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

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Staff Because the school’s janitorial and cafeteria staff members are efficient and keep the school operating smoothly, they are too often taken for granted. Students know that the floors will be cleaned and the rooms warmed regardless of the weather, and that the cafeteria staff will have a hot lunch prepared everyday. Although they rarely acknowledge these efforts, most students realize that the staff performs invaluable service in the school’s functioning. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs.Clyda Moser, dietitian, Junius Cobb, Mona Farthing, Rachel Hester, Mary Johnson, Minnie Miles, Hattie Moore, I Louise Paylor, and Naomi Smith. . ' • ' s

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One of the most nerve-wracking jobs at any school is that of driving a school bus. Cold winter mornings, boisterous students, and less than enthusiastic motors compound the difficulties of our dedicated chaffeurs, but they manage to arrive at their desti¬ nations on schedule. The library assistants also perform important School tasks. They devote their study halls to issuing books, checking library passes, and keeping the library orderly. Though theirs is sometimes a thankless task, both groups of students render faith¬ ful service to the school. Isley, Dawn; Kernodle, Donald, Kernodle, Joy; McKinney, Johnny; Ray, David; Satterfield, Margaret; Tuttle, Bynum; Warren, Marilyn; Westbrook, Brenda. BUS DRIVERS: Allgood, David; Bradley, Nan- cy;Buckner, Joan; Capps, Karen; Carroll, Becky; Crabtree, Debbie; Dodson, Jerry; Gilliam, Susan; Graham, Kezia; Hall, Bonnie; Hamilton, Susan; LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Allison, Danny; Carter, Robert; Cooper, Bon¬ nie; Del Vescovo, Janet; Ferrell, Deb¬ bie; Fuquay, Judy; Graves, Mary Alice; Jeffries, Dina; Jeffries, Linda; Kincaid, Sheila; King, Jerry; McCall, Janice; McCaskill, Debbie; Monroe, Linda; Murray, Gayle; Patton, Ricky; Porterfield, Jeffrey; Ragan, Nannette; Ragan, Vickie; Turner, Linda; Wilkins, Pat; Wilkins, Phyllis; Wade, Helen.

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Business Mrs. Nadine Lucas, who did her practice teaching at Eastern last year, has returned to teach business education. She was graduated from Elon College. Education I V Mrs. Mary Jean Covington prepares her business students to be efficient secretaries as she teaches them typing and shorthand. A member of Eastern’s first graduating class, she received her A.B. degree at Elon College. “The fastest typist in the East,” Mrs. Lou Clark devotes much time to those in the business department. In addition to her teach¬ ing duties, she frequently assists the school secretary and serves on the student activity committee. She received her B.S. degree at Appalachian.