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

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AVELE GTHS ,. ,,,, ,a, . 1 f 'Q K ' i 4 V , if f fQ '57 ff I , . i ' A Editor Cinda Smyre gives Business Manager Tom- my Warlick financial advice, Other members of the staff are lane Stubblefield, Rhonda Deal, jeff l-lartvvig, Sheldon Hollowell. l 1 ,Vx a we M ,tt is-my ,s,,,,,, ,,,, Vg ft' as 4520 , ' 1 V K sf. a, 4. ,.,, A 4 7 -n, f,,, U Y ..,L ,Qt Experiencing an acute case of writers block, Sheldon Hollovvell seeks the advice of Wave- lengths advisor Mike Holland. Taking a break from their busy routine, Rhonda Deal and lane Stubblefield look happily over their completed work while Tommy Warlick 'stuffs his face. l32!Organizations lournalism I students attend a press conference 5.1-H uw- M.: , 1 1 4 u. .id ' , .mlim . w,,.,i...'.,. sx JW V 1944 ., , ,ss 91 yu Num

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campaign for their favorite candidate. The advisor of the Young Democrats, Mrs. Ware, holds many meetings in order to improve the club. Brad Roberts, serving as the president of the Young Democrats, encourages students to help N REPUBLICAN MEMBERS: Tommy Warlick, lay Holt, Matt Ayotte, Bruce Lowie, Keith Payne, lulie Gray, loe Bonnin, Tripp Goodrich, Beverly Green, Brad Massey, Nick meet, Andy Warren, David Smith, Warren Bane, Trey Carter, jeff Kahn, Lin Hollowell, and Mr. Taylor, advisor. President: Matt Ayotte, Organizationsf131

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MANENT WAVES Staff: Boo Gaines, Bo Chriscoe, Andy Boster, Kristi Pendelton, Tracey Summey, Kim Angelo, a Coon, Anna Beveridge, Roonie Cather, Brad Roberts, Bob Smootz, Paige Buckner, Robbie Dellinger, Neal irnton, Lynn Cardin, Karen Van Sleen, David Taylor, lulie Cooper, Beth Bright, Donald McLoud, Tammy vers, Betsy Hopkins, Mary Layton Qadvisorj. amm- Angelo and Dina Coon are Ashbrook's representatives to the Gazette's School Page. PERMANENT WAVES Permanent Waves, Ashbrook's art and literary magazine, displays creative students at their best. Art l and ll students produce work in a variety of media, including pen and ink, sculpture, acrylic, pencil, collage and pho- tography. Poetry, short stories, and essays are submitted by Ashbrook's students and faculty to an editorial board composed of journalism l students who choose the en- tries to be published. Only in its third year, Permanent Waves has received critical acclaim. Last year's magazine placed third in the state for gen- eral excellence at the North Carolina Scho- lastic Press Institutes annual compeition. Four individuals also vvon top honors for their work. Leigh Robinson is the 1983 Per- manent Waves editor, vvith Leslie Painter serving as assistant editor. Business manager Lisa Walsh and her assistant Shelley Friesen have spent a busy year raising money through the sale of T-shirts. Advisors are Allen Gritfen and Mary Lay- tOr1. ln order to keep up with the outstanding reputa- tion of the literary magazine Permanent Waves, Journalism l must pay careful attention to the instructions being given. Positions on Permanent Waves Staff: Editor, Leigh Robinson, Assistant Business Manager, Shelley Frieseng Assistant Editor, Leslie Painter, Business Manager, Lisa Walsh. Organizations!133 X3