Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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ee ‘ or . ee Above left: Bulldog, Susan Southards. Above right: Blankenship. Susan Spangler and Susan Elmore. Venita Roberts, Captain Robin Spangler, Co-Captain Mrs. Hughes, Sponsor 103

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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.

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Overflowing With Spirit Cheerleaders are girls who epitomize school spirit. They rep- resent Burns in parades, decorate for athletic events and serve as rep- resentatives of our school. They in- spire school spirit during pep rallies and rainy nights. They cheer with sore throats, undampened spirits, smiles, uncertainty, tears, and re- lief. Rigorous daily practices per- fected the girls’ cheerleading abilities and help produce an abun- dance of school spirit. This year the junior varsity squad is headed by captain Shelia Wray and co-captain Virginia Cline. Lori Barnette, Shelia Stroud, Ann Ivester Ai yemnticsetatacsnissecsmmisscaten tite eit Captain Shelia Wray stands proudly.