Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Auto Body Classes Held At Central Forty-eight students this year were School to use a garage which is espe- enrolled in Auto Body Repair. This cially designed for them. Here they two year old course seems to be gain- have room for their tools and ample ing popularity as enrollment steadily room to work on a car. increases. Auto Body Repair is a three part course. The first year consists of a one hour bookwork class. The second part is a two hour block that is 90% minor repairs. Finally, the third year is three hours, which is about 90% working on car bodies. Because the course is so new, there are no facilities at Burns for students to use. For this reason, the students take a bus to Central Cleveland TOP — Marc Lovelace, an Auto Body Repair III student, works in the shop at Central. MIDDLE — Using a sander, Ronnie Pruitt works on re- moving old paint from a car. BOTTOM — Troy Webb and Mathew Ross work on sanding a car body. ‘ Vocations 119

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TOP — Ronnie Pruitt concentrates on his work. BOTTOM — Kenny Willis delicately sands around the window of a car. 118 Vocations

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TOP LEFT — Tammy Barnett and Theresa Wil- liams study the q uality of some leather shoes. TOP MIDDLE — Fashion merchandising stu- dents Sarah Brooks, Helen Russel, and Katrina Wilson listen to Mrs. Borders. TOP RIGHT — With a serious look on her face, Denise Putnam concentrates on her Health Occupations book work. BOTTOM — Tammy Barnett, Theresa Williams, Rhonda Brooks and Donna Carpen- ter examine shoes while Mrs. Borders looks on.