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

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any Clubs at Eastern Serve Through Projects Membership in a club means being involved in many things - fun, fellowship, activities, and ,, learning. However, a major part of club activities is P devoted to service. In the many clubs at Eastern, members willingly give of their time to help needy : Bunn- families, raise money for the school, collect for worthwhile organizations, clean up the school and community, and answer other requests for help in many types of projects. Many students at Eastern have found deep satisfaction in serving their school and community as club members. Wanda Holt, Gwen Crisp, and Jane Webster compare lengths of the Spirit Chains sponsored by the Civinette Club. i x Keyette President Mary Keck presents Mrs. Willis and Mr. Phillips with Thanksgiving fruitbaskets made by the club. 12

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.S LWQQQ- Y ,:.f55 '!1?,'- Evaw gy.. . The Eagles pause to watch Edward Ray complete a screen pass. S F ..A , 5 'A' Ls. ' f K - - fi: E Spencer Woods eludes a Graham tackler. Mer, Eastern's defense makes a stop from behind. Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Southeast fforfeitj Ragsdale 14 Bartlett-Yancey 7 Southern 7 Northeast Guilford 7 Western 12 Cummings 6 Northwest Guilford 0 Graham 14 Coaches Lee Lovette, Bill Scott, and Mike Clayton discuss game strategy. 1 1

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Pam Lancaster, Teresa Simpson, Judi Bradley, and Julia Enoch supervise bobbing-for-apples during the Keyette Halloween Party at the Elon Home for Children. .E sail Key Club members Marty Bean, Spencer Woods, and Marshall Stephenson npolicen the garden area. Civinettes Cindy Rainey and Janet McKinney collect for muscular dystrophy. u Key Club member Mike White sells Ricky Haith a litter basket. , 5 K nv Z Janet McKinney, Keith Bowland, and Sharon Raines work on the Senior Health Careers Thanksgiving Goodwill Project.