Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Juniors Amy Hull and Brenda Goodman work together to beat their opponents in a bad- minton match. After a failing attempt to spike the ball, the front row checks to be sure someone hits the ball to them. Coach Atkinson comes down from the air after hitting the volleyball back towards the other side. Volleyball classes get to share the teacher — hop- ng he'll be on their side of the net. During P.E., Duane Oates, Lee Mauney, Clarence Whitwoth, Ronald Brown, and Stoney Mad- dox participate in a tough game of basketball.

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Wanda Grigg studies the char- acteristics of ancient Greek art. Jamey Yarboro works on Bueprnts of a house for Art Creativity ‘ ae James Degree, Kevin Davis, and Ulysses Tuft draw reflections seen in ‘‘Legg’s Eggs”. Michael Lineberger works on his still life drawing for Art II. Ever tried cave painting? Well, students in the new art history class got their first taste of prehistoric arts, as they painted by Candlelight, and drawing signals instead of talking. Even he paint they used was homemade, from animal fat, dirt, and ber- ries. Another project they completed was ‘‘stained- glass” windows. Although they were not real glass, had about the same affect. They were designed by cutting holes in black con- struction paper, and filling them in with multi-colored tissue paper. Students said that, even though it was time consuming, the end product made it worth while. Even though it is an art Class, art history is more Closely related to a history course. Through various films, slide shows, and reading textbooks, stu- dents learned about Ro- man, Greek, and the Middle Ages in art and artists. However, since most stu- dents don’t have muc h background in world his- tory, they are taking longer to learn the material, and art history is only a semes- ter course. Art instructor Beverly Putnam com- mented that she would like to try the course out for a year next year.

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Learning A Proffession Burns welcomed two new student teachers in the P.E. department. De- nise Greene, who attends Gardner Webb, taught under the supervision of Mrs. Carpenter. Although she attended East Rutherford High School, Miss Greene said that she would prefer to get a job teaching somewhere in the mountains or on the coast rather than in this area. Also student-teaching here at Burns was Isaac McFarland, who taught under Mr. Greene. A senior at Gardner Webb College, Mr. Farland en- joys all sports, and has played baseball with the Gardner Webb team for the past three years. This will be his fourth year of playing. When asked what his future teaching plans were, Mr. McFarland re- plied ‘‘I’'d like to teach Basketball enthusiasts Martinkee, 2YWhere around here Lee Mauney, Ronald Brown, and ... Maybe at Burns.” He James Littlejohn get involved ina also commented that he Bub galne: likes Burns a lot. ‘‘The students and teachers are easy to get along with.” Watching the return, juniors Tammy Camp and Carolyn Glenn wait to see if the birdie lands within the bound- aries during a game of badminton.