Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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a 2A 12 eA Tt TOP LEFT — Many of the looms used for weaving were damaged while in storage. Zina Wright and Ron McKee are two of many stu- dents who have to repair theirs. MIDDLE RIGHT — Ulysses Tuft checks for mistakes be- fore getting too far into his work. MIDDLE LEFT — Roxanne Smart makes the final prepa- rations before starting her work. BOTTOM — Renea Etchison and Mrs. Putnam make repairs on the loom. COO OO

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TOP — Darryl Smith, a Western Civ. student, works on his assignment during class. BOTTOM LEFT — Mrs. Queen enthusiastically lectures during Western Civ. BOTTOM RIGHT — Tim Dover looks at his map for reference while read- ing the chapter. History 111

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Hirt |s Creating “Art is creating, discovering and put- ting new ideas together.” This explana- tion came from junior Agnes McClain who is an art student. Beverly Putnam’s art classes defi- nitely discover and create. They work with weaving, calligraphy (the art of beautiful writing), mixed media, rub- bings and many other different types of art. Although Mrs. Putnam’s classes have explored many areas of art, the two key areas for the year have been advertising arts and art careers. This is to disprove the notion that all artists are crazy, that all artists starve themselves in attics or that art is only pictures hanging in museums. It is to show that art can be a practical career with many pos- sibilities. TOP — Art I students learn the tedious task of warp- ing aloom. BOTTOM LEFT — Lynn Powell finishes repairing her loom so she can start working. BOT- TOM RIGHT — Students use still life art as a model to draw by. Art 113 AS