Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Wonder Woman Most people you and | know have only one job. But there’s one person here at Burns who has at least fifteen different jobs. She is Mrs. Catherine P. Melton, Our Community School Coordinator. She is the Coordinator for Burns Junior and Senior High Schools. Her jobs dealing with both schools are as follows: to increase the involvement of the schools respective school advisory council; promote opportunities for maximum use of the school’s respective facilities; serve as faciilitator for meetings conducted by different groups; serve as a public information officer for both schools; and recruit community leaders to serve as resource people for the respective schools instructional programs. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, she has a tutorial class at the junior high. There are seventeen Volunteers to help with each individual student on a one to one basis for 45 minutes. She checks with each tutor to see if the student has improved and then goes to report back to the regular teacher. J tutors Janice Marable in her iet¢ ie she begins Mrs. Melton gives her 2 o-,. 10, ee Sie | ‘e Mac Lancaster James Borders 118 Staff Mike Rhoney Pat Hastings Before Mrs. Melton become the school coordinator, she was a secretary for Mr. David Grose; Fiber Industries, and for Pilot Life Insurance Company for three years. She is married to Don Melton who is a self-employed barber. And the mother of two children, a daughter, Kim, and a son, Chris. In addition to caring for her family, in her spare time she helps with classes here three nights a week. They are macrame, crochet, cake decorating, and floral arrangement. She says she loves every minute of her work. Shari Carpenter —

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Top: If there was any meaness done these juniors have to be the guilty ones. The innocent looks and the smiles of Scott Snellings, Tim Williams, Kyle Izokovic, Al Floyd, and Kim Dover give them away. Left: “Oh no! Not a picture of me,” replied sophomore Lisa Lackey as her buddies Lisa Lyons, Keith Larson and Lisa Gantt look on. Right: Gloom, despair, and agony on me seem to be the thoughts of junior Kim Dinh. 1980 = Slazes= 120 ‘The Cast’