Ashbrook High School - Leaves of Green Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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BSU QBrothers and Sisters United! is a service organiza- tion that is involved in school and community projects. The Brothers and Sisters United help with the March of Dimes, help with groups working against Sickle-Cell Anemia, and other projects. Brothers and Sisters United members are ready and willing to help with any school or community related project. The FCA lFel1owship of Christian Athletesj is a school sponsored club that brings players from all of the different sports offered here at Ashbrook into a united visible fellowship brought about by their faith. Some goals of this club are to bring more sportsmanship con- A duct to their games, better at- titudes, and to help understand the differences in other people's beliefs. The Brothers and Sisters United members are: Row one: Enetta Simms, Joe Stroman, Patricia Lowery, Mario White. Row two: Barbara Carroll, Barbara Blake, Phyllis Davis, Carolyn Hull, Sandra Phillips, Loretta Isom. Row Three: Carolyn Reid, Terri Kendrick, Carla Armstrong, Angela Carroll, Maurice Miller. Row four: Darrell Barber, Shawn Furr, and Duane Reid. ' The members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes are: Row one: Paul Senter, Micheal McCurry, Eddie Cook, Micheal Patter- son, Timmy Cape. Row two: Scott Phillips, Darren Phillips, Bryan Setzer, Mandy Farmer, Ronnie Sytz. Row Three: Mary Jane Jarvis, Lisa Higginbotham, Angel Teague, Sheri Camp, David Wright. Row four: Robert Craig, Joey Tedder, Emily Craig, and Beverly Sytzg. 90fInvolve me nt

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The Ecology Club is a very active Phe American Field Service consists of Row one - Mrs. Beam - Advisor, Carol Matthews, Sharon Vlatthews, Alexandra Van Oosterhout, Melanie Davis - Pres., Nafsilena Canari, Terry Alford. Row :wo - Ceil Harris - Vice Pres., Rodney Ouzts - Special Rep., Jackie Ramey - Sec., Mollie McCon- aaughey - Treas. Row three - Mike Farmer, Margaret Williams, Linda Isselin, Kathy Jonas, Geri Lancaster, Jimmy Tate, Jeanie Vasicek, Donna Stiles, Lillian Dickson. Row four - Paulette Worthy, Richard Reeves, Phylis Tribble, Carla Armstrong, Belinda McCarter, Hannah Lewis, Karen Cobb, Ieif Patterson, Matthew Psomadakis, Beth Erwin. Row five - Cathy Sanders, Arlene McKay, Mike Sonnor, Michael Pahutski, Cathy Bradshaw, Suzanne Harmon, Bonnie Lewis, Eric Elliott, Helena Vlilewski. The American Field Service Club of Ashbrook sponsors foreign exchange students. There are two foreign ex- change students this year. They are Nafselina Canari from Greece and Alexandra Van Oosterhout from Holland. The AFS sponsors activities for the foreign exchange students, and they also pay for some of the cost of their stay here. club devoted to encouraging the preser- vation of the environment and the depleting natural resources. Through such projects as paper drives, the club hopes to complete the landscaping pro- ject in front of the school. The Ecology Club consists of Row one - Tammy Davis - Sec., Susan Reese - Pres., Skip Weill - Treas. Row two - Dale Reavis, Jack Levinson, Laurie Gobel, Leslie McGee, Connie Tate, Lydia Patrick, Debbie Powell, Reavis Thorton. Row three -- Mary Sparks, Jimmy Lynn, Gina Paysour, Rodney Ouzts, Pam Patrick, Jeff Calbert, Eric Elliott. Not Pictured John Owens - Vice Pres. 89

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The Junior Heart Board Members are: Row one: Enetta Simms - Treasurer, Lori Broome - President, Claire Cho- quet - Vice President, Shadrick Hill - Secretary. Row two: Vicky West, Susie Thompson, Joni Taylor. Row three: Miss McKenzie - adivsor, Cheryl Black, Amy Francum, Mandi Clements. Row four: Kelly Morgan, Lisa Cheeseman, Geri Lancaster, Thomissa Burchiield. Row five: Paulette Worthy, Carla Armstrong, Patricia The Junior Heart Board en- courages young people to learn more about health careers and to aid in the fight against heart disease. Mem- bers assist the Gaston County Heart Association in its endeavors to help those who are in need of its care. The Junior Heart Board meets with other board mem- bers throughout the county to report on their progress. They also help out at the Heart House here in Gastonia. .Q-N.. 4- TAPS fTeen Action Programl of Ashbrook is one of the very important service clubs to the community and especially to the March of Dimes Association. The Teen Action Program helps with fund raising projects for handicapped children not only in Gastonia and Gaston County but also on the national level. Ashbrook is lucky to have the County President, Luellen Painter, here at school. The Teen Ac- tion Program is one of the more active clubs at school, and the members work very hard also for the school. Lowery,and Elisa Elliott. The Teen Action Program includes: Row one: Rodney Outz - President, Jimmy Tate - Vice President. Row two: Carol Buchanon, Darlene Hoffman. Row three: Wanda Barnes, Geri Lancaster. Row four: Diane Hoffman, Paula Stoifman. Row five: Susan Reese, Jackie Ramey. Row six: Terry Young, Richard Reeves, Kim Smith, Denise Powell, Susan Baker, Donna Stiles, Beth Erwin, Jimmy Lynn, Mike Adams, Linda Isselin, Cathy Bradshaw. Not pictured is Luellen Painter - County President. 91