Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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tiee Wee desig —g— Bak Twe Jovi Hutchins and Kari Ledford look for a cross-stitch design to complete for their home eco- nomics project. DEBATE SOCIETY: BOTTOM ROW: TOP ROW: Charles Wall, Wade Lisa Richards — secreatery, Gail Buff, Joel Kincaid, Larry Turner, Lewis, Kirby Pfeiffer — president. Bryan Eaker. Debate president Kirby Pfeif- fer gives her arguement while Joel Kincaid and Wade Buff wait to oppose her view. 116

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Battle The He alth Occupa- tions Students of Amer- ica Club of Burns High is very active not only at school, but in the com- munity as well. Evidence to this is the co-spon- sored Diabetes Skate-A- Thon and the Great American Smokeout. On December 8, 276 junior and senior high school students went to Kate’s skating rink to par- ticipate in the Diabetes Skate-A-Thon. The parti- cipants raised money from pledges that they received from their sponsors, this money Was used for a sum aad rill ae TARR RASS TO te gle S mer Fighting A Health camp for children with Diabetes. The HOSA club used a new angle to the Great American Smokeout this year. The students con- ducted a workshop on the dangers of smoking and what could happen from smoking ona short- term and long-term basis. One of their most impressive examples was “Smoking Sam.” “Sam” had a set of removable lungs and during the workshop the tar that collected in his lungs from inhaling a cigarette was revealed. HOSA: BOTTOM ROW: Linda | Jenkins — advisor, Paula Butler, Cindy Turner — parlimentarian, Lisa Hastings — reporter, De- nise Putnam — treasurer, San- dra Shuford — secre- tary, Lori Stinchcomb — vice- president, Paula Whitesides — president. ROW 2: Kamala Curd, Cindy Pendleton, Bonnie Morri- son, Cindy Green, Ann Turner, Kelly Jo Ross, Patsy Barnett, Kathy Wortman, Carleen Peach, Fonda Mellon, Jennifer Cook, Patti Dellinger, Tammy Sanders, Lynn Brackett, Brenda Good- man. ROW 3: Pam Weatherford, Lisa Eaker, Carolyn Glenn, Catherine Ussery, Jill Whisnant, Lula Mae Hooper, Tamara Phelps, Beverly Haynes, Brenda McShaw, Patricia Johnson, Kay Clark, Denise Bridges, Loretta Tallent, Sibyl Canipe, Becky Hoffman, Belinda Elmore, Cathy Edwards, Joyce Clark. TOP ROW: Mary Fuller, Angie Parker, Sheila Canipe, Sherrill Ussery, Lisa Morris, Elizabeth Edwards, Jer- rianne Queen, Bessie Brooks, Shirlene Addison, Michelle Led- ford, Carol Holman, Cindy Sain. 115

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FHA President Lisa Hastings calls the meeting to order. FHA: BOTTOM ROW: Jovi Hutch- ins — vice-president, Lisa Hast- ings — president, Donna Hud- , son — secretary, Kathy Rudisill —historian, Cindy Green — par- liamentarian. ROW 2: Euzelia Vollbracht — advisor, Sibyl Canipe, Polly Brotherton, Geral- dine Hudson, Patricia Johnson, Kathy Webber, Abby Schenck, Beverly Byrd, Helen Borders — advisor. ROW 3: Cheryl Wiggins, Angie Parker, Tammy sanders, Vickie Beam, Marlene Rice, Lynn Queen, Donna Bumgardner, Tammy David, Paula Whitesides. TOP ROW: Teresa Williams, Tam- my Camp, Jeannie Mauney, Ann Turner, Angie McMurry, Danita Dellinger, Kari Ledford, Paula Houser, Sherry Mayes. With Love Making doll clothes, and dressing dolls may not seem like your idea of a good time, but mem- bers of the Future Home- makers of America club enjoyed these small tasks, especially since they were done with love. They hand-made pint-sized clothes from scraps donated by the Salvation Army, and then returned the dolls in time for Christmas. Another Christmas- time activity was the club’s cookbook sale. The prices for these books ae ranged from $3.50 to $6.50, and inall they made several hundred dollars — money which went toward the annual FHA banquet held in the Spring. During a regular club meeting, Jovi Hutchins had a unique experience as she received a complete facial from Peggy Shytle. Ms. Shytle, who works in the cosmetics department of Belk’s attended the club meeting, and along with Jovi's makeup, she gave tips on cosmetics and how to use them properly. 117