Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Tuft, Ulysses — 37, 112, 147 Turner, Ann — 95, 147 Turner, Cindy — 95, 100, 158 Turner, Richie — 147 Turner, Rhonda — 147 Turner’s Supermarket - - 172 U Ussery, Catherine — 89, 147 Ussery, Leaser — 92, 109, 158 Ussery, Sherrill — 89, 147 f Vaca, Bill — 158 Vaughn, Jack — 148 Vess, Joel, 158 Vest Inc. — 177 Vinson, John — 158 Vinson, Rosylyn — 76, 84, 138 Vollbracht, Euzelia — 89, 163 if Waco Ruritan Club — 173 Waco Stop Shop — 168 Walker, Brian — 94, 95, 148 Walker, Chris — 92, 148 Walker, Eddie — 88, 148 Walker, Lori — 94, 95, 138 Walker, Karen — 53, 72, 73, 76, 85, 100, 148 Walker, Raymond — 163 Walker, Renee — 76, 138 Walker, Scott — 148 Walker, Todd — 63, 82, 148 Wall, Charles — 86, 100, 158 Wallace, Wanda — 100, 138 Walton, Charles — 76, 148 Ward, Marsha — 31, 82, 93, 138 Ward, Willie — 158 Warlick, Brenda — 148 Warlick, Linda — 148 Warlick, Scott — 76, 158 Waters, Jack — 158 Waters’ Florist — 177 Watkins, Bobby — 148 Watkins, Charles — 158 Watkins, Lisa — 56, 92, 158 Watkins, William — 148 Watterson, Allan — 93, 148 Watterson, Karen — 138 Watts, Jimmy — 100, 158 Wease, Lori — 95, 100, 148 Wease, Sunnie — 76, 80, 100, 138 Weatherford, Pamela — 93, 158 Weaver, Larry — 158 Webb, Jocelyn — 158 Webb, Troy — 119, 138 Webber, Carol — 85, 148 Webber, Cathy — 148 Webber, Christine — 85, 148 Webber, Connie — 148 Webber, Debra — 53, 78, 148 Webber, Eddie — 88, 158 Webber, Scott — 11,50, 88, 148 Wellmon, David — 158 Wellmon, Montrose — 55, 138 Wellmon, Steve — 7, 148 Wess, Robby — 148 Whisnant, Jill — 159 Whisnant, Robert — 159 Whisnant, Wesley — 159 Whitaker, Katrina — 82, 78, 79, 95, 100, 148 Whitaker, Wesley — 92, 159 White, David — 94, 95, 148 White, Donna — 100, 148 White, Douglas — 80, 138 White, Reece — 148 White, Ronnie — 159 Whitener, Ronnie — 100, 159 Whitener, Twvauna — 88, 138 Whitesides, Paula — 95, 148 Whitesides, Wayne — 149 Whitworth, Annette — 79, 138 Whitworth, Clarence — 13, 82, 159 Wilson, Terry — 159 Wilson, Tim — 159 Wilson, Tina — 55, 92, 159 Wilson, Victor — 8, 50, 139 Wishon, Cathy — 96, 159 Withrow, Daisy — 163 Withrow, Lorna — 37, 67, 73, 139 Wix, Kathy — 100, 149 Wood, Wanda — 95, 139 Woods, Lamar — 159 Workman, Jerry — 92, 149 Wortman, Julius — 149 Wortman, Kathy — 92, 149 Wortman, Luliun — 92 Wray, Dede — 159 Wright, Amy — 80, 100, 149 Wright, Anita — 63, 149 COLOPHON Blazes 1981 of Burns Senior High 200 82 x 11 pages printed in black ink on gloss paper. Type style: Melior 10 pt. body copy; 8 pt. captions, portrait sections, index. Art type size and style: Opening, closing and divisions 36 pt. Stencil. Sports 24 pt. Ivey League Open. Student life 36 pt. Peignot Demi Bold. 194 Index Clubs 36 pt. Russell Square Academics 36 pt. Orbit B. Special Effects: 4 color printing Student Life. Photography Portraits — Seniors, juniors, soph- omores, faculty — School Pictures Staff membership: 25 Awards: Blazes 1980 received a first Inc. Candids, clubshots, teamshots — staff photographers. Printing Specifications: Printer: Hunter Publishing Wright, Beverly — 139 Wright, David — 93, 139 | Wright, Gene — 93, 149 Wright, Janice — 163 Wright, Jeffrey — 139 Wright, Linda — 75, 85, 89, 95, 100, 139 Wright, Mazel — 104, 163 Wright, Phil — 92, 117, 149 Wright, Tim — 100, 159 Wiggins, Cheryl — 159 Wilkie, Dular — 138 Willard, Jeff — 88, 159 Williams, Annette — 149 Williams, Barbara — 159 Williams, Denise — 76, 100, 149 Williams, Jeff — 88, 97, 149 Williams, Micheal — 138 Williams, Raymond — 49 Williams, Scott — 149 Williams, Timothy — 34, 82, 84, 138 Williams, Tina — 88, 92, 149 Williamson, Doug — 149 Willingham, Eugene — 149 Willis, Debbie — 149 Willis, Frankie — 139 Willis, Gary — 149 Willis, Joyce — 163 Willis, Kenneth — 118, 149 Willis, Margaret — 163 Willis, Polly — 163 Willis, Stuart — 92, 97, 149 Wilson, Freda — 17, 159 Wilson, Katrina — 56, 74, 121 Wilson, Lori —- 159 Wilson, Rita — 159 Wright, Zina — 56, 59, 85, 100, 112, 149 Wright’s Jewelry — 187 WXIK — 182 Yarboro, Fran — 75, 76, 100, 139 Yarboro, Jamey — 80, 159 Yates Spearling Son — 177 Yount, Richard — 89, 93, 107, 139 Company in Winston Salem, N.C. Publication Date: Spring Delivery May 20. Press Run: 645 copies for a student body of 839. Cost to student: $12. place rating from Columbia Scholastic Press Association.

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Short, Donna — 89, 137 Short, Sheila — 88, 157 Short, Susan — 146 Short, Theresa — 86, 157 Shuford, Angela — 157 Shuford, Clint — 58, 63, 64, 78, 79, 82, 84, 107, 146 Shuford, Jeff — 78, 146 Shuford, Mark — 157 Shuford, Sandra — 76, 80, 95, 109, 157 Sigman, Ned — 146 Silver, Jane — 62, 92, 146 Simmons, David — 146 Simmons, Doug — 137 Simpson, Joan — 157 Simpson, Serita — 82, 94, 95, 137 Sims, Jonathon — 146 Sims, Randy — 146 Singleton, Tizan — 147 Sisk, Karen — 96, 157 Sisk, Kim — 76, 80, 100, 147 Smart, Roxanne — 112, 158 Smith, Carla — 137 Smith, Darryl — 39, 76, 82, 85, 86, 137 Smith, Lori — 86, 93, 147 Smith, Suzanne — 158 Smith, Victor — 10 Sneed, Sherri — 137 Snellings, Scott — 137 Sound Advice — 172 South Mountain Apple Growers — 166 Southard, Karen — 78, 158 Spake Concrete — 183 Spangler, Donna — 92, 93, 147 Sparks, Alan — 147 Spivey, Jeff — 137 Spurling, Deborah — 72, 73, 76, 100, 147 Stamey, Kay — 92, 137 Stamey, Robert — 100, 158 Stinchcomb, Lori — 76, 80, 95, 99, 100, 158 Stinchcomb, Terri — 73, 80, 100, 137 Stringer, Genneen — 88, 92, 158 Stroud, James — 93 Stroud, Kevin — 137 Stroup, Amy — 158 Stroupe, Lisa — 158 Suburban Propane — 169 Surratt, JoAnn — 78, 79, 163 Surratt, Stoney — 147 Suttle’s Drug — 185 Swafford, Gary — 137 Swink, Sandy — 147 Swink, Tammy — 78, 158 Swink, William — 97, 137 ray Tallent, Jeff — 92, 93, 147 Tate, Frankie — 147 Taylor, Dawn — 163 Taylor, James — 158 Taylor, Pam — 92, 115, 137 | Taylor, Vonuya — 78, 158 Terry, Gene — 92, 93, 147 | Terry, Jimmy — 137 Terry, Mark — 158 Thompson, Blanche — 147 Thompson, Howard — 147 Thompson, Randy — 74, 78, 158 ' Thompson, Rufus — 138 Thompson, Scott — 39, 67, 73, 100, 137 Thompson, Shelley — 73, 85, 93, 138 | Thompson, Steven — 60, 74, 75, 89, 110, 138 Thrift, Don — 92, 109, 158 Thurman, Alice — 147 Thurman, Roger — 147 | Tillman, Jeanette — 163 | Time Printing — 177 Torres, Linda — 163 | Towery, Mary — 76, 95, 137 | Trammell, Sherry — 158 Tucker, Geoffrey — 78, 79, 158 Tuft, Patricia — 158 oars eee. Index 193

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mu As students we recognized Bill Powell as our drivers Ed. trainer. The man who risked his life to teach many of us a three point turn. But what we didn’t recognize is that Bill Powell played a major role in making Burns High School what it is today. At a time when Burns was strugg|- ing with consolidation, Bill Powell helped unite the student body. With the postion of athletic director and basketball coach, Mr. Powell had to cope with the many diversities among his team members. He had to make his boys think Burns instead of Burns at Fallston, Burns at Polkville, Douglas or Washington. Former team member, Charles Webbel stated, “Coach Powell was very reasuring during the many cirises that came out of that transitional time. He was quiet Coach, Friend, Humanitarian and gentle, yet strong and masterful enough to get the best out of athletes.’” Not many people could have carried out an athletic program without a gym. But in 1968, when our gym collapsed, our atheltic depart- ment was maintained and Bill Powell was responsible. During this time Mr. Powell was also doing what we remember him most for, teaching Burns High stu- dents how to drive. On top of all his athletic contributions, Bill Powell was also a success as a teacher. Mr. Mac Lancaster commented on this, “Bill had the respect of the students. He was one of the few people who could get on the students level and make them understand him. His very style attracted them to him.”’ This style, this friendliness was also an attraction for his friends. Mickey Beam and Sam Homesley, fel- low faculty members and friends of Mr. Powell both agreed on the fact that Bill was practical joker. Mr. Beam stated, “Bill loved to get things on people.” Although Mr. Homesley had only known Coach Powell for four years, he has left a big impres- sion upon his life. ‘‘Bill was one of the first people I met at the junior high, he treated me as if I had been there forever. . . He took alot of inter- est in other people.”’ Some of Mr. Powell’s hobbies were fishing and golfing. Mr. Homesley stated, ‘‘About ten of us men would take a fishing trip to the coast and Bill would have more fun than anybody down there. Every time we went we would end up laughing the whole time.”’ Bill Powell — coach, teacher, hu- manitarian, friend — a man whose whole life was athletics. As a young man he played basketball for Wake Forest. As a teacher his main desire was to make Burns High’s athletics department something to be proud of. Thank you coach Powell for your love and support of Burns High. Tribute 195