Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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FINE YARNS STAFF Sylvia Parks Editor-in-Chief Lane Rockett Managing Editor Ed Clarke Art Editor Dave Chant Director of News Bureau Lou Littlefield Assistant Editor Delores Jenkins Assistant Editor Esther Adams Assistant Editor Ena Bishop Assistant Editor Barbara Huffstetler Assistant Editor Tommy Reynolds Assistant Editor Jo Abernathy Sophomore Editor Pierre Bailey Staff Photographer |oe Lasater Business Manager Ann Falls Chief Typist Janie Whitworth Circulation Manager Mr. Robert Riddle Sponsor Jane Bradley, Joe Anderson, Bill Poole Reporters Many school activities are covered in the Fine Yarns, which is published six times a year and every liigli scliool student is a subscriber. The 1956-57 staff was seventeen members of Mr. Robert B. Riddle’s Journalism Class. The basic purpose of this class is to learn the fundamentals of good journalism and to publish our school newspaper, Fine Yarns. i m j f p- ®

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BUILDING COMMITTEE Richard Lee Dixon, Chairman Kenneth Charles Beam Sara Kathryn Dickson Helen Ann McArver Sy ' lvia Dale Parks J o Anne Rockett James Arthur Smith Paul Eugene Walsh William Preston Whisnant PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Christina Lee Looper, Chairman James Allen Alexander Billy Caldwell Robert William McCarter Harry McClellan Moffett Julia Wainwright Summerrell Leah Theresa Ward Rachel Beatrice Young GROUNDS COMMITTEE David Davoe Jordan, Chairman Heber Keith Brunnemer, Jr. William McConnell Jones Carole Kafitz King Lucy Ann Rawlings Dana Lee Smith Ollie Gaynelle Spencer John Russell Talley, Jr. CUSTOMS COMMITTEE Wilson Marshall LaFar, Chairman Betty Jane Daniel Ann Spurrier Falls Susan Lenora Froneberger Joan Hannafi Kirby Joseph Merriman Lasater David Michael Tarlton

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MONITORIAL COUNCIL Ronald Smith Chief Ashley Senior High has been an outstanding high school in many respects. The one which has brought most praise to our school has been the ex- cellent program of citizenship training. A. I l.S. is known throughout the state and the entire Southeast of our nation for the good behavior of the student body. Courtesy, honesty, sincerity, cooperation, and integrity are traits of character which can be checked as above average for most of the young women and young men enrolled in the student body. I he moni torial system of student participation in the administration of the high school has been the “seed bed for this citizenship training. Hie monitorial body is made up of elected representatives from each homeroom. The Monitorial Council is the Executive organization for the bodv of monitors. It is the responsibility of these two groups to lead the students in a program of good citizenship. Their duties extend to all school activities other than in the classroom. Page Eighty-four »? » ' » »