Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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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

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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