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

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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.

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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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1972 Season is Disappointing for Eagles The 1972 football season for the Eastern Eagles was a disappointing one. Several factors helped con- tribute to the Eagles' failure to equal last yearis record. ' Inexperience was one of the problems that faced the Mean Green. The small number of returning let- termen forced many players to play both offense and defense. Injuries to key players was another problem that plagued the team. Donald Hoover broke his wrist in pre-season prac- tice and missed the first few games. After returning for four games, he broke his leg and spent the rest of the season on crutches. Alan Wilson was out six weeks with a broken arm while Keith Bowlandis broken ankle kept him out of play for six games. Other players hampered by injuries included Rod Gordon, Perry Foust, and Kenny Cook. In reviewing the football year, it must be remem- bered that this was a rebuilding year for the Eagles. 1972 was not good in terms of wins, but the players showed the desire, dedication, and pride that it takes to be an Eagle. Perry Foust makes a block downfield for an Eagle ad- vance. J. at again, . FIRST ROW-Left to right: J, Whited, K. Cook, C. Fox, B. Lynch, R. Modlin, J. Bolick, J. Royal, R. Moore, J. Pierce. SECOND ROW-Left to right: W. Foust, A, Wilson, S. Graves, D. Tuck, B. McPherson, B. Rice, K. Rimmer, M. Adams, J. Cook, K. Bowland, co-captaing J. Shambley. THIRD ROW-Left to right: M. Ham, Mgr.g L. Cheek, L. Ray, R. Gordon, co-captain, T. Bradley, B. Rice, H. Brown, R. Dodson, M. Warren, S. Tyson, D. Huffstetler, Mgr.g J. Shaw, Trainer. 14