Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Beta Club BOTTOM ROW: April Carr, David Cline, Shelia Darnell, Belinda Elmore, Lori Ledford, Denise Putnam, Angie McMurry, Kirby Pfeiffer, Deborah Spurling, Carol Queen, Chris Edwards, Tracy Dover, Danita Dellinger. ROW 2: Phillip Wortman, Jatha Lee, Teressa Hoffman, Barbara Lewis, Mark Southard, Kim Bridges, Lana Canipe, Anita Humphries, Shelly Thompson, Terri Stinchcomb, Renee Lewis, Spanish Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: Eric Gettys (President), Tony Cloninger, Lori Ross, Pam Oates, Sam Hopper, Kim Carpenter, Alisa Newton. ROW 2: April Carr, Marion Crow, Alex Heafner, Johnette Dellinger, Mary Jones, Sra. Surratt Jan Gettys, Jamie Stamey, Cecil Barrier, Eric Gettys, Phillip Wortman, David Kennedy, Sandra Hayes, Mary Jones. NHS BOT TOM ROW: Rachel Scott (Treasurer), Barbara Lewis Secretary), Anita Humphries Vice-President), Genia Vinson President). TOP ROW: Jatha Lee, Becky Beam, Mary Jones, Jennifer Flory. ROW 3: Chris Randall, Jamie Carpenter, Mark Eaker, Sandra Hayes, Shelia Lewis, Lynne Brackett, Alisa Newton (Vice-President), Rachel Scott, Karen Walker, Andy Pruett, Angie Poole, Kim McNeilly, Jody Bullard, Clint Shuford. ROW 4: Bill Hord (President), Mark Dedmon, June Patterson, Julie Poston, Lorna Withrow, Jamie Stamey (Sec. Tres.), (Advisor), Jan Pruett, Lynne Brackett, Sandy Pendleton. TOP ROW: Teresa Brackett, Cecil Barrier, Kim Bridges, Kim McNeilly, Clint Shuford, Ronnie Bowman, David Kennedy, Chris Randall. Sharon Brackett, Julie Queen, Johnette Dellinger, Sandy Pendleton, Marion Crow. ROW 5: Sam Hopper, Barry Shuford, Libby Hallman, Myra Melton, Kim Carpenter, Scott Thompson, Jan Pruett, Al Floyd, Kathy Aderholdt, Randy McKee. TOP ROW: Cecil Barrier, Ronald Bowman, Robert Hord, Scott Edwards, Brian Bellew, Kyle Izokovic, Russell Spangler. Honor Clubs 79

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Honor Clubs Boundaries were broken by the NHS this year. Mrs. Dixon's college prep. English class and Mrs. Dellinger’s A.P. English class formed a circle and discussed questions such as, “What will you be doing ten years from now?” and ‘What is the greatest crime a man can do toward another?” Afterwards each person talked to someone they normally didn’t talk with much in the class. This session was designed to help students become more aware of the feelings and beliefs of others. March was Youth Art Month. Through out the month the NAHS displayed various art media in the school. They built marionettes, portable stages, scenary and wrote the script for puppet shows to be given to elementary schools in Mr. Lancaster gives Shelia Lewis the community. her Beta Club certificate, while The Beta Club did their Jamie Capenter gets ready to pin : her beta pin on. All honor clubs share of the work by sweating have formal induction ceremonies. over a hot oven. The bake The theme of the Beta Club : program was “Snowflakes”. sales most popular items were brownies and cup cakes. NAHS BOTTOM ROW: Terri Hallman, Sara Dayberry, Teresa Quill and Scroll: BOTTOM ROW: Murrow, Randy McKee, Alisa Stinchcomb (Sec. Tres.), Michael Spurling, Beverly Putnam (Advisor). Jan Gettys, Robyn Brackett, Sandra Newton, Jan Pruett, Sandy Dellinger (President), Sunni Wease TOP ROW: Teressa Hoffman, Beth Hayes. TOP ROW: Jackie Barner, Pendleton, Marla Cline. (Vice-President) ROW 4: Libby Brock, Suzie Carr, Scott Eaker. Lynn Brackett, Kim Carpenter, Stan 78 Honor Clubs

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A Year’s Worth of Projects 80 Student Council “Going on a lion hunt. Going on a lion hunt. | ain't afraid I ain’t afraid. I’ve got my gun I've got my gun... This is the beginning of one of many silly chants and songs sung before Student Council meetings. The purpose is to loosen up the representatives before the meetings begin. The Student Council is almost always busy with a project. They sold sweaters with ‘Burns Senior High School’ stamped on the upper left and colors to choose from were light blue, navy, burgundy, and green. They sold for $10. The Council profitted approximately $240. Another project was the repairment of the outside bulldog mascot. PPG fixed it by molding a new face on to the body (the old one was vandalized.) The council painted it to add the finishing touches to make it stand proud. At Christmas the council bought and distributed a ‘Snickers’ candy bar to each Burns student, wishing them a Merry Christmas! Spirit flags (pieces of blue or gold cloth) were distributed to Burns students when Burns played Shelby in football. Student Council President, Russell Spangler cont’d. on page 82