Chapman High School - Panorama Yearbook (Inman, SC)

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Calvin Martin doesn't find it hard to get back into the swing of things. t Chris Wilson enjoys the academic picnic by playing frisbee. Jennifer McArthur shows her unique style. 10 Back To School

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They Have Great Expectations Graduation is a very sad, but exciting time for all. Students have spent four of their best years here at Chapman, strug- gling to make the best of themselves. At gradua- tion the students begin to remember all the great times they have had with their friends. During their freshman year, they wondered when they would be able to graduate and be on their own, but as time passed on they wished they could start over. When their Senior year came, they realized it was time for them to graduate and move on to a higher education. Most had great expectations for themselves. Some will continue to go to school, others will marry, and some will start work- ing immediately. Graduation may be the last time to see friends until the reunion, but they realize that they need to make new friends and start a new life. When graduation came everyone was crying and did not want to leave. However, tears were quickly dried when they realized that graduation was not the end: it was a new beginning. «Melissa Lewis and Dawn Martin are proud honor graduates. «One last look at the Class of 1987 Chapman High will miss them. Graduation 9

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Kelli Gray and Deana Williams help with reg- istration for the new school year. The Beginning Of A Stylish Year . . . The alarm sounds. It is 6:00 a.m. and summer is over. The dreaded day is here and I have nothing to wear. It is too hot to go to school! Where are my shoes? On August 24, CHS opened its doors for the 1987-88 school year. The first couple of days of school everyone was dragging around from class to class, try- ing to get in the swing of things. After a week of back-to-school blues. things began to run smoothly. There were several minor changes in how things were be- ing run. There was no longer a study hall. There would be no more going to study hall if you had not completed your home- work. The second change came about because of no study hall; a new tardy policy. The teach- ers were now taking care of tar- dies. Other changes were ice- cream cones during lunch, new parking permits, and a new dress code. Two major changes that were noticed within the first semes- ter were a winning football team and a paved parking lot. Both were appreciated and ap- plauded by the Chapman students. ♦At least it isn't an T Richard. |Greg Miller shows how cool the football players really are. Back To School 11