Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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“We are the Bulldogs and don't you forget it! Pepping the team up for the Crest Basketball game are members of the sophomore class displaying their entusiasm. At the FCA Christmas party, Dar- ren Sims excitedly rips open his present, while his partner tries to help.

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Special Awards Golf — Most Dependable Marty Gee softball — Most Dedicated shelly Cook Softball — Co-MVPs Carol Borders Wanda Wood Tennis — Girls MVP Valerie Baker Tennis — Boys MVP Ronnie Carpenter Volleyball — MVP Lorna Withrow Boys Basketball — Star Award Edward Hopper Co-MVPs Edward Hopper Bernard Brooks Most Improved Doug Simmons Most Dedicated Darryl Robbs Girls Basketball — MVP Beverly Wright Co-Most Improved Annette Whitworth Denise Williams Most Dedicated Lorna Withrow Cross Country — Most Outstanding Richard Carson Wrestling — Co-MVPs Richard Carson Kim Dover Baseball — Best Hitter Tim Mayhew Baseball — Best Pitcher Al Floyd Baseball — Most Dedicated Tim Williams Baseball — MVP Marion Crowe Track — MVP Benny Famble Varsity Cheerleaders — MVP Denise Martin Varsity Cheerleading — Best All Around Candy Ballard Band Banquet Awards John Philip Sousa Band Award Richard Carson Lou Barrier Most Outstanding Band Student Award Keith Haynes Christian Musician Award Karen Walker Color Guard Award Linda Wright Most Improved Cindy Turner FAA Awards Land Judging Tim Green Gary Head Jeff Tallent Gene Terry Dairy Judging Jeff Tallent Donna Spangler Barry McKee Gary Head Livestock Rhenda Cook Barry McKee Carl Cross Forestry Garland Russ Harill Brackett Chris Lutz Tool Identification Kevin Davis Allen Watterson Marty Blanton Mechanics Contest Marty Blanton Kevin Davis Allen Watterson Creed Diane Gray sweetheart Patty Scism Horticulture Shelley Thompson Lori Smith Keith Pearson

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(a emma ST. MAR) CO | ok ee | John Tuft, Herman Brown, Tracy , Roberts, Jonn Hunt and Joe | Wison take a break from history Class and enjoy clowning for the camera. Our flight through the year is hardly over but the memories we've gathered will never leave us. The people, activities, the year itself all had the extra ‘‘something”’ that makes for those special times. We extended the happi- ness that filles us to those who didn't know the feeling; the FCA Cnhil- dren’s Christmas party is only one example. Able to take in stride ev- erything thrown our way, students turned the leaky roof into a bit of humor with signs put up over the larger puddles of water in the halls. ‘I’m glad that someone could find the humourous side to this mess,’’ laughed senior Bobby Edwards. Carrying out what soon may be tradition, the football squad again won the homecoming game. It was a win that increased the ‘‘magic’’ that sur- Guided By Radar ee — rounded that night. This was THE year that students, Faculty, and administration had waited for — we took off, picked up speed, and flew into our best year ever. During College Day, juniors De- nise Lennox and Lisa Watkins speak to a representative from St. Mary's College about qualifica- tions, applications, and majors. 219