Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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MONITORS Jo Abernathy Robert Abernethv Martha Lois Adams Bobby Barbee Patty Beam Ralph Bingham Linda Bookout Janet Brooks Dixie Booth Jimmy Bradshaw Vickie Brown Shirley Ann Buchanan Faye Burgess Sharon Cannon Blair Carr Ellen Ann Cauthen Joyce Ann Cloninger Roger Coon Charles Costner, Jr. Betty Daniel Libby Daniel Sandra Davis Elizabeth Joyce Davis Bobby Dellinger Nancy Edwards Tommy Efird Joyce Etheredge Paul Faires Vera Elaine Foy Sue Froneberger ]immy Giles Jake Gray Max Grigg Carolyn Grissom Joe Planes Judy Harvell Mary Helen Helton Carol Hinkle Barbara Hoffman Cecil Hoffman Alice Huss Charles Richard Johnson Dan Edgar Kale Joan Kirby Lloyd Lancaster Brenda Ledwell Janice Ann Lee Michael Clifton Lee George Lingle Rachel Virginia Lowe Sherry Kay Lyda Peggy Joan Martin Porter McAteer Reid McCarter James McDaniel Susan McGinnis Martha Nolen Jimmy Norris Nora Ann Orr Johnny Parks Jon Parrish Paul Wayne Porter Richard Reinhardt Beverly June Robinson Joy Rogers Mary Rollins Judy Rucker Joyce Sanders Kay Schlagenhauf David Smith Jennings Smith Mary Sue Smith Larry Stacey Bill Spencer Doris Stewart Judy Summerell John Summey Dale Vaughn Theresa Ward Alvin Wamock Ellen Wamock Lamar Whisnant David WTitesides Marie Annette Withers Donna Yancey MONITORIAL COUNCIL Ronald Smith Chief Bobby Blanton Senior Assistant Chief Frankie Norbis Junior Assistant Chief Bill Whisnant Sophomore Assistant Chief Pete Demetriades Senior Monitorial Representative Jean Kluttz Junior Monitorial Representative Mac Jones Sophomore Monitorial Representative Sherry Kay Lyda Secretary Mr. E. J. Phillips Faculty Advisor Miss Barbara Strickland Assistant Faculty Advisor

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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 »? » ' » »

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THE Tom David Efird Editor-in-Chief Peter Gus Demetriades Business Manager NINETEEN FIFTY-SEVEN The 1957 Spinner is the thirty-fifth yearbook published by our high school. For just that many years, The Spinner has been portraying This is the Way to a happy and worthwhile school life. “The Wav has now become tradition— wholeheartedly supported by the student body and consistently cherished by all Alumni. As evidence of this each year ' s sale of yearbooks has increased. In 1957 eleven hundred copies will be published. You will see here scenes from the classroom where high aca- demic achievements are being made; scenes from the classroom o showing the vocational preparation for life; scenes from the school showing the cultural development of the individuals; athletic activities dedicated to both the physical and spiritual development; and extra-curricular activities designed for the building of character and good citizenship.