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=z Take-off — With promises that the leaky roof would soon be fixed, students once again waded through the halls on rainy days. However, dampened spirits were not the prob- lem at the November 11 pep rally, where students rocked the gym with the help of the Army’s ‘‘TRA- DOC ROCK” band. The en- thusiasm helped the foot- ball team get ready for the Cherryville game. Girls on the football field? Not this year; the powder puff game was not played and the female grid- iron squad from the class of ‘82 was left without a chance to defend its title. , Time-out in the action Donald Peeler, Marty Blanton, came few and far between James Brock and steve Carpen: but teachers and students ter wait drudgingly around the got a well deserved break, radiator for the 8:27 bell. right in the midst of mid- term exams, when 77 in- ches of snow blanketed Cleveland County on Janu ary 12 and 14. A feeling of anticipation Surrounded the student body from the first day of school, and everyone seemed to know that this was the year activities would get up and go!! Donna McCain gives a happy ex- pression to the camera during a pep rally. itis so great to be out of class!
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Contents continued from page 3 Control Tower Gaining Altitude Advisor Don Elliott, along with FFA members Keith Hoyle, Greg Grayson, Larry Cox, and Donna Spangler check the order lists, while distributing the fruit. This Christmas fruit project is spon- sored yearly by the FFA. Tourists Guided By Radar Brenda Warlick, Deborah Spurl- ing and Linda Warlick enjoy a lit- tle bit of fun in the hall before homeroom. Lori Ledford, Editor-In-Chief; Mr. Craig Jenkins, Advisor; Mr. David Grose, Photograph credits for pages 18,19,24; Mrs. Debbie Harris, Copy Consultant; Mr. Jerry Harris, Financial Consultant; Mrs. Beverly Putnam, Design Consul- tant; Emily Johnson, Business Manager; Danita Dellinger, Copy Editor; Kirby Pfeiffer, Layout Editor; Jeff Bowman, Photography Editor.
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Members of the Burns High Band play the school song be- fore the start of a pep rally. “Are you sure you're telling the truth?” junior Tammy Melton seems to be asking senior Keith Larson. They, along with other students, spend most of the time socializing before that 8:27 bell.
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