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There were all kinds at school on February 5. David Cline rep- resents the westerners and Brent Bingham plays hippie. J ¥ “ : ee 70. “a. Student Council officers Kathy Wix, David Cline, Joy Hawes, and Trisha Brewer lead the meeting. Guess who! It's juniors Wade Buff and Tracy Gilbert during “punk day”. Joy Hawes waits on two school store customers. ee STUDENT COUNCIL: BOTTOM ROW: Renea Ruff, Joy Hawes — treasurer, Kathy Wix — secre- tary, Trisha Brewer — vice- president, David Cline — presi- dent, Lula Mae Hopper, Wanda Clark. Row 2: Pam Favors, Lisa McNeilly, Cindy Green, Sharon Hush, Sheila Darnell, Charles Walton, Lisa Roberts, Geneen Stringer, Julie Green. ROW 3: Fitz McMurry, Mark Dixon, Scott Bridges, Scott Johnson, Webb Powell, Tim Wilson, Greg Grayson, Roger Hudson, Jennifer Whisnant, Tammra Earl, Tammy Edwards. TOP ROW: Julia Maddox, Patti De- llinger, Annette Cooper, Denene Blanton, Mary Martin, Bridgette Byrd, Agnes McClain, Denise Cook, Frank Horn.
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Ata halftime exhibition, drum- -mers Connie Bridges, Gary Hammrick, John Burn, Ron McKee, and Fitz McMurry keep time to Sonotino Opus 20 1 by Kohou. “First place in the class B competition — Burns High School Band.’’ Screams filled the sta- dium as the words were announced over the loudspeaker at Olympic High School in Charlotte. It was the last contest of the year for the band and the last chance to win a first place prize. After a disappointing season the year before, the band had to work extra-hard a 2 ft ie he é a “Oh my feet hurt!” ville Christmas parade. Waiting for the performance to begin, senior Deborah Spurling stands at attention during the East Gaston ballgame. Junior Amy Cabiness tugs anx- | jously on her cumberbund as Connie Bridges looks on, while watching the Crest ballgame. After the ups and downs, the Bulldogs came out on top, 6-0 A popular reply after walking in a parade. Band members participate as they do every year in the Polk- One More Time on their show to get ready for the contest. Competing against rival bands Bandys and Mooresvil- le, the marching Bulldogs also came away with the “Best Drum Line” and “Best Color Guard” trophies. “It was a great follow-up to the football team getting in the playoffs the night be- fore,’’ commented junior Kim Norman. 99
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