Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Sophomores cheer for the ‘Dogs during the pep rally prior to the District Championship games. Pera yey 48a. 440d!

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People were the spark that ignited Burns High School this year. The IE-Vgedctc} amctoy o) elepesloy usted e-Wciom Come r-Lacmere) vee bined with energetic juniors and se- niors to produce what some say was the best bunch of students they had ever seen. School spirit was on the rise this year but not without good cause. The Bulldog grid iron squad placed second in the Southwestern Conference, while record crowds supported the mighty ’dogs to the very end. Yearbook staff members contri- buted to the cause by giving a slide show. Everybody rocked to the sounds of ELO, Charlie Daniels, and Billy Joel, while shots of events around:school and spirit slogans flashed across the thirty foot wide screen. 1SXohdotmed ocreyulcr-Kebbetcam-lent t-te lcm) oleyee sored a bonfire before the North Gas- ton football game. Everybody got a chance to dunk the dummy in the dunking machine or take a whack at their ‘favorite’ teacher by smashing an old car with a sledge hammer. We were fired up and ready to get the year going. x AGI PORTS STUDENT LIFE 46 ’ ACADEMICS

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aN} iN 4 : o competition, two were Thome Potential was the key word. Richard Carson and David Wise =a Everyone knew the Bulldogs could placed eighth in their weight classes go all the way, Two heart-breaking at the state tournament. Kim Dover losses at the end of seasonal play left je) Elocre Op ebbotdeMehianabuavi-meyanrsleicesul:cietel e the ’dogs in second place in the id oCcmp uct-aloyet-Vamcolvbuet-veetcyelammauded(:ic- me) i Southwestern Conference. A bitter all sorts strutted their stuff this year taste lingered in everyone’s mouth and proved that Burns is a power to ohUTc wm Comm dels ¥m e:(ovamdo¥-1 am @huctjamn iid stoyeetn nas) be dealt with. 4 Sports