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

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Some Days Are Special Report Card Day Karen Epps, Jane Lawrence, and Wilson Jeffreys express surprise for could it be dismay?J upon receiving their report cards. Honor Society Induction Day The shield of the National Honor Society stands for character, service, leadership, and scholarship. SAT Registration Day Mrs. Carter aids Cyrena Wilson in registering for the Scholas- tic Aptitude Test. Everyday at Eastern is special in itis own way, however, certain days add new dimensions. The tradi- tional three 'fr'sU give way to five big R's', - Regis- tration, Recognition, Report Cards, Reward, and Re- lease! Magazine Prize Day Nancy Jackson, Susan Scott, and Mark Warren receive their prizes from the magazine sale from Mrs. Newlin. Friday ' f H 'Qjiii-il Friday always comes and the bell always rings - eventually.

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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

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J .V.'s Post Winning Season The 1972 football season for the Eastern J.Vfs was a successful one. Good coaching and eager, hard- working players helped the Junior Eagles to a winning season. Noted for exceptional ability as a ball carrier dur- ing the season was Spencer Woods as he showed fine qualities of an open-field runner. The J.V.'s finished the season with a creditable 5-3-l record, due to the coaching talents of Coaches Clayton, Lovette, and Scott and the ability of the players to work together as a team. Stan Williams escapes a tackle. FIRST ROWV Left to right: R. Trollinger, W. Lambert, D. Dixon, S. Woods, M. Buckner, captain, C. Matthews, B. Pennington, R. Harris W. Webster. SECOND ROW- Left to right: R, Woods, P. Gregory, E. Bradley, J. Broome, A. Wilkinson, S, Williams, A. Lambert, E. Ray H. Kimber, D. Wilkinson, G. Chandler, R. Caponi. THIRD ROW-Left to right: J. Haith, bus driver, J. Thompson, K. Russell, J. Cain, S Hobbs, D. Blanchard, R. Barts, M. Dennis, T. Woffard, D. Cain, A. Bean, M. Pride, S. Cox, T. Slaughter, C, Bradley, Mgr. , 10