Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

8 ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF ASHLEY HIGH SCHOOL GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA BONNIE FRANK NORRIS, III, EDITOR SAMUEL PHILLIP JACKSON, MANAGER FOREWORD The Spinner Staff of 1958 asks you to consider the words of Thomas Henry Huxley in his essay on A Liberal Education: “The Chess board is the world— the pieces are the phenomena of the universe, the rules of the game are what we call the laws of Nature. The player on the other side is hidden from us. We know that his play is always fair, just, and patient. But also we know to our cost, that he never overlooks a mistake, or makes the smallest allowance for ignorance. The game of life is like unto the art of playing chess. T is so you ' ll find, when we compare the two at A.H.S. The board of chess is quite complex; yet, too, is this old world In which we all must venture ere the future doth unfurl. The present finds us on one block— our designated check— Tho ' we occupy alone, we re part of an eternal sect. And when we stop and look behind, we see the past unfold; Unique and binding patterns form: each man makes up the whole. Our Knights ride forth and challenge others in the field of sports; Our Kings and Queens, too, merit fame in far and distant courts. And those who lead and guide our steps in every move we make— Our Bishops, Pawns, and Rooks— all teach the course we are to take. So if we all contribute of ourselves and of our time, We may not win the Game, but we’ll have seen the goal sublime. Joan Hahn Judy Jackson ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS WE HONOR . . All of our winners— winners in the classrooms— on the athletic held —on the stage— in the contests— in the moment by moment right choices. As in Chess, no quality is more important than the one defined as ' grace under pressure.” To win brilliantly in an obviously superior position is no great feat. But to rise to the heights from a difficult position— that is the mark of a winner. I he art of winning is onlv attained when the person has fully acknowledged that the player on the other side never overlooks a mistake, or makes the smallest allowance for ignorance.” A superior force— whatever its nature may be— is unimportant if it is rendered impotent by the opponent’s superior strategy. Ashley Senior High has produced many winners in the past. It is our firm belief that we have many winners in our present student body. To you, the Class of 1958 confidently dedicates this volume of The Spinner. Page Eight 5 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Randolph E. Carothers Principal Mr. Ernest J. Phillips, }r. Assistant Principal HOSTESSES Hettie Jo Abernathy Martha Lois Adams Alma Lottie Baker Brenda Anne Burroughs Jenny Sue Carpenter Carol Jean Eudy Helen Anne McArver Slisan Jane McGinnis Martha Loltise Nolen Mary Clare Sanders Stella Blair Smith Norma Jean Splawn Barbara Joy Taylor FACULTY Anthony J. Bevacqua Joe Boley Miss Geraldine Bundrick Everette L. Carlton Miss Betty Jean Cash Mrs. Harry Cathey Gaither D. Cline Mrs. William Culp Mrs. Lawrence Davis Robert L. Denton Mrs. C. A. Froneberger Miss Evelyn Howell Charles S. Jarvis Mrs. Maxa B. Kinlaw Miss Alna L. Kiser FACULTY Mrs. Charles D. Loggins Armand C. Mando James A. Massey, Jr. Mrs. Eligenia McArver Miss Jean McArver L. O. McCollum Bobby B. McI ' arland Miss Betty S. Mintz Conley L. Moffett Malcolm C. Nelson Cary D. Osborn Miss Josephine Osborne Mrs. Sue H. O’Shields Mrs. E. J. Phillips Larry I. Rhodes I Mr. Robert B. Riddle Mrs. Elise C. Riley Oscar F. Sappenfield Mrs. Lamar Smith Miss Dorothy Spencer Mrs. Harold J. Stalcup Mrs. Callie Stanley Robert L. Stapleton Van Sellers Mrs. Jack Taylor J. C. Tester Miss Jinsie Underwood Mrs. Ylia Puig Walsh Miss Carol Williams Miss Betty Willingham Mrs. Walter H. Wray Walter H. Wray E N O R OFFICERS ] ames Alan Giles President Andrew Shaw Melvin, |r. Vice-President Leah Theresa Ward Secretary Harold David Strolipe Treasurer Kenneth Charles Beam Monitorial Representative Lane Summers Rockett Editor SENIORS Martha Ann Adams Martha Lois Adams James Allen Alexander Shirley Ann Alexander Judy Ann Almond Margaret Mozelle Anthony Bobbie Jean Armstrong Martha Jackson Atkins Jon Robert Babington Alma Lottie Baker lovce Edna Ballard Richard Warren Ballard Page Nineteen Valry Ward Barr, Jr. Thomas Edward Baugh, Jr. Kenneth Charles Beam [oyce Maxine Beddingfield Ronald Lawrence Berckman Doyle LeCompte Berryman Page Twenty Helen June Black Loraine Black Mary Jane Blackwood Harold Lamar Blanton Hyldrith Faye Bolch Margaret Caroline Boyce Nancy Ann Boyd Lana Louella Boyles John Lewis Bradley Peggy Louise Bradley William Rogers Bradley Robert Frank Bradshaw Page Twenty-one I helma Marie Brafford James Samuel Brown, II Nellie Anne Brown Vickie Diane Brown s E N I O R S Michael Ray Brunnemer Dorothy Faye Bumgardner Leonard Lee Bumgardner Ann Blair Burchfield Margaret Alena Burr Barbara Rose Cagle Page Twenty-two Seleda Ruth Camp Martha Ellen Campbell jenny Sue Carpenter Blair Douglas Carr Brenda Joyce Carter Frances Juanita Carver Betty Lou Case Ellen Anne Cauthen Elizabeth Diannah Champion James Ralph Cherry Doris Faye Childers William Powell Chitwood Page Twenty-three SEN I R S Mary Judith Cloer Margaret Ann Cloniger William Howard Coffey Elizabeth (ane Coleman Roger Duane Comer Roger Durham Coon Page Twenty-four William Lewis Craig, Jr. Gene Nelson Crawford Brenda Paulette Crenshaw Larry Paul Crenshaw Benice William Crumbley Frederick Ted Crump Sue Ella Damon Dewey Lee Davis Elizabeth Joyce Davis Troy Dean Davis Mary Katherine Deaton Helen Marie Decker Page Twenty-five Keith Sidney Dellinger Marie Jane Dellinger William Harold Dellinger William Robert Dixon Joyce Carroll Dunn David Reginald Eaker Page Twenty-six johnny Thomas Earnhardt Brenda Joyce Edison Nancy Jane Edwards Delma Ruth Elliott Einda Gerene Ellis Rhonda Lee Eplee Carol jean Eudv Rebecca Ann Evitt Paul Mason Faires, jr. Kenneth Wayne Faulkner Millie Sue Flowers Hazel Lois Foster Page Twenty-seven Football season is here again; the girls assume their positions and begin to score . . . The day of the Big Game— Ashley’s cheer- leaders add that “spark to the Homecoming Parade. In fall, a young man’s fancy turns to . . . blazers , button-downs, tweeds, and crew necks. The Girls in the Green Velvet Suits— band front, sharp as a tack! Photography for the Spinner begins early in September— before many of us are even aware that school has started ! Our letter-girls spell out the spirit of Ashley in more ways than one! Attention is focused on the sponsors for Homecoming. Faculty-student relations are up to par . . . so far ! The Ashley High School Marching Band — Subscriptions for Spinners are sought early; anticipation mounts— Glenda Faye Gaddis John Marshall Gaddis, Jr. Margie Loree Gantt Evelyn Geneva Gaston Patricia Ann Gibson lames Alan Giles Page Thirty Wilson Eugene Glaze Emily Ann Glover Phyllis Anne Gordon William O’Daniel Gray, Jr. Berdie Virginia Gregg Bryant Kennedy Grier Sylvia Jean Gunter Danvo Hagans Hazel Joan Hahn James Ralph Hale, Jr. Carroll Hardin Edna Lee Harrison Page Thirty-one Nelson Edward Hayes Betty Jo Helms Jan Elizabeth Elenry Herman Keith Herrin, Jr. S E N I R S Mary Leitha Herring Carol Lorene Hinkle Carl JCrbert Hoffman Cecil Hartwell Hoffman Helen Patricia fdoffman Doris Daniel Holfeld Page Thirty-two Linda Fitch Hollowell ludy Ann Holt Vertis Wayne Holt Barbara Sue Hopkins Charles Armstrong Horne Donald Clinton Howe Marjorie Jean Howell Joyce Edna Hudson Marcia Olivia Hudson Joyce Ann Hughes Susan Wakefield Hunt Alice Marie Huss Page Thirty-three s E N I O R S Edward Patrick Johnson Paul Eugene Johnson Shirley Ann Johnson Daniel Alan Jones Marshall Bryson Jones Thalia Beatrice Jones Page Thirty-four Shirley Joann Jordan Joan Hannah Kirby Harold Ray Kitchen Martha Jean Kluttz Linda Ioa Lail Mary Elizabeth Large Brenda Joyce Lee Michael Clifton Lee James Erwin Lindsay, III Johnny Anderson Lineberger Judy Marie Lineberger Tyree Cobb Lingerfelt Page Thirty-five 1 Page Thirty-six Flovd Carlton Martin Kay Marie Martin Patsy Lvnn Martin Peggy Joan Martin Johnny Alfred Mayes Betty Jean McAllister James Odis McDaniel, Jr. William Jacob McLean, Jr. Leonard McMillan Charles Edward McSwain Andrew Shaw Melvin, Jr. Marlene Messick i Page Thirty-seven Nancy Jorita Moody Lester Marvin Moore |ames Edward Moss Graham Calder Mullen s E N I O R S Frederick Arnold Mullis Eugene Lindley Murray, Jr. William Charles Newton Betty lane Nichols Bonnie Frank Norris, 111 Charles Rayford Painter Page Thirty-eight Peggy Lorena Panther ]ohn Allan Parker, Jr. John Will Parks, III Brenda Carolyn Penlev jack Benny Phillips Kay Blake Pierce Ransom Fletcher Piercy, Jr. Paul Morgan Planer Janice Irene Putman Brenda Jeanette Ramsey Mary Frances Rankin Lucy Ann Rawlings i Page Thirty-nine Without musicians a show can ' t go on. A musical whirl from a talented girl. And it came to pass.” Out for hicks. Seniors: “ Let’s Get Away from It AW— talent show theme for ’ 57 . Little Black Sambo? . . . It’s just Eli. “By hook or by crook.” Batista doesn’t have a chance with these two ! “Pistol Packing Mama.” Some jointl Opal Elizabeth Robinson Lane Summers Rockett Richard Excelle Rockett Loretta Jean Roe s E R S Forest Wilkinson Rogers Mary Eugenia Rollins Linda Beth Rucker Eli Leonard Saleeby Doris Lou Shehane Edith Anne Shuford Page Forty-two David Allen Smith David Francis Smith James Arthur Smith, Jr. Janice Ruth Smith Margaret Suzanne Smith Mary Sue Smith Rebecca Ann Smith Stella Blair Smith Linda Rochelle Snipes Howard Judson Spargo, Jr. Bernice Shirley Speer Norma Jean Splawn Page Forty-three }oan Glenda Stillwell Bennie Ellis Stroupe Harold David Stroupe Peggy Jean Stroupe Sara Jeanne Summerrow Beverly Yvonne Summey Page Forty-four James Lester Summey John Hood Summey Raymond Edward Summey John Stephen Tabet Aaron LaFon Tallent John Russell Talley, Jr. Doris Marie Tate Lawton Eugene Taylor Robert Wayne Teal Earl Bangle Teeter, Jr. Joerine Edna Terry Billy Eugene Thomas Page Forty-five James Glenn Turner Nellie Mae U’Ren Robert David Van Sleen David Michael Walsh Leah Theresa Ward James Lee Watson Page Forty-six Nancy Jean Westbrook Robbie William White, Jr. David Patrick Whitesides Barbara Ann Wiggins Betty Jean Wiggins Andrea Ruth Williams Azalee Genelle Williams Emily Jane Williams Ina Iris Williams Juda Williams Patricia Anne Willis Nancy Carol Wilson Page Forty-seven Page Forty-eight W ' N I O R S OFFICERS Joseph Wallace I Ianes Reid Alexander McCarter Betty Jane Daniel James Rufus Norris, Jr. Jake Lander Gray, III Hettie |o Abernathy President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Monitorial Representative Editor U N I O R S Hettie Jo Abernathy Jerry Burl Adair Sara Faye Adams Dan Leary Alexander Larry Phillips Anderson Ruth Alice Anderson Linda Jean Armstrong Linda Margaret Ashmore Charlene Delno Bagwell Mary Ann Bagwell Barbara Anne Bailey Ann Mason Ballard Robert Boyd Barbee Mickey Caldwell Barber, Jr. Brenda Joyce Barker Larry Carl Barker Robert James Barker Frank William Barlowe, Jr. Lannv Devinnie Barnes Joe Brown Baucom Winifred Perkins Beam Marvin Coleman Beasley James Robert Beauchamp Rex Randolph Beaver Lellon Bryant Bolynn Linda Jean Bookout Lucy Mae Bosserman Shari Miriam Boyd Joseph Benjamin Boyles Julia Ann Boy ter Roger William Brackett Richard Floyd Bradley Harry Neil Brandon Patricia Ann Brewer Freddie Robert Bridges Sandra Juanita Brooks Linda Lee Brown Brenda Joyce Bryant Carol Ann Bryant Johnny A. Bumgardner Brenda Joyce Bun ton Deanna Faye Burgess Larry Kenneth Burkett Margie Louise Burr Brenda Anne Burroughs Nancy Jane Bush David Earl Butler Phillip Allen Cabe Johnny Walter Cain Brenda Ruth Caldwell Frances Victoria Calvert Nancy Gail Cameron Betty Joan Campbell Eva Estelle Campbell Janice Ann Campbell Sharon Annelle Cannon Frederick Allen Carithers Judy Earleen Carpenter Robert Wayne Carpenter Betty Ann Carter Beatrice Joan Carver Becky Hunter Cauble Marcenia Kay Cavnev Carolyn Jo Chapman Carolyn Ann Cline James Mason Cloninger Joyce Ann Cloninger Flovd Charles Clubb Richard Albert Cody Rebecca Ann Coffey Vivian Dale Coley Dan Wilson Collette John Charles Cone Darryl Walker Conrad Melvin David Costner Brenda Elberta Cox Walter Thompson Cox, Jr. Barbara Dunlevy Craig Sidney Wilson Craig Claudey Racine Crane Brenda Kay Crowe Harvey James Crumbley, Jr. Michael David Cunningham Ralph Leonard Dalton Mary Anna Dameron Alvin William Daniel Betty Jane IMniel Reginald Evans Davis Sandra Gail Davis Jerry Keith Deal James William Deaton James Woodrow Dellinger Max Neill Dellinger Paula Ruth Dickson Robert Gallant Dixon Bill David Drum Russell Wayne Drum Janet Kay Eaker Ted Ivan Earney Leila Lucile Eden Joyce Ann Etheredge Lila Guin Featherston Loretta Lee Fintcher John Lawrence Fisher, Jr. Daniel Fred Flowers Barbara Jane Forbes Johnny Posnett Forster Bobby Joe Fowler Melvyn Michael Fox James Edward Foy J u N I o R s Vara Elaine Foy James Prentice Franklin, Jr. Feonard FeRoy Friday Roxanna Carole Froneberger David Feon Gaines Brenda Joyce Gamble Glenda Beth Gardner Joyce Ann Gibby Verta Marlene Gibson Brenda Faye Gilbert Tommy Joe Gilliam Dorothy Gaile Givens Ruby Estelle Givens Martha Stanton Glenn Tom Wilson Glisson Billy Farrell Golden Geraldine Goodman Marlene Goodman lake Lander Gray, III Geraldine Elizabeth Grayson Kenneth Wayne Greer jack Griffin Ralph Ray Griffin, III Lawrence C. Grubbs, Jr. Jimmy Alan Hall Joseph Wallace Hanes Barbara Edith Hanna Johnny Frederick Hanna Linda Kay Hanna Frank Ervin Harkey, Jr. Kay Frances Harmon Judy Frances Harvell Harold Dean Harwell Barbara Jean Hayes Sylvia Stuart Haynsworth Connie Lanell Head Lanny Keith Heavener Frances Lucille Helms Savonne Annette Hemphill Mary Neale Henderson Jewell Arietta Hoffman Patsy Jo Hoke John Dockery Holland Buddy Mitchell Hollifield Frederick Michael Huggins Sherry Pauline Hunt William Henry Jarman, Jr. Brenda Colleen Jimison Charles Richard Johnson Linda fanette Jones William M. Jones, Jr. Richard Edward Jordan Dawn Margaret Justice David Dennis Kafitz Yates David Keever Lloyd LIubert Lancaster Lucinda Lambeth Wade Homer Leaphart Brenda Joyce Ledwell Earl Clyde Lewis, Jr. George Woodley Lingle, Jr. Charles William Long, Jr. Ronald Herman Long Charlie Lebanon Lowe, lr. Gary Donald Lowery Jerry Melton Lucas Morris Kyle Lynch Norma Kaye Lynn Harry Gus Maheras Marian Katherine Marr Jo Ann Martin Annie Sue Mauney Linda Leigh Mauney Marion Brent Mayberry Bobby Gene Mayes Helen Anne McArver Reid Alexander McCarter Brenda Faye McCarthy Martha Jane McClure Loretta Gail McCoig Larry William Moore William Jackie Moore Larry Donald Morrow Linda Miller Moss Brenda Kay Moten )oyce Dean Moton Wilma Jean Mullinax Kelly Louise Nall Patsy (uanita Nix Martha Louise Nolen James Rufus Norris, Jr. Jean Carol Ortkiese Carolyn Shaffer Patsch George Kenneth Patterson Sibble Sarah Payne Otis Lamar Peach, Jr. Frederick Moore Pearson Lester Gordon Pearson Ronnie Richard Phillips Ju dith Ann Ponder Paul Wayne Porter Raymond Edward Putman Jennings Wayne Putnam Dianne Bea Ramsey Ronald Leonard Ramsey Anne Martha Rankin Jack Franklin Rasberry Emily Jean Ratchford Lillian Withers Reid Kenneth Leroy Rhodes Tommy Quinn Rhyne Nancy Carolyn Rials Alice Faye Robinson Gordon William Robinson Linda Carson Robinson Nancy Jane Robinson Nelda Joy Robinson Ronald Joe Robinson Ruby Mae Robinson Vivien Leigh Robinson J N I O R S Linda Lorene Russell rhomas Albert Russell Mary Clare Sanders Jo Ann Schlagenhauf Viola Kay Schlagenhauf Sylvia Mae Scott Theodore Conrad Scott Robert Wayne Setzer Dorothy Frances Shaw Linda Carol Sherrill Mary Ellen Shi Judy Ann Shields Edith Evelyn Short Gary Lee Short Brenda Joyce Shuford Linda Seritta Shuler Larry Donald Simmons Mary Blair Simmons John Weldon Skelton Dana Lee Smith Danny Carol Smith Donald Craig Smith Eddie Carroll Smith Jennings Eugene Smith Mary Kay Smith Mildred Jean Smith Della Rebecca Sosebee Betel Ray Sparks Mary Brenda Sparrow Loretta Lee Spirlin Donald Wylie Spurrier Donald Richard Stapleton Richard Arnold Starnes Nicky Baxter Stevenson Betty Sue Stewart James Campbell Stewart Melvin Monroe Stewart Joyce Kay Stockton Annie Cordelia Strickland Julia W. Summerell John David Taylor, Jr. Rita Devar Taylor William Howard Teague Ronnie Bryan Thomas Rosemary Thomas Kennedy Scott Thornburg Rita Ann Threlkeld Julia Faye Trimnal Rebecca Ann Trimnal Buford Benson Turner Kenneth Brooks Turner Fleta Jean Uren Sylvia Dale Vaughn Glenda Mae Veitch Gary Edward Vineyard John Lewis Vinson Joseph Alvin Warnock Dorothy Estelle Warren Sherry Gail Waters Brenda Faye West William Preston Whisnant John Lamar White Carolyn V. Whitehurst Betsy Jane Whitener Bobby Sue Williams Carlene Marie Williams Curtis James Williams Gayle Drucilla Williams Gene Osben Williams Ingred Yvonne Williams Terrell Keith Wilson Virginia Boger Wingate Brenda Ann Withers Arnold Alonzo Wooten Asbury Frank Worley George Truett Wray Larry Lester Wright Donna Louise Yancey Patricia Viola Yancey Sandra Torrence Yancey s THE J U N I O R - S E N I O R SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary T rea surer Monitorial Representative Editor James Larry Ledford Joan Wanda Caldwell Frances Christine Norris Bonnie Virginia Norris Claude Raymond Rogers Betti Jean Smith SOPHOMORES Mary Hope Adams Joan Dale Anderson Joyce Carol Atchley Judith Kay Austin Jo Ann Bard Jannis Faye Barnes John Leland Barnes Mary Brenda Barnes Darrell Lee Bates Reba Annette Baucom Carlotta Leslie Beam John Lawrence Beaty Luther Columbus Beaver, Jr. Thomas Nolan Beaver Betty Sue Beavers Peter Hansen Beck James Brent Belton Cynthia Ann Benfield Rhodia Jane Benfield Gary Raymond Benton Linda Lou Bernard James Lamar Berryman Vivian Kay Best Brenda Jean Biddix Helen Jean Black lake Edward Black Mary Ruth Black Michael Clitus Blackwell Brenda Mae Blackwood Emily Rebecca Blalock Lewis Waddell Blanton Charles David Blue Kenneth Lee Bolick Carolyn Sue Bonham Harriet Diane Boozer Linda Mae Boyd Mary Phyllis Boyd Betsy Sue Bradley Glenda Jane Bradley Glenn Edward Bradley Ralph Edward Bradshaw Ronald Jackson Breedlove Deann Virginia Bridges Alice Faye Brooks Beverly Dawn Brooks Annie Lorene Browder Donald Floyd Brown Larrv Lamar Brown SOPH Lawrence Perry Brown Linda Jane Brown Patricia Ruth Brown Maxie E. Brunnemer William Silas Buchanan Carolyn F. Bumgardner Clara Evelyn Bumgardner James Haskell Bumgardner Verita Karen Bunch Billy Joe Burger Judy Diane Burleson Dennis Eugene Burrell William Ray Cabe Joan Wanda Caldwell Linda Faye Calhoun James Monroe Camp, Jr. Malcolm Lewis Campbell Stephen Eldridge Campbell Bettye Lee Cannon Wade Franklin Capps Johnny Lee Carpenter Robert Leon Carter Sandra Jean Carver Alix Yvonne Causby Peggy Sue Childers Paul Madison Childress, Jr. Thomas Clayton Church, |r. George Montrose Clemmer Janet Jane Clemmer Frances Elnora Clemmons William Terry Cline Ronnie Michael Cloer Ronald Gilbert Cloninger Sylvia Louise Codgell Danny Pearson Cody Shelia Gail Cody Claudia Annette Coleman Phyllis Carol Coley Sandra Levenia Collette Byron Theodore Collins, Jr. William Earl Collins Bobby Gene Conner Vera Jackqueline Conner Roland Edgar Conrad, Jr. Sylvia Arvilla Conrad Dorothy Anne Cooke Loretta Dacy Cooper Sandra Jean Cooper MORES Dorothy Larrette Cope David Mitchel Costner Judith Gail Costner joe Lee Cotnam Sarah Kay Craft Jackie Neal Craig Richard Blair Craig Alenda Faye Crane Dolly Rose Crarv Richard Neel Crawford Rosemary Faith Crawford Sandra Lee Crawley Vernon Junior Cudd John Walter Culp Carol Ann Curnbie Robert Hamilton Currence William Herman Dalton Sandra Gail Daugherty Jerilyn Glenn Davis Rebecca Jane Davis Linda Gail Deal Paul Franklin Deal, Jr. Ruth Elaine Deaton Eleanor Lucille Dennis Clyde Denton, Jr. Roy Glenn Dickson, Jr. William Reid Dickson Ronald Kenneth Dill Dwight Wilson Dilling, Jr. Linda Gayle Dilling Joseph Curtis Dismukes Judy Elizabeth Dixon Charles Jay Dobbins Harold Eugene Dodgen d homas Eugene Dodgen Mary Lou Drake Judith Lynn Eccles Gwendolyn P. Edwards William Glenn Elmore, Jr. George Robert Enloe Clifford Randall Erwin Brenda Louise Falls Myra Ann Falls Ralph Calvin Farmer Steve Warren Faulkner William Rudolph Fender Carl Lewis Ferguson Judith Lynette Ferguson S O P H O William Crain Ford Betty Jane Francum Robert Louis Freeze Betty Linker Funderburk Dorothy Carol Gaddis Frances Marlene Gaddis Joan Crawford Gaston Floyd Charles Gibby Betty Patricia Gibson Joan Elizabeth Gibson jackie Owens Gilliam Donald Larry Glaze Frank Alexander Glover Cynthia Doris Goodnight Joyce Ann Gordon Sandra Gayle Gordon Cary Edward Grant Bennie Ray Greene Ida Jean Greene Michael Talmadge Griffie James Ralph Guffey Alice Faye Gulledge Linda Lou Gunn Olivia Jean Gwaltney Thelma Mae Hale Monia Susie Hall Charles E. Hamilton, III John Ronald Harkey Ralph Ragan Harper Alda Jane Harrill Jerry Charles Harris Nellie Sue Hart Thomas Howard Hart Robert Jennings Harwell Rose Ann Hastings Sandra Lea Hatcher David McKee Haynes Terry Lynn Heafner Charles E. Hedgepath, Jr. Frances Elouise Hembree William Jerry Hendren Arnold Tyrone Hensley Gary Phillip Hensley Helen Kay Herrin Palmer Leland Hicks Phillip Winslow Hicks Barry Lee Hill Claudia Triephinie Hill MORES Linda Joyce Hodge James Kenneth Hoffman Sherrill Dean Hoffman Faye Bell Holland Charles Edward Holloway Jonnie Lou Holt Howard Samuel Hopkins Teresa Ann Horton Margaret Ann Howard Jane Moore Howe Connie Reece Huffstetler Glenda Kay Huffstetler Jimmy Craig Huffstetler Marchall C. Huffstetler Marilyn Ann Huffstetler Ralph Coleman Huffstetler Wayne Wilson Huffstetler Elizabeth G. Huffstickler Malcolm Craig Hughes Jimmy Edward Hull Rebecca Joan Hullender James Leonard I lullett Linda Carol Hunsinger Grover Lee Hyleman Thomas Bryan Ipock Lynda Carrole Jackson David Allen Jacobs Richard Rankin Jarman Marshall Lyle Jenkins Robert Bain Jenkins Brenda Sue Johnson Eugene H. Johnston, Jr. David Stephen Jones Jerry Frank Jones Rebecca Ann Jones Joy Lee Jordan Jerry Clinton Keenum Judith Ann Kenley Carolyn Ann Kinley Barbara Ann Kistler Frances Ann Lancaster Brenda Sue Laughridge o o Darla Annelle Laughridge William Darwin Lawrence James Larry Ledford William Wade Ledwell Brenda Sue Lee John Michael Lee S O P H O Peggy Anita Lee William Preston Leonard Nancy Jean Lewis Phyllis Joan Lewis Robert Anderson Liggon Carolyn Marie Lineberger Charles Luther Lineberger Esther Kay Lineberger Carole Ann Link Mary Jill Littlefield Sarah Ellen Lockwood Sara Ellen Loftin Herbert Wayne Loll is Anne Elizabeth Long Shirley Ann Long David Jefferson Loudermilk Mary Harriet Loughridge Mary Catherine Love Joyce Virginia Lowe Brenda Gail Lowery Carolyn Blanche Lyles William Edward Lyons Herbert Courtney Madden Patricia Ann Maiers Mary Jo Maness Jerry Dean Maples Fred Larry Marchant Douglas Jack Martin |udy Gail Martin Selma Hope Matthews David ferry Mauney James Henry Mauney James LeRoy Mauney Judith Anne Mauney Mary Kaye Mauney Rebecca Ann May Betty Ann McAbee Henry Mason McArver Doroathea Ruth McCarter Thomas Edward McCarthy Nancy Browning McCluney Robert Lee McClure Martha Louise McDowell Phyllis Ann McGee Shirley Jane McGuire Evelyn Sue McMahan Sandra Gail McManus Jane Ann McQuere MORES Patricia jean McVickers Judy Beth Meek Robert Banks Meek Laura Ann Melton Nicky George Mentavlos Ralph Yates Michaels Claudia Ann Miller Faye Ann Miller Patricia Morrow Miller Shirley Ann Mitchell George Morris Moore Rebecca Louise Moore Harry Reid Morrison, Jr. Darryl Robin Moseley Mary Ann Moss Eddie Lewis Moton James Edwin Moton Reginald Alan Moton James Nicholls Mullen James Daniel Mullis Charles Vestal Murphy, |r. Lawrence Beal Murray Barbara Jean Neal Jerry Evon Neal Roxie Marie Newton Phyllis Kay Nivens William Adams Nolen Bonnie Virginia Norris Frances Christine Norris Leana Journee Norris Douglas Webb Owen Wayne Edward Pack Johnny Raindell Painter Dennis Allen Parker John Edgar Parker Patricia Ann Parker Sarah Annie Lee Parker Gary Glenn Parks Maggie Lou Parson Don Edward Pasour Johnny Wilson Payne Norman Taylor Payne, Jr. Sara Catherine Payne Gloria Judy Payseur Patricia Nell Pavsour Michael Francis Pearson Elsie Diane Phillips Joe Carma Phillips t ■ i 1H yjk- . • ----- v 0 r o g SOPH Johnny Lewis Phillips Martha Alice Phillips Gordon Alan Philyaw Karen Ann Posey Sonya Bernette Posey Earl Robert Price, Jr. Elizabeth Ann Price |udy Kay Price Jerry William Pritchett Luther Proctor Ronald Lester Puckett Mary Louise Purser Portia Marie Putnam Kay Frances Qualls Dixon Byrd Ramsaur Nancy Jo Ramsey Roger Warren Ramsey Early David Rasberry, Jr. Sara Rosalind Ratchford George Levi Rawlings, Jr. Llenry Eddie Raxter Sidney Blair Rayfield Lawrence Leroy Redding Norma Gale Redding Linda Sue Redman Anne Margrace Rednour Sue Beth Reel Amelia Gray Reid Elizabeth Ann Reneau Lavinia Gayle Revels Brent Traon Rhyne William Rudisill Rhyne Brenda Kay Rice Ricky Eugene Richard Beverly Burns Riley Jimmy Terrell Roach Charles David Robbins John Ross Roberts Arnold Douglas Robinson Brenda Carol Robinson Donald Craig Robinson Mary Evelyn Robinson Sarah Torrence Robinson Richard Daniel Rockett Christine Sylvia Roe Claude Raymond Rogers Richard Paul Rose Bennie Lee Rowland MORES James VVidon Russell Joyce Ann Rutledge Joy Lee Sams Grover Winton Savage Brenda Marie Sawyer Jenny Lynn Schneider Jerry Lynn Seagle Rebecca Sue Shannon Donald Clifford Shedd Jonnie Andrea Shelton Linda Elizabeth Shepard Brenda Sue Sheppard Judy Frances Sheppard Nancy Jolene Shields Delores Dean Sigmon Mary Jacquelyn Simmons George Saad Simon Joyce Dean Sisbower Glenn Lewis Sisk Myron Leonard Slutsky Betti Jean Smith Elizabeth Ann Smith Glenda Sue Smith Hillis Faye Smith Marilyn Yvonne Smith Paul Melvin Smith, Jr. Rebecca Louise Smith Samuel Stephen Smith Lawrence Allen Sosebee Jerry Crawford Southard Sarah Jane Sparks James Ronald Sparrow Mack Wilson Spurrier Harold Livingston Stacey Harold Anthony Stamey Wayne Robert Standridge Barbara Lois Stephenson Grady Harold Stevens Betty Jean Stewart David Maurice Stewart David Kenneth Stigberg Danny Neal Stiles Larry Kenneth Stillwell Jacqueline Kay Stowe Carol Harmon Stradley Consandra Kaye Strange James Edward Stroupe, III Martha Frances Stroupe SOPH Ruth Luvina Stroupe Martha Rebecca Summey Patsy Inez Summey Betty Joe Summitt Janice Kay Tanner Robert Tatlock, Jr. Gerald Dean Taylor Henry Earl Thomas John Charles Thomas Joyce Ann Thomas Henry Clayton Thomason Linda Gail Thompson Martha Lou Thompson Phyllis Ann Thompson Kenny Lrancis Todd Mary Ruth Townsend Donald Mitchell Traynham Mary Lee Truelove Waitus D. Turlington, Jr. Jerry Dean Turner Marshall Lee Turner, Jr. Sara Isabelle Turner James Richard Valentine Glenda Gay Voyles Johnny Wesley Waldrop Barbara Loretta Walker Patsy Ann Walker James Henry Wallace, Jr. Jerry Allen Wallace Sybil Elena Wallace Thomas Charles Wallace Algie Brice Warren Paul Lranklin Warnock Gary Clifford Watts Holly Maxine Weaver Linda Gail Weaver Lyle Otha Weaver Patsy Ann Weaver David Lolsom Webb Steve Eugene Welch Nancy Leila Weldon Thomas Clifford Weyant Bobby Joe Whisnant Robbie Lois Whitfield Larry Turner Williams Milford Barry Williams Victor Williamson Barbara Narcissa Wilson MORES Herman William Wilson Johnny Conley Wilson Linda Bernice Wilson William Roger Wilson Charles Richard Wise Scotty Louise Wise Michael Daniel Withers Alan Henry Witten Frank James Wood Jackie Dale Wood Paul Dean Worley Howard Buren Yancey, Jr. James William Yarborough Letitia Marine Young Nancy Rebecca Young Terrell Robert Young 0 IP A UiM OFFICERS James Alan Giles President Joseph Wallace Hanes V ice-President James Larry Ledford Secretary-T reasurer MEMBERS Andrew Shaw Melvin, |r. |oan I Iannah Kirby Reid Alexander McCarter Barbara Edith Hanna Joan Wanda Caldwell Ronnie Michael Cloer Michael Clifton Lee It is a sine qua non of Ashley Senior High philosophy that good citizenship is the first objective for an educa- tion. Through the medium of the Student Council, the homerooms and the class organizations are coordinated into a program of student initiative and student leader- ship. Four major committees function under the Student Council. The Customs Committee acts in a leadership capacity for the promotion of an Honor System in Ashley High. They strive to keep before the students the high standards of scholarship and extracurricular achievements which have become traditional with the school. The Student Center Committee attempts to lead the student body to accept its responsibility for the gov- ernment within the Center. The Building and Grounds Committees promote student pride in the appearance of Ashley Senior High School. We the students of Ashley High School believe that the following ideals should be upheld and maintained as a part of the educational program of each person in the student body. 1. High school is an institution of learning and a place for young people to train for a better way of living. 2. The Honor System should be the basis of all con- duct. Every effort should be given to the develop- ment of good citizenship based upon personal honor. 3. The school is widely known because of the things for which it has stood and for which it stands. The lives that we lead in school and out, as well as adults, speak loudly as to the school’s worth.” HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS William Rogers Bradley William Lewis Craig, Jr. Bobby Lee Dellinger Susan Lenora Froneberger Joan Hannah Kirby Bonni e Frank Norris, III Sanford Ralph Smith Larry Milton Stacey James Lester Summey Marvin Coleman Beasley Judy Rebecca Bisanar Frances Victoria Calvert Jake Lander Gray, III Joseph Wallace Hanes Lloyd Hubert Lancaster George Woodley Lingle, Jr. Harry M. Moffett, III Paul Wayne Porter Berel Ray Sparks Melvin Monroe Stewart William Preston Whisnant Mary Hope Adams Donald Floyd Brown Paul Madison Childress, Jr. Jackie Neal Craig Linda Gayle Dilling William Glenn Elmore, ]r. David McKee Haynes Helen Kay Herrin Robert Bain Jenkins William Darwin Lawrence James LeRoy Mauney 1 James Nicholls Mullen ' Bonnie Virginia Norris George Levi Rawlings, Jr. Beverly Burns Riley •Sarah Torrence Robinson Barbara Lois Stephenson linda Gail Thompson William Roger Wilson CUSTOMS COMMITTEE Kenneth Beam, Chairman Phyllis Gordon Charles Hamilton Savonne Hemphill Tommy Rhyne |oyce Rutledge Howard Spargo Joan Kirby, Chairman Darryl Conrad Anne Cooke Judy Jackson ] ames Mullen Leonard Saleeby ]udy Summerell GROUNDS COMMITTEE BUILDING COMMITTEE John Parks, Chairman Becky Cauble James Cherry Jim Mauney Nancy McCluney Richard Stapleton Nancy Weldon Nancy Wilson STUDENT CENTER COMMITTEE | oan Hahn, Chairman Jo Ann Bard Ronnie Cloer Jake Gray Jean Kluttz Linley Murray Jean Ratchford Fine Yarns is published ten times each school year by the journalism class and the class editors. Every student is a subscriber. Fine Yarns has proved to be a valuable organ in keeping the student body in- formed, in promoting school spirit, and in building good public rela- tions. Mr. Robert B. Riddle is the instructor of journalism and sponsor for Fine Yarns. FINE YARNS Lane Summers Rockett Editor-in-Chief FINE YARNS STAFF Lane Rockett foAN Hahn Phyllis Witten Tommy Baugh J o Abernathy Betti Smith Lucy Rawlings Linda Hollowell Jimmy Smith Marcia Hudson Andy Thornburg Sandra Wooten Don Armstrong Excelle Rockett Susan Hunt Edith Shuford Mr. R. B. Riddle Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor . . Business Manager Director of News Bureau . . . . Junior Class Editor . Sophomore Class Editor Art Editor .... Circulation Manager Sports Editor Editor of Page 1 Editor of Page 2 Editor of Page 3 Editor of Page 4 Staff Photographer Head Proofreader Chief Typist Adviser Page Eighty-five MONITORIAL COUNCIL The Monitorial System at Ashley Senior High is responsible for all student conduct outside the classrooms. Through the years a high standard has been set for conduct in the corridors, in the cafeteria, on the campus, and at all athletic events. Ashley Senior High has been known throughout the state and the entire Southeast for this success in student leadership. The adopted code for school citizen- ship is: “We will never bring disgrace on this, our school, by any act of dishonesty or discourtesy. “We will uphold the ideals and traditions of our school, both singly and together, trying always to encourage others to respect our standards and the physical structure of our school. “We will revere and obey the school’s customs and do our best to incite a like respect in others. “We will strive unceasingly to quicken our sense of honor and to develop pride in student participation and leadership. “In all these ways we will transmit this school greater, better, and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us.” The monitorial body is made up of elected representatives from each homeroom. The Monitorial Council is the executive organization for the body of monitors. Through the functioning of these two groups, more than thirteeen hundred students are integrated into an earnest and cooperative program of citizenship. Michael Clifton Lee Chief Monitor Lois Adams Jimmy Alexander Bill Bradley Bill Coffey Mary Katherine Deaton Bobby Dellinger Sue Froneberger Carol Hinkle Alice Huss Sam Jackson Eddie Johnson Rachel Lowe Butch Melvin Graham Mullen Frank Norris Lane Rockett Jean Rollins Howard Spargo Jimmy Summey David Whitesides Marie Withers Linda Armstrong Teddy Beam Marvin Beasley Judy Bisanar Shirley Ann Buchanan Frances Calvert Joyce Cloninger Barbara Craig Leonard Dalton Betty Daniel Sandra Davis Melvin Fox Joe Hanes Sherry Hunt Bill Jarman Lloyd Lancaster George Lingle Jo Ann Martin Reid McCarter Brenda Kay Moten Martha Nolen Jimmy Norris Paul Wayne Porter Judy Shields Dana Smith Charles Stephenson Judy Summerell Kenny Thornburg Dale Vaughn Betsy Jane Whitener , Jo Ann Bard Linda Bernard Deann Bridges Maxie Brunnemer Ronnie Cloer Ronnie Cloninger Claudia Coleman Alenda Faye Crane Joe Dismukes Steve Faulkner Jane Francum Marlene Gaddis Cary Grant Sherrill Hoffman Teresa Horton Judy Kenley Mike Lee Peggy Lee Jill Littlefield Nancy McCluney Jimmy Mullen Christine Norris Johnny Painter Judy Payseur Elizabeth Price Rosalind Ratchford Joyce Ann Rutledge Becky Smith Grady Stevens Ruth Stroupe Henry Thomason Lyle Weaver Larry Williams Scotty Wise Michael Clifton Lee Chief Larry Milton Stacey Senior Assistant Chief William Preston Whisnant funior Assistant Chief James LeRoy Mauney Sophomore Assistant Chief Kenneth Charles Beam Senior Monitorial Representative Jake Lander Gray, III Junior Monitorial Representative Claude Raymond Rogers Sophomore Monitorial Representative Martha Jean Kluttz Secretary Mr. E. J. Phillips Faculty Adviser The 1958 SPINNER is your thirty-sixth year- book published by our high school. Since Sputnik I and the many other events which have caused the American people to start evaluating the public schools, the staff decided that The Game was a timely theme for this edition of THE SPINNER. Ashley Senior Eligh has always been dedicated to the basic factors in a liberal education Through- out this volume you will see portrayed the activities, the objectives, and the achievements of a student body, 1350 in number, and a faculty of 48. The Game goes on in the classroom, in the auditorium, on the athletic field, and on the campus. It con- tinues around the clock for five days a week. Bonnie Frank Norris, III Editor 1 9 5 8 Samuel Phillip Iackson Business Manager Assistant Editors James Allen Alexander Susan L. Froneberger Judith Phyllis Jackson Lucy Ann Rawlings Lane Summers Rockett Leah Theresa Ward Assistant Business Managers Valry Ward Barr, Jr. Kenneth Charles Beam William Lewis Craig, Jr. Bobby Lee Dellinger Doris Daniel I Jolfeld Alice Marie Huss Joan Hannah Kirby GIRLS’ CHORUS Alma Baker Gay Bivens Emily Blalock Linda Calhoun Betty Carter Alix Causby Phyllis Clark Martha Dixon Leila Eden Carol Jean Eudy Olivia Gwaltney Barbara Hanna Judy Harvell Phyllis Hicks Jewell Hoffman Joan Kirby Betty Ann McAbee Susan McGinnis Jean Ratchford Joy Ro binson Jean Rollins Bernice Speer Theresa Ward Marie Withers Our music department is always a winner because they please their listeners and they are regular performers for all public functions. The band participates in all local parades and patriotic celebrations. The mixed chorus has appeared many times during the year before the Civic Clubs. Both organizations participate in the state music contest. For seven consecutive yesrs the band has won an Excellent rating. For the past two years the chorus has won the top rating and has furnished a number of participants to sing in the AlLState Chorus at the State Festival in Greensboro. Mr. L. O. McCollum is the director of instrumental music at Ashley Senior High and the three Junior Highs. Miss Josephine Osborne is teacher of vocal music. BAND Anne Bailey Robert Dixon Lawrence Mltrray Betty Joe Summitt Peter Beck Carol Jean Eudy Kay Nivens John Taylor Linda Bernard Kenneth Faulkner Frank Norris Kenny Todd Jerry Berryman Jimmy Franklin Christine Norris Kenneth Tlirner Judy Bisanar Lawrence Grubbs Dennis Parker Jerry Van Tassel James Bridges Frank Harkey Gary Parks Gary Vineyard Phil Cabe Phillip Hicks Kenneth Patterson Bill Wallace Ellen Anne Cauthen Sherrill Hoffman Michael Pearson Alvin Warnock Diannah Champion John Holland Joe Phillips Paul Warnock James Cherry Eligene Johnston Rosalind Ratchford Gene Williams Tommy Church George Lingle George Rawlings Nancy Wilson William Collins Herbert Follis Diana Rockett Larry Wright John Cone Charles Lowe Daniel Rockett Scotty Wise Larry Crenshaw George Mentavlos Linda Sherrill Michael Withers Johnny Culp Patricia Miller Richard Stapleton Sandra Wooten Jimmy Deaton Jane Dellinger Larry Moore Yvonne Summey Paul Worley Page Ninety-one The Library Club is primarily a service club. Membership is voluntary. The library is able to extend its services to the stu- dents because the club members give hundreds of hours to library administration, cataloguing, and poster making. Ashley Senior High receives a very high rating for the quality of its library and the services rendered. Library Club members are often able to use their work expe rience here to secure aid in college expenses. Mrs. Elise Riley is the efficient leader for this club. OFFICERS Wayne Porter President Vivien Robinson Vice-President Jan Smith Secretary Marlene Gaddis T reasurer Mrs. Elise Riley Adviser The Bible Club is organized for a threefold purpose: 1. To promote a spiritual at- mosphere in the high school pro- gram. 2. To supervise homeroom de- votional periods at 8:30 each school day. 3. To offer an opportunity for Christian fellowship. Two regular monthly meet- ings are held— one at school and the other in one of the city churches. The programs include such topics as vocational guid- ance, choosing a college, youth problems, and alcohol education. Miss Carol Williams, teacher of Bible at Ashley, is sponsor for the club. OFFICERS Jimmy Summey President Morris Lynch Vice-President Diannah Champion Secretary Susan Hunt Treasurer Edith Shuford Editor LIBRARY CLUB Members: Linda Brown, Estelle Campbell, Mary Anna Dameron, Marlene Gaddis, Edna Lee Harrison, Pat Ledford, Brenda Lee, Kay Lineberger, Judy Meek, Louise Nall, Wayne Porter, Vivien Robinson, Norma Rogers, Jan Smith, Connie Strange, Linda Thompson. Members: Lois Adams, Linda Ballard, Teddy Beam, Lana Boyles, Vickie Brown, Karen Bunch, Brenda Burroughs, Nancy Bush, Sharon Cannon, Judy Carpenter, Brenda Carter, Betty Carter, Alix Causbv, Ellen Ann Cauthen. Diannah Champion, Paul Childress, Peggy Cloniger, Ruth Deaton, Jane Dellinger, Nancy Edwards, Paulette Edwards, Jane Francum, Jimmy Giles, Ruby Givens, Larry Grubbs, Judy Harvell, Stuart Haynsworth, Kay Harmon, Savonne Hemphill, Phyllis Hicks, Pat Hoffman, Teresa Horton, Jane Howe, Marcia Hudson, Susan Hunt, Cindy Lambeth, Ann Lancaster, Jeannie Lewis, Kay Lineberger, Morris Lynch, Betty McAbee, Jan McQuere, Pitsa Maheras, Mary Jo Maness, Judy Martin, Fred Mullis, Bill Newton, Betty Jane Nichols, Patsy Nix, Sara Payne, Judy Payseur, Ann Price, Portia Putnam, Brenda Penley, Amelia Reid, Linda Rucker, Linda Russell, Vivien Robinson, Clare Sanders, Sylvia Scott, Dorothy Shaw, Doris Shehane, Edith Shuford, Mary Simmons, Kay Smith, Jan Smith, Jane Sparks, Loretta Spirlin, Jimmy Summey, Raymond Summey, John Talley, Nell U’Ren, Emily Williams, Virginia Winget, Marie Withers. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Members: Charlene Bagwell, Maxine Beddingfield, Harold Blanton, John Bradley, Blair Carr, Richard Cody, Jane Coleman, Barbara Craig, Benice Crumbley, Brenda Edison, Ruth Elliot, Hazel Foster, Berdie Gregg, Betty Jo Helms, Thalia Jones, Shirley Jordon, Tyree Lingerfelt, Jo Ann Lowe, Barbara Martin, Kay Martin, Linda Mauney, Brenda Maurice, Betty McAllister, Phyllis Moore, Linda Moss, Jean Ortkiese, Donald Peeler, Yvonne Sisk, John Skelton, Sanford Smith, Jeanette Stewart, Robert Teal, Judy Trimnal, Sherry Waters, Frank Welch. OFFICERS Sanford Smith President Blair Carr Vice-President Hazel Foster Secretary Betty Helms T reasurer All members in the Distribu- tive Education Classes are mem- bers of the club. The organiza- tion of a club is maintained in order to carry out many of the obiectives of the course, to give experience in leadership, and to perform better certain group projects. In October of this school year, the local Club was host to all D. E. Clubs in West- ern North Carolina; at the same time a Bosses’ Luncheon was served to more than two hun- dred people. Mrs. D. L. Stan- ley is coordinator for all Dis- tributive Education courses at Ashley High and Adult courses for the community. The Future Business Leaders of America is the newest club at Ashley High. It is sponsored by the National Secretaries As- sociation. Its objectives are: 1. To build a professional code of ethics among women business leaders. 2. To provide more contacts with the business offices. 3. To keep informed on the current business problems. Two regular meetings are held each month. Membership is vol- untary. Misses Evelyn Howell and Jean McArver are sponsors for the club. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Members: Lois Adams, Alma Baker, Geraldine Ballew, Amelia Barker, June Black, Thelma Brafford, Mary Britton, Nellie Anne Brown, Carol Ann Bryant, Betty Campbell, Joan Carver, Kay Cavney, Larry Clark, Ruby Clemons, Judy Cloer, Joyce C ' loninger, Kay Connor, Brenda Kay Crowe, Joyce Davis, Sandra Davis, Nina Dean, Brenda Dellinger, Martha Dixon, Joyce Dunn, Sylvia Gunter, Edna Lee Harrison, Judy Harvell, Jan Henry, Mary Herring, Phyllis Hicks, Marjie Howell, Joyce Hudson, Joyce Hughes, Jean Jackson, Linda Jones, Lucinda Lam- beth, Esther Love, Katherine Marr, Jo Ann Martin, Juanita McGraw, Marlene Messick, Louise Nall, Janice Putman, Joy Rogers, Doris Shehane, Seritta Shuler, Sue Smith, Stella Smith, Rochelle Snipes, Loretta Spirlin, Donna Starnes, Annie Strickland, Joerine Terry, Ronnie Thomas, Fleti Jean Uren, Nell U’Ren, Glenda Veitch, Sherry Waters, Carolyn Whitehurst, Barbara Wiggins, Carlene Williams, Emily Williams, Iris Williams, Peggy Wilson, Sandra Lancey. OFFICERS Emily Williams President Jan Henry Vice-President Judy Cloer Secretary Marlene Messick Treasurer DRIVER’S EDUCATION CLUB Members: Joan Anderson, Judy Austin, Thomas Beaver, Mar) ' Bell, Carolyn Bonham, Linda Boyd, George Clemmer, Byron Collins, Jackie Conner, Sandra Cooper, Rosemary Crawford, Sandra Crawley, Vernon Cudd, Carol C umbie, Joe Dismukes, Donnie Green, Charles Hamilton, Jessie Hammonds, Ralph Harper, Lloyd Heffner, Arnold Hensley, Gary Hensley, Helen Hoyle! Leo Jordan, Carolyn Kinley, Barbara KistleT, Frances Lancaster, Nancy Lewis, Carolyn Line- berger, Robert Meek, Clyde Melton, George Moore, Betty Nichols, Maggie Parson, Lamar Peach, Lawrence Redding, Michael Riddle, Don Robinson, Claude Rogers, Bennie Rowland, Rebecca Shannon, Phyllis Thompson, James Wallace, Patsy Walker, Carolyn Williams, Johnny Wilson, Lynda Wilson. Driver’s Education is an elec- tive course at Ashley Senior Hifh and is tauaht in eighteen weeks. Mr. Robert L. Stapleton has two different classes during one school term. This course in- cludes all the technical aspects of driving, as well as the legal and moral ones. Club organiza- tion is effected in order to pro- mote Safety Education through- out the entire school program. Safety experts and Driving Demonstrations are provided for the student body each year. Junior Civitan Clubs are serv- ice clubs, having the same officers, committees, and gen- eral purposes as the Senior Civi- tan Club. They are always spon- sored by the local Civitan Club. Their purpose is that of render- ing service to the school or church community. Through Junior Civitan the spirit of serv- ice, tolerance, understanding, and responsibility is promoted in youth of high school age. Young people between the ages of fourteen and twenty-one are eli- gible for membership. The club at Ashley Senior High is made up of twenty girls from the Jun- ior and Sophomore classes. Their motto is “Builders of Good Citi- zenship.” OFFICERS Helen Ann McArver President Virginia Boger Winget Vice-President Julia W. Summerell Secretary Martha Louise Nolen T reasurer Sylvia Dale Vaughn Chaplain Bonnie Virginia Norris Sergean t-at-Arms Mrs. Sue FI. O’Skields Faculty Sponsor CIVINETTE CLUB Members: Hettie Jo Abernathy, Ann Barbara Bailey, Judy Rebecca Bisanar, Alix Yvonne Caus- by, Betty Jane Daniel, Betty Linker Funderburk, Barbara Edith Hanna, Helen Anne McArver, Martha Louise Nolen, Bonnie Virginia Norris, Frances Christine Norris, Sara Rosalind Ratch- ford, Viola Kay Schlagenhauf, Mary Blair Simmons, Dana Lee Smith, Mary Kay Smith, Julia Wainwright Summerell, Sylvia Dale Vaughn, Betsy Jane Whitener, Virginia Boger Winget. LEGIO ROMANA Members: Janice Barbee, Hyldrith Bolch, Frances Calvert, Ellen Ann Cauthen, Leonard Dalton, Jerilyn Davis, Reginald Davis, Joan Flahn, Barbara Hanna, Nelson Hayes, Savonne Hemphill, Aaron Hicks, Sherry Hunt, Alice Huss, Judy Jackson, Sam Jackson, Dawn Justice, Joan Kirby, Martha Nolen, John Parks, Linda Robinson, Vivien Robinson, Joy Rogers, Edith Shuford, Ray Sparks, Larry Stacey, Elarold Stroupe, John Talley, Joy Taylor, Phyllis Witten. OFFICERS Judy Jackson President Larry Stacey Vice-President Martha Nolen Secretary Harold Stroupe T reasurer Mr. James Massey Faculty Sponsor Legio Romana is the Frank L. Ashley High School Chapter of The Junior Classical League, a nation-wide organization. Mem- bership is open to second year Latin students who seek ac- quaintance with the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. Particular emphasis is placed on die indebtedness of our modern civilization to the ancient in Laws, the arts, and the sciences. Regular monthly meetings are held each third Thursday eve ning in the Student Center. The Camera Club was organ- ized in 1956 to help the high school students who were inter- ested in photography as a hob- by. The club programs feature demonstrations on cameras, ex- perimental work in printing, and contests for finished pictures. Lindley Murray had many of his pictures accepted for the 1958 Spinner. Mrs. Jack Tay- lor is sponsor for the club. CAMERA CLUB Members: Ruth Anderson, Judy Carpenter, Larry Clark, Roger Coon, Ronnv Dill, Ruby Givens, Bryant Grier, Nelson Hayes, Stuart Haynsworth, Pat Hoffman, Ed Johnson, Gail McCoig, Charles McSwain, Harry Maheras, Pitsa Maheras, Fred Mullis, Lindley Murray, Rachel Lowe, Peggy Panther, Brenda Penley, R. F. Piercy, Paul Planer, Linda Robinson, Jean Rollins, Linda Russell, Clare Sanders, Linda Shields, John Suramey, Pat Willis, Sandra Wooten. John Summey President Roger Coon Vice-President Brenda Penley Secretary-T reasu rer SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Kenneth Beam M ac Jones Sue Froneberger Mr. Conley Moffett President . . Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Adviser The Science Club is Ashley Fligh’s oldest club. It was organized in 1946 in order to promote an interest in science and to give an opportunity for individual study on science projects. Membership in the club is by elec- tion, with a major in science as a prerequisite. Regular meetings are held twice each month. Varied topics in the field of science are presented in the programs. Mr. Con- ley Moffett has been the 1958 sponsor. Jimmy Alexander Kenneth Beam I ames Cherry Ann Cooke Paula Dickson Roxanna Froneberger Sue Froneberger Jimmy Giles Emily Glover Bryant Grier Stliart Haynsworth Susan Hunt Edward |oi-inson Mac Jones Mike Lee Jim Lore Ann McArver Nancy McClliney Bill McLean Jane McOuere Blitcit Melvin Harry Moffet James Mlillen Glare zanders Dana Smith Connie Strange John Summey Dale Vaughn Theresa Ward Bill Whisnant OFFICERS James A. Giles President Joseph W. Hanes Vice-President Larry M. Stacey Secretary Harold D. Stroupe Treasurer Mr. Charles Jarvis Adviser The Key Club was organized in 1955 and is spon- sored by the Gastonia Kiwanis Club. Strong, resolute, and intelligent leadership is the goal of this group of elected high school young men. Membership is made up from all three high school classes. Their projects extend over many phases of high school and community activi- ties. They are managers for the Student Store at Ashley High. Their greatest contribution to the school is as a moral and intellectual force, which makes possible a higher appreciation for learning and a keener conscious- ness of right, justice, patriotism, and good will. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Their motto is “We build. James A. Alexander Kenneth C. Beam Michael C. Blackwell Paul M. Childress Ronnie M. Cloer William L. Craig, Jr. Jake L. Gray, III Edward P. Johnson William M. Jones James L. Ledford Earl C. Lewis, Jr. James L. Mauney Reid A. McCarter James O. McDaniel, Jr. David L. McFarland Harry M. Moffett Graham C. Mullen James N. Mullen James R. No rris, Jr. John W. Parks John H. Summey John R. Talley, Jr. William P. Whisnant - _ ' gf! d Wk r 4 A 1 ' ' B ' .ji j 1 ' V 1 Wk e il ' v| IP L « ' 3ft f® 1 Hk m THE GREEN WAVE The Green Wave was under the direction of Coach Everette Carlton for the first time in the 1957 football season. I he team played a ten game schedule. Their opponents felt their full strength in every game. They established the reputation of being the team to watch until the last whistle. Record crowds followed the team with interest throughout the entire football season. The game with Myers Park was the thriller for the home town folks. The season ended with 5 wins and a tie for the Greenies. 1 hey scored 169 points to their opponents 163. Jimmy Smith was selected to play in the Shrine Bowl game. Sammy Jackson was voted honorable mention for the All State football team. Sammy Jackson Jimmy Smith Claude Rogers Paul Childress Darryl Conrad Leonard Dalton Gene Williams Ray Sparks Bill Craig Mike Brunnemer Nick Teeter Mack Spurrier. Manager Freddie Bridges Harold Harwell Everette Carlton, Coach Co-Captains: Samuel Phillip Jackson James Arthur Smith, Jr. 1957 SCOREBOARD Sept. 6 Ashley IB — Monroe 6 IB Ashley 21 High Point IB 20 Ashley 20 — West Mecklenburg 6 27 Ashley 7 — Greensboro 20 Oct. 4 Ashley 34 Charlotte Central 26 11 Ashley 20 — Burlington 2 18 Ashley 20 — Winston-Salem Reynolds 26 25 Ashley 14 Myers Park 14 (Tie) Nov. 1 Ashley 6 — Asheville IB 8 Ashlev 14 — Salisbury 37 Managers: Mack Wilson Spurrier Henry Earl Thomas Richard Douglas Smith Coach Carlton greets Gus Purcell, coach of Myers Park High School, Charlotte, before their two teams meet. Robert James Barker Freddie Robert Bridges Michael Ray Brunnemer Darryl Walker Conrad William Lewis Craig, )r. Leonard Ralph Dalton IIarold William Dellinger | ohn Lawrence Fisher | ohn Marshall Gaddis, Jr. Harold Dean Harwell Samuel Phillip Jackson Brent Marion Mayberry R. F. Piercy Claude Raymond Rogers James Arthur Smith, Jr. Berel Ray Sparks Richard Donald Stapleton Bobby Ray Tate Earl J3angle Teeter, Jr. Kenny Scott Thornburg Gene Osben Williams OFFICERS Jimmy Smith . Jimmy Summey Bill Craig John Parks . . . . . .President Vice-President Secretary . . . . T reasurer Members : Jimmy Alexander, Bob Barker, Mike Brunnemer, Kyle Clemmer, Stanley Clemmer, Darryl Conrad, Roger Coon, Bill Craig, Bobby Dellinger, Harold Dellinger, Dan Flowers, Melvin Fox, Alfred Friday, Marshall Gaddis, Danny Gray, Jake Gray, Charles Horne, Sammy Jackson, Bill Jarman, Mac Jones, James McDaniel, John Parks, R. F. Piercy, Raymond Putman, Tommy Rhyne, David Smith, Jimmy Smith, Howard Spargo, Jimmy Summey, Bobby Tate, Nick Teeter, Johnny White, Gene Williams, Larry Wright. LETTERMEN’S CLUB Each member of the Lettermen’s Club has earned a “G” by participation in Varsity sports or by being manager for a varsity team. It is the purpose of the club to serve the school in a greater capacity by being leaders for: 1. Clean sportsmanship in all competitive sports. 2. Maximum participation in all forms of athletics by the young men of Ashley Senior High. 3. Administration of the stadium and gymnasium during all home games. Members of the Lettermen’s Club are eligible for the following awards which are made each year: The E. R. Morgan Award for best football player The A. B. Carter Award for most valuable football player. James Mullen Award for best football blocker. Bill Uren Award for the outstanding three-letter player. Dr. John Bond Award for most valuable baseball player. Mr. Ches Freeman Award for most outstanding basketball player. Mr. Paul White Award for most valuable track man. First row: Jimmy Smith, Sammy Jackson, Bobby Dellinger, Jimmy Summey, Johnny White. Second row: Kenneth Rhodes, Mac [ones, Larry Wright, Danny Gray, Danny Jones. Third row: Jimmy Alexander, Jerry ' Adair, Bill Jarman, Darryl Conrad, Jack York. B A S K E The 1958 basketball season has been a heartbreaking one for Coach Larry Rhodes and for the Green Wave. In the stretch drive of the last six games, the Wave lost four games by a total of seven points— a one point loss each to Reynolds and to Greensboro, a two point loss to High Point, and a three pointer to Burlington. Five of Gastonia’s seven league losses have been decided by four points or less, with a list of the heartbreakers reading like this: Two losses by one point to Winston-Salem, 46-45, and to Greensboro, 54-53. T B A L L A two-point loss to High Point, 50-48. in overtime. A three-point defeat in overtime to Burlington, 51-48. A four-point loss in overtime to Burlington, 54-50. Add these losses and you get five Conference defeats by the grand total of eleven points. It is also significant that the five close losses were to the four tournament teams from the Western AAA. Just a dozen points spread over five games would have given the Green Wave a tourney berth and the possibility of a state title. Johnny White, guard for the Green Wave, was selected for the All-State Basketball Team. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Ashley High . .77 Ashley High . .48 Ashley High . 43 Ashley High . .79 Ashley High 66 Ashley High. . .50 Ashley High . .56 Ashley High 43 Ashley High 65 Ashley High . .47 Ashley High . .47 Ashley High . 39 Ashley High . .48 Ashley High . .67 Ashley High . 48 Ashley High. .55 Ashley High . . 45 Ashley High 53 Ashley Lligh. . 45 Myers Park 65 West Mecklenburg 46 Spartanburg 52 West Mecklenburg 53 Myers Park 56 Burlington 54 Asheville 42 High Point 57 Central 53 Winston-Salem 45 Salisbury 45 Greensboro 60 Burlington 51 Asheville 50 High Point 50 Central 42 Winston-Salem 46 Greensboro 54 Salisbury 50 Starting Five: Ken Rhodes, Jimmy Summey, Bill Jarman, Bobby Dellinger, Sam Jackson. Co-Captains Bobby Dellinger Jimmy Summey First row: Bobby Tate, Gene Williams, Jim Moten, Jennings Smith, Jim Cloninger. Second row : Jim Smith, Eddie Manning, S teve Buchanan, Raymond Benton, Clyde Denton, Bill Bradley. Third row: Ray Sparks, Marvin Beasley, Darryl Conrad, Jack York, Richard Barnes, Terry Heafner, Woodrow Long. Fourth row: Eddie Murphy, Bobby Dellinger, Roger Coon, Billy Burger, Manager. BASEBALL The Green Wave Baseball Team was again piloted by Coach Gaither Cline. The 1958 schedule included two of the state’s strongest teams. The Charlotte Central and Salisbury games were thrillers. Five varsity players from 1957 helped to give the Wave its winning power BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Team March 25 Myers Park March 27 East Mecklenburg April 1 Charlotte Harding April 3 April 9 East Mecklenburg April 11 Charlotte Central April 15 Asheville April 18 Salisbury April 22 Charlotte Harding April 25 Salisbury April 29 Asheville May 2 Charlotte Central Conference Games Page One Hundred Six Robert Richard Barnes William Rogers Bradley Roger Durham Coon Bobby Lee Dellinger Edward Martin Manning James Arthur Smith Marvin Coleman Beasley Darryl Walker Conrad Jennings Eugene Smith Bob Ray Tate Gene Osben Williams Terry Lvnn Heafner w ■MM K TRAC The one-year-old Track Team was coached by Mr. Everette Carlton and Mr. Armand Mando. As track is developed, two major objectives are stressed: 1. An opportunity for all Ashley High School boys to par- ticipate in a physical education program. 2. To give the athletes a chance to keep in training for the whole year. A definite growth in interest was manifested by the squad of 1958. TRACK SCHEDULE April 3 Kings Mountain Here April 10 Gaffney Here April 26 Queen City Relays Myers Park May 1 Belmont Here Mav 8 District Meet I Iere First row: Herman Dalton, Harold Harwell, Leonard Friday, Ronnie Cloer, R. B. Jenkins, David Robbins, Bobby Conner, Mike Brunnemer, Raymond Putman. Second row: John Sum- mey, Kenny Thornburg, John Fisher, Leonard Dalton, Larry Wright, Jimmy Stuart, David Stigberg, Jimmy Sosebee, Tommy Rhyne, Freddie Bridges. Third row: Paul Childress, Ken Rhodes, Lamar Peach, Bill Lyons, Bill Drum, Richard Stapleton, David McFarland, Claude Rogers. Fourth row: Harry Maheras, Dick Hill, John Cone. COACHES Mr. Everette L. Carleton Football Coach Mr. Armand C. Mando Assistant Football Coach Mr. Larry I. Rhodes Basketball Coach Mr. Gaither D. Cline Baseball Coach CHEERLEADERS Alice I luss — Chief David Smith — Green Wave Linda Brown Anne Cooke ]oan Kirby Stephen Long Betti Smith | UDY SLIMMERELL Lane Rockett Leonard Saleeby C 1 W P4 P H W Pp •V WHO’S WHO Ashley High School annually selects twelve members of the Senior Class who have best displayed superiority of leadership, service, character, and scholarship. Membership in this honorary fraternity is the most coveted honor coming to a high school student. It represents years of perseverance, dependabil- ity, unselfish service, and application to duty. Martha Lois Adams Susan Lenora Froneberger Samuel Phillip Ja ckson James Allen Giles Judith Phyllis Jackson Bonnie Frank Norris, III WHO’S WHO Lucy Ann Rawlings James Arthur Smith James Lester Summey Larry Milton Stacey Harold David Stroupe Leah Theresa Ward Prettiest and Handsomest Nancy Jane Edwards William Lewis Craig, Jr. Prettiest and handsomest Nancy and Bill Grace our chessboard like Jack and Jill. Most Likely to Succeed Joan Hannah Kirby John Russell Talley, Jr. Joan and Johnny, the class agreed, Are the two most likely to succeed. OUR KINGS AND QUEENS Most Athletic Bobby Lee Dellinger IRarold William Dellinger “Soakie” and “Pokie” are, as athletic pair, Knights of sports beyond compare. Most Talented Linda Ioa Lail | ames Ralph Cherry Bishops of music are Linda and James, On chessboard and keyboard they’ll sign their names. Page One Hundred Sixteen i.nmK • Ha ' jssmmm . whew Most Intellectual Judith Wilson Yoder James Allen Alexander The Class of ' 58 selects Judy and Jim as our top intellects. Wittiest Hazel Joan Hahn James Alfred Friday Joan and Alfred are Knights of jest, In getting laughs they beat the rest. Unsung Hero and Heroine Marcia Olivia Hudson Lane Summers Rockett Stephen Kelly Long Marcia, Lane, and Steve agree That they are Ashley’s unsung three. Most Popular Donna Alice Starnes Edward Martin Manning Most popular chessmen are Donna and Ed; Liked by everyone, it is said. Page One Hundred Eighteen The National Honor Society is the high school equiva- lent of Phi Beta Kappa. It was originated by the National Association of Secondary School Principals and is pro- moted by the National Education Association. The pur- pose of the National Honor Society is to stimulate scholar- ship, and to encourage the attributes of character, service, and leadership. Membership in this organization is honorary. At the end of the third period in the senior year, all students who have maintained a scholastic average of Ninety or above, who have no failing grades in citizenship, and who have shown by their leadership a willingness to serve, are elected to the Gastonia Chapter of The Na- tional Honor Society. In the Class of 1958, forty-four stu- dents earned this coveted honor. Martha Tois Adams James Allen Alexander Alma Lottie Baker Valry Ward Barr, Jr. Jenny Sue Carpenter Mary Katherine Deaton Marie Jane Dellinger Carol Jean Eudy Susan Lenora Froneberger James Allen Giles Bryant Kennedy Grier Hazel Joan Hahn Joyce Edna Hudson Marcia Olivia Hudson Susan Wakefield Hunt Alice Marie Huss Judith Phyllis Jackson Samuel Phillip Jackson Joan Hannah Kirby Michael Clifton Lee James David Lore Rachel Virginia Lowe Peggy Joan Martin NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers are: President— Larry Milton Stacey Vice-President— Harold David Stroupe Secretary — Joan Hannah Kirby Treasurer — Paul Morgan Planer Faculty Sponsor— Mr. Robert B. Riddle Andrew Shaw Melvin, Jr. Marlene Messick Bonnie Frank Norris, III John Will Parks, III Brenda Carolyn Penley Paul Morgan Planer Janice Irene Putnam Lucy Ann Rawlings Lane Summers Rockett Mary Eugenia Rollins Edith Anne Shuford Larry Milton Stacey Sandra Cozette Stacey Harold David Stroupe Sara Jeanne Summerrow John Russell Talley, Jr. Leah Theresa Ward David Patrick Whitesides Emily Jane Williams Marie Annette Withers Judith Wilson Yoder Page One Hundred Twenty-one f BBMf - _ j| ■ r 5 I niffll w v ' v fl ;BF IJ k JJ9MP5 Sa B . J ' ■ Wrtf? r(r ” 11 . 3 STOOD cf ' - ' !a f - L : N WAiTiN IN 13 1 n I ft 4 ONE HOUR CLEANING New Way Laundry Cleaners Quick Laundry Cleaners 430 West Franklin Avenue 307 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. GASTONIA, N. C. “Serving Gastonia Since 1924’’ Page One Hundred Twenty-six Page One Hundred Twenty-seven kMS3SBtBHB9BBlM T} v ' in ' ifli )i ' W , i , -‘i - r .--V. -. . Z!aT.h.IE SAMPLE SHOE STORE “Exclusive Wear With Every Pair” Tony Emanuel, Manager 150 East Main Avenue -A. 3. Qri ri n SHEET METAL WORKS GASTONIA, N. C. The Valet Men ' s Shop, Inc. Finest of Men’s Wear 109 S. Marietta Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA G. D. Taylor, Jr., Co., Inc. COTTON GASTONIA, N. C. 1203 E. Ozark Ave. P. 0. Box 41 Telephone UNiversity 5-2336 Long Distance 37 RADIO STATION W L T C 1000 Watts 1S70 KC For you and your family P. O. Box 1010 Gastonia, N. C NORRIS SUPPLY AND MACHINE CO. NORRIS ENGINEERING CO. AUTOMATIC HEATING PLANTS BOILERS, STACKS, TANKS— CERTIFIED WELDING SHOPSMITH WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Twenty-nine Page One Hundred Thirty CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 TEXTILES— INCORPORATED Compliments of TL Tfl ic Bo Records to Suit Every Taste Phone UN 5-2373 119 South Street GASTONIA, N. C. Serving Gastonia Since 1910 S WEETLAND RESTAURANT CANDIES— FOUNTAIN SERVICE DINNERS— SEA FOODS— STEAKS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 Textile Parts Machine Co., Inc. P. O. Box 2615 Phone UN 5-8564 GASTONIA, N. C. Pane One Hundred Thirty-i : ' V v- ' L Jjuvsl tSsdbiA, £kdbikalhf BRYANT SUPPLY CO., INC. s i o ■ V ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS h v r Manufacturing Company COMBED COTTON and SPUN RAYON YARNS Page Owe Hundred Thirty-two JENKINS RENEEDUNG CO., INC. World ' s Largest Textile Reneedling Works Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Rhyne and Simmons, Owners PUBLIC SERVICE OF HORTH CRR0EU1H Reneedling and Textile Sheet Metal Works Phones: Metal Working Plant UN 5-8911 Reneedling Plant UN 5-0522 MODERN GAS APPLIANCES Save With Natural Gas On and Off the Gas Mains GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA LIGHTING CENTER Congratulations To The Class of 1958 Lighting Fixtures and Lamps From 240-242 East Main Street MOSS REXALL DRUGS Phone UNiversity 5-4850 Your Prescription Druggist GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA 1051 West Franklin Avenue BUY THE BEST FOR LESS at SALEM ' S GOODNIGHT BROTHERS, INC. 238 W. Main St. Phone UN 5-5256 Exclusive Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear Wholesale Fruits Vegetables CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 GASTONIA, N. C. PYRAMID ELECTRIC COMPANY - Page One Hundred Thirty-three Nv 52K_ l£G O Compliments of %= WIX CORPORATION tmoi m i« ««c. C Page One Hundred Thirty-four p ■■■■■ . y, jfce ' - ■HBIH OH V W 0 , ■ ' ■) i — rr , ■ ■ i v jl ' y r F r tf . : of M 6 w’ r ' n ' C f I rt V J F Compliments oi (barter, incorporated 0 OperJi ' ■C ITER TRAVELER COMPANY MILL DEVICES COMPANY Page One Hundred Thirty-five MELITE WCE a division of Textron Inc. . Gaston County ' s newest industry is happy to congratulate The Frank L. Ashley graduates of 1958 ■HR ft- . i . R 1 • - . .. Page One Hundred Thirty-six MARY McLEAN S 204 S. Broad St. GASTONIA, N. C. LET US INSURE YOUR FUTURE Pilot Life Insurance Company R. M. Howard, Special Representative Compliments of P. P. PEARSON COMPANY ENNIS ATKINS STUDIO PORTRAIT— COMMERCIAL PHOTOENCRAVINC 247 East Franklin Phone UNiversity 5-2541 Compliments of LITTLE FURNITURE COMPANY 1133 W. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UN 7-7974 24 Hour Radio Dispatched Wreckers CITY WRECKER SERVICE GRRRCE BODY AND FENDER WORK 613 E. Second Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. Dial UNiversity 4-3252 Rankin Craig Dan Craig P. 0. Box 535 Phone UN 5-2304 W. H. JARMAN COTTON YARNS 201-203 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of RECREATION BOWL and SPORTS CENTER Sporting Coods Recreation Equipment Phone UNiversity 5-2642 212-216 E. Main GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Thirty-seven 0 l L ,1 t i 17 r f ' | rif- i- d . vl .j t ,? v A J Jf y 4 w ,4 p F M 4 V l 4 S d ‘.r V | P Compliments of M r JP J XV . rtf ' JJ ? ' li V J j 1 l ,p u f REX MILLS. Inc v if Vi SPINNERS OF FINE COMBED COTTON, SYNTHETICS, AND SYNTHETIC BLEND YARNS ■J (V GASTONIA, N. C. Sales Agent ABERFOYLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1430 Broadway NEW YORK, N. Y. tlri -r F rfi- Gear Company Manufacturers of CHAIN DRIVES Congratulations, Seniors! Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Compliments of Northwest Plastics of Carolina, Inc. ROY ' S SIGN COMPANY Signs of Any Kind Sales — Neon Service 111 W. Long Ave. Phone UN 4-2625 GASTONIA, N. C. FINE CLEANING RED FRONT CLEANERS “GASTONIA’S PREDOMINATING CLEANERS” S. York at Chester Streets Phone UN 5-4531 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA SOUTHERN RENEEDLING WORKS, INC. Comber Reneedling Faller Bars P. 0. Box 856 UN 7-7070 713 East Second Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations, Class of ' 58 GASTON MERCHANTS OIL CO. Jobbers of Phillips 66 Products Dial UN 7-7259 Gastonia, N. C. join The Switch To Phillips 66 AKERS CENTER HARDWARE SUPPLY, INC. HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES APPLIANCES Phone UNiversity 4-4548 Page One Hundred Thirty-nine HUDSON COTTON COMPANY Incorporated MERCHANTS AND BROKERS GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of BROOKWOOD FOOD STORE McARVER FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture and Appliances 128 East Main Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA MANNING ' S Clothing Footwear One Account Outfits the Whole Family W. Franklin Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Forty Jf , y y - . ' I A 7 jf ' . y Compliments of A , LEIGH FOOD PRODUCTS, Inc. Phone UNiversity 5-8517 Phone UNiversity 5-8518 Page One Hundred Forty-one -1 .3 — - 2 . A £nts of ' Srs e ranee Co., Inc. KELVINATOR PRODUCTS HOME FREEZERS— RANGES HOT WATER HEATERS— REFRIGERATORS Bo ttled Gas Installed Gas Ranges and Hot Water Heaters 134 South Marietta Street Phone UNiversity 5-0191 d 3 ' ' ' Y ftflpflments of Craig Furniture Company 1241 W. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of WEBB THEATER Showplace of Gastonia Air Conditioned For Your Comfort CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Compliments of CLASS OF ' 58 CREASMAN MACHINE COMPANY GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA GRAY MILLS Page One Hundred Forty-two A C p v H iM ' v O t y LA 4 lA f ' M Compliments of THREADS, INC. SI Af r J ¥)OAt£- ' ,iy cy o l iaPPPP dP-y z? A ld y Ta o, 4y2 - i ppP P £e_ ypszyi y GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Erwin H. Bradley, President Lawrence F. Holland, General Manager RAYFIEID AND STEWART, INC. TEXTILE SPINDLES Plant and Office 1314 W. Second Ave. Phone UNiversity 5-1692 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA R. J. KELLY SONS, INC. Distributor THE TEXAS COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UNiversity 4-2644 Compliments of RAWLINGS-TODD COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. RUDISILL-COLVIN MOTORS, INC. “Cleanest Used Cars In Town” UN 5-8559 UN 4-2046 270 W. Airline Ave. 130 W. Franklin GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Forty-three Refreshing remembrance Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by The Gastonia Coca-Cola Bottling Company Compliments of Compliments of VICTOR RING TRAVELER DIVISION OF SACO LOWELL SHOPS UNITED STATES RUBBER ★ COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. 914-916 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UNiversity 4-3221 Compliments of W. R. Sparrow Company COTTON GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of Wakefield Optical Company Young Mercantile Company Compliments of Household Furnishings and Bibles On The Installment Plan GATES WILLIAMS Small Down Payments and Weekly Payments Phone UN 5-4310 1821 West Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA FURNITURE COMPANY Page One Hundred Forty -five Fox Coal Fuel Distributor of GULF HEATING FUELS AND QUALITY COALS Tel. UN 7-7291 Caldwell ' s Drug Store Prescription Druggists 611 E. Franklin Avenue Telephone UNiversity 5-2366 Bradley Flyer Repair Company Flyers — Pressers — Cap Bars — Bolsters Bobbin Gears 1314 West Second Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UNiversity 5-1692 E. H. Bradley, Proprietor Lawrence F. Holland, General Manager Evans College of Commerce GASTONIA, N. C. Realty Bldg. Congratulations Upon The Occasion of Your Graduation May the education you worked so long and so hard to get, yield you rich dividends, in health, happiness and achievement. We invite you to advance your training through one of our standard business courses. TRAIN FOR TODAY ' S FASTER MOVING WORLD Individual advancement, college trained faculty. FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. Call, Write or Visit The School Office to Obtain Latest Bulletin VISITORS WELCOME Page One Hundred Forty-six AU $ ■ P- , : a: y h 11 j ' ? s CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 SUNRISE DAIRY Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products Fiesta Ice Cream 509 West Franklin Avenue PHONE UNiversity 7-6354 GASTONIA, N. C. Loftin Company Commercial Printers Phone UNiversity 5-4871 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations to Class of ' 58 MORRIS GLASS COMPANY 232 East Main Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. Telephone UNiversity 5-4301 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 SPENCER LUMBER COMPANY Where Your Home Begins For Your Home is Your Best Investment South Marietta Street and Seventh Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. GOOD WILL PRESS, Inc. COMMERCIAL PRINTING LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET Direct Mail Advertising Phone UNiversity 5-4500 Page One Hundred Forty-seven Page One Hundred Forty-eight 1M ' Ijs Ja l W mw x i - 1 IT PAYS TO SAVE— WHERE SAVING PAYS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE 251 West Main Ave. AKERS CENTER BRANCH 1327 E. Franklin Ave. INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS “Where Thousands Are Saving Millions’ A WM Established 1880 READ THE GASTONIA GAZETTE ★ For more than 75 years Gaston County’s Great Home Newspaper ★ Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday ★ 35 Cents A Week By Carrier In All Gaston County Towns 341 E. Franklin Ave. Dial UN 4-1421 A. LEONARD RHYNE COMPANY Office Machines and Equipment GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Forty-nine V VT a ' . A . ) , V ■ , Ay ] J -n iJJWTWi ifs t ! ' cj r ■ y v x iv f f y. j , J J v J ' v ,J « 7, a A i, y J Vf Insure With WATSON Uw ,v , .5 .Castipn County s Largest Insurance Agency A t j i I ■ V V . , A TOF-J ' L ' j 7 J. ; _ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS— ACCIDENTS— HOSPITALIZATION A A ¥ , WATSON INSURANCE AGENCY, INCORPORATED r A F|-R|— AUTOMOBILE— PUBLIC LIABILITY WORKMEN ' S COMPENSATION— JEWELRY— FURS NTS— ACCIDENTS BONDS— BOILER 201 East Franklin Avenue V A MUTUAL INSURANCE Lesson for Seniors . . . and Other Smart Students 0ET E ? ©ET E LIGHT SIGHT Good light heads off drowsiness and speeds you through assignments. So make sure your bulb is in the proper size, that your lamp shade reflects light, and that it flares enough to dif- fuse light over all your work area. Make good light your friend . . for life. It costs so little, means so much! DUKE ?QWER COMPANY Page One Hundred Fifty SHAW Laundry Cleaners Phone UN 7-6313 500 N. Marietta Formerly Jacobs Laundry Cleaners Compliments of TOMMY PONTIAC, INC. 327 East Franklin Avenue Tel. No. UN 5-8541 Page One Hundred Fifty-one ,r J W I HE PyTS GASTONIA. N. t , v t c ) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 58 WGNC and WGNC-FM READY MIXED CONCRETE WORKS Transit Mixed Concrete and Builders Supplies Phone UN 5-4032 725 N. Oakland Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of fohwA, and JhsL QkildhfWA, Shop. JhsL Shade Shop- Compliments of S. H. Kress Co. Compliments of AKERS CENTER PHARMACY The Store of Service Phone UNiversity 5-3411 MAXWELL BROTHERS Gastonia ' s Leading Furniture Store Telephone UNiversity 5-2621 223-231 West Main Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-tivo KINCAID COTTON COMPANY INCORPORATED ★ Paul Kincaid, G. H. S. ' 24 J. C. Owens, G. H. S. ' 42 Paul Kincaid, Jr., G. H. S. ' 44 Members: American Cotton Shippers Association Atlantic Cotton Shippers Association New York Cotton Exchange Page One Hundred. Fifty-three Compliments of JU en J 239 West Main Street Dial UNiversity 5-1991 Dellinger Helen Dellinger FIRESTONE FLORIST LEONARD ' S 1306 West Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Phone UNiversity 5-0041 Drum ' s Esso Service Station 1400 East Franklin Phone UN 5-4249 U-HAUL TRAILER RENTAL SERVICE Compliments of TOM ' S BAR-B-Q UNiversity 7-9106 Compliments of J. K. LONC, |R. Compliments of RAINBOW PAINT STORE 143 West Franklin Avenue Phone UNiversity 5-2371 McLEAN SON FUNERAL HOME 206 South Broad Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Fifty-foui FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO. CENERAL HARDWARE Dial UN 7-7011 Firestone Square K L U T T Z MACHINE FOUNDRY CO. 623 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. GIFT LETTER SHOP CHINA, CRYSTAL, AND SILVER Wedding Invitations Announcements 214 E. Franklin Avenue Gastonia, N. C. Phone UNiversity 5-2692 A B Shoe Shop Bicycle Shop 116 E. Airline Avenue Phone UNiversity 5-5471 Page One Hundred Fifty-five CONGRATULATIONS FROM 172 W. Main Street GASTONIA, N. C. FOR MEN OF ALL AGES Compliments and Best Wishes of GASTONIA BEAUTY COLLEGE Located Over Kirby Music Co. East Main Avenue Phone UN 7-9284 Compliments of Rankin- Armstrong Company 250 East Main Avenue Phone UNiversity 5-0611 Gastonia, North Carolina Quality Furniture Free Customer Parking Page One Hundred Fifty-six - . . - V ■ - A4ML class of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Page One Hundred Fifty-seven ' fil m merits of Jno. L. Bed guilders Supplies, Inc. ir klin Ave 7 H08-41 ik. Franklir |K) venue 0 ' v GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Phone UNiversity 5-2356 Why not be among the more particular and select your sea food from a sea food market where freshness and variety are assured. LADD SEA FOOD Roosevelt Tire Service Phone UNiversity 5-1229 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of VAN SLEEN ' S JEWELERS BARKER SUPPLY CO. BARKER BOATS BOAT REPAIRS WOOD TEXTILE SUPPLIES PICKER SLATS MOULDINGS York Road Gastonia, N. C. SPENCERS, INCORPORATED OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE PRINTING GREETING CARDS BOOKS STATIONERY Phone UNiversity 5-2356 Page One Hundred Fifty-eight Todd-Long Picker Apron Co., Inc. 618 E. Second Avenue “South’s Oldest Apron Builders” + Industrial Belting Company Quality Leather Belting Prescriptions Our Specialty We have filled over x one million Phone UNiversity 5-3401 Kennedy ' s Rexall Drug Store GASTONIA, N. C. Serving The Textile Industry Since 1929 Bradley Flyer Repair Company Flyers — Pressers — Cap Bars (Rebuilt) — Bolsters Bobbin Gears New and Used Textile Machinery Repair Parts Textile Bobbins Refinished Compliments of BARKLEY ' S FOOD STORE 318 N. Morehead Street Phone UNiversity 4-3421 Page One Hundred Fifty-nine RALPH GAINES FURNITURE COMPANY Corner of Main Avenue and Chester Street Phone UN 4-4191 MODERN FURNITURE C. E. AND MOTOROLA APPLIANCES Established 1912 P. P. LEVENTIS COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE 408 West Main Avenue Phone UNiversity 7-7225 GASTONIA, N. C. FRANKLIN DRUG STORE 1402 West Franklin Avenue UN 5-0571 Prescriptions picked up and delivered EDWARDS GARAGE General Auto Repairs GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixty Compliments of Gastonia Belting Supply Company Incorporated Manufacturers of Quality Leather Belting Distributors of Manhattan Rubber Goods Phone UNiversity 5-2732 P. 0. Box 174 North Marietta Street GASTONIA, N. C. dxZ _ ' C Z J ■■ Congratulations, Class of 1958 GASTONIA PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY, INC. 1301 W. Franklin Avenue Telephone UNiversity 7-7215 £ 5 Page One Hundred Sixty-one NOLEN SAND SUPPLY CO. BUILDING SUPPLIES Transit-Mix Concrete GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of BOU LAUNDRY CLEANERS Compliments of CITY MEAT MARKET “The Market that Sells Bargains” Warehouse, Inc. v GASTONIA, N. C. ' i -t ,5 s ■ Oldest And Still The Best 1907 1958 H. BEVERIDGE CO. Operating Beveridge Reneedling Co. Phone UN 5-2641 1243 W. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Stroup Hi-Fi Q tvbe i 1 1 2 Green Drive - Phone UN 5-3822 Page One Hundred Sixty-two Compliments of F. A. YOUNG MACHINE COMPANY CASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of PIEDMONT MOTORS, INC LINCOLN-MERCURY 420 West Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of Pete Walker Shoe Repair Page One Hundred Sixty-three rwn -rm l r:v . t rmorrs � t ft t , r , ft • ' T ■•T mmrr-fx ryyfr rm fnt Kr t Page One Hundred Sixty-four Compliments of Central Yarn and Dyeing Company Quality Package DYEING AND FINISHING Of Cotton and Synthetic Yarns DIRECT, BLEACHED, BLEACHED BOTTOM PASTELS, DEVELOPED AND VAT COLORS GASTONIA LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Material Phone UN 5-2511 S08 N. Broad Street GASTONIA, N. C. i; , p | I I f r ' .3 Ik t :,fV Page One Hundred Sixty-five a w os, 1 oA ' ' o- V c ’ Burlington “WOVEN INTO THE LIFE OF AMERICA” As the world ' s leading textile manufacturing organization, Burlington Industries and its member companies produce an amazing array of fabrics for every phase of the clothing industry, as well as fabrics for the home, for industry, for automotive i and aviation uses, and for most other purposes. Burlington ' s products are truly Woven Into the Life of America. ' ih I’ tjT Because of its broad diversification, Burlington offers to the young man or | fyoman seeking a career in textiles unlimited opportunities in every phase of the p jVn C. C. 10VE MILL T MILL MODENA MILL Units of INDUSTRIES, INC. Executive Offices GREENSBORO, N. C. Member Companies Burlington Decorative Fabrics Associates, Burlington Export Company, Burlington Hosiery Company, Burlington International, Burlington Mills, Burlington Narrow Fabrics Company, Ely tj Walker, Caley Lord, Goodall-Sanford, Inc., Hess, Goldsmith Company, Klopman Mills, Inc., Mooresville Mills, Pacific Mills, Raeford Worsted Corporation, Peerless Woolen Mills, B. I. Cotton Mills. Page One Hundred Sixty-six -T ' mm ■-c-ioi G . _ ciJ Y J c JUlu :Z ■ wLll, GASTONIA UNITED OIL CO. INC. Phone VA 4-2831 .vj a ✓ sA v AMERICAN Local Amoco Jobber Au LC-A 1 ; AftA 1 2P r yJ szA 1 a e. y I r yj A ' U I i , [ J Page One Hundred Sixty-seven AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, INC. Distributors of Original Equipment Replacement Parts 411 E. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. MYRTLE ARKRAY HARDWARE 1009 Bessemer City Road Phone UN 7-6068 GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of CA ROTIFERS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE-OXYGEN EQUIPPED Phone UNiversity 7-6337 TRAINED FIRST AID ATTENDANTS Page One Hundred Sixty -eight Compliments of CARSON ' S LAUNDRY DO-NUT DINETTE Akers Shopping Center KIT CARSON ' S WASHERETTE 1307 West Franklin Avenue 1614 W. Franklin Telephone UN 5-5322 Friendly Service Plus Quality OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Two shirts laundered free if you receive one with c missing button SPINNING CYLINDERS CARD SCREENS PICKER SCREENS TINS FOR COMBERS GEAR CARDS METAL STAMPINGS CONVEYOR PIPE CONTRACT MANUFACTURING SLASHER WORK TWISTER TROUGHS JENKINS METAL SHOP, INC. Established 1912 TEXTILE SHEET METAL WORK GASTONIA, N. C. North Marietta Street Ext. Phone UNiversity 7-6394 1 ' WHW if jA jA jj 5 A p J BEST WISHES } A W i QV A y,J ■ Ai H ' ' Harden Manufacturing Company , , A W Spinners of QUALITY SYNTHETIC YARNS GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA C. D. Gray President W. A. Daniel Secretary and Treasurer C. D. Gray, Jr. Vice-President GRAY DANIEL, INC COtTON WASTE SELLING AGENTS GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Phone: UNiversity 5-1246 Long Distance 26 X) for y JJ u in. COMPANY r Millwork and Building Supplies GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA N. Marietta Street Phone UN 7-7208 Rawlings-Lyda Furniture Co. “Home of Good Furniture’’ Frigidaire Appliances — Zenith Television Phone UN 4-1321 121 East Main HILLCREST PHARMACY Fountain Service Prescriptions A Specialty Phone UN 5-3872 Victory Station GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of J. F. BESS COMPANY Page One Hundred Seventy Compliments of Gossett Machine Works, Inc. General Mill Repairs Pioneers of Big Coiler Change Overs GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of HONEY ' S RESTAURANT Howe Distributing Company, Inc. WHOLESALE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 1618 East Ozark Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Gastonia Motor Parts Co., Inc. Compliments of Charles A. Harrison, Inc. CONTRACTORS— ENGINEERS GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA P. 0. Box 996 Phone UN 7-6120 Congratulations to the Class of ' 58 Horne ' s Home Auto Supply KIRBY MUSIC CO., INC. Pianos and Organs Kimball — Lester — Thomas 255 E. Main Phone UN 5-4932 Page One Hundred Seventy-one L. S. Rankin and Sons, Inc. Marketers SINCLAIR REFINING CO. GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of THE VOGUE 219 West Main Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. CAROLINA FLORIST 200 W. Main Ave. 508 S. York St. GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA China, Crystal, Gifts, and Flowers Compliments of SUMMEY-SMITH, INC. Truck and Passenger Tire Recapping 122 S. Oakland St. Phone UN 5-8526 GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of EDDIE MANNING ' S UNCLE Carolina Hardware and Supply Company “Home of Good Hardware” Dial UN 7-7228 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Seventy-! wo Designed Printed Bound by OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE, INC. Charlotte, N. C. . ' } : !f,. ■ f? ' fr ' F-i j: H ft ' j f l h ! f i I ? - tl H t; •S: ■ sm %m ' � ■ ' ■: :■ ■■ ' ■ , ■ , ■ . i ■ ' ! i- ' ■ : ' • tr-lUV Sin M8MM mm vii Wi IS: Mi ' yu ... ... , ly.«W;SW ' v j . 5vv r ' i ) ■ $ ■■ ■■ ' r I ■ ' . ' ' ( ' ... ■■■ . 1 1 . i ' ; . ( ; P .vTO .-,■ i ■ y nv - 1 ■ Vv) WRm ' jV :1 , J ;UV fe,p)t ¥ i i | flifil iliH 111 ’■ ■■■ . ■iVraUow lill m «s|� slM ;v� MfflS mm MMWJM 111 y ‘Iliya mm !. ; ! « ittU ’ (wS l (il (.( ' ■! ' . ill IW .A™., . W: imlMi I ' ll iwMWA III ) iVi M ! iffl ■MUi- i; i-V . ; IKn , Y } ' a mm fiffi Mmm imm mm iiiiiiiife � iii (i pill ® ! ' ! ' Pji ' ifi if PlHiM