Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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Community service Beautifying and impro- ving the school grounds is one of the main objec- tives of the Burns voca- tional classes. Members of the bricklaying classes have built a wall around the front of the bus park- ing lot. The bricklaying class is also planning with the help of the carpentry classes to renovate the concession stand on the visitors side of the football field. The agriculture classes are also working to beautify the school grounds. They are land- scaping the area beside the bus parking lot and- planting an orchard. This project, which will con- tinue for eight years, will not only beautify the rounds, but it will also be a money-making project the agriculture classes. Gene Wright chops barbecue at Alston Bridges as part of his on the job training for his ICT class. Marlene Rice and Vickie Beam Seniors Eddie Walker and Eddie dress the dolls they are working McCurry try to fix an alternator on to give the Salvation Army as in Mr. Cabiness’ auto mechanics part sulci FHA community service class. project.

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Gary Lail, Eric Richards, Mike Earl, as and Richie Turner erect a wall: at fare = «os SEP Central Cleveland School. a a ae wore ee ee = Mrs. Borders’ students make the dresses for the dolls to be given to the Salvation Army as a com- munity service project for needy children. Keith Parrish helps in building a gun rack in his carpentry class. Tammra Earl portrays a nurse in her Health Occupations II class. 80

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Community service These projects not only improve the school but most importantly give stu- dents some first-hand ex- perience in the career fields they have chosen. Working on a duplicating woodlathe, senior Dean Dabbs is preparing a leg for a chair during his carpentry class. Seniors Eric Richards, Richié Turner, and Mike Earl check to insure the levelness of a wall they are constructing at Cen- tral Cleveland School. 82