Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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While walking down the halls of Burns, it may seem as if you are passing though a business section. Do not be alarmed. This is Burns’ program to prepare her students for jobs after graduation. In today’s world the young graduate becomes aware of the number of high paying jobs opened to a typist, an office worker, a stenographer, or a bookkeeper. To meet the needs of the students, Burns offers in its Business Department classes in Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeep- ing. To become acquainted with job oppor- tunities and to develop self-confidence, the student can take part in the Co-Operative Program and the FBLA Club. aA Advance into the World of Business Frances Crouse, Basic Business, Shorthand I, Typing II Be ' e 4 my Denise Morrow takes a speed test.

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The goal of the Home Economics Department is to prepare today’s youth for family and community life. Courses taught in Home Economics and Bachelor Living include sewing, cooking, child care, and personal improvement. The FHA attracts speakers from all walks of life to supplement these homemaking skills. James prepares to sew. Students prepare for practicing recipes. at eRe aoa omanseidanlns a os Bachelor’s Living display their aprons.