Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Sandy Pendleton Kenneth Phelps Melissa Phelps Angie Poole Frank Porter Sandra Poston Lynn Powell Kim Prine Donnell Proctor Andy Pruett Jan Pruett Ronnie Pruitt Evelina Pryor Kay Putnam Carolyn Queen Julie Queen Keith Rankin Kevin Richard Dary! Robbs Rodney Robbs David Roberts Terrisina Roberts Lori Ross Matthew Ross Ronald Ross Karen Ruff Melanie Russ Garland Russ Helen Russell Danny Sanders Terrie Scarborough Colon Scism Patty Scism Don Searcy Bobby Selby Gary Self Juniors 15]

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—— an — —— Teacher of the Year “A bouncy little joyful person’ are the words that best describe Mrs. Lil- lian Cline replied Doug White. ‘She is a person who inspires students to do bet- ter work and she takes a personal in- terest in the school affairs,’’ added White. ‘Mrs. Cline is concerned about a students welfare and she has interest- ing activities for students to do such as; reading plays, class discussions, and articles from scholastic magazines,” added senior Julie Poston. Mrs. Cline is married to John W. Cline and they live on Route 7, Shelby. Mrs. Cline has been teaching for 33 years. The reason she chose teaching as a career is she enjoyed playing school and admired her teachers. Mrs. Cline wants students to have the same admiration for her as she did for her teachers. Mrs. Cline enjoys gardening and reading in her leisure time. One of Mrs. Cline’s first loves was gardening. She commented, ‘’Since | grew up ona farm, nature became a part of my being. | loved the country. Today two of my hobbies, flower and vegetable gardening, reflect this herit- age. | love to see plants grow. In winter it is greenhouse plants, especially Bos- ton ferns. | have rooted, nourished and given away numerous ferns. This “green thumb” gift has given me much pleasure | share with students. In room. 121 one will find numerous plants. Understanding and thoughtfulness are only two of the qualities Mrs. Cline possesses. ‘’These qualities make her the ideal teacher,’’ replied junior Sandra Poston. These two qualities along with the many others made Mrs. Lillian Cline Burns High School Teacher of the Year. Monty Wellmon Doug White Twvauna Whitener Annette Whitworth Michael Williams Raymond Williams Tim Williams Frankie Willis Katrina Wilson Rita Wilson Victor Wilson Lorna Withrow Wanda Wood Beverly Wright David Wright Linda Wright Fran Yarboro Richard Yount Juniors 153