Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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TOP — Newspaper Staff: BOTTOM ROW — Alenia Church, Tammy Poston, Norma Withrow, Laura Cline, Donnise Mitchell. TOP ROW — Carol Clark, Katrina Wilson, Darlene Costner, Beth Brock, Chris Edwards, Jackie Barner, Steven Thompson, Randy Thompson. MIDDLE LEFT — Glenda Johnson draws a final layout for the year- book. MIDDLE RIGHT — Cutting and alphabetis- ing proofs is one of the jobs for yearbook business staff member, Melanie Russ. BOTTOM — Quill and Scroll: BOTTOM ROW — Kim Carpenter, Sandy Pendleton, Jan Pruett. TOP ROW — Alisa Newton, Stan Murrow, Greg McDougal, Randy McKee, Jackie Barner. 74 Yearbook Newspaper

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{ 4 t i if ii. NHS: Bottom Row — Randy McKee, Marla penter, Brian Ballew, Bobby Hord, Kyle Cline, Lynne Brackett, Lorna Withrow, Alisa Izokovic, Scott Thompson, Al Floyd, Myra Newton, David Hull. Second Row — Kim Car- Melton. BOTTOM — Lorna Withrow checks the sale sheets as Randy McKee picks up his baked goods. BETA CLUB: Sitting — Shelley Thompson, Hull, Alisa Newton. Standing — Terri Kim Carpenter, Darlene Costner, Lorna With- Stinchcomb, Bobby Hord, Carol Queen, Sheila row, Scott Thompson, David Cline, Kathy Darnell, Belinda Elmore, Danita Dellinger, Aderholt, Chris Edwards, Becky Beam, Julie Angie McMurry, Angie Poole, Kirby Pfieffer, Queen, Sandy Pendleton, Lynn Brackett, David Jan Pruett, Al Floyd. | BETA CLUB: Sitting — Sharon Brackett, Marla Crowe, Lana Canipe, Denise Putnam, Karen Cline, Andy Pruitt, Renee Lewis, Myra Melton, Walker, Deborah Spurling, Brian Ballew, Kim i Lori Ledford, Kim Bridges, April Carr, Kyle McNeilly, Johnette Dellinger. Izocovic. Standing — Randy McKee, Marion Beta NHS 73 w |

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Journalism Classes Promote Sales Both Journalism classes worked on promoting sales this year. The newspaper staff distributed a complimentary newspaper the first week of school. Although this put them in debt, Mrs. Dellinger felt that it would promote sales and in the long run be to their advantage. The Yearbook staff presented a slide show to the student body September 17, the day before book sales. This was designed to promote school spirit and to give students an incentive for buy- ing the yearbook. 1 pcos Pamphlets were printed and distri- buted. The idea behind this was to make the students feel important and to inform them about the prices of the books. The Yearbook staff thought that by doing this the student body would know what they were buying. Unfortunately sales did not improve as expected. This along with a rise in the publication cost and a decrease in ad sales forced the staff to cut back on the book. The regular 16 pages of color was reduced to 8. The Newspaper staff sponsored a +5 as % S ce S bs ‘‘My favorite T-shirt’? contest. The shirts were judged by appearance, originality, and how well the shirt suited the wearer’s personality. Laura Champion’s T’shirt won. It read, ‘‘I fi- nally got it all together but I forgot where I put it’’. She received a certifi- cate for a personalized and decaled T-shirt. Quill and Scroll members were cho- sen from the yearbook and newspaper staffs. They worked on ‘‘Kaleidos- cope”’ the literary magazine. It was published in the spring and consisted of art work and literary pieces. TOP LEFT — Pawprint staff members, Jackie Barner and Norma England concentrate on their layout design. TOP RIGHT — Sometimes typing can be more tedious than copywriting. Steve Thompson tries his best with one finger. BOT- TOM — Yearbook Staff: BOTTOM ROW — Brian Ballew, Randy McKee, Greg McDougal, Scott Edwards, Jeff Bowman, Jan Pruett, Alisa Newton, Linda Wright, Glenda Johnson. MIDDLE ROW — Melanie Russ, Julie Queen, Sandy Pendlton, Kirby Pfeiffer, Beverly Black, Danita Dellinger, Emily Johnson, Fran Yarboro. TOP ROW — Kim Carpenter, Lori Ledford, Joel Kincaid, Lynn Self, Carol Blackburn, Donna Honeycutt, Greg Gould. Yearbook Newspaper 75