroom Officer 4, Closs Arrrocnve 3, FDLA 4 Miss Ponoromo Conreyonr 4. Inrernonono! Srudies Oub 4 Lawrence Rosman Foorboi 1. 2. 3. FHA Officer 1. 2. Trock 1. 2. NVHS 3. 4 Jerzy Scruggs - FFA 1. 2 r m Searcy — Inrernoronol Srudies CKjb 2. 3. French Club 3, Dromo Oub 3. Junior Gviron 3 April Shires FHA 1. 2. 3, 4, Junior Gviron 2, 3. French Oub 2 Ginger Simmons — Miss Ponoromo Conreyonr 1. Homecommg Conreyonr 2. Homeroom Officer 2, 3. 4 Trock Sroriyioon 3. 4. FDLA 3. Dromo Oub 3. Pep Oub 3. Teocher’s Aide 3. Closs Arrrocnve 4. Senior Superlorive 4. FHA 4 Ponrher Moscor 4 Charlotte Simpson - FHA 1. Flog Corp 2. 3. Teocher's Aide 2 Patrick Simpson Scott Sitton — Foot boil Manager 1, Trock 2. FFA 2. 3. 4 Shannon Smith Foorooll 1. 2. 3. 4. Homeroom Officer 1. Doseboll 2. 3. 4. Inrerocr Oub 3. 4 Dero Club 3. 4. Pep Club 3 Aide 4. Dus Driver 4 Didi Stewart — Trock 1, 2 Sheri Storey — Cheerteoder 1. 2. 3. 4 Ooss Officer 1. 2. 3. 4 Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3. 4 Candy Smpper 1, Srudenr Counol 1. 2. 3. 4 French Oub 1. 2. Newspaper Sraff 2. Miss Ponoromo Conreyonr 2. Inreroa Club 3. 4, Dero Oub 3. 4 Pep Oub 3. Homecommg Cooresronr 4. Senior Superlorive 4 Jovonna Suber - Oaskerbdl 2, Honor Soaery 2 Homecommg Conreyonr 3. SofrboB 3. FDLA 4 Jeff Sumner — Doskerbol 1. 2. 3. Doseboll 1. 2. 3; Homeroom Officer 1. 4, Teachers Aide 2 Lynn Todd - Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3. 4 FHA 1. FDLA 2 3. 4. Miss Ponoromo Conreyonr 2. 4. Trock Srancnoon 3. 4. Cheerleader 4 Srudenr Cound 4, Teocher's Aide 4 Jeff Varner — Doskerbdl 1 Governor’s School Nominee 3. Perfecr Arrendance 3. Homeroom Officer 4. Teocher's Aide 4. Leadership Cound 4 Wofford Scholar 4 frzc Ward Lisa Waters Homeroom Officer 1. Dromo Oub 3, 4 Junior Gviron 3. 4, Dero Oub 3. 4 Junior Marshal 3, Cdumbo College Schola 3. PTSA Tolenr Show 3. Inrerocr Oub 4 Arrendonce Aide 4. Woffad Schotar 4 John Watson — Dond 1 Trock 3. Junta Marshal 3. Teocher’s Aide 3. Dero Oub 4 Cirodei Schda 4 Johnny Watts — Foorboi 1. 2. 3. Homeroom Officer 1. Doseboll 1. Teocher's Aide 3. Office Aide 4, Senor Superlative 4 Danny West - Doskerbcli 1 2. Office Aide 4. Serna Superlorive 4 DECA Oub 4 Jeff White - Dond 1. 2. 3. 4 OoskerboB 1. Junor Gviron 1. 2. Trock 2. Teocher’s Aide 2. 4, Homeroom Officer 3. Dond Officer 3. 4. PTSA Tolenr Show 3. Dowlng Team 4 Woffad Schoia 4 Sporronbag Methods: Schola 4 Dus Driver 3. 4 Kim White - Cheerteoder 1. Senior Directory Serna doss officers meer wirh Mrs M Holden, rhe doss sponsa Srore Alter note 3. Pep Club 3. Miss Ponaomo Conreyonr 3. Srudenr Cound Secretory 4. Pmcipd's Advisory Council 4, Leadership Cound 4, Inreroocr Oub 4. Senior Superlorive 4 Anita Wilkins James Wilkins Kenny Wilkins — Foorboll 1. 2, 3, Doskerbdl 1. 2. 4, Trock 1. 2. FFA Vice Presidenr 1. MVP Foorbdl 1. FFA 1. 3. Powderpuff Cooch 3. Lindo Williams Newspaper Staff 2. 3. Junta Gviron 2. 3. 4. French Oub 2. Dromo Oub 3. 4. Dero Oub 3. 4. Amor Mashd 3. Teocher s Aide 4 Timberly Williams Homeroom Officer 1. 2. Cheerteoder 2. Mss Ponrher Doseboll Conreyonr 2. Teocher's Aide 3 Michelle Wilson — Ooss Officer 1. 2. Cheerteoder 1. 2. 3. 4 Dromo Club 1. 3. 4 French Club 1, Miss Ponaomo Conresronr 1. 2. Miss Ponaomo 2. Closs Arrrocnve 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 3. Newspaper Staff 2. 3, Miss Ponrher Dosebol Conreyonr 2. Dero Oub 3, 4 Srudenr Cound 3. 4, Junta Gviron 3. 4 Homecommg Coun 3. Junta Morshd 3. Teocher's Aide 3, Grl's Srore Alternate 4, CoCoprom Cheerteoder 4, Homecommg Queen 4, Havey Queen 4, Srudenr Council Presidenr 4. Inrerocr Oub 4 Terry Wolfe Machmg Dond 1. 2. 3. 4, Jozz Dand 3. 4 Dus Driver 4, Dero Oub 4 Ken Wood Doseboll 1. 2, 3. 4. Dond 1. 2. 4, Homeroom Officer 3. 4, Pep Gub 3, Junia Morshd 3 Sharon Smith - FHA 4 Wanda Smith - Concert Dond 1. Trock 1. 2. Machmg Dond 1. Jazz Dond 2. 3. Office Aide 3 James Staggs Foorboi 1 Trock 1, Inrernoronol Studies Club 2, 3. Machmg Dond 3. Dromo Club 3. FFA 3, Ubray 2. 4 Miss Ponrher Dosebol 1, Dey Al Around Cheerteoder 1. Chaus 1. Dromo Oub 1, 2, 3. 4 Ooss Officer 1. 2. 3. Homeroom Officer 1 2. 4 Annud Sroff 2. 3. Havey Queen 3, Homecommg 2nd Runner Up 3, Student Cound 3. Junor Gviron 3. 4 Gri s Decky Smon and Robert Coldweil study during lunch 51 Sheri Srorey and John Gromling Mosr Inrellecrual Julie Pruirr and Danny Hollifield Mosr Dependable Dorerio Qoker ond Philip Colemon 52 - Senior Superlofives Wanda Nodine ond Kip Josey Most Tolenred Kim Golighrly ond Ken Wood Mosr Arhleric Kelley Rollins ond Srocey Condrey Desr Sense Of Humor Melisso Gosserr ond Anrhony Jones Desr School Spirir Pauline Copeland ond Danny Vest Friendliesr Kim Miire ond Kenny Bradserr Class Flirr Angie Rogers ond Johnny Warrs Senior Superlatives — 53 Desr All Around Ginger Simmons ond Terry Melron Desr Dressed Missy Johnson ond Leroy Burgess Superlatives Juniors Ger Involved Educarionol Opportunities Doy, berrer known os EdOp, was o grear success! From oil over Sourh Corolino ond neighboring stores, college representa- tives come with hopes of interesting some high school junior or senior in o certain college. Chapman's Juniors ond Seniors, along with those from Landrum High, enthusiastically spoke with the representatives asking questions concerning tuitions, scholarships, personal benefits, ond financial aid. Dorren Clark Raymond Smirh. and Maurice CJork rolk wirti rhe representatives from rhe college of rher chace The Junior beach bums ger nro rhe sprit of homecommg Chr Alison Jone Anderson Kothy Anderson Tnc Aubte Trocy Dobb [W Oornerre Mory Dennett Serino Dergm Srocy Dfihop Robert Dtock Donme DtockweU Glenn Dtockwel Kimberly DtockweU Tim Dtockwel ftondy Dlonton Gory Dott Robea Bradley Crag Dronnon Scorr Ongmon Sheto Dryonr Mark Durgess Kefly Durnetr Vonesso Cokjwel Chnsropher Campbell Sonya Compbel Harvey Cories Chns Corrol Meredith Carol James Center Dome Chopmon Sunshiny days bring scores of students outside ond smiles to the foces of Mou rice Cork ond Rachel Fowler Tommy Chester Iso Cloyton Trudi OoyTon Sherry Collins Jennifer Compton Todd Cothron Amy Cox Caroline Curry Kenneth Durroh John Edwards Teresa Font Meicrue Farnsworth Sonora Foster Sharon Foster Angie Fowler Roche! Fowler Rhondo Foy Nancy Frady Anne Gores Deverly Good Going over the rules for Powder puff Foorbal. ore Amy Cox ond Meredrrh Corrol Doug Green Kim Green Kothy Greene Deverly Gngg Stephen Gngg Dean Halford Lorry Hoi Kristi Hoi Liso Hoi Roger Hal w z m m m i ii im m Corotann Hines ond Le roy Durgess conspre to complete trigonometry equations Allison.R. Holl - 55 Class Arrracrives Todd Rovon and Lori Perry Raymond $m h ond $he o Dryonr As wirh every doss, rhe Juniors rook several days ro ponder rheir choice of Class Arrracrives. Nomino- nons were roken one day from eoch homeroom srudenr ond rhe nomes of rhe rop four vore-gerrers were prmred on o bailor. Ir rruly wos on honor ro be chosen os rhe mosr arrrocnve in rhe Junior Class. Xmm£ 56 Jamie Hammett Ken Hammett Missy Hardin Frank Hart Down Hill Carol Ann Hines Michoel Hodges Le Horton Kelly Hughes Jody Jockson Greg Jockson Kim Jockson Jamie Johnson Jeff Jolly Dloir Jones Angelo Kilpatrick Tim Kinley Greg Laughter Jody Lowrence Julie Lewis Liso Lewis Melisso Lewis Tino Littlefield Shannon Lopp Jeff Lydo Tim Major Darrell Mokins Down Mortin Kenneth Mortin Kimberly Mortin Scott Mossey Jerry Moy Poulo McAbee Joey McDowell Kim Melton Clyde Miller Dwoyne Miller Tom Miller Kim Mills Wondo Moore Eric Morris Scott Moss Devon Necker Lewis Nesbitt Robert Nesbitt Mork Newmon Roxonne Nodine Jomes Oliver Michelle O'Shields Barry Pock Mondi Pointer Angie Pointer Lori Petty Gabriel Phillips Monico Pilgrim Felicio Pitts Jackie Pitts Deono Plumley Orion Powell Kim Price Lew Nesttft swings from the door whrfe wotnng for Mrs CogcM ViBiom Word carefully watches Scott Mossey ond Dorrefi Mokns create o new program J. Hommett-Price - 57 The First Time Becoming o Junior in 1986 meant ... orrending Ed-Op . .. planning Junior-Senior ... driving o bus ... purchasing doss rings ... winning more spirit rallies rhon ony other class ... gening inro the swing of Homecoming week by building a floor ond dressing up as beach bums ... ploying Powderpuff ... being induced inro Beta Club ... joining Inreraa ... working on the Panorama Staff and the Chap- man Chatter staff ... serving as Junior Marshals ... orrending Swofford Vocational School ... raking the Scholastic Aprirude Test for the first rime Tony Swirzer. David Word, ond Dean Halford find o few momeors ro converse during lunch The representative from Josrens. Dick Conn, dows jumors ro rry on many mgs ro moke rher selections easier In order ro boost sprit, cheerleaders designored certain days as spirit days Leroy Durgess. Wondo Moore, ond Mondi Pointer dressed like Nerds on Nerd Day During ony lunch period, r is easy ro find Juniors who ore w ng ro give up precious study tme ro pose for o group picture v u inuiu l m ®MW l li 58 Freddie Price Srocy Price James Pruitt Pom Radford Jimmy Roines David Ro oo Julie Ravon Todd Ravon Laura Reynolds Jimmy Roach Jeff Robinson Lisa Roland Dobby Rookord Laura Scruggs Rhondo Scruggs Michoel Slegler Becky Sitton Travis Sloon David Smith Natalie Smith Roymond Smith Sammy Smith Stephen Smoogen Pomelo Sowles Angie Stevens Gino Stevens Melissa Surrett Anthony Switzer Cindi Taylor Stephanie Teal Tim Krtey and Lee Horton watch os Todd Rovon shows off his strut Robert Diock captivates ev etyone with Ns chormmg snrvte F Price-Teal - 59 All Thar Glirrers One of rhe newesr fods in rhe junior doss is rhe craving for gold. Gold earrings, bracelers, rings, necklaces, nuggers. and warches are worn ro occenruare ad sryles of dorhing from rhe very casual ro rhe elegonr This new fashion isn'r resrricred ro females only, for many fellows can be seen sporrmg rheir sparkling gold Gold is usually sold by rhe rroy ounce ond rhe price is derermined by rhe doily precious merols gold srandard Major rrading aries such os Zurich. London, ond Hong Kong ser rhese srondords Many jewelers have become well crofred or gold plaring, ond ofren ir is difficulr ro disringuish gold plore from real gold. Purchasing real gold is such on expensive mvesrmenr rhar rhe fad of wearing gold will probably be around for many monrhs. As con be seen on rhese rwo poges. Chopmon people enjoy metr gfcTTermg goid Down Martin Cndt Taylor Harvey Cories koberr GrocSey Trocy Babb Km OlocKwell Ke e Hughes Condice Thorton Winton Tucker Michoel Turner Myro Turner Tim Tyler Shannon Waff Ed Wolcher Rhondo Walker William Ward Donna Worren Loretta Wesley Luonne West Julie White Lori White Rusty Willioms Melisso Wilson Jeanette Young Johnny Wingo Rusty Willioms Todd Rovon Tim Kinley I II I I I Thorton-Wingo — 61 SOPHOMORE SURVEYS FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST 1. Madonna 2. Whitney Houston 3. Sheilo E. FAVORITE MALE ARTIST 1. Prince 2. Freddie Jackson 3. Druce Springsteen FAVORITE GROUP 1. Ready for the World 2. Loverboy 3. Starship FAVORITE CAR 1 Comoro Z28 2. Mustang GT 3. Porsche FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT SOPHOMORES 1. Diology 2. English 3. Moth FAVORITE HANG-OUT 1. Hordees 2. Home 3. Moll FAVORITE VACATION SPOT 1. Beoch 2. Florido 3. New York City FAVORITE COLLEGE 1. Clemson 2. USC 3. North Carolina One of rhe favonre Things rhor sophomores Ike ro do ts ralk wirh friends during lunch 62 Sonya Aikens Tim Alley Jennifer Allison Donno Alverson Druce Arkins Gino Arkins Kelly Dabb Andreo Doskin Charlie Deouchomp Vincent Dell Tino Benefield Anthony Diggerstoff Chris Dishop David Dishop Scott Dishop Drent Blackwell Jon Drody Wendy Branch Melissa Drewer Lynn Drigmon Druce Arkins hurried corches o momenr of exrro yudy nme during lunch Leslie Brockmeier Leonne Drown Teresa Drown Annette Durgess Dennis Durgess Wondo Durgess Michoel Durrow Sherry Durton Lynn Caldwell Tim Campbell Kelly Carson Danny Chavis Tereso Cheeks Pom Cloyton Melissa Collins Steve Compton Danny Condrey Drian Cooper Koy Cooper Dref Copeland Travis Cothran Althea Counts Shelley Crowley Christie Culbreth Sara Davis Roy Downey Darren Dukes Tracy Easier Cathy Edmondson John Edwards Jon Drody ond Glen Peeler kid around dunng rhea- lunch break Kenny Edwards Tommy Edwards Pom Emory Peggy Eubanks Jimmy Former Melinda Flynn Regina Flynn Susan Fowler Edgar Freeman Trocey Gaines Scorr Poyne worches as Do v J GosneH executes o pra I gram on rhe computer Aikens-T. Gaines - 63 Surveys FAVORITE ACTRESS 1. Nell Carter 2. Heather Thomas 3. Victoria Principal FAVORITE ACTOR 1. Don Johnson 2. Michael Fox 3. Tom Selleck FAVORITE TV PROGRAM 1. Cosby Show 2. Miami Vice 3. Dynasty FAVORITE FEMALE COLOGNE 1. Soft Musk 2. Vanderbilt 3. Lauren FAVORITE MALE COLOGNE 1. Polo 2. Musk 3. Drut WORST MOVIE 1. Pee Wee's Dig Adventure 2. St. Elmo's Fire 3. 2001 WORST MEAL 1. liver 2. spinach 3. pizza Florence Drodley. Althea Counts, ond Annette Burgess con rol ond do homework or the some tme SOPHOMORES W Lori Gorret Dorrell Golightly David Gosnell Sonya Gosnell Susanoh Gromling Kelli Groy Seon Groy Perry Greene Mortho Gregory Mory Gregory Duffy Grigg Sondro Holl Jimmy Holl Dobby Homilron Chrissie Hommeft Fron Horly Shoron Hormon Mork Horvey Joy Horchell Christina Howkins Angel Henderson Charles Henderson Cloudene Henry Rodney Higgins Joanna High Cindy Hill Penny Hill Dilly Hipp Michael Holden Chrisropher Hollifield Brent Horton Sherry Horton Meredith Howard Cornelius Huff Terry Hunsinger Renee Jackson Amy Jeffcoar Richard Jenkins Dana Jennings Down Johnson Jomey Johnson Rhonda Johnson Tero Johnson Yolanda Johnson Poul Jolley Michael Jordan Dilly Kemph Jay King Michael Landrum Stephanie Landrum Jon Lawhon Roger Lehmon Mike Leiter Dwayne Lister Michoel Loftis Croig Lussardi Jennifer Mohaffey Russell Mohaffey John Malone Cheryl Marlow Orion Cooper and Kevm Phillips discuss the past weekend's activities Kns Scruggs is unexpected - coughr during lunch by the onnud yoff’s roving pho- tographer Dnrr Wikerson and Dovid Wfcon ger reody to go to rhec doss Gorret-Morlow — 65 The Sophomore Blues After experiencing the many adjustments of being a freshman, the sophomores serried down to life at Chapman They began to get into the spirit of Chap- man as rhey matured and starred to plan more for their future Although very few clubs are offered to them The sophomores mode the best of it They looked for- ward to next year when rhey would be offered more activities as juniors, such as Beta Oub, Interact Club. Annual staff, Newspaper staff and Junior mar- shals Gnger Krby uses lunch nme wisely ro srudy for her pop rest r fourth period Erik Von Geer and Drift Wkerson rok durmg class 66 SOPHOMORES Todd Mothis Melody McCorter Kristi McCrow Deno Melton Denise Melton Rob Metcolf Greg Miller iockie Miller Dilly Mitchell Croig Morgon Melindo Morton Doug Necker Denise Nesbitt Vickie Nesbitt Peppie Nicholls Pom Nodine Melisso Owenby Lori Owens Angelo Poce Scott Poyne Poui kAey wos found bur nedfy rryng to fineh home work before doss Glen Peeler Jimmy Peters Kelvin Phillips Jodo Pierce Jimmy Pilgrim Dickie Pitts Sherry Plumley Michelle Pope Christopher Price Toby Pruitt Foye Purcho Todd Pylmon Michelle Robon Trocey Roines Stewort Reid Lloyd Reynolds Michelle Reynolds Rhondo Reynolds Donny Rhymer Donold Rhymer Phil Richords Tomoro Richords Dilly Rogers Mott Rogers Kris Scruggs Melisso Seoy Suson Serig Christi Sessions Jeonette Shields Noncy Shields Giovonno Singh Steve Skinner Tim Smith Kevin Solesbee Stephonie Souther Suson Stocy Scott Stodolsky Chod Stevens Tereso Suddeth Ricky Topp Roche! Farnsworth rokes o break from studying to smrfe for the camera w Sophomore. David Drshop. exits rhe Arrendonce Office ■ ofrer checking with Mr Denron about legal ond noniegol absences Mothis-Topp - 67 That Special Look The foces and personoknes of these Sophomores were rhe conrn burtng foaors rhor gomed them rhe honor of receiving doss orrroc rive The Sophomores who received rh6 honor were Paula Todd Denrvs Woody. Dr err Copetond. 6 Alrheo Counts Shooie Tote Kevin Toylot Williom Terry Paulo Todd Mindy Tucker Erik VonGeer llso Vernon Loren Woddell Tiffany Woddell Edword Woldrop Cliff Weaver Jeff Wells John Wesley Scorr West Sruort Whitten James Wilkerson Angie Wilkins Louise Wilkins Tereso Wilkins Deona Willloms Dovid Wilson Enid Wilson Pom Wilson Robin Wilson Michoel Wofford Dennis Woody Donny Wyort Vncenr Del smies or rhe camera whrfe Steve Compton works d gently Doug Necker and John Edwards do some research m the Ibrory Mott Rogers ond o dossmore sroy ofrer doss to finish on assignment Getting Into The GROOVE As the incoming Freshmen became accus- tomed to the challenges and the responsibilities of going to high school, most found that the classes were more difficult and the teachers ex- pected more from them. Their school life in- creased as they become more involved in the extra-curricular activities offered such as football gomes, basketball games, dances, pep rallies, and dating. However, most found that getting into the groove” at Chapman was not as diffi- cult as they had first thought. Wirh o few moment before doss begns. Srephome Wh e finds nme ro enjoy herself On o rony Monday, Marci Errzberger ond Tommy Do vis discuss whor rhey did over rhe weekend 70 — Freshman FRESHMEN Alexonder-J. Gibson — 71 Mitchell Dlockwell Norhon Dlockwell Jodo Block wood Jomes Brocken John Drogg Deonno Dronnon Tonyo Brice Tommie Bright Andy Brock Todd Brooks Kelly Dryont Dorrin Bunch Dell Durgess Kim Durgess Mork Durgess Britt Burnett Leonn Burnett Trocy Colvert Christie Compbell Chod Cortee Greg Center Shonnon Cloyton Todd Compton Wondo Cooper Liso Corey Herbert Cox Xon Crocker Junior Doniels Shoyne Dougherty Johnny Dovis Stocey Alexonder Sheilo Atkins Heother Ashmore Eric Dobb Deon Bagwell Toborho Bollord Gene Barnett Cindy Borshow Tino Benjamin Gory Dlockwell Reggie Dovis Tommy Dovis Rodney Deyoung Shown Dodd Connie Dover Derwin Durroh Jill Edwards Morci Ertzberger Lyn Etchison Socho Fornsworth Joey Floyd Fredo Foggie Lorie Ford Kevin Fowler Stephanie Fowler Sonyo Gaines Dovid Gordner Christopher Gephort Ashley Gibson Joey Gibson Freshmen Questionnaire Before Christmas holidays, freshmen were asked to answer several questions con- cerning their experiences of CHS. The fol- lowing are their answers: HOW IS CHAPMAN DIFFERENT FROM WHAT YOU EXPECTED? It's fun to go to school at Chapman.” Mark Shockley You hove a lot more freedom; teachers are much nicer than what I expected.” Kim Spivey The teachers do not treat you as if you were in junior high.” Leigh Ann Stephens People are more friendly than I thought they would be.” Terry Smith They don't hove fights every day like all other schools.” Angelo Wells The people are nicer than I thought they would be and more is expected of me in my grades.” Amy Pruitt It is not what I expected because the people are nice and the teachers are great and the people in the office are nice too.” Josephine Philson It's a lot more fun; you get to know a lot of new people.” Lori koines The classes are harder.” Tommy Reid I expected to come here and be killed by the Seniors, but I am still living. I guess they haven't gotten around to me yet.” Shone Dougherty It looks large outside, but inside it is very small. But since it is so small, people get more individual help. Johnny Davis Everyone said that we were going to get ruffed up by the Seniors, but they are some of my best friends, including the guys, too!” Julie Tucker I thought Chapman was very big, and that I would get lost easily, but I didn't” Greg Center Chapman is different than I expected. It was eosy to adjust to and the work is not os hard.” Drift Burnett It is not all ploy and o little work. It is all play and a little ploy.” Chuck Whitney I don't get lost. It's small.” Motthey Rut- ledge No one picks on the 9th graders, and I like the freedom.” Morris Johnson I expected all of the upper classmen to give us freshmen a hard time, but instead. 72 — Freshman FRESHMEN Lee Gibson Tonyo Gilbert Richard Gosnell Joel Greene Kelli Greene Tonyo Greene Dryon Greenwoy Arthur Griffin Lewis Griffin Joy Guest Drondy Guffey Mortho Hommett Tom Harmon Amy Hembree Dano Henderson Jon Hipp Stephen Hodges Mark Holden Scott Hooks Jeff Howell Tommi Humphries Dovid Inmon Scott Inmon Oilly Jackson Rhonda Jockson Ricky Jackson Orion Johnson Dovid Johnson Michelle Johnson Morris Johnson Gory Jolly Deborah Kelly Lourie Kilpatrick Alicia Kinney Jubol Lance Warren Landrum Tim Large Todd Laughter John Lawrence Chod Lewis Oill Lopp Stephen Lovett Gory Mobry Druce Mathis Aoron Moupin Carlo McAbbe Elizabeth McAbee Tessie McAbee Worren McAbee Jennifer McArthur Jill McCarter Drew McCurcheon Angie McDowell Dobby McDowell Sherry McDowell Chris McMahon Jennifer McMullen Darrell Melton Drent Metcalf Melinda Miller Questionnaire How is Chapman differenr from whar you expecrecP they treated us as if we had been here for years. Kimberly Durgess You have more time. Jodo Blackwood People ore a lot friendlier and also the teachers try to help you more. Sonya Gaines There are no punk gangs ruling the halls. Also, the teachers are competent. Chris Gephart I thought that Chopmon was going to be dull and confusing, but it is not. It is fun and really not confusing. Tommy Dovis 'Chapman is different from what I expect- ed because I expected to walk in here the first day to get in trouble. I thought that the teacher was going to be mean. Dut it didn't happen. It is wonderful. Carolyn Holl It Is a little bit harder that I would have thought. Stephen Hodges There is a lot more freedom and most of the teachers are easy to get along with. Jon Hipp It has a good educational system. It also have very nice teachers. Tommi Humph- ries I expected to be ’picked on' since I was a freshman because that is what everyone told me.” Alicio Kinney I expected if to be wild and violent, but it is not. Warren Me A bee It is a lot bigger than I expected and the people are nicer. Bruce Mathis They don’t treof you like children like they did at Mabry. Stephanie Wafers I expected everyone to look down on the Freshmen, but not that many people real- ly did. Amondo Vaughn I thought it would be bigger than it is. David Gardner It's a lot more responsibility and you actu- ally have to ’study' hard! Tonya Brice FRESHMEN 74 - Freshman louro Mills Angelo Moore Denny Moore Corol Moore Chrisry Mullinox Jonice Nesbir Lou Newmon Kevin Newmon Chris Nix Michelle Norton Chrisry O'Coin Chorm Owens Eloine Owens Duford Poce Dud Pointer Corhy Porris Leigh Porsons Croig Peeler Duon Pegrom Rico Penson John Petty Phillip Philbee Jomes Pierce Croig Plumley Robin Potter Chris Powell Ron Powell Hope Price Amv Pruitt Angie Pruitt Rusty Pruitt Tom Rogon Cindy Roines Lori Roines Russell Roines Ashley Gibson. Christie McCrow, Srocey Alexonder. and Stephen Gngg orresr ro rhe focr rhor Fresh men. Sophomores and Juniors con oil work Together ro promore school sprit Mills-R. Roines - 75 Questionnaire The Freshmen were asked the following questions: WHAT DO YOU LIKE BEST ABOUT CHAP- MAN? I like the teachers ond the benefits that we didn't hove ot Mabry. Kelly Bryant ’More friends ond the long lunch hour.'' Kelli Greene We get to do o lot more and we get to moke more decisions.'' Tonya Gilbert I like the people. There ore some of the friendliest people here, ond the teachers ore great. Sherri McDowell ”A dedicated coaching staff. Joey Gibson like the fact thot we hove more privi, leges here than we hod of other schools. John Bragg It is o school that strives on attendance ond perfection. They core about the stu- dents and their attitudes. Angie McDowell The freedom. Jay Guest More privileges that the junior high. Lotie Ford The best thing I like about Chopmon is the atmosphere oround the teachers. They ore really nice ond easy to get along with ond ore willing to help. Leanne Burnett I think Chopmon is great. I think Chop- mon is the best school that I hove been to. They hove the best teachers.” Michelle Counts It hos o lot to offer to get you ready for the world. Rodney Deyoung I think I like the girls. There ore more girls for less boys. Junior Daniel I like the nice friends. Darin Bunch They treat you more maturely. Reggie Davis I like the freedom of choices that you hove. The kids ore better ond so ore the teachers. Tom Ragan The friendly people. Susan Turpin The interesting people. Bruce Switzer You hove more privileges. Jennifer Set- tle The friendly atmosphere, the sense of hu- mor of the teachers, ond the enthusiasm of the students about sports. Anthony Smith Freshman Spirit! Lee Gibson The ability to enter many new activities to meet new ond different people. Hope Price The atmosphere ond its people. But most of oil, the pride the students hove in their school.” Debra Kelly 76 - Freshmen Whie n Spanish doss. Jurwy Don e s enjoys Spanish cuisine Our sroff phorogropher coughr Mcrthew Rut- ledge strutting his sruff os he exits the lunch- room FRESHMEN Liso Rovon Tommy Reid Jeff Rhymer Dole Ridings Jomie Roddy Amy Rogers Jeff Rogers Dersy Ross Michoel Russell George Schulrz Tommy Seigler Jennifer Serrle Chorlie Sevin Dorrell Sherberr Donold Shields Borry Skinner Shelly Skinner Aniro Skipper Angelo Smith Anthony Smith Sobrino Smith Terry Smith Kim Spivey Leigh Ann Stephens Robert Stephens Jeremy Stewort Kenneth Stewort Lee Stewort Beverly Stronge Dole Ridings. Chuck Whirney, ond Terry Snmch onxousJy owor rhe oei which signals rhe end of sixth peri od Rushing ro roke odvorvoge of rhe txeok in rhe lunch ine on o Ponrher huger doy, ore Cindy Rones, Amy Prurr. ond Rornco Zompel Rovon-Sfronge — 77 Questionnaire-, Vhor Do You Like Desr About ChopmorP The one hour lunch break. Brian Johnson The different freedoms. Ricky Jackson All the teachers and the people. Tab Ballard The girls. Bell Lopp At Chapman, you get a chance to learn new things and to make new friends. Mark Burgess Making new friends and seeing my old friends. Kenny White Everyone mokes you feel like you fit In. Lisa Weoghington I like the sports activity and the privileges that we get. There is always something going on which makes it exciting. Keith Wilson The ability to meet new people. Robin Potter The beautiful ladies here and the friends and some of the teachers. Chad Cartee I like the teachers and the nice students. Sheila Atkins I like the people. They are nice and the principals are as nice as the students. Ke- vin Fowler The thing that I like best about Chapman Is the teachers and the older students here. They are a lot friendlier than I expected. Ronico Zampell The cute guys. Lonelle Williams It is a good school. Brian Heath Wright They don't treat us like kids! Hope Wingo 78 — Freshmon Jill McCorrer. o member of the Sorn Dots Donee Teom. fmds herself unexpectedly bemg compitmenred on rhe reom's precision by Mr Holden The Freshmen foot boll reom members moke o grand enrronce to o pep rofly m rher honor FRESHMEN Chris Suddeth Bruce Swirzer Tino Topp Poul Thompson Julie Tucker Suson Turpin Amondo Voughn Ron Woldrop Phillip Wolloce Stephonie Worers Liso Weoghingron Angelo Wells Angie West Bor bora Wesr Kim West Lee Wesr Kenny White Stephanie White Chuck Whitney Dione Wilkins Lonelle Willioms Keith Wilson Indio Wilson Hope Wingo Russell Wingo James Wolfe Shelio Wood Orion Wright William Wright Ronico Zampbell FRESHMEN CLASS ATTP ACTIVES Keith Wilson ond Lon Pomes FRESHMEN CLASS ATTRACTIVES Kevm Fowler ond Fredo Foggie 60 — Features Divider 82 — Powder Puff The Dig Fighr! This year powderpuff was much more exdring rhon previous years The senior powderpuff players were able ro nominore o powderpuff queen ro be vored on by rhe srudenr body The winner wos Joe Keodle Fourth runner-up wos John Gromling. rhird runner-up wos Kenny Drockerr, second run- ner-up wos Micheo! Griffin, ond firsr runner- up was Shannon Smith The gome between rhe Juniors ond Seniors wos tough. The firsr holf both reams were struggling for o touch- down, bur in rhe second half, ir wos rhe Jumors oil the way Doth reams pur in hard ond long procrices ond were helped o tor by their coaches The powderpuff gome proved ro rhe girls. Juniors ond Seniors, rhor foorboll is nor always fun ond gomes. Dunng rhe pep roly Juniors show who they rhnk is 1 Junior powderpuff cheerteoders srrur rher yuff Junior players show rhe spirit before rhe big gome Powderpuff — 60 Future Families Visiring rhe kindergarren or Inmon Elemenrary. baking, sewing, and orher household rosks were studied in rhe home economics deparrmenr or Chapman Mrs Drenda Rogers and Mrs Phyllis Howard were responsible for reaching these varied courses, such as. family life, parenthood, basic consum- er, ond food and dorhing. This yeor, Gnger Simmons and Joe Keadle, ond Tammy Bennerr and Jay Jackson ex- changed vows in rhe mock wedding or Inman First Boprisr Church. During rhe service, they seemed ro transport ev- eryone inro a world of moke believe and happy-ever-ofrers. They suffered rhe trauma of divorce and learned how ro cope wirh irs affecrs. Members of rhe weddng parry roke a momenr ro smrfe for rhe camera Morey Freeman ond Kelley Roams ore Tommy Oennerr ond Gmger Smmons proved ro be rrufy Woukjn’r you fcke ro hove rhese guys m your wedding? in no hurry ro ger ro rhe after beourrful bndes 64 Wedding Serving Orhers The Junior Civiron is sponsored by AAs Pom Willioms, ond led by President, Susan Parrish. The 23 members ore sponsored by rhe Piedmonr Civirons also. The Gvirons projects rhis year included giving Halloween candy ro rhe football players, visiting adopted Grandparents or Comp Core Nursing Home, and they also participated in Harvest Doy by sponsoring a Dunking Booth Among those in rhe Dunking Booth were Mr Holden, Tim Tyler, Cooch McCaskili, ond Caroline Cur ry The installation of rhe officers ond rhe members was held or Western Steer Sreok House on De- cember 2. This year has proven ro be very successful for rhe Junior Gvirons. They rook rhe rime ro serve orhers ond they did it ro rhe best of rheir ability LEARNNG FROM ONE ANOTHER, members LEADING THEM FORWARD. Sponsor Pom of rhe Junior Civiron ksren os Mebssa Surrerr Wilioms discusses furure ptons with Junior voices her opinion Civiron members Jr. Civiron 85 Surrerr. Lon Perry, Srocy Bishop, Kim Block wel. ond Tim Tyler Fourth Row — Kim White. Michele Wilson. Roxome Hoyes. Ame Mone Greene, ond Uso Worers. ond Undo WAoms Ajmor Gviron Frsr Row — Phil Coleman ond Susan Parrish Second Row — Km Green. Corolne Curry. Dormy HoifieW, Meredith CorroH. ond Tommy Gorrerr Third Row — Jone Anderson. Amy Cox, Mebssa Getting It Done The Inrerocr Club is rhe yourh extension of rhe Rorory Club Ir is one of rhe most ocnve and organized clubs or Chapmon The Inrerocr Club's services ro rhe community indude, helping rhe Rorory Club or rhe Harvest Doy Fesrivol, dsrriburing Eosrer egg rocks in conjunction wirh rhe Sporronburg Pori s ond Re creation Deportment, giving Christmas presenrs ro gnderpn- viledged children, ond helping wirh rhe Chrisrmos Tour of homes , sponsored by rhe Friends of rhe Library The Inrerocr Club also sends rwo members ro rhe Rotary Club meetings every week or rhe Comp Haven Nursing Home 66 - Interact The Inrerocr Club plans rheir nexr induction ceremony. Dorerio Baker rhe Inrerocr Club s president, presides over every meeting. The Inrerocr Club's secretory. Won- do Moore, rokes attendance or rhe meetings. Inrerocr Club: Top picture, first row - Dorerio Doker. John Gromling. Wondo Moore. Roxonne Hoyes. Second row — Susan Parrish. Won- do Nodine. Kelley Rollis. Kim White. Rene Bridges. Wolly Gregory. Third row — Mrs. Marilyn Holden. Liso Worers. Liso Mollory. Pom Epron. Donny Hollifield. Michelle Wilson, Julie Potter. Fourth row — Missy Johnson. Kenny Griswold. Donnerte Johnson. Shelio Mobry. Sheri Storey. Phillip Colemon. Noelle Loveridge. - Bottom picture, first row - Tino Littlefield. Myro Turner. Coroline Cutty. Kim Blackwell. Second row — Melisso Surretr. Jeff Robinson. Won- do Moore. Down Martin. Tommy Chester. Third row — Corol Ann Hines. Jone Anderson. Kelly Bur- nett. Louro Scruggs. Cindi Toylor. Dero Oub Fry row — Anne Mohe Greene. Louro Former. Doreno Doker. Phi kp Cotemon, Julie Porrer Second row — Danny HolWietd. Angie Rogers. Cryyol P.00 kard. Tommy Dennerr. John Gromfcng. Mi chette Wfcon. Woly Gregory Thrd row — Shannon Smith. Liso Molkxy, Shen Srorey. Julie Prurr. Tommy Gorrert. Sheilo Mobry Fourrh row — Pom Lorge. oxonne Hoyes. Susan Pornsh. Undo W oms. Terry Vclfe. John Worson Rated X-cellenr The Dero Oub is on orgonizarion for srudenrs who excell ocodemi colly This dub promores good srudy habirs ond urges srudenrs ro arrain higher gods The purpose of rhe Dero dub is ro srimulore efforr, reword achievement, ond en- courage irs members ro conrinue rheir educorion. Being induced inro rhe Dero Oub is o very presrigous honor, due ro rhe focr rhor srudenrs musr moinroin o cumulorive grade poinr overage of 90 The new mem- bers were inririored on November 22. Some of rhe new members come dressed os o Rockerre, Cleo porro, o bog lady ond her rrosh, ond Busy Dero Dees The Dero Oub held rheir induc- rion service on November 26 or Western Sreer Sreak House As parr of her speech. Julio Porrer. Secrerary, expressed. We hope our club will be on inspirarion ro each person in rhe dub ro srrive for berrer schdorship ond ro devel- op o berrer character ond o com- mendable attitude Everyone seems ro be poyng orrennon or rhe Dero Oub meermg Dero Club 87 Dorrom pxrure Frsr row — Shannon Lopo. Deonno Plumiey. Cord Ann Hmes. Down Momn. Pom Sowles Second row — Sre phen Smoogen. Mond Pomrer. Mefcso Sur rerr. Wondo Moore. Devon Necker. Myro Turner. Third row — Fronk Hon, Erik Moms. Mendfrh Corrol, Trocy Dobb. Fe oo Pirrs. Mefessa Lewis, Luonne West, Decky Smon. Founh row — Joey McDowel. Km Green. Tino LWefieW, Ke«y Burnett. Stephen Gngg, Gndi Toylor. Louro Scruggs. Condi Thorn ron Nor Pictured Korhy Greene . Km Blockwel, Torr ny Cheyer, Jeff Robinson. Shoron Foyer Louro Former ond Philip Colemdh ore ndmg m style n rhe “Dero Bug in rhe homecoming porode Dero Oub president, Doreno Baker, rhmks someone's suggeycn ts funny An Escape Every student needs a means of escape and assemblies proved ro be a fonrasric solurion Through rhe assemblies, a major- ity of students were in direct con- rocr with important events asso- ciated with our school. This year we hove hod several pep rallies, assemblies for recognition of aca- demic excellence, and introduc- tions of contestants for Home- coming and Ms Panorama. Juniors prove rhor rhey do ir BEST' Susan Fowler occeprs her ocodermc ex ce eoce award from Mr Holden This group of srudenrs seems ro be The cheerleaders owoir rhe begmrvng very proud of rhe work of o pep roly 68 Assemblies Service To Others Service would be o good rheme for rhe Srudenr Council os rhey helped rhe school ond com- munity The council was responsi ble for oil rhe Homecoming fesrivi- ries including rhe parade, pogeonr. ond rhe dance They worked wirh Social Services ro provide a Chrisr- mos for underpriviledged kids by asking each homeroom ro donore roys ro rhe child assigned ro rhor homeroom Assemblies were usu- ally planned by rhe council When Spring rolled around, elections were held by rhe council for new officers ond members The dub proved ro be successful os in irs various services. President. Mjchefle Wfcon. presides over al Srudenr Cound meetings The Srudenr Council members focus on rhe morrer or hond The officers of Srudenr Council contemptore toy minute oddnons ro rher speeches Student Council 89 Business In FBLA The Furure Business Lenders of America. FBLA, is o club rhor helps srudenrs learn how ro ex- cel in rhe business world. The club hod irs annual Chrisrmos porry or rhe home of Ms Horn- rick Eoch member broughr o covered dish for rhe dinner The FBLA hod irs nexr meeting or Tasry Temprorions in Groml- ing They also hod o meering on how ro apply make-up cor recrly or Lori Morgan's house. Business yudenrs such os Donno Alver sen. enjoy rher dosses and being m rhe FOLA Missy Cox. Jill Oishop. Deno Our ns. ond Kim Conrreil enjoy rheir business courses ond leormng new rhogs n rhe FOLA 90 - FOLA FOLA — Fry row Mrs Wmgo. Pom Epron. Km Gokghrly. Kelley Po ns, Donno Hawkins. Lon Morgan. Trocey Perry Mrs Homrick. Second row Tra cey Cones. Donno Aiverson. Dendro Horns. Missy Johnson. Kelke Hughes. Wondo Nodme. Suson Fowler. Pom No doe Dorrom Picrure — Fry row Go vono Suber. Donnerre Johnson. Goo Srevens. Lynn Todd Srocey Bishop, Missy Cox. Jail Bishop Second row Cry yol Rookord, Becky S ron. Fefccio Pwrs. Lon Whre, Too Auble. AnneMone Greene. Joy Roboson WHAT'S COOKING? The FHA, Furure Homemakers of America, sponsors rhe Lirrle Miss In- man Pogeonr ond also raises mon- ey for rhe mock wedding, which 6 performed by rhe family life dosses. This year, rhe club also rreared rhe reochers wirh candy ghosr or Hal- loween and candy reindeer or Chrisrmas They also rook a rrip ro FHA — Top picture — Mory Deanerr Kaye McMjicn Karen Durgess. Pouune Copeland Second row Korhy Anderson. Susan Parrish. Tommy Ofe inerr fVoxonne Hayes Thrd row Jody Jackson. Vanessa Codwel Fetoc Pirrs Oorrom Picture — Frsr row Suson Turpn. Oeveriy Strange Joonn kfcgh lor Gorrerr Second row Angie West Cmd Hi De-ores Rogers Freda Foggie. Km Ourgess Third row Stephanie Fowler Mcnetie Reynolds. Korhy Porrtsh. Yolonder Johnson. Renee Pur cha rhe Greenville Arrs and G'ofr Show ar Texrile Hall Tammy Bennerr was rhe srore FHA presidenr, which was a big honor for Chapman Brenda Rogers, one of rhe dub's sponsors, has been rhe Sourh Carolina coor- dinaror for Families and Furures rwo yeors in a row Memoers of rne FHA learn how ro cook orfferenr meals Roxanne Hayes rones core of ner do , which 6 c prc$ecr The FHA brings Sonro Clous ro school for rhe Kindergorren students or Inman Elementary FHA - 91 Working Hard For The Money The Disrriburive Educorion Clubs of America, DEC A, is o dub rhor helps srudenrs relore ro rheir job. The club covers morkering selling, retailing, od verrising and many other busi- ness related activities. Five sru- denrs from the Chapman DECA dub went ro Spartanburg High School and competed with oth- er srudenrs by taking o test re lored ro their individual jobs. Clyde Miller, being one of the winners, was selected ro at- tend the store competition or Myrtle Beach in the summer Members of rhe DECA dub rnes ro ogree on rhe some rhmg The DECA dub sponsor Mrs Corlron, pins o DECA dub pin on Kefce Hughes DECA — Fry row Dorry Pock. Wifcom Thompson. Donna Deicher. Lon Mor gon. Oil Oornerre Second row Mrs Corlron. Clyde Miller. Donny Wesr. Lrso Lewis, ond Jmmy Hotoerr 92 - DECA GROWING The FFA, Future Formers of Americo, is o notional organization for students enrolled in agriculture classes or Chapman The FFA was busy this year sponsoring fund rais- ing projects, such as a turkey shoot FFA — Top ptciure — fry row Danny Moore Crag Orannon. Scar Srron. Ed Wolcher Second row WAe Gregory. James OrocKeri. Vmce Dell Oorrom ptcrure — Fry row Roy Downey. Gory DtacKwe . Jeff Howell, Donny Wyorr, David Johnson Sec ond row Andy Brock. Orton Johnson. Gory Mabry. Perrv Greene. Charles Dronch PAINS and doughnut soles The Chcpman Chapter of the FFA had 35 mem- bers. The officers were President — Lawrence Rosmon: Vice President Ed Wolcher Secretary — Kenny Drockerr The FFA 6 nor al ogtculrure FFA - 93 Porlez Vous Francois Do You Speak French? . . . The purpose of the French Club is for students to learn more obout the culture they ore studying than they could in class. This year the French Club performed skits to in- crease proficiency and awareness of the language and culture. They also vis- ited various French restau- rants and mode their own food in order to sample the French cuisine. The French Club planned to take a trip to either Europe or Canada this summer. The French Club was very active in learning more obout the French culture. Angelo Pace ond Jennifer Mohof- fey leorn more obout Fronce In their own woy Amy Pruitt. Cindy Roines. ond Ron- ico Zompell prefer group efforts. Stuort Whitten, the president of the French Club, presides over o meet- ing. 94 — French Club French Club: First row — Chris Ge- phort. Joey Wright. Tonyo Orice. Chorm Owens. Stuort Whitten. Sec- ond row _ Mr. Wolton. Jennifer Mo- hoffey. Angelo Poce. Tomoro Rich- ords. Altheo Counts. John Drogg. Cindy Roines. Third row - Heather Ashmore. Croig Peeler. Arthur Grif- fin. Jennifer McArthur. Jill Edwords Stephonie White. All Over The World International Studies: First row - LeAnn Burnett. Chorm Owens. Michelle How. ord. Julie Pruitt. Cheryl Cooper. Second row - Steven Smoogen. Tony Switzer. Cindy Roines. Rochoel Farnsworth. Suzy Campbell. Third row — James Brocken. Russell Roines. Chris Gephort. Fourth row — Chris Allison. Ivon Pe- The International Studies club promotes world peace through understanding. They offend foreign films of area col- leges ond have guest speakers who ore experts on interna- tional affairs. In the post, the International Studies Club has invited foreign speakers to Chapman so people could learn more about the speaker's Crystal Rookord. Julie Pruitt, ond Mi- chelle Howard read the Christion Sci- ence Monitor to leorn more about world affairs. grom. Oonold O'Shields. Steven Comp- ton. Bruce Switzer. Donno Hawkins. Jo- mey Johnson. Crystal Rookord. Bottom picture, first row - Cindy Borshow. Todd Compton. Junior Daniels. Christie Campbell. Amy Pruitt. Second row — Tom Rogon. Croig Peeler. Mark Bur- gess. Lynn Etchinson. Third row — Shor- on Hormon. Susan Turpin. Ronico Zorn- pell. Stephanie White. Sosha Forns- worth. Tom Hormon. Fourth row — John Edwards. Jimmy Peters. Stuart Whitten. Kevin Newmon. Williom Word. country. The International Stud- ies club is very beneficial be- cause everyone needs to know what is happening in the world around him. International Studies — 95 Closs Officers Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Ar The Head Of The Class Class officers rake a lor of effort ro be elected They must hove fifty signatures on o petition ro be able ro run. The names ore then pur on o ballot and their doss votes on them. Freshman and Sophomore doss officers mainly try ro start raising money for the Jr Sr However Junior doss officers raise money ond organize, ond prepare for the Jr -Sr Junior doss officers — President Jeffery Robinson. Mark Burgess, Tino LirrtefiekJ. Devon Necker. ond Ke«y Durnerr Sophomore doss officers — President Michele Pope. Scorr Srodofeky. Chrtsry Culbrerh. Chnsnno Howkms. ond Angeto Poce Freshmen doss officers — President Jufce Tucker. AAorcy Errzburger, Kim Durgess. Amy Rogers, ond Amondo Vaughn Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers 96 SHIFTING INTO GEAR Deep1 Deep' Worch your srep , Please be seared, ore mony insrrualons bus drivers give ro rheir boarding passengers. School bound ond homeward bound, bus drivers ore responsible for rhe sofery ond securiry of oil rheir passengers. The bus drivers leove early in rhe mornings ro be- gin rheir journeys, and mony of rhem never ger ro rheir own homes unril afrer four o'clock in rhe afrer noon. Dus drivers musr pass a rood resr ond wrirren resr in order ro receive rheir bus driving licenses In rhe 1985-66 school year, Mr Eddie McNeil replaced rhe former rronsporrorion official, Mr Frank Smirh. Homeward bound, students eager- ly enter the buses so they can go home at the end of the day The Beaten Path, students carefully walk to board their buses for their journey home. Early in the morning. Bus Driver Jeff White prepares to leave his home to pick up his passengers Dus Drivers - 97 The Sorm Dote onxousty worch rhe tosr few mmures of rhe fry hotf of rhe gome os rhey onfiopore rher perfor- mance The donee ream performs o pom pom routine ro rhe sounds of Dorboro Ann 98 — Donee Team The Sorn Dols sport rhe new outfits and pompoms The Sorn Dots ynjr rheir yuff Dance Fever Chapman's dance ream, rhe Sarin Dolls, have really srepped our rhts year They hove performed or ballgomes, pep rallies, and various communiry evenrs. They amend- ed a comp rhis sumnner, where rhey discovered whar ir rakes ro be rhe besr Being a Sarin Doll is a greor experience,” srares Co-caorain, Pauline Copeland, I rhink rwo of rhe besr rhings obour being one ore meering new friends and be- ing parr of rhe Chapman spirir ” Being a Sarin Doll is nor all fun; rhere is hard work ro be compar- ed The Sarin Dolls procrice up ro seven hours a week Cordine Cur- ry srared, The hardesr rhing obour being a Sarin Doll is rhe rime rhar ir rokes Ir's usually very hard ro ger my homework complered ofrer procrice because I'm so ex hausred. However, as o member of rhe dance ream, I've learned rhe precious meoning of rhe word 'sacrifice' and rhe mony rewards ir can bring.” The Sarin Dolls have become a valuable osser ro Chopmon's ex rra-curriculor program and rhey have danced rheir way inro rhe hecrrs of Chapman srudenrs The Sorn Dolls — Front flow Corohne Cur ry. W McCarter. Shedo Dryonr. Tommy Fowlet, and Sereno Durgn Second kow Pom Emory. Heorher Ashmore, ond Pou loe Copetood Nor Piaured Deona Wd loms Dance Team - 99 LISTENING TO Of ANOTHER. LuAnn Wesr and Condice Thornron help work out flows m rhetr writing MAKING DECISIONS. Deona Plumley ond Mrs Harriett Johnson reod over Deona's work 100 — C.C. 6 Company A VOICE OF AUTHORITY, Mrs Home John son. Newspaper Sponsor ctecusses rhe ele menrs of good purrofcsm wirh members of C C G Company Extra!! Extra!! As rhe school year began, so did rhe production of rhe Chop man Charter The Chapman Char- ter is published and given ro rhe Student Dody approximately once every nine weeks The newspa- per is o service ro rhe school and is given ro rhe students free of charge Everyone, os parr of rhe sroff, reports on currenr events, such os spors. srudenr affairs, and orher irerris of interest. The C C. Com- pany purs many long hours of hard work inro rhe newspaper A TEAM WORK. Tino UrrleMd and Metesa Surrerr find fhor working rogerher is helpful C C G Company Frsr Row — Melissa Sur rerr Second Row — Amanda Pam ref. Mrs Horrierr Johnson, and Cond e Thor nr on Thrd Row — Pom Sowles, Deono PPmley. Sharon Foyer. LuAnn Wey. Decky Sirton. Myra Turner, and Tmo Litrlefiekj Dock Row — Anne Games Buddy Drown, and Kim Greene member of rhe sroff, Mandi Painr er stored, Ir rokes alor of hard work and dedication, nor ro men- tion most of your free rime.'' She quickly added, However, rhe re- sults ore definitely worth ir ond we hove o grear rime The sroff is responsible for WCHS TV Station, which shows original news programs ond music videos They cre also responsible for writ ing articles for rhe Inman Times There is one aspect of rhe pa- per that is differenr In years past, rhe Chapman Charter has always hod on editor However, this yeor, rhe editing of rhe paper is o group effort The sroff, composed of 10 members, wirh 11 of them new. quickly discovered rhor purring ro- gerher o newspaper is nor on easy task Despire some problems, rhe C C 6 Company hod many good rimes purring rhe Chapman Charter rogerher. C.C. (j Company - 101 Edirors. Anne-More Greene ond Tino Au HARD AT WORK, Philip Coleman and So pie work rogerher ro solve o problem nyo Campbell prepare lay ours for rhe year boook Kim Okxkwel seems ro be pleased wch rhe loyour Ame Mare Greene reoches Devon Necker how ro draw o correct loyour Panorama Sr off First Row — Anne More Greene. or J Tmo Auble Second Row — Jufce Porrer, Down Martin, ond Lour a Scruggs Third Row — Korhy Greene. Wonda Moore, ond Tommy Fowler Fourth Row — Sonyo Campbell. Corolne Curry. Louro Former, ond Philip Colemon Lost Row — Gndi Taylor. Km Okxkwell. Joy Robnson. ond Devon Necker 102 — Panorama Totalling the receipts from the sales of the yearbook, was one of Tammy Fowler's duties. Laura Scruggs arranges student pictures in alphabetical order. SORTING THROUGH IT ALL. Kathy Greene alphabetizes the name cards for the mdex of the Ponora- ma. We're All Together The 1985 Panorama staff was divided inro separate classes, which proved to be even more challenging It required a great deal of the staff's free time to meet and prepare each section. This past summer, the majority of the annual staff members attend- ed Herff Jones Yearbook Work- shop or Converse College for a week The rheme of the work- shop was. Kidding the Habit, which meant the staff was taught how to change from a traditional format to a more contemporary design The Panorama staff members' responsibility began in September with the seBing of yearbooks The annual staff worked hard to re- duce the price of the annual for In This everyone Decause of their hard work, they developed the annual without any money from the school. They rook rime from their busy schedules to visit businesses in order ro sell advertisements The annual staff was very appreciative of all the business support The staff also sponsored the Miss Panorama Pageant which pro- vided entertainment for the public as well as reducing the price of the annual. Each member of the Panorama staff hod his own duty ro perform. Whether it was designing layouts, writing body copy, raking photo- graphs, or selling ads Coch duty was an important factor in produc- ing the 1985-86 Panorama. Caroline Curry tallies the votes for the Senior Class Superlatives. Panorama — 103 104 Sports Divider 106 — Track Ann Unes attempts rc deor her record n rhe long jump Run, Leap, Pass Track, a very enjoyable sporr, got off to o good srarr rhis year Our rrock was under- going repairs, bur our rrock reams didn'r ler rhor srop rhem They were in fun force oil rhe woy Since Coach Ashworrh was coach- ing rhe girl's sofrboll ream. Coach Drown coached rhe girls and boys rrock ream He did o rerrific fib. Even though rhe reams were going up ogornsr rough compennon they come our on rop Coro! Am Hmes picks up great speed for rhe long jump. The Panthers ore off' Track — 107 Kevin Toykx shows dererminorion in his swing Purr Purr For The Fun Of Ir? Golf has jusr gotten bach into rhe swing of things or Chapman Now o common sport, many sru dents participate or rhe high school level in order to gain rhe shills necessary to enjoy golfing os a life- long sport The 198485 ream members were Terry Mabry, Kenneth Drodley, Wright Gaines, Kevin Taylor, and Jerry Gaines All of the home gomes were played at rhe Village Greens Golf Course under rhe sponsorship of Mrs Jeanne Mul- voney We need to support our Panthers — they're nor jusr ploying purr-purr Kermerh Drodley worms up wirh o procnce swing before rhe ree off Jerry Gooes looks for rhe hoped for hole m one 106 - Golf Terry Mabry carefully concentrates on ho purr Wright Gomes hopes for rhe best from ho powerful swing Jerry Gomes looks across the course for rhe outcome of ho swing Golf - 109 so rhor she con Joy Anderson wars porienrfy for rhe nexr hn odvonce ro second base Mekssa Lewis swings with oB of her mghr m hopes of hiring o GRIS' SOFTBALL WE OPPONENT 2 H YORK 9 7 DROOME 5 9 CLOVER 26 28 GJNTON 7 8 YORK 6 24 FORT MIL 15 4 NEWDERRY 7 12 CLOVER 8 14 OROOME WON 5 LOST 8 110 — Softball Pitching A Chapman's new edition, rhe girl's softball team, was really great this year The ladies were rather nervous and excited, bur they come our on top We interviewed Melissa Surrerr to ask if she were glad that Chap- man started a girl's softball team and she Victory replied that, she was very glad, because she had played softball for S years, and she didn't wont to stop now We were proud of our softball ream and we wish them rhe best of luck next year Jen Denton gen prepored ro knock rhe bol our of rhe pork Joy Anderson shows her fosr ptrch otdry os rhe Ponrher erres smve for o wn First Row. left ro nghr. Cooch Jone Ashworth Too UffteMd. Jon McDode Kelly nouns Mehsso Surrerr Cord Ann Hnes. Joy Anderson. Pado McAbee. GoySe GosneH. Ann Hines. Jen Denton. Me sso Lewis. Peppi Nichdb. Christie Comphel. A eoo Oayron. Conme Frye. Trocy Perry Softboll — 111 Drev MercoK pur m long hcxrs to moke rhe ream o screes Chris Ctehop. o Freshman, eryoyed ptoymg J V Oasebot. and looked forward ro Vowy rr ’ 4?« I ' ‘ fc ' ' ..i ■ l Jerry Moy. o Sophomore, kept rhe ream ok 112 - J.V. Baseball PITCHING STRIKES! PITCHES! STEALS! J V Baseball, o sporr filled wirh greor exciremenr, boomed rhis year The ream pulled rogerher ond reolly worked very hard. Angel Henderson, rhe only girl on rhe ream and The pircher, replied rhor she hod never been so excited Being rhe only girl Denny Moore, on enrhusjosnc sporr. ployed very hord ol yeor Tim Dtackwell. o Sophomore showed greoi leodership ObikTy Dobby McDoweS 6 looking forward ro rhe upcoming yeor VICTORY on rhe team didn't bother her, because she felt just os equol os rhe guys. The J.V. ream is looking forward ro becoming o successful Varsity ream next yeor J.V. Doseboll — 113 Varsity Baseball Goes Hawaiian The 198485 varsity baseball ream rook a different direction during Spring Break. In- stead of the usuol Florida trip, the Panthers wenr to Hawaii There they faced Pearl City, Kalaheo. and Milion The Panthers played their best against 3 competitive reams,- bur came home with o Hawaiian punch Nevertheless, our Panthers proved to be very good during their regular season DOYS' VARSITY DASEDALL WE OPPONENT 8 12 SPARTANDURG 2 7 DOLING SPRINGS 9 5 YORK 5 10 CLOVER 2 5 DROOME 10 2 WINNSDORO 3 5 PARKER 2 3 CUNTON 1 5 FORT MILL 2 3 ’ KALAHEO. HAWAII 1 5 PEARL CITY, HAWAII 3 10 MILILAN, HAWAII 0 9 CLOVER 7 4 DROOME 7 . 2 WINNSDORO 2 5 CLINTON 7 8 FORT MILL 1 3 NEWDERRY 3 • 8 YORK 12 15 NEWDERRY WON 4 LOST 16 3A competition rakes some getting used to, bur our Panthers are doing a terrificpb, and they're hanging in there. John Grorrbng enjoyed hts welcome to Howou Whor ore you looking at? Cooch Metcc f relaxes or the curporr Stephen Gngg and Jeff Sumner check our rhe sighrs os they arrive n Howou 114 V. Baseball Vorsity Doseboll - 115 The freshman ream, number one n spmr and sporrsmon ship, displays rheir confidence during a pep ro y The freshman Ponrhers make o specroculor kick off ro Dkxksburg The renson is greor while waning for rhe gome ro begin 116 — Freshman Football Firsr Rare What do you ger when you rake first-rate orhleres and odd determination, spirit. Training and ski? You ger o number one freshmen ream. With five wins and only rwo losses rhe freshmen foorboll reom ployed o season worth remembering. Freshmen football starred early this year with rigorous practice sessions and o new weight program. The freshmen were well prepared Team members Joy Guest said, I think we hod o really good reom because of rhe quality and winning potential of each player and I think we're going to continue winning for rhe next three years. Chapman prepares ro soap rhe bal cfcjrmg rhec gome wirh Dkxksburg Confidence is dearly displayed as rhe freshmon foorbal The freshmon reom fcnes up for warm ups before rhec players break rhrough rhe run-rhrough gome wirh Dkxksburg Freshmon Football — 117 Thor's no for Robert McDowel is rocMed by rwo Eogles Cooch Doc Davis discusses o ptoy wirh Shonnon Smith before Shonnon returns ro the field 1965 Vorsiry Footbol Teom Fronr row Dennis Woody. William Word. Jerry Osteen, Keith Wilson, Greg Laughter. Shonnon Smith. Loren Wadel. Cinr Rones Second row Ed e Hoi. Michael Wofford. Joe Dornetre. Michoel Griffin. RobetT McDowel. Dobby Rookard. Anthony [Vggeryoff, Jeff Guest. Kerry Morgan. Cooch Rondy Durns Thrd row Cooch Doc Do vis, Scome Emory, Cooch Dorm McCaskl. Scott Terry. Mork Durgess. Russel Mohoffey, Horvey Cortes. John Edwards. Mike Holden. Deon Hoi. Cooch Morion Drummon. Todd Huffman. Cooch Jerry Voughn Fourth row John Gromhng, Wright Gomes. Wrfhom Oork, Dove DeYoung. Kevin Greene. Stocey Condrey. and Doug Neck er 118 — Varsity Football We Love Our Panthers Why do rhe srudenrs or CHS love rheir reom so much? The srudenrs respecred rhe ream because of rhe hard work, dererminorion, and spirir each player pur inro o difficult gome. Even though we didn'r hove rhe best winning reom, spirirs never declined. The Panthers bounced bock punch after punch. The saying, ... only rhe brave survive ... is very much true; bur or Chapman, only rhe brave were willing ro ploy The reom starr- ed wirh 27 players, bur ended rhe season with only 18 players This is probably one of rhe reasons for o nor-so-good season. Next year we’ll be more comperirive, for our 1986 reom has alreody starred building rheir srrengrh. Shannon Smtrh tries ro dodge rhe opposing player ond moves roward rhe endzone A Clover ployer socks our quorterbock. Srocey Condrey, wNe movmg across rhe tony yard fcne koberr McDowet, carrying rhe bol. looks for on opening ro Coach Dovts. Coocn McCoskil. ond Cooch Micheol Drum score o touchdown mond worch rhe gome m owe Vorslty Football — 119 9 Looking Good And Gerring Better 120 Cooch Dorrin McCoskifl. Michoet Griffin, ond Doc Dovis con'r woir ro eor rhe coke given ro them by rhe cheerieoders Spirit — rhe strength rhor kept rhe Ponrhers going. Without it rhe Panthers could not hove mode it through rhe year. Their spirit was obvi- ous or pep rallies ond or rhe gomes which mode rhe student body respect them more ond more The Varsity football ream also put on a few muscles as they mode use of rhe new weight equipment They lifted almost every afternoon in hopes of becoming more physically fir for football Storting some underclassmen on rhe weights gave new hopes for a better ream in rhe future Just by observing some of rhe play- ers, one can tell that rhe weight equipment is a big improvement The cheerleaders show rheir sprit os rhe Ponrhers bust onto rhe field The new heod cooch. Doc Dovts, 6 dong o remfic job with our Ponrhers The Ponrhers boost everyone's sprits os rhey enrer rhe pep roly Greg Miler worches os John Edwards otremprs ro Sfr Srocey Condrey picks up o few nps from ‘ musdemon Jeff Guesr Doug Necker shows powerful concentration before mok ing rhe tfr Varsity Football - 121 Coocn Jone Ashworrh coached rhe gris to o successful season The referee gers ready for rhe Chapman Panthers1 Coho McAbee. Carol Ann Hines, Melssa Surrert, and AAetsso Lews are exared over rher vtcrory 122 - Volleyball Let's Hear It For The Girls! The 1985 Volleyball Teom, cooched by Jane Ashworth, served o winning season! Panther pocked spirit ond determination re- sulted in o victory What's their secret? Teamwork — the key to success Many hord practices ond competitive gomes brought the ream together Only by work- ing os one did the ream reach its goals CHS played their very best, ond never quit for any reason With sixteen wins ond four tosses the Chapman Volleyball Teom were cerromly nor losers The Panthers placed sec- ond in the conference, ond advanced to the Uppersrare finals Although the Panthers didn't place high in the finals, their spiririr srtl soared The teom is the best they could be1 Melisso Surrerr, a Chdpmon Volleyboil champ, odds, The season was great, ond our spirit was undefeated VOLLEYDALL Opponent Score Liber ry Lost 815. 15 M, 1215 Blue Ridge Won 715. 1512. 1513 Liberty Lost 615. 1115 Newberry Won 151. 155 Clover Won 159. 1511 Broome Lost 1215. 1513. 14 16 Wrmsboro Won 155, 158 York Lost 1115. 157, 1315 Newberry Won 153. 157 Onron Lost 1115. 1315 Dormon Lost 14 16. 1511. 1618 Broome Won 1015, 1512. 1513 Wrmsboro Won 154. 156 York Won 159. 1115. 157 Clover Won 1512. 1115. 1511 Onron Lost 1115. 1513. 1416 Blocksburg Lost 1215, 158. 14 16 SC5D Won 158, 156 Byrnes Won 1511. 1215. 1511 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Wrmsboro Won Broome Lost Cover Won York Won Broome Won Onron Lost UPPER STATE TOURNAMENT Doniei Lost Riverside Low OVERALL RECORD Won — 15 Lost — 12 157, 15-5 159. 1517, 14 16 1510. 1512 158, 1416, 159 15-11, 1S10 915. 815 515, 1115 1511. 1215. 1115 Front Sobrtna Srruth, Lao Pitts. Ooudeoe Henry Aidcfie Carlo McAbee, Shannon Cioyron. Tero John- son. Meksso Lewis Dock Decky Smon. Keiev RoSns. Angef Henderson, Meksso Surren, Corotonn Hmes. Coach Jone Ashworth Nor pictured Annene Nestyrr Kerrey Rohns serves o powerful txJ ro rhe opposing teom Volleyball - 123 FRESHMAN GIRLS ON THE MOVE! This year was definireiy one of victories m girls basketball The freshmen girls went un- defeated, following in the footsteps of the Lody Panthers. One of the reasons the ream was so good, according to Coach Drown, was that each player hod strong points which, when combined, mode the ream almost unstoppable This ream hod a great defense, which left the opposing ream without a chance I think if things keep going the way they ore, we'll go undefeated for the whole season. We'll even win the tournament, said Coach Drown Panther basketball certainly will have much to look forward to in the com- ing years. Leigh Ann Stevens summed it up when she proudly exclaimed, We’re Good! Freshmen Gris We Opponent w Boiling Springs w Byrnes w Dormon w East Gaffney w McOocken w West Gaffney w Byrnes w Boiling Springs w Eosr Goffney w Dormon w West Goffney w Whitlock w Corver w Corver w McCracken w Whitlock Chopmon's Freshmen grts war for the rebound Sobhna Smith otremprs to pass rhe boB to Hope Price Fronr Row Delons Rogers. Cindy Dorshow. Sonbrino Smith Dock Row Hope Price. Leonne Burnette. Leigh Am Sre phens. Sheto Wood. Angelo Weis. Christie Campbef Cooch Dennis Drown 124 — Freshman Girl's Basketball SO FRESH! no morrer whor rhe comperihon Kelrh Wil- The freshman boys boskerbdl ream mode o greor fresh srorr! They won six gomes and losr 8, bur 2 more games were up for grabs. They worked os o ream rhroughour each gome — win os o ream, lose os o reom No one did ir done The freshmen boys foced rough comperirion in eoch gome, bur pur forth rheir besr efforr son, o member of rhe freshmen boys bas kerball reom odded, Each gome was o lor of hard work because rhe other reams were so much larger rhon we were Bur when everyone pulled together and ployed hard we pur up o rough comperi- rion. and usudly won. Freshmon Boys We Opponent W Bo ng Springs W Byrnes L Dor man I Easr Gaffney I McCrocken V West Gaffney L Byrnes V Bo ltng Springs I Easr Gaffney L Dorman L Wesr Gaffney L Whirtock W Carver W Carver McCrocken Whrfkxk Kevn Fowler shoors o jumper ro pur rhe Panthers oheod Dorrom Row Tim Clarke. Kevn Fowler. Joy Guesr. Pjco Person, Anthony Smith. Bobby McDowel M dOe Row Drenr Mercotf. Shoyne Dougherty. John Drogg. Anthony Pignm Peggie Dovs Top Row Joel Greene Ke h Wilson DovxJ Gardner. John Paul Perry. Cooeh Manon Drummond Freshman Boys' Basketball - 125 I m J V Boys We Opponent W Londrum W Greer I Londrum I Greer W Woodruff w Woodruff L Fr Mil L Broome L Clover L Cfcnron I York L Wrmsboro I Fr Mil L Broome L Clover L Cfcnron L York L Wmnsboro The J V team prepares for a rough gome Dorrom row lefr ro nghr Michael Londrum. DrerjXope land, Anrhony Gnffm, DobOy Homdron, David Gosnet Middle Row MiCheol Holden. Glenn Peder, Jimmy Former. Orion Cooper Top Row Arthur Hot. Todd Mortis. Derrick Dnan. Cooch Don Denron 126 — J.V. Basketball Panrher Power On The Dribble! The Junior Varsiry Boy's baskerboll reom gor off ro o grear srorr rhis season They won four our of rheir firsr six gomes and were looking forward ro o winning season Then, because of o lock of varsiry players, rwo J.V. boys were moved up ro rhe vorsi ry reom Thor did nor phase rhe J.V. reom, bur rhen anorher blow was srruck. Wirh rhe enforcemenr of rhe new no-pass, no-ploy rule, rhe J.V losr rhree more ployers leaving Drerr Copeland shoors o side shor ro pur rhe Ponrhers ahead of Londrum rhem wirh o rorol of eighr ployers Cooch Denron added, We really hod some good guys We losr rhree srorrers, and wirh only eighr ployers, we were really shorr-handed expgnence wise Never-rhe-less, rhe J.V guys kepr rheir spirir up and monoged ro moke rhe mosr of rhe season and promised ro become o number one reom in rhe yeors ro come J.V. Basketball — 127 Shoot For The 1985-86 Lody Ponrhers hod o fonros- ric seoson rhis yeor. Junior. Devon Necker sokj, We've ployed rogerher so long ond we're more experienced, rhor's whor mokes us berrer There were 3 seniors on rhe reom rhis yeor. They were Trocey Per ry, Crysrol Robinson ond Decky Sirron Their morivorion reolly kepr rhe reom olive The Lody Ponrhers were undefeated in rhe pre Diochng our ond renouncing 6 o big porr of rhe Lody Ponrhers' gomes The Top! season gomes, ond also through rhe confer ence gomes, giving them a store champion- ship chance The Lody Ponrhers were coached by Jone Ashworth who hod o very good cooching seoson Next yeor looks even berrer for rhe Lody Ponrhers ond Coach Ashworth The only problem rhe Lody Ponrhers will face nexr yeor is colling Cooch Ashworth, Cooch Lewis Shcme Tore forces rwo ponrs n for rhe Lody Ponrhers The Lody Ponrhers owo«r rhe rebound 128 — Vorsify Girl's Basketball Vorsiry Gris We W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W V W W W Opponent Londrum Geer Landrum Geer Woodruff Woodruff Newbury Fr Mil Droome Clover Clmron York Wmnsboro Newberry Ft Mil Droome Clover Gnron York Wrsnsboro Crysrol Poboson and Dechy Srton set up rhe offense Dorrom row Km Pnce. Too Littlefield. Dechy S ron. Anget Henderson. Mehsso Lew6. Crysrol Poboson. Top row Trocey Petty. Wondo Moore. Metsso Surrerr. Shave Tore. Devon Necker. Corot Ann Hoes, and Cooch Jane Ashworth Varsity Girl's Basketball - 129 Striving For Success We bve our reom — con’r you tell? Everybody stood up ond yell! Yes, oil rhe students or CHS love our Varsity boys bos kerball reom. Although they're nor rooked 1 in rhe store os rhe girls were, they strug- gled through each gome, ond usually fin- ished on top or Trailing by only o few points. Great pressure was placed on rhe reom to do well because rhe football record was nor so satisfactory. They wonted to prove that Chapman's basketball reom wos rhe bo desr reom in dl rhe notion.'' Two sopho- mores were pulled from rhe J.V. reom ro ploy varsity. The ream finished fourth in rhe conference The Vorsty Doys ore nrroduced ro rhe Srudenr Body Durmg rhe pre-gome. Wibom OorUe goes up for a Joy up m « ft 130 — Varsity Doys Basketball Vorsrfy Boys We Opponent W Londrum W Greer W Londrum L Greer I Woodruff L Woodruff W Newberry L Fr Mil L Broome W Oover L Onron L York L Wmsboro W Newberry W Ff Mill L Broome W Oover L Onron L York L Wnsboro Bottom row. left ro nghr James Grohom. Robert Cold wet. Lews Nesbitt, Sammy Srrxh. Kenny Winns. Wt bom Clark Top row Raymond Smith. Roberr McDowet. Harvey Carlos. Jeffrey Robmson, Robert Dro ey. Jay Jackson. Coach Gene StcBord Durng the pep rally, rhe Varsity Doys return ro their sear after o pep folk Varsity Doys' Basketball — 131 The Freshman Cheerleaders Sherrie McDowell, ArryyxJo Voughn, Fredio Foggie, Amy Rogers. Tonya Once Super Great! The most oppropriore words rhor con be used ro describe This year's freshmen cheer- leoding ream ore first-rare and super- greor They encouroged and lifted spirirs and assisted the freshmen football ream in having o winning season. Freshmen cheerleaders attended summer comp where they learned many new cheers and got ro know eoch other According ro Amondo Voughn “At first we didn't know eoch other well because we were oil from different schools But comp helped us become dose. It was fun. Sherri McDowell expressed the feeling of eoch girl when she said, I'm very proud ro be a freshmen cheerleader. Amondo Voughn. Tonya Doce and Amy Rogers raise rime our of rhe fry day of practice ro hove rheir picture token The freshmon squod joms up with rhe Varsity ro moke one of Chapmans outside Pep rallies o success Freshmon Cheerleader Sherrie McDowell gets spurred by o pie during her porrciporon n Hush Day Tonya Once cheers enrhusiosricoiy following rhe sprit com petition 132 — Freshmon Cheerleaders Moving On Alrhough rhe JV cheerleaders didn'r have a JV boll ream, rhey srill mode rhemselves well known by porriaporing in pep rollies, spirir days, and some vorsiry gomes. They proved rhem- selves well spirited by winning special awards or rhe comp rhey attended. Anywhere spirir wos needed rhe JV cheerleaders were olwoys rhere. Pom Nocine. jusormoh Groming, and Michelle Pope booy some spirits or rhe hftxty pep roly 1985 JV cheerleaders Fry row Susannah Graming. Althea Counts Second row Pom Nodne. Michelle Pope. Sherry Burton JV cheerleoders keep up rhe high spirits1 J.V. Cheerleoders — 133 The J V and Varsity cheerleaders joined forces cfcjmg rhe Homecoming foorbal gome Spirir Generarors A Change In Spirir This year, more rhon ever, rhere was o uniry among rhe C H S Vorsiry Cheerleaders We hove been really dose and rhis has en- abled us ro do o lor for rhe football players. This has been my besr year os o cheerleader soys co-coproin Michele Wilson. This uniry has also spread rhroughour rhe C.H.S. srudenr body making rhis yeor rhe besr year ever! A Unified Spirir There hove been big changes in Chapman's cheerleoding policy rhis year New girls who become cheerleaders in rhe spring will be oble ro cheer rhroughour rhe foorboll season and rhen drop our during baskerbdl season wirhour rhe threat of penalty. One positive aspect of rhis according ro sponsor Morsho Clark, soys lr will allow somewhere between fifteen and Dumg Hush Day Lynn Todd shows she just can'r keep her mouth shut The Srudenr body enjoyed Peprafces outside this yeor Michelle Wison. co aproin of the Vorsiry Squod. cheers enrhusiasricoly rhirry six girls ro parricipare in rhe cheerleoding progrom. The new policy being presented also indudes having try ours for oil four district one schools on rhe same day. This policy has nor yer been occepred by rhe board, bur C H S. is hoping for approval soon Vorsiry Cheerleoders Front row Sheik) Mobry. Missy John- son, Michelle Wison. and Ke y Burnett Bock row Lynn Todd. Kim Vhite. Donna Hawkins and Sheri Storey Missy Johnson 6 responsible for announcing sprir compen non during rhe “Htoly Doy Pep rofiy Varsity Cheerleader 135 136 Acodemic Divider Academic Divider 137 lews Wolron Engfish I CP Engfeh I. IVR Lorerro Rogers Eogfcsh Comm I. II. I. IV French I. II 136 — English English, The Name Soys Ir All English, rhough o brood subject, is Thoroughly covered or Chap man High School Grommer punc- tuation, spelling, literature, and es soy writing ore only a small per cenroge of what is covered in a course of English Although English is nor everyone’s favorite subject, each student is required to rake four years of ir in order to gra- duate The courses offered or Chapman range from the remedi- al classes to the honor and AP dosses Mr U dron finds ir difficult ro help Tommy Dyrd with Ke y Corson foofcng oround The students n rhe doss worch rhe reocher os she portroys o devious chorocref flondy Dorns English I CP English I H - Coro Curry Engfeh I. IIP Comm. i. IV English - 139 Damn McCasM U $ Hsrory, U S Htsrory Honors Sociology f Da Metcalf Governmenr Little Went Unnoriced Social Studies consists of many subjects here or Chopmon History, Civics, Western Civilizorion ore just o few Whatever name is given to the courses, they all relate bock to the worlds post or history In these dosses o tor of memory work is required for such things os dotes, wars, ond people Although it is nor the most fun course it is cer roinly o needed one so we con learn about the events that hap- pened that gave'' us the life we know today. Coach McCaski's Htyory doss busily rake? nores, os he lectures Coach Metcoif '5 doss potieorty wars for hrr ro ger his material reody 140 — Sociol Studies r Donno Howkms «s coughr rhnfong obour cheerm , in rhe nexr pep roily, nsreod of her Wesrern GvAzorion. Trocy Dobb. Kim DtaekweK. and Frank Hon reodty owoir for rhe nexr key poor ro wnre down Wotror Hoover Wortc Geography World Geogrophy Honors Econorrxs Issues Agnes Sheoty US Hrsrory Wesrern Civ Leigh Ann Cogdi Engfcsh f Economics Governmenr R U S Hisrory Social Studies - 141 Tommy Pods Generd Moth IK Algebra I Advance AJg Tng Dennis Drown General Morn I Prealgebra Algebro I Bessie Holden Geomerry Advanced Alg Trig 142 - Moth Makinq lr All Count Adding, subrrocring, finding rhe square roor, and rhe areas ore jusr a few rhings rhor srudenrs learn in marh The Marh deparrmenr ranges from rhe basics up ro Calcu lus and compurer marh. Depend- ing upon rhe srudenrs copobiliry and desire derermines which courses rhey will rake. Eoch course is well equipped wirh adequate boote and reochers ro give rhe srudenrs a chance ro learn ro rheir fullesr ability. David Gosnet, qmr posmg for rhe comero ond ger bock ro work Stephen Gngg ongerty looks or rhe com era. whte rhe other srudenrs conrinue wirh rheir work Chip Owens looks or rhe problem Mrs Hor ron is going over Drendo Horron AJgetxo I Gen Morh B CokxBuS AP James Pnjtr shows his skis or rhe compur Computer Morh CP Airs Maples s always gtod ro lend a helping voc Morh lnrro Computer hotxj Morh Computer Morh AP Mrs Hotoer. explens ro Zk .- Jo es c prob lem from rhe book Moth - 143 Rebecca Maples Geometry Algebra I Preolgebro MorJyn Holden Chemistry I. Didogy I Ekj Ruth Mougom Chemistry AP. Lob Advise Exploring The Science Deporrmenr hos odvonced in rhe posr few yeors ro greor heighrs A ronge of courses ore offered from Basic Science Re- view ro rhe upper levels. Chemis- rry (I. AP), Biology (I, II, AP), Phys- ical Science, ond Physics ore of- fered Biology II was added rhis yeor Ir is designed ro be on inrer- mediore Biology doss. Elevenrh and Twelrh graders may rake rhis doss before roking Biology AP. Since rhe Science Deporrmenr hos odvonced greorly, srudenrs ore encouraged ro rake odvonroge of rhe courses offered. Lso VZorers writes her results down os Doan Heckman works on h s experiment SheHo Mabry yirs up some elements 144 - Science Doma Qrock English IV ft. English 1 CP. Engteh IV AP Going The Extra Mile Advanced classes are offered or Chapman for rhose srudenrs who wonr ro learn and do a bir more The dosses range from English IV AP ro Chemisrry I The AP, honor, and ad- vanced dosses ore usually quire full of srudenrs who ore willing ro go rhe exrro mile ro leorn a lirrle more Be couse these dosses ore border they ore weighted, meaning rhe srudenrs ore given four or more poinrs per semester for each odvanced doss. Sheto Dryonr receives some exrro help from Mrs Holden and Mrs Mougons Dewoyne Ramsey worches os Mrs Grigg ex plains rhe progrom ro him Coach McCasM 6 busily lecrurmg before rhe be« rings 146 - Advanced Classes Corhenne Rolen Librory Asseronr 148 — Study Holl Librory Booked For Success The Chapman High library is by far one of rhe nicest places in rhe school. The librory provides srudenrs wirh a place ro study, research, or relax after an exam. Study hall is held each period for those who have it as a class and for those who are lore for class Study Hall allows srudenrs ro corch up on rheir work or even ger ahead. Sru- denrs m study hall can eirher sroy in the lunchroom wirh Mrs Waters or ger permission and go ro rhe librory ro do some work. Borh places, study hall and rhe li- brary. enable srudenrs ro ger ahead wirh rheir work and become more prepared srudenrs Ange Fowler and Stephanie Teo ore busrfy or work Sheho Dryonr. Roche Fowler. Mary Der nett, and AAomco Ptgnm use rheir rme ro srudy Pom U Aoms Ubronon Sandro Waters Study Holl, Arrendonce Aide David Garner and Joe Greene compare notes before o rest Enc Morns. Joey McDowet anti Frank Harr use the library during lunch break Meredith Carrot takes rme from her re search to pose for the camera Librory Study Holl — 149 Jeon Doggs Engfeh I CP Eogfeh IV Honors Art 16 II 150 - Art This Is Where We Draw The Line Srudenrs or Chapman find orr class under Airs Jeon Doggs an ex- ciring and crearive dass. Drawing, painring, sculpring, and designing are fovorires while many medio are used ro porrray rhe various subjeers drawn Arr is nor only a dass or Chapman, bur an expan- sion in rhe expression of one's soul. Timberty W oms works dAgenrly. whrfe Toby Prturr ond April $hres rake rime our ro rok Tomm Pike. Angelo Reo, ond OcV Sreworr work on rhe r on while recetvrg some help from Mrs Boggs John Do r Bond Encore! The bond spenr many hours of practicing this year and their work has paid off Mr Dolr ond Ms. Hill did a wonderful job. They rook rhe bond to a competition in Co- lumbia ond did very well. The stu- dents in rhe bond hove ployed for a long rime ond hove done well this year. Congratulations! The bond performs in o competition in Co- lumbo Bond — 152 The bond shows thee enrhusosm with rher sign Go Ponrher Bond The years bond coprans ore Doreno Ocher, Rene Bridges. Terry Wolfe. Wo0y Gregory. Tommy Pike. Jeff Whtre. Jeff Large. Roger Hot. Teresa Font. Deverfy Gngg, John Molone, Derrick Dnon. Sr eve Compton. Mies Compbet. Wondo Moore. Orondy Guffy. Mtcheie Radon, NoeSe Lovendge. ond Leroy Burgess The bond odds enrhusosm ro rhe crowd during The foorhot gome Bond — 153 Kobe Wngo Typing I. I All Business No Ploy The Business doss or CHS consisr of Typing. Accounting. Shorthand, Busi- ness Moth, Dora Processing, and Of fice Procedures. The business teachers ore well prepared in this field. Many students take these dosses in prepara- tion for college while others plan for a business career right after high school. Trocey Perry coocenrrores durmg rypmg class Ms Homridi works or her desk while rhe doss works on rhetr flog cords Missy Johnson sers her books down before begnning her rypng ossignmenr Dong nme wnmgs is only o parr of rypng doss Business - 154 Mefcso Ms er and Noetie Loveroge work on correoing rher rypxng errors Chris Dtshop. Chorte Deouchorrp. Mor rho Gregory, ond Crotg Lussord work hord on rhe - rypog si-uts Business — 155 Brenda Rogers Porenrhood. Foods Cbrhing I Famdy Life Home-Ec - 156 Gerrinq Ir All Together Home Economics is offered ro oil inreresred srudenrs. Basic Consum- er, Porenrhood, ond Family Life ore rhe main courses. Srudenrs learn ro sew and cools while srudymg abour fabrics and home producrs. Family Life is a fovorire of rhe seniors because rhey parrici- pare in a mods wedding. The sru- denrs in rhese classes are gerring ir all rogerher for rheir furure family life. Jamie Hammerr, Roxanne Hayes. Susan Parrish, ond Jute White sir wirh rheir chi dren m Porenrhood Km Gotghriy. Wanda Nodtne. Km Hot. Kelley Rohns. ond Karen Burgess look or dresses in preparation for rhe wedding. Ken Wood forces o smrie for rhe comero while being measured for h rux Ji Dtshop sirs and feeds her boby during lunch breok Qnger Simmons's rwms moke o double mess on her Mrs Holden ond Mr Drodey bobysr during o pep roBy Home-Ec — 157 John Hart 5por sh I. I German l. | 158 — Foreign Language Que? The Chapman Foreign Lon guage program or Chapman of fers Spanish, German, and French. The courses contain rwo or rhree levels In 1988 all graduates will be required to have or least two lan- guage credits So start preparing The teachers ore willing to give extra help since it is so hard to learn a new language Ms Rogers and Jennifer MocArrhur pre pore rhe food Jennfer MocArrhur ond J S Edwards are ready ro dtg whie Ms Rogers doesn'r look roo ponenr erher Lorerra Roger French I. B. Comm I. U Foreign Language - 159 Drvce Artuns does doss work on the board The doss seems ro enjoy iher lesson Sinara McClure Spanish I Chorm Owens ond Tonya Once prepare rheir French meal Per er Mder Driver's Ec. Physics, Aigetxo I Ger Ahead With Driver's-Ed Driver's Educorion is o very helpful course given or Chopmon Ir olbws srudenrs ro leorn obour rhe cor ond also gives rhem experience wirh driv- ing. The srudenrs ore required ro leorn rhe rules of rhe rood ond ro respecr o cor Driver's Ed also enables srudenrs ro receive o discounr on rheir insurance, which is o big help, espe- cially ro rhe guys Everyone signob rhor rhey survived Oreor Drenr Horton, fbchord Gosnet. ond Todt Horton's driving Moths rry ro Cleon up rhis corbororer 160 — Drivers-Ed Mr Mtier doesn't believe rhor Richard 60s net knows how ro check rhe of so he does it for him The Driver Ed srudenrs lood up for o proc nee nde Drivers-Ed — 161 Jone Ashworrh Physical Ed I 6 I 162 — Physical Education Panrhers In P.E. Physical Educarion, one of rhe required courses or Chapman High is mosr often raken by freshmen boys and girls. P E. I nor only gives rhe srudenrs a break from rhe books bur ir also gives rhem a chance ro learn and ploy different sporrs. The girls, insrrucred by Jone Ashworrh, are involved wirh such sporrs as volleyball, rennis, basket- ball, softball and soccer. Along wirh giving a chance ro play each sport, rhey also ore rested on rhe rules and history of rhe sporr. The boys, insrrucred by Gene Srollord, are involved wirh more physical sporrs such as football and wrestling. They roo play rennis, volley boll, basketball, and ore also rested on their rules. Chnsne O'Ccttne worches Pobtn Porter as she shows off her locking form Warren Me A bee corefuly blocks for An rhony Smith. so he con hove o dear path rowords rhe end zone As John Hipp cats rhe ploy. Cooch Stoked mokes sure rhor everyone is m their ptoce Michele Counts shows Cooch Ashworth her form, whie tndo Wison woes for her rurn Gene Staked Physjcoi Ed. I I Physicol Educofion — 163 Mcmon Drummond Industrial Arts Bosk: Ed Moth PreVocononol Anderson Cooper Ag Science. General Soence Ag Mechanics. Ag Production Making Ir All Work Shop dosses range in coregories of agricultural science, wood work, and prevocorionol building. Anderson Cooper and Michael Drummond reach rhese dosses. Doing wood work seems robea favorite The process of building, sanding, and staining must be done thoroughly Ir is hard to get ir just right,” commented one stu- dent. Although shop seems easy, ir requires a tor of work, bur stu- dents seem to enjoy ir. Dennts Woody works cSfcgenrty ro sond hus object Chns Sudderh sooks up excess stom off his project Chris Sudderh, Mr Drummond, and Leroy Burgess continue ro worts msteod of raising o look or the camera Shop - 164 Terry Compbei brushes on the yom ro complete his wood chest Leroy Burgess is almost rtvough with h s project V We're On The Grow Turf and Lawn Management is roughr by Mr McNeil The srudenrs learn how ro prepare and rake care of agricultural growth This course is a pre-vocarionol class which is designed to help students understand the importance of ag- ricultural growth This year their main project was ro repair and maintain the football field (Kandy O onron ond V dhom Thompson ore exored about the condition of the ground Mark Johnson, David fKovan. WAom Thompson, ond Anthony Dggersroff dk ex ormne the ground (Kandy DSanron ond Stacey Hannon glimpse or the comero Working on the field becomes o doss pro jeer Eddie McNeil Turf Lown Transportation Turf Lawn — 165 Swofford — 166 Behind The Scenes Many Chapman srudenrs go ro Swofford Vocational School ro learn a rrode ro which rhey may engage once our of school. Mechanics, Auro Repair, Construction, Cosmetology, Electronics, ond Health Occupations ore only o few courses offered. This is a great opportunity for high school students ro learn o skill ond hove first hand experience so rhey may work or this occupation ofrer high school. Preston Abernathy works on doing orcfrrecrur ol drawings Tod Lancaster ond Eric Durret work on rhe comparer Mefoo Wheeler. Assisfonr Pnnopoi Don Dent on. Arrendonce Personnel Rondo! Coins, Gmdonce Counselor Emily Fortner. ArrenOonce ond Lunchroom Aide Jeanne Mu vony. Gutdonce Counselor Behind The Scenes Denotme Corson. Mone Dkxkwei. MJdred CoSns. LucM° Hoi. Marie Corhem, Evelyn Downey, ond Undo Ford (nor pictured) Cofereno Workers for oil of rhe srudenrs They even roke core of those awful discipline problems Of course, rhe secretaries keep rhe office in order ond do a lor of paper work. The orrendonce office also works hard keeping rrock of all rhose obsenr days And o big Thonk You ro oil of rhe cofererio workers. We oB appreciate your hard work. Behind rhe scenes or Chapman ore many fine odminisrrorors, advisors, ond personnel. In order for clubs ro be in effect ond for dosses ro raise money in ony woy, they must hove on advisor ro guide rhem. When rhe dosses try ro roise money rheir ideos must be occepred by Mr Holden All of these sponsors need on exrro Thonk You from rhe srudenr body. 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David — 62. 67 Dehop. Jfl Der.se - 20. 28 35. 90. 157, 174 Dehop. Scorr — 62 Dehop. L Srocy — 55. 85. 90 OlocK Robert — 55. 59 Dtockwel. Donnie — 54 Otockwel. Gory — 71. 93 Dkxkwef Km — 3. 54. 60. 86. 87. 102. 141 Dlockwel. Kmberty Down — 35. 85 194 — Index Abe'oafhy Preston — 34 |l I DkxUweJ. More — 169 H 166 II I Dlockwel. Mirche — 70 |g Academics — 1X167 || I Dkxkwel. Norhon — 70 |||| Advanced Closses — 146 || I Dlockwel. Tim — 113 g| 147 H 1 Ckxkwoad. Jodo — 70. 74 H Advertisements — F70 193 || I Donrcr. Randy — 54 165 H A kens. Sonyo — 62 || I 01 ue Ridge High School i| Alexander Stacev — 70. 75 || i Tigers — 174 ® Alley Tno — 62 || 1 Dogas. Jean — 42. 150, 151 ||| Alson Chris — 54. 05 || I Dolling Springs Hardware ill Allcan, Jennifer — 62 || | ond Auto Ports — 181 ||| Almo Morer — 200 g | Dolling Springs High School |f| AJverson. Dome — 61. 90 g i Du II dogs — 174 Iji American Federal — ij 1 Ootr. John — 152 H Andorjon. Darrel — M I Dorr. Gory — 55 H Andersen Jane — 54. 85 || | Ooys Freshmon Doskerboll ||| 66 g 1 — 125 H Anderson. Joy — 1X3 111 g L Doys Vorsity Doskerboll — ||| Anderson. Kathy — 54 M 1 130131 ■ Anderson. Shown — g i Orocken. Jones — 70. 95 H [ Anne s Shoes — 182 g I Orocketr D Kenny — 28 H Annual Stff — 102 103 g 1 X, 45 X. 93 H Art - IX. 151 1 1 Drodev Mkhoel — 145 147 H Ashmore Heother — 80. 94 g i 157 H 99 ii I Orodey. Florence — 64 H Ashwonh. Jane — W7. ill. g 1 Drodtey. Kennerh — 108 H 122. 128 129 162 163 g I DrocSey. Roberr — 55. 60 H Assemblies — X g 1 131 11 Arkms Druce — 62 63 159 g 1 Orody. Jon — 63 H Arkms. Gmo — 63 g I Droqg ym — 70. 94. 125 H Atkms. Sheio — 70 g I Oranch. Charles — 93 H Aube Tma — 12. 54. 90. g I Dror h Wendy — 63 H 102 g 1 Orormcm. Croiq — X. 93 H Dobo Enc — 70 g I Orormon. Deno — 71 B Oobb Kety — 54. 63 g I Dr ewer, Melissa — 63 B | Dobb. Trocy — 2. 54 60, g I Orion. Derndx — 126. IX H 87. 141 g 1 0r e, Tonya — 71. 94. 132 H Do by Pictures — 20 21 22. g I 159 B 23 g 1 Ondcjes. Aison Rene — 28, H Dock to School — 14. 15 g 1 34. 40 X. IX, 178 ii Dogwe Dean — 70 g 1 Dndoe . Eleanor — 168 B . Dond — 152 153 1 1 Dnqhr. Tommie — 71 H Xker Da'era Le gh — 20 g I Ongmon. Lyrm — 63 B L 28 29 X 32 34 52 X M 1 Dncynon. Scots — X Orock. Andy — 71. 93. 164 Drock. Donna — 138. 146 Drockmeier, Lesfce — 62 Droome High School Centurions — Drown. Dennis — 107 142 Drown, lerome — Drown. LeArme — 62 Drown. I Oscar L — 20, X. 34 W0. 101 Drown. Teresa — 62 Dryonr. Kelly — 70 Dryanr. Sheta — 19. 55, 56. 99 Oudget House Furniture Company 19 Dunch. Dorr. — 70 Durger King — 33 Durgess Annerre — 62. 64 Ourgess. De enne — 70 Durgess. Dennis — 62. 68 Durgess Keren Loner re — 13. 20. 34 Durgess. Kmberty — 70. 190 Durgess. Leroy Dernord — 20. X. 35. X. 53. 55. 58. 153. 164. 178 Durgess. Mark — 70. 74 95 Durgess. Vondo — 63 Durgm. Sereno — 55. 99 Oumerr. Dm — 71 Dumetre. Learn — 71. 95, 124 Oumerr. Sherry Lynne — 70, 35 Our ns. Deoa Ann — 35 Our ns Jeffrey — Ourns. Joey — 46 Durns. Ph p — Dorns. Cooch Handy — Ourns. Handy — 118. 139 Durr el Enc — 166. 172 Ourrel. Mrdsoel — Durrow. Michoel — 63 Dus Driver — 97 Dusiness — 154 155 Dyrd. Uo — 133. 04 155 C.C. 6 Company 100101 Cddwel. Lynn — 63 Cotdwel. Robert Pamck — X. 51. 131 Coidwel. Vonesso — 54 Co ven. Trocy — 71 Compbel. Chnsne — 71, 74. 95. ill. 124 Compbel. Chnsropher — 54 Compbel. Mdes — 153 Compbel. Sonyo — 54. 102. 155 Compbel. Suzy — TO. 34. 44 95 Compbel. N Terry — 18 34. 164 Compbel. Tm — 63 Conrrel. J. Ki 178 Conrrel. S Cories. Xov er 55. 60 118. Carlson, Joch Carton. Lao Carolino Corper ond Shop - 1801 Corrol. Oms Corrol. Mere 87. 149 Corrol. D Sc Corrol. Von Corson Den. Corson Ke y COften Chodl Cecko. Dr. lJ 188 Center. Greg| Center, Chopmon C 101 Chopmon, Rome — 55 Chavs, Damy — 62 Cheek. Teresa — 62 Cheerleaders — 132135 Chester. Tommy — 28, 29. 54. 86 87 Clark, Darren Sylvester — 54 Oorfi, Morsho — 134. 135 Ckxk. Mounce — 54. 55 Oak. Tm — 125 Clark. Wiom — 35. 118. IX. 131 Gosses - 32 79 Ooyton, AJeoo — 54 Ooyton. bso — 54 Ooyton. Pomelo — 62 Ooyton. Shannon — 70. 123 Cloyron. Thomas — 35. 192 Ooyton. Tom — Cloyron. Trudi — 54 Clinton High School Red Devils — 178 Closing — 198 199 Clothing Warehouse — 187 Clover High School Eogles — 176 Cogdt Leigh Ann — 57. 141 Coke — 190 Colemon Murray PhH p — 70. 28. 29 X. 35 52. 85. 86, 87. 102 Coins. Mildred — 169 Coins. Missy — 62 CcAns. Handy — 169 Coins. Scorr _ 34 Coins, Sherry — 54 Community Cosh 32. 183 Compton. Oiy — 3. 34. 172 Compton. Jennifer — 54 Compton, Steve — 63. 69 95 Compton. Todd — 70. 95 Condrey, Denny — 63 Condrey 5 M hoel X. 34. 52, 118. 119 121, 192 Com. £ c — X Cook Loon Company — 181 Cook. Lone Ann — 70. 35 Cooper. Also. Cheryl — 21. 35. 95 Cooper. Anderson — 164 Cooper, Dnan — 63. 65. 126 Cooper. Kay — 63 Cooper, Steve — 144 Cooper. Wando — 70 CopeJorvj. Dr err — 63. 68. 126. 127 Copeland. Poulne Reone — 10. 13. 70. X. X. X. X. 53. 99 Corey. Loo — 70 Cothran Ang - X. 174 Cothron's Goroge — 189 Dov 6. 120 Davis, Johnny — 71 Davis. Kew — -16 Dovts, Reggie — 70. 125 Davis. Soto — 62 Davs Tommy — 70 DECA — 92 Denron. Donald — 67. 126, 145. 168 Demon Jen — 111 DeYoung Dove — 118 DeYoung. Rodney — 70 District One Doord of Trustees Dodd, Dcme 20. 21 Dodd. Shown — 70 Dover. Coone — 70 Downey. Eveiyn — 169 Downc-y. Pay — 63. 93 Dromo Club — 96 Driver's Ed — 160161 Drummond, Dobo — Drummond. Manon — TO. 116. 119. 125. 164 Dukes. Darren — 63 Durroh, Derwr. — 71 [Xirrah. Kennerh — 55 Easier, Trocey — 63 Edmondson. Corhy — 63 Ed Op Day — 54 Edwards. J — 71. 94. 158 Edwards John — 55. 63. 95. 121. 185 Edwards. John — 69. 118 Edwords. Kemy — 62 Edwards. Kmberty Ann — X Edwards Tommy — 62 Emery, Orton Keirh — 37. 153. 176 Emory Pom — 62. 99 Emory. Richard Onan — 37 Emory. Scome — 118 English — 138. 139 Epton Pomelo Down — 20. 37. X. 90, 192 Eruberger. Marci — 70. 71 190 . Erchison. Lyn — 71 95 Eubonks. Peggy Lynn 62 Ezel Ja ef — 37 Font. Teresa — 54. 153 Former. Jwnmy — 62. 126. 127 Former, Lauro Lease — 21.28. X. X. 87. 102. 184 For ns worth, Metame — 54 FornsworTh, Rochel — 67. 95 Farnsworth. Socho — 71. 95 FDLA — 90 FFA — 93 FHA — 91 Flout Dorrel — 187 row or u wcy.xJ XOh Fowler. Mary Arm — Fowler. Rochel — 55. 148 Fowler. Stephanie — 70 Fowler. Susan — 63. 90 Fowler. Tommy Annerre — 21. 29. X. X. 99 102 176 Foy. Dormo — 37 Foy, Rhonda — X Frody. Renee — X Frame House — 192 Freeman. Edgar — 63 Freeman. Morey Roe — 21. X. 37. X. 84 French Club 94 Freshmen Doskerboll 124. 125 Freshmen Closs — 70 79 Freshmen Closs Attroctlves — 79 Freshmen Foorboll 116-117 Freshmen Sguod 132 Freshmen Survey — 64. 72. 74 Frye. Conme — 7, 111 Furniture Gty — IX Gomes. C Anne — 55. 101 Goines Gulf — 187 Gomes. Jerry — «8. 109 Gomes. Russ — 37 Games. Sonyo — 71 Ganes. Trocey — K). 63. 90 Gomes. Wnghr Jackson — 37. 108. 109. 118. 184 Gonr, Jodo — Gardner, David — 71. 125. 149 GorrerT. Lon — 64 Garrett. Tommy Rebecca — 21. 28, X. X. 85. 87 Gephort. Christopher — 71. 94. 95 Gbson Ashlev — 71 75 Leo 124 Gris V global — 126 IX Go — 108, C9 Golghr ly. Darrel - 64 Golghr ly. Kimberly Leigh - 21 X X. 36. X. 52 90 IX Gofcghr ly, Marrho — Good. Dovofty — 55 (yxr H. David — 63. 64. t26. 27. 142 Gosnel. Goyte — Gomel. IXichord — 72. VC. 161 Gosnel. Sonyo — 64 Gomel. Wayne — 36 Gov-on Meteso Koy — 21. w i , iA Gowon's Shoe Shop IX Groduonon — 6. 7 Grofxxr. Jomej Edword — 21. 37. 131 Groming. John Thomca — 3. H. 28. 29. 30. 37 45. 47. 52 66. 67. 114. U8 Groming. Manon — 192 Groming, Suscrroh — 64, 133 Gray. Ket — 65 Gray. Sean — 65 Green Doug — 54 85 Greene. Anne Mane — 21, 26 29. 30. X. 37 85. 87 90 02. 184 Greene, Curto — 36 Greene. Date — 36 Greene. Jo — 12. 72. 125. 149 Greene. Kathy — 54. 87. 02. 03 Greene. Keft — 72 Greene. Kevin — 118 Greene, Perry — 65, 93 Greene. Tonya — 73 Greenway. Dr yon — 73 Greer Ugh School Yelow Jacket — 172 Gregory. Lao Ann — 32. 36. 45. 164 Gregory, Marrho — 65. 155 Gregory. Mary — 65 Gregroy. Jr Waloce Dupre — 20 29. X. 37. 66. 87. 153. 198 Gregory. WAe Earl 1— 37. 93 Gngg. Oeverty — 54 IX Grgg, Duffy — 64 68 Gngg Fran — 143 Grog. Stephen — 54. 75. 87 114, 142 Grffn. Arthony — 73. 126 GrTftn Arthur — 94 Grfftn. Lew — 73 Grffm. Matthew — Griffin. Michael — 06. 118. 120 Grawotd. Kenneth Carton — 21, 37. 45, 86 Guey Joy — 73. H7 125. 189 Guffey. Drondy — 72. IX Halford. Dean — 55. X Hal. Arthur — 126 Hal. Eddte — 119 Hoi. Carolyn — Hal. Dean _ 116 Hal. Jimmy — 64. 189 Hal. Kjrrperty Down — 21. X. 156 Hal Knsti — 55 Hoi. Lorry — 55 Hal. Loo — X Hd. PoutetTe — Hal. Roger — X. IX Hal. Sandro — 64 Hollman. Dr. Luther — 189 Homiron. Dobby — 64. 126 Hammett. Chnssie — 64 Hammett. Jorme — X. IX Hammett. Ken — X Hammett. Loo Kmberty — 21. X Hammett, Martha — 19. 72 Homndv Kerb — 6 Homnch. Peggy — 90. 154. 155 Honnon. Srocy — X Hardees — X Hordn. Missy — X Hardy. LoVon — Harley.Davidson — 189 Harley. Fron — 65 Harmon. Sharon — X. 95 Harmon. Tom — 72. 95 Hams. Dendro Lynn — 21. 39. 90. 192 Hams. Greg — Hon, Frank — X. 87 Han. John — IX Harvest Day — 16. 17 Harvey. Mark — X Hotchel. Jay — X Hawkns. Chroma — 18. X, 190 Hawkns. Donna Mane — X. 39. 90. 95. IX. 141 Hayes. Roxanne Culberson — 21. 28. 29. X. 39. 85 X. 87. IX Haynes. Janet Lynn — 39 Heckmon. James Dryon — 29. X Hembree. Amy — 72 Henderson. Angel — 64. 129 Henderson. Chuck — 64 Henderson. Dana — 72 Henderson. Enc Miron — 21. X Hendricks. Davp — 6 Henry. Cloudene Ranoe — 64 Hewur. Orion — 6 Hcks. Trey — Hggro. Rodney — 64 X Hgh Joorme — 64 HI, Cndy — X HI. Down — 11. X HI. Dense — 152. IX HI. Penny — 65 Hnes. Arm — 107. Ill Hnes. Carol Ann — X. 57. X. 87. 106. 107 HI. 129 Hnes. Cynrho Yverre — Hnes. Jeff — Hnes. W e — Hpp. D y — 65 Hpp. Howe £ — 192 Hpp. Jon — 73. IX Hodges. Michoei — 57 Hodges. Stephen — 73 Hdbert. . Jrrvny — 92 Hdben. Ricky — Hokieo flesse — 142 Holden. Grady — C. 85. 185 Holden Martyr) — 51. X. 144. 146 157 Holden, Mark — 73 Holden Mchoel — 65. 118. 126. IX HcAfete Chris — X HolfiHd. Done! Vernon — 21. 28. 29 X. X. 52. 85. X. 87 Homecoming — 8, 9. 10. H Home Economics — IX 157 Home Life Wedding — 84 Honor Classes — 148 Honorories Hooks Scott 29 Hospitality House - 32. 193 Howard, Mark X, 184 Howard. Meredrh — 64 Howard. Mchefle Lym — 22. X. 147 Howard. Phylks — 84. 157 Howe Crag — X Howel. Jeff — 73. 93 Hudson. Tno — X Huff. Jr . Corneous Dean — 64. X Huffman. Todd — 118 Hughes. Ke e — 13. 57. X. 90. 92 Humph ies. Tammi Ren?e — 72 Hunsnget. Terry — 64 Hyde - Toy A. — Index — 194 197 Inmon Auto Ports 189 Inman Bond Booster — 17 Inman. Chcries — X Inmon. David — 72 Inmon Drugs 191 Inmon Flower Shop — 191 Inmon Hardware 179 Inmon Mills — 192 Inmon Oil Company 188 Inmon. Scott — 72 Inmon. Seed and Supply — 179 Inman Times — 181 Interact Club — X international Studies Gub — 95 Jockson. Afoen — Jodsson. Anthony Scort — X Jockson D4y — 72 Jockson. Darrel Wayne — X Jodsson. Greg — X Jockson. Jay — 22. X. X. 131 Joel «son Jody — 57 Jockson. Km — X Jockson, Renee — 65 Jockson. Rhonda — 72 Jockson. Ricky — 73 Jockson. Wfcyn Mock — James Mark — Janet's Fobrk — 191 Jeff coot. Amy — X Jeohrts. Richard — 65 Jeonngs. Done — 19. X Jen. Milan — Jobs — 32 Jody ’s Orve-ln — 179 John's Men Shop — 193 Johnson. Deny — X Johnson. Orion — 73.93 Johnson. Qruce— CO. Cl. 192 • Johnson. David — 73. 93 Johnson. Down — X Johnson. Dormene Noro — 22. X. X. X. 90. 176 Johnson. Horner — 147 Johnson. Jomey — 64 Johnson. Jorme — X. 95 Johnson, Mork Patrick — 22. X. IX Johnson. Meteso leneoro — C. 22. X. X. X. X. 90. 135. 154 192 Johnson. Michele — 73 Johnson. Morris — 73 Johnson. Rhonda — Johnson. Robbe — Johnson. Ter a — 64 67 Johnson. Yotondo —' 64 Joiey. Adrian — 72 Joley. Pod — 64. 67 Joly. Jeff — X Jones. Anthony A — X. 47. 178 Jones. Dior — X Jones. Darryl — Jones. Lao — X Jones. Hcote — Jordon. Michoei — X Jossey. Kp — X. 52 Jr. Artrocrives — X Jr. Closs 5461 Jr. Civiton — 85 Junior Morshols 28 Junkw Senkx — At). 47 JV Dose boll — 112. 1C JV Basketball — 126127 JV Cheerleoders — 133 Keode. Joe GusOncMe — 22. 32. X. X. 82. 84 Kely. Deborah — 72 Kemph. 0 y — X Kempson Rexoll Drugs 191 Kid City — 32 Kiporrck Ange — 57 Kipamck. Loune — 72 Kng, James — X Krtey. Tm — 57. X Krmey. Afeo — 72 Krt y. Gnger — X Lancaster. Tod — X. IX Lance. Jubd — 72 Landrum. Fred — 73 Londrum High School Cordinols — 174 Londrum. Michoei — 65. X. fehfi ■u.H D r 127 Londrum. Sharon Demse — Londum. Srephome — X Londrum. Wo ten — Large. Pom — 22. X. 87 Large. Randal Jeff — C, X. IX Large. Tm — 73 Laughter. Greg — 57. 1C Laughter. Jodve — 40 Laughter. Todd — 73 Lavender. Scott — 40 Lawhon. Jan — 64 Lawrence, Jody — 57 Lawrence. John — 73 Lee. — 6 Lehman, Roger — 64 leter. MKe — 64 Lews. Chod — 73 Lewis. Jde — 57 Lews. Usa LoRoye — X. 92 Lew . Melssa — X. 87 C6. 1C. Hi 122. 123 Librory 149 Liver. Dwayne — 64 UMefrefd. Jrrrny — 192 UttefteC. Tno — X. X. 87. Cl. HI. IX. 190 Land J Gome Room and Fireworks — 180 Lofns. Mchoel — 64 Lopp. 01 — 72 Lapp. Shannon — X. 87 Lovendge. Mano Noele — X. 40. X.1X 155. 172 Lovett. Stephen — 72 Lussord. Gap — X. 155 Jeff — X . Gory — 72. 93 Mobry. She a Aioe — c. 28 79. 31. 41 X 87. C5. 144. 145 176 Mobry. Terry — C8. C9 Jennifer — 65. 94 Mohoffey Russel — 65. 118 Timothy Lee — 41. 94. 176 Tm — 57 Darrel — 57 Matety Lisa — 22. 28 X. A greor trend 6 esrabtehog irsetf or GTS The number of students who are becom ing members of rhe Prma pal's Honor flol 6 increas mg Tfie first semester of 198566 151 students were nomed to rhe 90.00 and obove rol. v’ s - 195 Moore, Emesr — 41 Moore. Kennerh — Moore, Louro — 2d 40. 164 Moore. Wondo — 11. 57. 58. 86, 87. 02. 129 158 Morgan Craig — 67 Morgon. Kerry — 118 Morgan. Lon M hele — 50 90. 92 Morris, D y — 40 172 Morris. Enc — 56. 87. 149 Morrow. Haynes — Moror-. MeincJo — 66 Moss. Scort — 56 Mosley, Jeff — Mulrox. Ovary — 74 Mutvoney, Jeanne — 169 Necfcer Devon — 2.56 87. 102, 129, 185 190 Nedxe Doug — 66. 69. 118, 121 Neely. l«so — Neese. Rodney Eftort — 41 Nelson. Mery — Nestin. Angdo Ruth — 41 Nestor. Dense — Nesbitt, Janice — 75 Nesbitt. Kennerh — Nestwr. Lews — 56. 57. 131 185 Nesbitt, Robert — 56 Nesbr V hy — 66 Neves. Chris — 41 Newberry High School Bulldogs — 176 Newmon. Kevm — 75. 95 Newmon Lou — 75 Newmon. Moris — 57 Newmon Morvtn — 41 Newspaper Staff — 100. 101 New Prospect Seafood 182 Wchofe, fVbord — 40, 160 kfcchofc. Pepp — 66. Ill Mx. Ors — 75 Tories Vrvny — 59 Rones. Uso Michele — 40 Rones. Lon — 75. 79 Rones Russel — 75. 95 Rones. Tony — Rones. Trocy — 66 Romsey. Jimmy Dewoyne — 42. 146 Ravon. Dovid — 59 150. 165 Rovon. Juke — 59 Rovon. Loo — 76 Rovon. Todd — 56. 59 Reo. Angelo — 151 Recor. Scorr L — 174 Reid, Sruorr — 66 Red. Tommy — 76 Reida's Fashions 177 Reynolds. Louro — 59 Reynolds. Lloyd — 67. 164 Reynolds. Michelle — 67 Reynolds. Rhondo — 67 Rhymer. Danny — 67. 188 Rhymer. Donold — 67 Rhymer. Jeff — 76 Rhymer. Joretro Michele — 42. 192 Richards, Phil — 66 Richards, Tamara — 66 94 R dngs. Dole — 76 77 Rnes. Roy — 138 Roach, Jmmy — 59 Robnson. Jeffrey — 59. 86. 87. 131 185. 190 Robinson. Joy Coieen — 7. 11. 33. 43. 90. 102. 178 Roddy, Jomey — 76 Rogers. Amy — 77. 132. 190 Rogers. Angelo Mone — 10, 11. 23. 28. 31. 43. 46 53, 87. 147 Rogers. My — 66 Rogers. Drendo — 84. 156 Rogers, Delons — 76. 124 Rogers, Jeff — 76. Ill Rogers. Lorerro — 138. 158 159 Rogers. Monhew — 66.69 Rogers. Melody Beth — 43. 184 Roland. Uso — 59 Rolen. Catherine — 148 Mrs Sheofy enjoys o vigor- ous verbal borrte during Western Gv zonon Teochers hove been known ro pul o few sur prises roo They presented Mr Grody Holden with o surprise birthday coke dur ing lunch. Nix. Moris Wayne — 40 NoOne. Pom — 67. 90. 133 NocSne. Roxanne — 57 Nodne. Wondo Renee — 22. 40. 46. 52. 86. 90. 156. 176 Nonon. Michele — 75 Occasons LTD — 191 O Coin. Chrisry — 74. 162 Over. James — 57 Over. Mchoet I— Opening — 1. 2 Orr. My — 41.178 O'Shea. DoooW — 95 O Shelds. Michele — 57 Osreen Gerald Vncenr — 41. 118 CSuivon. Coroi — Owenby, Melisso — 67 Owens. Carol — Owens. Chorm — 74. 94, 95. 159. 189 Owens. Chp — 142 Owens. David — Owens. Etotne — 74 Owens. Jennifer — Owens. Kerrh — Owens. Pom — Owens. Lon — 67 Owens. Scorr — Owens. Sreve — Poce. Angelo — 67. 94. 190 Poce. Buford — 74 Pods. Berry — 57 Pock. Tommy — 142 Pc nrer, Angie — 56 Poorer. Bud — 74 Poorer. Mandi — 56. .58. 87. 100. 101, 102 Palmetto School Portraits 176 Miss Ponoromo — 24. 25. 26. 27 Panorama Staff 102. 103 Parenthood Closs 44 Poms, Corhy — 75 Poms. John Steven — 28. 29. 172 Porrtsh. Susan Akce — 22, 29. 31. 85. 86. 87, HI. 156. 172 Parsons. legh — 75 Payne. Scott — 63. 67 Peeler. Oog — 75. 94. 95 Peeler. Glenn - 63. 66. 126, 127 Pecyom. Ivon — 75. 95 Penson, Roo — 75. 125 People's Security Insurance — 174 Perry. Johnny - 145 Peter, Jimmy — 66. 95 Perrir. Mrchoei — Petty Funeral Home — 181 Perry. James — 192 Perry. John — 74. 125 Perry. Lon — 56. 85 Perry. Trocey — 22. 41. 47. 90. 111. 128. 129. 154 Phfeee. Ph p — 74 Phlfcps. Gabnei — 56 Ph ps. Kelvin — 65. 66 Philips. Kennerh — 41. 42 Phfcon. Jasephne — Physical Educotlon 162. 163 Pierce. Jade — 66 Pierce. James — 74 Pike. Tammy — 42. 151, 153, 172 Pftgrm. Anthony — 66. 125 Wgrim, Korhy — Prtgrrn. Monco — 56.148 Pttts. DcJne — 67 Pitts. Fekoo C — 57. 87. 90. 123 Pm, Jackie — 57 Pizza Hut of Inmon 187 Plumley. Crog — 74 Pljmley. Deono — 2 57. 87. 100. 101 FVmiey, Sherry — 67. 68 Pope. Mehefle — 67. 133. 190 Porter. Juki Ann — 22. 28. 42. 86, 87. 102 Potter. Robin - 74. 162 Powel. AJon — Poweii Boon — 57 Powel. Chris — 75 Powel. Ron — 75 Powder Puff — 82.83 Pnce. Chrwopher — 67 Pnce. Freddie — 59. 138 Pnce. Hope — 75. 124 Price. Kim — 57, 129 Price. Srocey — 59 Prime Products — 175 Pruirt. Amy — 75. 77. 94. 95 Prmn, Angelo — 75 Prutr. Barry — 43 Pruitt, Jomes — 59 Pruirt. Jule - 22. 28. 29. 34 43. 52. 87 Pruitt. Rusty — 75 Pruitt, Toby — 67. 151 Purcho. Renee — 66 Pulrron. Todd — 66 Ouoliry Fuel Supply 181 Robon. M he6e — 66. 153 Rodford. Pom — 59 Rotford. Rhonda — Rogon, Tom — 75.95 Rones. Cndy — 75, 77 94, 95 Rones. CJnr — 43. 118 31. 41. 86. 87 Morione John — 65. 153 Mople Center — 190 Maples. Rebecca — 190 Marlow. Cheryl — 65 Mamn, CoMn — Marrin. Down — 3. 32.57. 60. 86. 87. 102 Momn. Kenneth — 57 Mortn. Kmboriy Kay — 57 Mascot Homes — 173 Massey. Scott — 56. 57 Moth — 142. 143 Curtis Mothis — 179 Mortvy Dena — 6 Marins. Bruce — 72 Morhfi. Todd — 66. 126. 160 Morgans Bio Ruth — 144 Moupn. Aaron — 72 May. Jerry — 19. 56. 112 McAbee. Corio — 73. 122. 123 McAbee. Elzobeth — 73 McAbee Poulo — 56. Ill McAbee. Tessie — 73 McAbee. Worren — 73. 162 McA'ttxr. Jennifer — 73. 94. 158 McCarter, jl — 66. 72. 78. 99 McCorter. Lynn — 46 McCarter. Melody — McCaski. Damn — 85. 118 119. 120. 140 146 McOure Sandro — 158. 159 McCrow Knsn — 19. 06. 75 McCurcheon. Drew — 72 McDode — Joni — C McDonalds 32 McDowel. Anje — 72 McDowel Bobby — 72. 113. 125 McDowel. Joey — 56. 87. 149 McDowel, Jr , Robert Lee — 11. 22 41 106, 118. 119. 131 McDowel. Shem — 72. 132 McMahon, Chris — 73 McMtan. Horry — 168. 197 McMflan. Michele Kay — 13. 22. 40 McMullen. Jennifer — 73 McNeM. Edde — 95. 165 Melon Dor el — 73 Me on. Dena — 66 Meton. Denise — 66 Melton. Donald Terry — 36. 40. 53 Me on, Kim — 56 Meffon. Tim — Metcalf. DM — 114. 140 Mercc . Brent - 73. 112. 125 Mereo . Rob — 67 MMet. Clyde — 57. 92 MJer, DeWoyne — 57 Miter. Greg — 67. 121 Miler. Jock ? — 67 Miler. Meindo — 73 Miter. Meteso — 22. 40. 155. 184 192 MMer. Peter — 144 160 161 Mier. Terry — MMer. Tm — 41 MMer Tom — 57 MMe Vndy — 41 Millik+n-New Prospect Plant — 182 M4s, Kimberty — 57 M . Louro — 74 Minor Things — 185 Missy Shop — Mitchel. 0 y — 67 Moore. Angoto — 73 Moore, Benny — 74, 113 Moore. Carol — 74 Moore. Dona — Moore. Donme — 41. 93 196 - Index Iih - A As Simpson terers orten nvefy os her Engksh 111 Honor yudenrs present their cre- ative response to Wurher- ing Height. Ro n$. Kone — Reins. Keley Courtney — 23. 26. 01. 42. 52. 64. 66. 90. ill. 123. 156 Roohord. Anne Mere — Rookord. Bobby — 59. 116 Rookard. Crystal M hetle — 26. 31. 43. 67. 90. 95. 126. 129. 174. 164 Rosman. Lowrence — 42. 93. 176 Ross. Betsy — 77 Rotary Club — 17 Russell Mjrnoel — 77 Russe Tna — Rutledge. Men bow — Satin Dolls — 96. 99 Science 144. 145 Scruggs, Crag — 46 Scruggs. Jerry — 65, 66 Scruggs. Kns — 65. 66 Scruggs, louro — 59. 66. 87. «2. 103 Scruggs. Rhonda — 59 Seorcey, Tmorhy Lee — 43 Seawnghrs Funeral Home — 167 Seay. Motosa M — 67 Senior Closs Officers 36 Senior Directory — 49 51 Senior Superlatives — 52 53 Setter Micheol 0 — 59 Seiqief. Tommy — 76 Seng. Suson — 67 Service Point Center 162 Sessions. Chnyl — 67 Seme. Jennifer — 76 Sevn. Charles — 76 Shec y. Agnes — 141 She . Korh — Sherbert. Dorre — 76 Sheds, Donald — 77 Shields, Jeonerre -- 67 Shields. Noncy — 67 Shres. Apnl Choroe — 23. 43. 150 151, 174 164 Shop 164 Short Stop — 178 Shulrs George — 76 Srnmons. Vrgrvo Annette — 23. 31. 36. 43. 53. 84. 157 Simpson. Chariorte AJsso — 42 Simpson. Ekioberh — 197 Simpson. Ponds — 43 Smgh. Giovonno — 06 S«ron Becky — 51. 59. 87. 90. 101. 123. 128. 129 Sttfon. Jeffery Scott — 42, 93. 164 Sknner. Barry — 77 Slsnner, Sheley — 77 Skinner. Steve — 66 Skipper Amro — 19. 77 Sloan. Trovis — 59 Srrwri, Ange — 77 Smuts. Amro — Srmrh. Anrhony — 76. 125. 162 Smith. David — 59 Srmrh. Meteo Ann — 42, 184 Smith. Morale — 59. 138 Srmrh. Raymond — 54. 56. 59. 131 Smuts. Sobrno — 76. 123, 124 Smuts. Sammy — 59. 131. 185 Smith. Shannon Dean — 28. 29. 31. 43. 87. HI. 116. 119. 178 164 Srmrh. Sharon Reene — 43 Srmrh. Terry — 76. 77 Srmrh. Tm — 66 Srmrh. Wcnda Kay — 23. 43 Smoogen, Stephen — 59. 86. 95. 147. 165 Social Studies — 140 Ml Softball — 110111 Solesbees Exxon ond Grocery — 175 Soiesbee, Kevin — 66 Sophomore Attroctives — 66 Sophomore Closs 6269 Sophomore Survey — 62. 64 Souther. Srephame — 66 Sourherlond. Jody — Sowles.Pam — 2. 59. 87, 101. 165 Sport an Import Sporfonburg Harley Davidson Spivey. Kim — 76 Sports — 104135 Srocy. Susan — 67. 66 Srodafcky. Scott — 67. 190 Stoggs. James AJvn. Jr — 23. 43 Srokrd. Gene — 131. 162. 163 Stark. Tina — Stote Form Insurance 187 Stephens. Leigh Ann — 76. 124 Srephens. Robert — 77 Srevero. Angie — 59 Stevens. Chod — 67 Stevens. Giro — 59 90 Srewar. Dee — 150. 151 Srewon. Heath — 77 Stewart Kenneth — 77 Stewart. Lee Ann — 77 Storey. Shea Arm — 6. H. 28. 29. 31. 38. 44. 45. 52. 66. 87. 135. M7 Strange. Beverly — 77 Student Council 89 Suber. Jovonno Aieno — 23. 44. 47. 90 Sudderh. Ova — 78. 164 Suddeth. Ter esc — 67 Summer Vocorion — 12. 13 Sumner. Jeffrey Ansei - YJ 44.1M Surrert. Mefeso Leigh — 59. 85. 86. 87 101. m 122. 123. 129 Switzer. Bruce — 78. 95 Swofford. Vocorionol Center — 166. 167 Switzer. Tony Tob's Dolry Tapp, rucky — Tapp. Too — Tore. Shame Dr. Ben T Taylor. Gndi 87. 02 Toylor's 181 Taylor. Kevm Teoi. Stephanie j Terry. Scott — The Corpet Shop — Thompson. Thompson, Thompson. — 45 Thompson, 165 Thorburn Thorn, n, Cane — 61. 87, 100, XJ1 Tim s T.V. Service 193 Todd. Margate? Lynn — 18 23. 31. 45. 49. 90. 135. 192 Todd. Paula — 68 Tomorrow's Memories 186 Trock — 106. «7 Ttoser’s — 33 Tucker. Julie — 78. 190 Tucker. Mindy — 68 Tucker. Srocy — 61 Turf ond Lown — 165 Turner. Michael J — 61 Turner. Myra — 86. 87. 101 Turpin Suson — 79. 95 Tyler. Tm — 61. 85 University of South Corolino ot Spartanburg — 172 Van Geer. Enk 66. 69 Varner. Jeffrey Vlom — 23. 45. 40 Varsity Boseboll 1M. 115 111 Varsity Boskerboll — 128 Wl Wioms. Pom — 85. 146 I 131 |1 Wioms. Rusry — 61 Vorsiry Cheerleaders — ill Wioms. Tm — 6 H 134 135 H Wioms. Timberfy Arm — 45, Vorsity Football — 118121 |||i IX. 151 lii Voucto. Artx do — 79 WjBi Wilson. Dove — 65. 66 ■ 132. 190 H Wfcon. Emd Le i — 66 ShS Votohn Jerry — 118 lilt Wfcon. India 78. 163 P| VoujM. ISoie — 46 132. H Wfcon. Keith — 76 79 118 Hj 136 H 125 Pjl Vercon,. Lao — 69 111 Wfcon. Mefosa — 61 HI Virl Shoppe - 191 Ig Wfcon, M he e — 10. H. 23. |g§ Volleyball 122 123 ggj 26 31. 42. 45. 46. 47 85. B Wooden Loren — 69 118 Ilf 86. 87. 89 135. 176 jHH Wcddeil Tirfonv 69 Bj Wfcon. Pam — 66 § $ Waff Snanron — 612 ill Wfcon. Robn — 68 Wa cner Ed 61 93. 198 B Wngo. Corey — B WalOen. Oft — T9? jig Wngo. Hope — 78 ||pj Waldrop Edward — 69 ili Wrgo. Johrr.y — 61 Wadr-x Tim — 79 lii Wngo. Kone — 90. 154 B Wadroo Tom — B Wngo. Russe — 78 in Wakes Rhondo — 61 jiii Winnsboro High School in Woii'cr RoOtyr 192 1111 Wildcats — 172 B Waloce Phi — 79 B Woffcrd Michoel — 68. 118 jPjjjfj Wair on Lew 94 136 B Wotre. Am — B Ward Davd — 58 B Woite Terry - 44 87. 153. B Ward. Eric — 44 B 178 Eg Word WJIon - 57 61 95 B Wo e. Wode — 79 H na B Wood, Jr. Kerry K — 28, IIP Worren. Deere — 61 HH X. 44 X. 52. 157. 189. 192. W W-ve . Aa.V.cvo 23 B 198 Hi 28 20 43 44 65 86 144 B Wood. Randal — ■ 145 B Wood. She o — 79 Ware's Scyprc 134 149 lii Woodruff High School IB Waters Srephono — 79 B Wolverenes — 172 ■ Worsen yy- Lewis — 23. B Woody Dennis — 68. 69. B 28 29 44 87 172 B 118 119 fSM Worn John Wikn — 53 ll Wnghr, Dron — 77 ftpj Weoahnoron Use 78 W$i Wnghr. Joey — 94. 169 H weaver Cirf — 68 B Wright. Rhonda Lym - 44 in Weils Angela 76 124 |B Wrighf, Wfcm — 79 | 81 Is. Jeff — 68 J8 Wyatt. Demy — 69. 93 ] White, Kmberty Evelyn — 23. 31. 42. 44 53. 86. 135. 178 Whue. Lon — 61,90 Whue. Srephome — 70. 79. 94 95 Whitney. Oxxh — 77. 79 Whitten. Stuart — 68. 94. 95 Who s Who — X. 31 Wiser son. Bnrr — 65. 66.69 Wisns. Amro Done — 44 Wisns. Annjenetre — 69 Wisns, Done — 79 Wisns. Jr. James — Wisns. Kenneth — 44 131 Wisns Louae — 69 Wilkins ond McMillan Lumber Company — 188 Wisns. Teresa — 69 Wisns. Tm — 185 Wioms, Deano — 69. 99 Wioms, Lonete — 78 Wioms. Linda Mane — 23. 28. 45. 85. 87 B Money Talks Money Talks Money Talks Money Talks Money Talks Money Talks iThe F 1 Chiropractic T p r. j u ‘ tJ.X •I • jit ftl ■ 1 «1 2 14 South Main Street Inman, SC 29349 Mr ond Mrs. Arnold Thrower Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Gray Daughter: Missy Johnson Daughter: Melissa Carol MSer Mr. and Mrs David Morris Daughter: Pom Epron Mr. ond Mrs. Kerry K. Wood Son: Ken Wood Mir. and Mrs. DSy Condrey Son: Srocey Condrey Mr. ond Mrs. Ansel Sumner Son. Jeff Sumner Howell E. Hipp, Superintendent Jimmy Littlefield, Asst. Superintendent District One Board Of Trustees Thomas Jones Cloyron Druce L. Johnson, Secretory James M. Petty, Vice-Chairman Morion Gramling Bobby Lee Frank Bird Clifford M. Walden James Bandy Craig, Chairman Robert Walker Mr ond Mrs. Allen White Son- Jeffrey A. 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