Eastern Alamance High School - Signa Yearbook (Mebane, NC)

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A principal's office is a very busy place, and our principal finds that no matter how hard he tries his work is never quite done. rg eaefem receives full Mr. Elmo S. Allgood, Eastern High School's principal, received his B. A. degree from High Point College and his Masters from the University of North C arol i na at Chapel Hill. Since this merely follows state regulations for all principals, this is no reason to set ours apart from others. However, Mr. Allgood brings much more than degrees to his work. A school is composed of people, young people. These students are in school to gain knowledge, but this some- times isn't realized until they are out of school and have begun to use the knowledge they have received. The principal must plan the classes of his school, oversee the teachers' work in these classes, and also co-ordinate the extra curricular activities to benefit the students. Mr. Allgood does all this and more. He is continually working to find ways to improve the school and to run it more efficiently. He works closely with teachers and is as familiar with their curriculum as they are themselves. He is also in close contact with all student activities and sponsors our student government. The students of Eastern are very proud of their prin- cipal.He has shown the understanding and thoughtfulness that will long be remembered bythe students of our school. Mr. Al lg o o d uses the public address system to keep the stu- dents informed of the various activities. 10