Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Intramural Competition An intramural volleyball tournament has been held for the past three years in the BHS gym. The tourna- ment first started in 1972 to give students a chance in wholesome competition. Due to student involvement and interest, almost all homerooms participated. By promoting team compet- ition, sportsmanship and school spirit, intramural vol- leyball has been a tremend- ous success. The victors of each year’s nerve-wrecking tournament was the senior class. mre or | wae Naan Volley for the serve. A smashing return.

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A Gentleman’s Sport The 1973 Burns High golf team completed an eight match schedule competing against twelve different teams. The final tally stood six wins, four defeats and two ties. Richard Barrett, Tommy Goodman and Phil Gee will return to head the finest BHS golf team. Phil Gee tees off on number one. Phil Gee, Wayne Richards, Tommy Goodman, Richard Barrett.

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Varsity Cheerleaders 3 oacuiae ¢ a Be. ach $ Fal! stat ik ny a 8 ee ee ee Fathi d The varsity squad performs many stunts to promote spirit. The life of a cheerleader can be both tough and rewarding. Long hours of practice are put into the stunts that the cheer- leaders of BHS use to promote spirit. Other activities in- clude bake sales and a car wash which provide funds for a party honoring senior members. When Mrs. Hughes, former sponsor, left this year, she was presented with a dozen red roses and a plaque bearing the inscription “‘Let there be peace.’ Mrs. Harris, the new sponsor, is working hard to make this year better than ever. Cheerleader’s actions must be distinct. ; mit et Sole rhe gene: 4 j . PA OME ROR NC SIMMER EARN AME es IE ME ESSER NORA MRAM RET Se. , - Annie Ussery, Lisa Benefield, Susan Allen, and Susan Horne, display their talent of balance.