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

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• • m ' m,” . HCC Provides “Nurses ” for S ic£ Room Health Careers Club sponsor, attended aclinic in Burlington especially planned by the Alamance-Caswell county chapter for health careers clubs interested in the medical profession. The clubs are sponsored by Mr. Fred Brady and Mr. Bill Thacker of the physical education department. BONNIE Mebane, a Senior HCC member, takes Elame Starnes temperature after putting Gaynelle Anderson to bed. Senior Health Careers Front Row: E. Gilliam, C. Anderson, S. Riggs, W. Gardner (secretary), A. Ward (treasurer), R. York (president), T. Self (vice president), K. Smith, A. Stanfield, H. Bell, J. Billings. Second Row: C. Cobb, J. Caviness, S. Cole, P. Rich, R. Lefler, D. Price, D. Blinson, R. Trollinger, B. Mebane, C. Hargis. Back Row: L. Faucette, R. Faulkner, J. Duncan, B. Jones, R. Satterfield, C. Riley, C. Weiss, L. Raines, K. Brady, J. Long. m am. MAKING bandages as a club project is a task of Wayne Gardner.

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junior HCC Sours £ocal Hospitals After one year of organization, the Health Careers club was off to a good start and accomplished big things . With the work of a project committee and willing members, ideas were molded into action. A donation of eighty dollars to the stadium fund was the club ' s first project. Much needed trash cans were placed in various areas throughout the schools grounds. For those cases of emergency, first aid kits were placed in every building. For the first time students were permitted to help in the infirmary. They checked the time a student entered and left the sick room, took temperatures, and got the first taste of what it ' s like to be a real nurse. Both clubs, accompanied by Mr. Fred Brady, Senior Junior Health Careers Front Row: D. Graham, P. Stewart, S. Tyson, V. Maultsby (treasurer), D. Oakley (president), D. Cole (secretary), J. Rascoe (vice president), D. Warren, S. Turner. Second Row: C. Wilkinson, C. Cooper, M. Walker, D. Andrews, A. Clark, W. Andrews, L. Sykes, M. Morton, F. McAdams, M. Whitley, D. Carol, G. Turner. Third Row: B. Graham, S. Rippy, S. Mullis, J. Young, J. Spivey, J. McCall, S. Gilliam, D. Shelton, C. Sharpe, P. Poteat, L. Tuck, K. Murphy, B. Beaver. Back Row: K. Dodson, J. Curasi, B. Anthony, T. Bullard, G. Boggs, B. Bosquet, T. Foust, C. Williams, R. Barnett, J. Davis, D. Faulkner. SRA booklets offer career guidance to members of the Junior Health Careers Club. 46

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DS Sets up Downtown Display for DSCA Week The Distributive Education Club of America, or in short DECA, was a working part of Eastern this year. The club had many projects and activities some of which were the courtesy car window washing of cars in the school parking lot, sponsoring a Valentines Dance for tire student body, and attending District and State Con¬ ferences for DECA members. They celebrated National DECA Week with colorful bulletin boards and displays. The members also presented the annual Bosses Night DECA club president, Jimmy Rascoe, is caught on the job. Banquet as a favor to their employers. The big project of the year was a display set up in a downtown store window portraying the theme DECA—Students Today- Future Leaders of Tomorrow. On February 9, the Sixth District DECA contest was held at Eastern. Judy Fitch was awarded first place in sales demonstration and Pat Ingram won second in public speaking. DISTRICT DECA contest gives members a chance to display advertising talent. Front Row: J. York, M. Workman, L. Terrell (parliamentarian), D. Hall (assistant pre side nt), J. Rascoe (pre s ide nt), L. Riley (vice president), B. Davis (treasurer), M. Dodson, J. Barton, D. Ray. Second Row: H. Young, B. Davis, S. Jones, P. Huffman, D. Burrow, L. Jarrett, V. Whedbee, C. Riggan. Third Row: B. Allen, W. Madden, R. Rimmer, D. Warren. W. Lunsford, W. Catlett, R. Rimmer, L. Neighbors, P. Williams, J. Wheely- Back Row: J. Terrell, M. Foushee, B. Jobe, P. Ingram, C. Holt, D. Sechrist, R. Horner, L. Martin, A. Marks, L. Jarrett. 48