Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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ABOVE: Juniors Sandy Pendleton and Jan Pruett hang in there as they display t-shirts typical of Burns students. There is no special place students buy their t-shirts. However, the majority come from the beach, sporting goods stores, colleges and the art club. They are ususally worn with blue jeans. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior be Eaton decks out for “Fads and Fashions” Day in his white suit. He is definitely ‘‘styling’’ with his pleated pants and the blue and white of his clothing show that he is definitely a Bulldog! CENTERED: Junior Frank Porter is all ready to go out disco-ing western style. Pleated pants, a leather jacket, tie, disco belt and a cowboy hat highlight his outfit. FAR RIGHT: Senior Robbin Fullenwider also is attired for the western look. She is wearing a western shirt with a matching vest, straight-le jeans, mid-calf length boots, disco belt, and o course, a cowboy hat. It is very unlikely that ladies dressed like this in the days of the wild, wild west. Robbin, ‘’you’ve come a long way baby!” 18 Fads Fashions

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Cowboy boots have hit the halls of Burns. The average price students pay for boots is $50. Senior Phillip Wortman and his “‘clickity-click’’ have become famous this year. The sound was acquired when he bought taps to protect the heels of his boots. He had this to say about his taps, ’’When | walk down the halls during class everybody listens to my feet more than they do the teachers . and boy, you can really slide!”’ Bass shoes which cost in the neighborhood of $30 are very common. ‘’They are very comfortable” and ‘look neat’ were students’ comments. The Bass sandals were also a winner with girls. They wore them at the beginning of the school year and with socks when the weather got a little colder. —— —— = X marks the spot. Students demonstrated their spirit by wearing Bulldog suspenders which were purchased at Stamey’s of Fallston. Clop! Clop! Clop! This sound could be heard for anywhere from $16 to $20. It was Candies and other high heels. Some girls had problems going up and down the stairs and there were camplaints of ‘’my little toe hurts.’’ However, these shoes add a touch of class to Burns.

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19 Fads Fashions