Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Making the announcements in the morning is just one of the many responsibilities of the Key Club. Here, Barry McKee makes me final announcement for the ay. 1981.82 BURNS HIGH George Blye, Danny Borders, ala Keith Larson, and John Burn ‘= look over the applications for oy @ the Key club. wy S Ea es mts KEYWANNETTES: BOTTOM ROW: Gail Lewis, Amy Elmore, Carol Webber, Joy Hawes, Donna Hon- eycutt, Myra Gettys, Mary Alexan- 110 der, Julie Bingham, Sandra Shu- ford. TOP ROW: Lynn Self, Christine Webber, Agnes McClain, L isa Richards, Zina Wright — secretary, Betsy Occasionally Betsy Bowen, 4a Bowen, Amy Hull, Sheila Darnell, member of the Keywannettes, Jeannie Mauney, Sharon Hush, makes the announcements to Amy Stroup. the students.

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Transylvania Terror Normally you might be a bit frightened if you | SaW a vampire rise from i the dead right before your eyes, but at the Dra- ma class’ productions of ‘‘Dracula's Boarding House”’ students were too busy laughing and enjoying the comedy to be frightened. Barry Mckee played the lead as Dracula who thought he'd found a home in an abandoned house. Little did he know that two men, Hinky Hinklemeyer, (played by Robin Heav- ner) and Sim Simpson, (played by Sheila Darnell) had inherited the man- sion, and planned to turn it into a boarding house. Another production, called ‘‘The Magic Shop,’’ starring Mary Martin, Bar- ry McKee, Becky Beam, and Kevin Baker, was given. It mostly dealt in magic and mystical hap- penings that occur in a magic shop. TOP: After Sim (Robin Heaf- The magician (Kevin Baker) per- ner) fainted from seeing the forms feats of magic after the candle on the table move, production at Polkville. Dracula (Barry McKee) checis to make sure he is out cold. “What am | gonna do with you?” Hinkey (Sheila Darnell) asks Sim (Robin Heafner) during the pro- duction of Dracula's Boarding House. This play was presented to the English classes throughout the day in keeping with the Hallo- ween spirit. | | 109 )

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| KEY CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Wil- liam Scott Grigg, George Blye, ford, Coach Jolley, David Cline, Barry McKee, John Burn, Keith Ron McKee, Thomas Lutz. TOP Larsen. | ROW: Danny Borders, Clint Shu- Apply Within The Key club with the help of their new sponsor, Dennis Jolley, made an effort to expand its mem- bership from sixteen to 30. President Barry McKee commented, ‘I feel that a larger membership would allow the club to do more for the school and com- munity.” Already active in school making morning an- noucements, parking cars at football games and helping with assemblies the club felt increased mem- bership would allow them to add to their activities. Both the Key club and its sister club, the Key- wanettes, had difficul- ty getting projects off the ground, especially when Keywanette sponsor, Julia Lamb had to take a medical leave of absence. Hoping that next year will bring larger mem- berships and more success the Key and Keywanettes clubs will strive to increase altitude. 111