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

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Governor Scott Says, 6'It's the Kids That Count. Wonder how many freshmen were lost? i . . . At least that's what we think! On August 31, Eastern held the key for all public schools in North Carolina. On that day, school was officially opened on our campus by the statels first citizen, Eastern zone's number one VIP, Governor Robert Scott. ' The ceremony at Eastern symbolized the opening of schools throughout the state. Dr. Craig Phillips, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, also ap- peared on the program. Governor Scott's remarks emphasized the adopted slogan: '6lt's the Kids That Countf' He challenged the North Carolina school family to organize the activi- ties for the year to give all kids the major emphasis. He further challenged the kids to make the school year count . 3- Eastern principal, Claude Dover, confers with Governor Robert Scott and students Mike White, Peggy Kueider, and Ricky Moore who participated in the program which opened schools for the 1972 term. 7

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1972 School Year Begins The 1972 school year at Eastern began with many students, a flourish of activity concerning schedules, a new look', for all the buildings, feelings of pride and accomplishment as classes advanced in rank, and high hopes for this to be the best year everf' Few changes were seen in administrative and facul- ty assignments, but new faces there were on the campus as 283 freshmen sought their individual places as Eagles. Everyone agreed that the beginnings could be exciting, challenging, and fun. All prospects, indeed, led the Eagles to declare, lt looks like a good yearf, 4.., fr' an ' UK QD if E AR' fi 3 ' , According to the map . . . Is Someone up there kidding me? mw 'w. .,,, V What color did that art lady say this hall should be? Mrs. Spaulding must be across the hall