Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1964 volume:

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Ashley High School is many things—classes, clubs, assembly programs, football, basketball, baseball, music, dances, a hootenanny, learning, serving, growing—all making up a spirit, a personality, a way of life which the 1964 Spinner staff has chosen to call “Waves of Green.” Page Four -¢ | 4 bs ate ta i ‘ i 3 | TALL HHL Lee E ES 20° CANDY 5° PS 10° OATMEAL PIES 5° CHEWING GUM 5° 10° MILK 3 cram exams, studtes, buddies, white and green, a beauty queen Page Seven Things to do, A project due; Assembly show, All must go; Book rental fee, An afternoon tea; English themes, Dramatic screams; _ Basketball schemes, Promising teams; Teacher's mood, Lunchroom food; Who will recall The thrill of it all? Weejuns, ski sweaters, fads. Monograms, knee socks, scads! Page Eight Hardwork, homework, Slow work, no work, Enthusiasm, depression, Progress, digression, Seeing, being, Listening, talking, Showing that... Page Nine ee Be ’ Z J 4 . ’ ¢ 4 } J 9 + Pi. J is ASHLEY HIGH! TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Ges nb, OLS OES alle ee Sa 7 CRAG TPG Mees eet ep RA Panera yee | PL 108 DER yee ee PL 2A PY EOSIN G Ree PL. 148 The administration of Frank L. Ashley High School includes the Principal, Principal’s Secretary, Registrar, Guidance Counselor, two Librarians, Athletic Director, and Instrumental and Choral Music Directors. The faculty, composed of fifty-three members, effectively leads Ashley's curriculum, which includes courses in the following departments: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Language, and Vocation. Frank L. Ashley is accredited by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges and connected with the National Detense Education Act. respect for leadership . . . is ij v v ae 7] Ow — eR SES Oe ES DEDICATION The students of Frank L.- Ashley High School have been privileged to know E. J. Phillips as a man for whom we have had the utmost respect and as a coun- selor and friend. He has always been ready to help us with our problems, encouraging us so that we could find solutions when our problems, sometimes, seemed to have no answers. He has helped us to understand the value of learning to choose wisely, and made us realize that to be ready for the future we must be prepared. Mr. Phillips came to Gastonia in September, 1949, to teach biology in this school, after having taught one year in Draper, North Carolina. In 1955 he became assistant principal and has held this position since that time. He is a native of Andrews, North Carolina. He was graduated from Western Carolina College at Cullowhee, North Carolina, with a B.S. Degree, later attending graduate school at George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tennessee, where he received Masters Degrees in Administration, Biology, and Physical Ed- ucation. Mr. Phillips is married to the former Mary Alice Cowan of Cullowhee. Mrs. Phillips, also, taught in Frank L. Ashley High School for several years. They have one son, Ernest Jake Phillips, II] (Jakie), who is a student at Grier High School. The Phillipses are members of First Methodist Church in Gastonia. The students of Frank L. Ashley High School re- spectfully dedicate our yearbook, 1964 SpznNER, to Ernest Jake Phillips, Jr., leader, counselor, and friend. DR. WOODROW B. SUGG Dr. Sugg has served as Superintendent of the Gastonia City Schools for six years. After graduating from Edge- comb County High School, he attended Atlantic Chris- tian College where he received his A.B. degree. Dr. Sugg earned his M.A. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his Ph.D. degree from the University of Florida. He was at one time principal of Arlington Junior High School; he also served as supervisor for the Gastonia City Schools. Dr. Sugg is a member of the Kiwanis Club and a member of the Board of Stewards of the First Methodist Church. Administrative leaders guide and direct Page Sixteen DR. RANDOLPH E. CAROTHERS Dr. Carothers became principal of Ashley High School in 1955. He received his B.S. degree from Presbyterian College, M.A. from. the University of South Carolina, and Ed.D. from Florida State University. He previously served as principal of the high school in Gaffney, South Carolina. Dr. Carothers came to Gastonia as assistant principal in 1954. He is a member of the Rotary Club and an active member of the First Presbyterian Church. He enjoys spending much time at his river cabin with his wife and ten-year-old son, Randy. MEA ERINES FE); PHILLIPS Mr. Phillips, a native of Andrews, North Carolina, was graduated from Western Carolina College, received his M.A. from Peabody College and Vanderbilt Univer- sity. He has been assistant principal since 1955. be, ae % ; eee ne MRS. LORINE W. CATHEY Mrs. Cathey, the registrar, is a native of Bristol, Ten- nessee, but she has lived in Gastonia most of her life. In addition to her work at Ashley, Mrs. Cathey is Vice-President of the Southwestern District of the Department of Educational Secretaries of the North Carolina Education Association and a member of the First Wesleyan Methodist Church. Her hobbies include reading and dancing. Mrs. Cathey says that her most important extracurricular activity is chauffeuring her three children. ll phases of life at Ashley High School 4 Page Seventeen Mrs. Diane R. BEAM B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College. English Mrs. Jerry M. CLINE B.A. Catawba College. Biology Mrs. June D. BLEAKLEY B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College. Librarian Mrs. HeLen R. Cup B.A. Erskine College; M.A, Uni- versity of North Carolina Chapel Hill. English FACULTY Math IV was added to the curriculum in the fall of 1963. This advanced course, designed to prepare students for higher mathematics, teaches trigonometry, applications of mathematics, introductions to college theory, and logic. Page Eighteen at Mr. Everetre L. Caritron B.A. Lenoir Rhyne College; M.A. Appalachian State Teachers Col- lege. History Mrs. Harriet O. Davis B.A. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Biology Mr. GarrHer D. CLINE B.S, East Carolina College. History Mr. Ricuarp S,. Farris B.S. Appalachian State ‘Teachers College. Physics—Algebra Students enjoy expressing themselves in various forms of art— charcoals, sketches, pastels, and temypora. The Business Machines classes prepare girls for secretarial work, data processing, and office jobs. Mrs. JANE LEE FRONEBERGER B.S. University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Home Economics Mr. S. Lourts Gasxrns B.S, East Carolina College. Chemistry—French Mr. J. Lane Gritiam B.A. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Plane Geometry—Algebra Mrs. Loretrra D. GILLIAM B.S. Appalachian State ‘Teachers College. English Mr. W. Harris Goccr B.A. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. History Mr. F. Don Hickman B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College. Dramatics—English Mrs. Marrua A. HoLtaway B.A. Lenoir Rhyne College. English | Mr. Kennetru B. Hoye B.S. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M.A.T. -Univer- sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Geomeiry—Math IV Mrs. Nancy H. Porrer B.A, Winthrop College. Art Page Nineteen Mr. Worrorp T. Husxey B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College. Vocal Mr. Cuartes S. JARvis B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College; M.A. Appalachian State Teachers College. English Mrs. Bossre B. JENKINS B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College. Typing—History Mr. Joun D. Kirtsy B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College; M.A. Appalachian State Teachers College. Typing—Shorthand Mrs. Maxa B. Kintaw B.A. Muskingum. Latin—Algebra Miss Atna L. Kiser B.A. University of North Carolina at Greensboro; M.A. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Algebra Mr. Armand C. Manpo B.A. Lenoir Rhyne College. Economics Mrs. HELEN R. Marvin B.A. Furman; M.A. Louisiana State University. History Mr. Joex B. Mauney B.S. Lenoir Rhyne College; M.A. Appachian State Teachers College. Typing—Shorthand Singing for their supper! nn wha r if to determine hens 2 ng may make the BE STuse of the worlds resources —— land, labor, capital, and human initiative All four economics classes formed separate corporations to carry on business and to study the mechanics of making a living in our economic society. - A Cc U L T Y Under the Fifth Year Program, sponsored by the Ford Foun- | dation, college graduates work to receive their teaching certifi- cates. Mr. Harris Gooch and Mr. John Oehler are teaching here in conjunction with this program. Mrs. Eucenta F. McArver Miss JEAN McArver Mr. Lestre O. McCotitum Mr. Bossy W. McNew B.S. Appalachian State Teachers B.S.S.A. University of North Caro- B.M. De Pauw University. B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College. M. of Ed. University of lina at Greensboro. Band College. poate erent Caer) Hil: Typing—Business Spanish—English Biology Miss Berry S. Minrz Miss Oxrve V. Moretz Mr. Matcotm C. NELson Mr. Joun S. OEFHLER, JR. B.S. Limestone College; M. of Ed. B.S. Appalachian State Teachers B.A. University of North Carolina B.A. Davidson. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. College; M.A. Appalachian State at Chapel Hill; M.A, University History Business Arithmetic Teachers College. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. j Bookkeeping Librarian Algebra ; Solid Geometry—Trigonometry ee Page Twenty-one Mr. Cary D. Ossorn B.A. High Point College. English—Public Speaking Mrs. Mitprep C. Rosison B.A. Duke University. English Mr. Joun C. Pace B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College; M. of Ed. University of Florida. Guidance Counselor Mr. Van M. SELLERS B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College; M.A. Appalachian State Teachers College. English—Journalism FACULTY The National Defense Act provides for the teaching of physics in high school. Special emphasis is placed on mathematics and basic and applied physics. Page Twenty-two ’ Mrs. KaTHueen B. RANKIN B. L. B.2 A. Oxford University, England; L.B. University of London. Latin Mr. Gites G. SETZER A. Lenoir Rhyne College. Distributive Education Mr. Larry I. RHopEs B.S, East Carolina College. History Mr. R. Frank SIncLAIR B.A. Catawba College. French February 13 was the faculty’s “fun night’ as they held their Valentine supper party. . —— Mrs. FANNIE HoLMES SMITH B.S. University of North Carolina at Greensboro; M. of Ed. Univer- sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chemistry Mrs. Sut G. SmiITH B.S. Winthrop. General Business Business Arithmetic—T yping Mr. Rosert L. STAPLETON B.S.I.A. East Tennessee State Teachers College; B.S. University of Chattanooga. Mechanical Drawing Miss Jo ANN TESSNER B.A, Limestone College. English Mr. Crark M. THALER B.S. Colt University. Biology Mrs. Berry A. UNDERWwoop B.A. Queens College. English Miss Netzt M. U’REn B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College; M.A. Appalachian State Teachers College. Algebra—Business Arithmetic Mrs. Yura P. Watsu B.S. University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Spanish Mr. CuHarztes E. WATERS B.S. Western Carolina College; M.A. Western Carolina College. Diversified Occupations Mrs. Evetyn H. WITHERS B.S.S.A. University of North Caro- lina at Greensboro. Secretarial Practice—T yping Mrs. ADELLE SPARKS Winthrop College; North Carolina Food Service Certificate. Lunchroom Manager Page Twenty-three CLASSES Ashley High School’s student body of 1963-64 was composed of 1443 students. Of this total, 422 were Seniors; 481, Juniors; and 540, Sophomores. With the addition of another senior high school in Gastonia, the enrollment of the Sophomore and Junior Classes was considerably smaller. concentration .. . assLenments - � � « EXAMS . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President es oe o-svte ston apererenspes Coie Donatp Howarp ALLRED We gO TAA ROO Dio o DIGMO OB n.o COE Marcaret CELestE McNass Vice-Presidentan waraac aor t erer sere ee Jo Anne Marte YosHino Monitorial Representative........... Emity REseccA BowDEN SOChetary sume cco Sen Nera eae Joanna Frances GARRISON SP ONS Of as hyed Met sRN serene ete ee ere Mr. Armanp Manno THE SENIOR CLASS “Crest of the nave...” | From uncertain beginnings in 1961, the class of ’64 is a Freshman” .. . and that momentous night of grad- weathered the trials as lower classmen and reached at uation. last the peak of their high school career. ‘ ; In looking toward the future, the class viewed many Looking back over their three years at Ashley High, aspirations and sought-after goals . . . college, professions, the Senior Class viewed times of adjustments and ac- and marriage. complishments . . . preparations for “Evening in Paris,” the 1963 Junior-Senior . . . homecoming with all its These were the thoughts and memories of the class | excitement and glory . . . the Senior Class play, “Mother of 1964 as they arrived at the crest. Page Twenty-six THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 [antHa Su—E ABERNATHY Hexen Loutse Apams CuHarLes DEAN ALLEN Dorotny Jo ALLEN Nancy ExizaBETH ALLEN Donatp Howarp ALLRED 3ERT CoLEMAN AMMONS Frank Ricky ANTHONY WixLiiAM GLENN ATCHLEY Peccy Joyce Autry Mrnwer Ara BAapwan VELYN ANNETTE Baker Donatp LEE BARBEE Jane ExvizapeTH BARBER Barry Grecc BARKER Patsy DonNELLY BARNES Page Twenty-seven Jerry Lynn BarretTT Dororny Faye BATES VirciniA ANN BEAM Jack Trroomas BEAVERS DanieL Rocer BELL Water Dantet Betton, I] Constance SHERRI Bippix SanpRA Kay BIGGER PARTHENIA Ray BINGHAM James SAmueEt Briar, Jp | Rosert EuGENe BLAKE James Henry Botick, Jr. Parricia ANN BoLToNn PriscitLtA ANN BourQuEe . Emity ReseccaA BowDEN Rosert Wirkxes Boyce “Sticky” booster buttons in the making. Page Twenty-eight THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Lrypa Mar B oyp Joyce ANNE BRADLEY Raymonp L. Braptey, III [ ! | RAH DELORSE BRADLEY Carot ANN BRENNAN SHARON ELAINE BRIDGES MARTHA JANE Britron Patsy Exraine Brown RicHarD SHERRILL BRuMLEY ANNA KristiINA BRUNNEMER CHARLES Davin BRYANT ARL CLAYTON BRYMER Mary Sue BuL.is GweENDOLYN H. BuRLESON Tare WitLiAM BuRLESON SarA RuTH BUMGARDNER Page Twenty-nine FRANKIE JANE BURCHFIELD Davin LE1cH Burns Janice Lee Burris James WaLTER CaAGLe Rosertr P. CALDWELL, Jr. Linpa LoutsE CAMPBELL Roy Pratt CAMPBELL Rocrer Epwin CANTRELL SANDRA GAIL CARPENTER BarBARA JEAN CARSON CyntuiA ANN CARTER KeirH ALEXANDER CASHION JupirH DEANNA CASTLE JoHN FREDERICK CATHEY CATHERINE LEE CLARKE Linpa JEAN CLEMMONS THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Page Thirty CuiFForpD E. CLONINGER Rosert W. CLONINGER JerrRy EUGENE CoE Cuares T. Core, Jr. VioLteT LoutsE CoLEMAN FRANKIE SUE COLLETTE WJantce Minprep Coins Marian SANDRA CONNOR MicHaEL GLENN ConrAD TerESA GAYLE Coox Nancy BEArricE CostNER Norma JANE Cox WatrerR LEE Cox MARGARET CATHERINE CRAIG Joyce ‘DEAN Crisp Jupy Kay Crisp Page Thirty-one Vickte Sue Crisp TERRY CALVIN CROUSE WaLTerR Parks CRUSE CATHERINE L. CULBERTSON Jane WabeE CULBERTSON Cartes FRepRIcK CuLp RecInaLp W. CuNnNINGHAM WattTer V. Davinson, Jr. Dana Kerru Davis Larry Rem Davis Recinatp Kyxze Davis Jerry Donatp DEAN Bryant Lee DEATON Davin Hunter DiaAmMontr Resecca Sue DILLING Patricia ANN DILLs Hey! You're not supposed to be playing “Louie, Louie’’! Page Thirty-two THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 CuHartes Ronatp Drxon WiLiiAmM Patrick Dixon JAmes Donatp EASLER MarrHa Gari ELDRIDGE Carotyn JEAN ELLioTT CAROLYN Kay ENLOE Jupira Ann ENwricHT Emma Marie FarrcLoTH Berry Sure Fats Davin GEoRGE FaLts Jounny EucEene Fatis MicHarLt Franz FALLs LirnpA Caro Farts Berry ANN FAULKNER SANDRA LYNN FERGUSON Epwarp Hat Ferris Page Thirty-three eee serene Ce TE Gary LEFONzE FISHER Jack WasuHINcTron FISHER James Davin FisHER PauLa Susan FISHER Jupy ALiison Foore Rosert ANTHONY FORSTER Linpa Carnot Forp Kay ELLen Foy Lrypa Sut Frapy FLORENCE PaTriciA FRANC( Henry D. FroNEBERGER Nancy Jo FunpERBURK Raymonp PETER GAETO Joun Parrick GALLIGAN JOANNA FRANCES GARRISON Terry ALLAN GHORLEY THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Page Thirty-four Linpa Lou Grsson James Ernest GIvENs JaseerR Brarr Goop Linpa SuE GRAYSON DonaLp Rurus GILREATH Betty JUNE GLisson Davin Martin GoopMAN Deora Fret GREEN CHARLES ALFRED GIVENS RonaLp LEE GOBLE Donna ANN GooDMAN Kart Epwarp GREENE Gary SuE went a-courtin’’ Layton GRANT IRENE GREENE CuarLes KertrH GRAY Patricia ANN GRIFFIN Page Thirty-five Rae 4 = : ( Jupy Kay Grissom Dorotny LoutsE GrRupBss CaroL_yn M. GuLirrorRD Jerry Don Harri Daniet Bruce Hamrick Witiiam Guy Harp, III Junia Nery Harney Davin Kerra Harr JACQUELINE E. HarTLey Jerry Austin HARTMAN CaroLyn BLANCHE HAskIN ROBERT Gray HaAwkKINs CaroLyn ANN Hayes Cart EucENne Hayes WiLitiAmM KENNETH HAYES Mary CHARMIAN HAYNES Sewing is a major phase of third year home economics. Thirty-six THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Mary Jane Haynes BrenpA LEE HEFFNER SHARLIE ANN HEILING CaroLyn Sue HeLms SANDRA Kay HELTON Jounnie S. Henprix Berry Lou HEensiey RonaLtp CoLEMAN Hicxs Royat Topp Hicxs JEweELL IRENE Hitt Patsy JEAN Hitt Witit1am Epwarp HINKLE Caron JEAN Hise SANDRA DARLENE HopcE Fave ANNE HorrMaANn WixriiaAm F. Hogan, Jr. Page Thirty-seven Cart Dennis Honeycutt Dan Atan Hopkins WattTeR ALBERT Hopp, Jr. RicHARD FINLEY HuBBARD Linpa Leona HuppLe Tuomas L. Hupcins AnnizE REBECCA Hupson Gary MarsHatt HuFeEMAN GERALD Scott HUFFSTETLER GLENDA JANE HUFFSTETLER Patricia ANN HurFsTETLER SanpRA OxiviA HuFFsTETLER RosertT BARNEY HULL, Jr. Surrey ANN Hut Marrua Sut Humpuries Joun ALLEN Hunter, III THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Page Thirty-eight What do you mean 1400? {Cynraia EstHer Hurcuins Wirii1am Davin Hux Wanpa JANE Hyer DianzE Marie JACKSON Jupy Carot JAcKsON Joseru S, JAcoss, III | | Roserr Epwarp JAcogs ELizABETH HuNTER JAMES Harriet DIANE JENKINS Paut Epwarp JENKINS VICKIE JOLENE JENKINS Lrypa MariLEeNE JOHNSON Ricuarp Barry JOHNSON Rosert Bryce JOHNSON AmeE.iIA Marte JONES Joun Matcoum Jones Thirty-nine Jimmy Lane KeEENUM FRANCES ELIZABETH KEEVER FraNcES LAVINIA KELLAR Eart BarrRetTr KENDRICK Ronatp Lapp KENDRICK JENNIFER CAROLE Kincarp Davin Monroe Knicur BarBara KNOEDLER Fitton Lee Koone Frances Ann LAI Patricia Diane Lat. Jerry Rosert Lanc GEORGE JEFFERSON LEDFORD “Mother is a Freshman,” a three-act comedy, was presented Jerry ANN LEE JosepH H. Leonwarpr, Jr. Jove REBpEccA LEWALLEN by the Senior Class on March 6. Page Forty THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 MicuatLt Henry Lewis Preccy ANNE LiLEs ALFRED Boyp LirrLe ‘THomas MicwareL LirrLe Bruce Warkins LorTin Loretra Diane Lorrin ),AyMonD LeRoy Locan, Jr. Gene Douctas Lone Joet Dennis Lone SamMuEL L. LoupERMILK Sanpra Joy LoupERMILK Roserr Emmetr Love Ronap B. Lovincoop Harvey RAnpatt Lowe Jounny MicnaeLt Lowery Linpa Kay Lynn Page Forty-one ‘1h Tuomas LEE LYNN EarLE Overt Mace, Jr. ExizABETH ANN MAcE Joun Eppteman Mack, III GeorceE HERMAN MAPLES CHERYL CorDELIA Marr CaroLtyn M, Martin Katuryn ANDREA MARvIN CLARENCE WiLL1AM Massey — Paut Bercin MAuney, Jr. CuarLes F. McArver Mary Lucire McArver Rosert Lance McBEE ResEKAH ANNE McCLuney Ronatp CHarLes McGer SHARON Kay McKenzie THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Page Forty-two THINK DUNT LET = SELECT EXAMPLES. ILLUS- YOUR PARAGRAPHS TRATIONS ARGUMENTS BE REJECTS! © ORDER OF WRITING . b STYLE OF WRITINGS. WRITE ae INTRODUCTION BODY CONCLUSION REVISE PROOFREAD REWRITE Seniors study creative writing in order to prepare them- {Carnot Loutse McLEymMoreE Marcaret CeLtestE McNassp Marrua Evaine McPHatn selves for college. Toomas E. McPHERSON Boyce Krnarp McSwain MaypEaAn MEEK HeLen Fave MERCER Gioria JEAN MERRILL BarparA Gatti Moore Diana Carnot Moore Lois Carnot Moore | Mirron Earte Morcan Cart DEAN Morrison Davin GLEN Morrow MarsHa Lee Musarp BARBARA BROWNLEE MYERS Page Forty-three Carrot LEE NANCE Wit11am E. Newron, Jr. JounniE Eart NicHors Doris ANN NIVENS Terry Micuart NIvens Beverty Rose Norris Mary Mitrum Owens Raymonp Marvin PADGETT RonaLp JAMES PARKER ANDREW HoLpER PARTON Davin Lamar PaAysEuR Vickie ANN PAyYSEUR WILLIAM ERNEST PEARSOD FRANCINE SANDRA PLANER Larry DEAN PLEMMONS Linpa Loutse PooLe The latest in wrap-arounds. Forty-four THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 James Monroe Porter Ruespa Gait Poston JAmes Rerp PRESSLEY Marrua ANN PrIcE Rrra JANE PRIcE ‘TRIXANNA PRICE 1LL1AM Henry Price, Jr. Nancy Peart PRUETT Danny Bryson Pruitt Artie Ray QueEN Witiiam NicHoLas Query Anita Wisrt Quick Nancy JANE RANDALL Luia Jane RANDOLPH Ernest Hart Ray SanprA LoutsE RECTOR Page Forty-five Barry LarHan RHYNE Oxivia Kristina RICHARDS ALBERTA LORRAINE RIDER ALVIN VANCE RILEY, JR. Joun Davin RILEY Rosert ANDERSON ROBERTS BrenpA Lou Rosinson JosepH MicHarELt RocEers DororHy ANNE RosEBRO James Arnotp RuprE Marrua LEE SANFORD DexsoraH Farr SAYLES THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Page Forty-six Jack Burnette RiLey, Jai Vivian LercH Rocers | SHirLeEyY Kay SAMOLE { Carotyn Rose Scorr . Yipes, stripes! Janice Faye SHorr Paut Epcar SHort, Jr. Harriet Beto SIMMONS Jupy ExizaBeETH SKIDMORE SANDRA ELAINE SLUTSKY MarrHa Louise SMARR CHARLES JEFFERY SMITH ExvizaBETH ANN SMITH Georce MicuarEL SMITH James CopeLanp SMITH Jupy ANNETT SMITH Nancy Roserta SMITH Jupira Lynn Sorrecy Harry SAMUEL SPARROW Rosert Epwarp SPENCER Linpa DIANE SPIRLIN Page Forty-seven Mae LaurA NADINE STANLEY Susan Craic STAPLETON SAMUEL JAMES STEPHENS SANDRA LYNNE STEVENSON CHARLES THOMAS STEWART James DonaLtp STEWART Lynn LeRoy STEWART SHIRLEY ELAINE STILES ELIZABETH JANE STRICKLAND Kart FRANKLIN STROUP Jerry RicHarp STUMAN ANN AMELIA SUMMEY Jutren Ivey SuMMEY Jerry STEWART SUTTON Linpa LEE TALLENT ANITA LoutsE TALLEY Queen for a day. Page Forty-eight THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 EF Joyce Ann TANNER Marorp WILBERT TATE Witxi1AmM Howarp TEAGUE PauLta Lynn TEEM WILLIAM BENNETT THALER Terry Houston THOMAS RicHarRD Scorr THorNBuRG Houston DoNnaALp TOLBERT Travis CirypE TURNER Marcia Sue TuRNEY RonaLtp LEE UNDERWOOD Tep Martin Van TassEx Surrey EvizABETH VicKERS GEoRGE Hayes WALKER, JR. Mitprep Drang WALKER Ray Harotp WALKER Page Forty-nine i SanprA ANN WALLACE STEPHEN FP, WALLACE STEVEN Dane WALLACE Donatp LeE WaALsH Cart Davin Warp, Jr. DanieL Lee Warp SANDRA FAayE WarpD ELizABETH ALMAVA WatTTS Davin LEE WEAVER Connie RutrH WELLS ReBecca JANE WESTBROOK Peccy D. WrEsTMORELAND Janet RespeccaA WHITNEF CuHarRLotTre A. WHITESIDES RepA Susan WHITESIDES RicHarp Terry WHITMIRI THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Page Fifty = O. D., here we come. Jacgueine V. WILKINS Joerra ELLaine WILLIAMS Marcaret E. WILLiaAMs Jupy Anne WILLIAMSON TERESHA ANN WoopaLL ApRIANA SuE Woopy i} SHELIA FRANCINE YANCEY Sanpra LEE YARBOROUGH JOANNE YODER Jo Anne Marie YosHino JENNIFER ANN YOUNG Cuar.es E, ZEIGLER, JR. CHARLES LAWRENCE ZEIGLER | SENIORS NOT PICTURED Jack Wallace Alexander Vickie Diane Barnes | Norman Lloyd Burger Terry Robert Cable Mamie Genevieve Carpenter ‘ Billy Ray Cromer Edward Marvin Dow Michael Hugh Falls Douglas Alan Finch Richard David Gibby Ida Jane Grant Ronald Eugene Heavener i Vance Hartsell Ipock | Alice Gayle McAllister { Harvey Richard Newman Janice Mae Postell Clyde Thomas Quinn | James David Ruff Danny Carol Smith : Robert Michael Spargo Larry Eugene Starnes Paul Emmett Summit Page Fifty-one ealiendttaiaacunhe ss a President ionic neice nile Paar Rosert Dare Stusss TEV CGSUT CTI wate ee onl RecInNALD Wape Norris VicesPresidenteaeee errno eerie Davin Lee RussELL Monitorial Representative.......... Nancy CAROLYN GHANTT Jo ANN CoLEMAN SPONSOT scot Me Oe eee a ene Mrs. Berry UNbDERWwoopD “ THE JUNIOR CLAS S “The rising dca The juniors returned to school this year with the Senior Prom. They eagerly awaited the arrival of class anticipation of building stronger foundations and facing rings and also experienced something new in the March new challenges—geometry, chemistry, Latin, and Amer- and May SAT. ican Literature. The highlight of the year was the night of April 3rd when the juniors, after many weeks of All these things pointed the juniors to their high tide hard work, honored the seniors at the annual Junior- —eraduation in 1965. Page Fifty-two THE JUNIOR CLASS First row: Jane Kay Alexander Katherine Gail Alexander Robert Wayne Alexander Janet Lynn Allen Judith Myles Allen Junie Kay Allen Second row: David Herman Alm Jimmy Dewey Ammons Sarah Borders Armstrong Beverly Ann Austin Janice Kay Awald Helen Shermane Aycoth Third row: Marie Louise Bagwell Ronald Lee Bailey James Daniel Ballard Patsy Kay Barnes Vicki Lee Barnes Rebecca Ann Barnett Fourth row: Carolyn Jane Barnhill Wayne Allen Baumgarner James William Beaty Ray Darden Becton Virginia Carol Belk Larry Dean Bell Page Fifty-three First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Michael Lee Bell Jane Young Birmingham Rebecca Ann Bolin Linda Ann Boyles Sara Kathryn Bell Barbara Jean Black Hulda Jane Booth Benjamin Anderson Brackett Joyce Ann Benfield David Arnold Blackburn Joseph Paul Booth, Jr. Charles Thurston Brackett Betty Reid Benson Laura Jean Blaine Barbara Frances Bourque William Cass Bradley Julia Etta Best Merlin Schenck Blandford Patricia Ann Bowden Fornie Alexander Bradshaw Robert Eugene Bingham Jean Diane Blanton Victoria Lou Boyd Janice Ann Bradshaw 7 THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Fifty-four ae Ernest Blair Brafford Charlotte Katrina Brandon Theda Joy Brandon Richard Dean Brendle Wanda Kay Bridges Sandra Marlene Bright Steve Lee Brittain Scott Brian Brooks Betty Gertrude Brown John Roland Brown, Jr. Judy Dianne Brown Sandra Gail Bryson Jerry Edward Buchanan Kenneth Lee Bullard Linda Faye Bumgarner Ava Gale Burleson William Frances Burns, Jr. Raymond Lamar Burr Robert Anderson Burr Kenneth Eugene Burrell Anita Lynn Cabe Patricia Jane Callahan Patricia Dare Campbell Benjamine Blair Capps Page Fifty-five Samuel Banks Carothers Delores Anne Carr Kenneth Crawford Carringer Fay Elizabeth Cary William Lewis Cathey, Jr. Elizabeth Anne Champion Geraline Blair Chandler Daisy Suzanne Chapman Mary Ann Childers Allen Boyd Chronister Richard Jenkins Clanton Stanley Earl Clark Mary Elizabeth Clemmer Dennis Boyd Cloninger, Jr. Jo Ann Coleman John Earl Collins Roma Joan Colvard Ernest Carl Comer David Robert Cone Beverly Elaine Conner William Paul Conner Larry Ray Cook Leslie Paulette Cooper Kenneth William Costner THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Fifty-six ———$———————— —— THE JUNIOR CLASS First row: Sandra Kay Cothern Jeanne Carolyn Crain Virginia Nile Craine Duane Howard Crane Donald Lamonte Creed, Jr. ‘Thomas Price Crisco, Jr. Second row: Linda Lucille Crisp Steve Eugene Culbertson Helen Dianne Cumbie Mary Frances Cunningham Michael Ray Curry William France Curry, Jr. Third row: Charles Wayne Davis Ralph Gene Davis William Franklin Davis, Jr. James Claude Decker Carolyn Lee Dellinger Ronald Wayne Dellinger Fourth row: Donald Richard Dills Christelia Dare Dixon Freddie Morris Dow Tony Ray Dula Gerald Melvin Dye Patsy Carolyn Earls Page Fifty-seven First row: Wade Henry Easom Alma Marie Edge Dennis LeRoy Edge Ralph Erskine Edwards, Jr. Deborah Jeannine Elam Urie Arlene Elkins Second row: Patsy Ann Elmore Charles Phillip Emmett Beatrice Kay England Jo Anne Ensley Susan Elaine Evans Marvin Darrell Evitt Third row: Barry Levander Faile Mary Madeline Falls Ronald William Feuer Linda Carol Fisher Beverly Cecile Fletcher James Roy Ford Fourth row: Kay Frances Fouts Richard Carter Fowler Connie Conway Franco Dennis Reed Francum Rebecca Elaine Friday James Steven Frye THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Fifty-eight TH Charles Wayne Gaddis Roger Gary Gaddis Jimmy William Galloway Karen Audrey Gamble Kenneth Otto Gantt Nancy Carolyn Ghantt Richard Ellis Giles James Edward Gilland Sarah Doris Gilstrap Nola Marie Grant David Graham Gray Esther May Gray Richard George Grebner Clyde William Green Brenda Kay Greene Phyllis Kay Greene Tony Brabson Greenmon Sandra Kay Grissom Joseph Benny Grooms, Jr. Harmon Caldwell Groves Michael Donwell Gunter James William Hallbrook Mary Jon Hamm Nova Elaine Hamrick Page Fifty-nine Judith Elaine Hanes Dixon Boyce Hanna Jerry Lamar Hanna Mike Angleo Hardy Phyllis Louise Harmon Ray Baxter Harrill John Mitchell Harvey, Jr. Charles Ray Hawkins Jerrell Lynn Hawkins Sandra Jean Heafner Charles Von Heffner Clinton Beecher Helms Linda Jeanette Helms Sandra Elaine Helton Oleida Annette Hembree Barney Eugene Henderson, Jr. David Ray Henderson Robert Alexander Herrin Martha Coleman Heustess Eric Lyle Hicks Connie Rita Hinson Roger Steven Hinson James Duncan Hite Sandra Kay Hodge THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Sixty THE JUNIOR CLASS First row: Stephen Michael Holder William David Holland Mary Ema Honeycutt Robert Earl Hooks, Jr. William Melton Hooper, Jr. Cheryl Lynn Hoots Second row: Ronald Gene Horton Susan Meredith Howard Anna Sue Howell Jean Ellen Huckle Marilyn Ann Hudson Alice Ashley Huffstetler Third row: Larry Wayne Hullett Fred Houston Hunt, Jr. Michael Edwin Huskins Daryl Douglas Hutchins Margaret Elaine Isley Bobbi Jo Jackson Fourth row: Harold Dean Jamison Larry Ted Jarrett Michael Dean Jeffries Claudia Jean Jenkins Michael Lee Jernigan Van Michael Johnson Page Sixty-one First row: Theresa Gail Jones Joseph Daniel Jordan Linda Dianne Jordan Edward Hayes Justice Abel Augustus Kale, Jr. Nancy Marie Keller Second row: Roy William Kelly, Jr. Bruce Clayton Kelz Mary Kate Kenley George Washington Kersey, Jr. Bruce Ray Kincaid Cynthia Ann King Third row: David Lewis Kiser, Jr. William Morlan Kitchin, Jr. Mary Ann Klutz James Edgar Kuykendall John Frank Lail Mary Melvine Lang Fourth row: Roger Clark Laughridge Pamela Gay Lawber Doyt Dixon Ledford, Jr. Anne Jeffreys Leonard Judith Ella Leonhardt David Carmen Lewis THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Sixty-two = gle ae TH Elwin Perry Lewis, Jr. James Reginald Lewis Payton Randolph Lewis, Jr. William Hilray Lindsay Barry Robert Lineberger Barbara Jean Lockett Mary LouJean Long Nancy Louise Long Jeffrey Lewis Love Eudora Jane Lowe James Calvin Lucas, Jr. Marvin Rees Lynn Myra Beth Mackie Judy Nell Maney George Kilpatrick Manning Michael Dover Markham Bernice Annette Marr Ronald Dean Martin Terry Yvonne Martin Connie Mathis Ronald David Mayberry Gary Clee McCaslin June Elizabeth McClure Timothy Elbert McClure E JUNIOR CLASS Page Sixty-three | | Tina Gay McCoig Carlos Robert McCreight Connie Suzanne McGee Ellen Louise McGinnis William Christie McGinnis Maurice Keefer McIntosh Myra Rose McLean Paul Vernon McManus, Jr. Douglas Franklin McSwain Patricia Anne McSwain Danny Harvey Medlin Maria Mentavlos Ardenetta Sue Meredith Paul Randall Meredith John Flay Merrill, Jr. Vickie Roxann Merrill Houston Glenn Messer Atkins Day Michael, Jr. Carolyn Patricia Miller Patricia Ann Miller Susan Diane Miller Rebecca Anne Mincey Cynthia Rhea Moody Leonard Glenn Morgan THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Sixty-four THE JUNIOR CLASS First row: Charlotte Elaine Morris Jack Wilson Morris, Jr. Michael Richard Morrison Paul Turner Moses Karl Daniel Mull Joe Wayne Mullis Second row: Horace Eugene Neal Kaye Frances Nelms ‘Terry Lynne Newton ‘Theresa Ann Newton Judy Virginia Nivens William Clay Nolen, Jr. Third row: Reginald Wade Norris Betty Jean Oates Charles Hope Ormand Beaumur Stearnes Owenbey William Pierce Padget Linda Gail Painter Fourth row: Delia Jean Panther Donald Ritchie Parks Danny Hodge Parlier Michael Bruce Payne Patricia Lewellyn Payseur Sydney Johnson Peach Page Sixty-five First row: Nancy Clara Peden Danny Ray Phillips Gayla Deane Phillips Delores Marie Philyaw Walter Ray Pike Bobbie Janet Pilkington Second row: Cynthia Adele Planer Gilda Johanna Pope Sandra Dianne Pope Phyllis Diane Poteat Helen Elizabeth Prince Sandra Anne Privette Third row: Felix Andrew Pruitt Sandra Gail Pruitt Judy Kay Queen Kenneth Harold Quinn, Jr. Ralph Edwin Quinn, Jr. Mary Anne Ragan Fourth row: Brenda Gayle Rainwater Rosemary Ann Ramsey George Terry Ransom Fred Anderson Ratchford, Jr. Rachel Leigh Ray William Joseph Reardon THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Sixty-six Sandra Faye Rector Gary Wayne Reeves Richard Clyde Revels Gordon ‘Timothy Reynolds Vickie Diane Richard Charles Dixon Richardson Ruth Ann Roberts Earl William Robinson, Jr. Roland Warren Robinson, Jr. Royce William Robinson, Jr. William David Robinson, Jr. Loyd Michael Rogers Steven Allen Rogers Gary Wayne Rowland Mary Celeste Rudisill Robert James Rush David Lee Russell Rosa Christine Russell Sally Brooks Rutland Katherine Jean Sanders Joseph William Sapienza Emma Lou Schlagenhauf Hazel Marie Schlagenhauf Vickie Eugenia Scott Page Sixty-seven Patricia Carol Seay Rita Annette Self Karen Suzanne Setzer Mickey Dewey Sigmon Shirley Joyce Simon Carolyn Sue Singleton Deborah Gaye Smith Eleanor Marie Smith James Ronald Smith Laura Elizabeth Smith Mary Elizabeth Smith Ronald Erwin Smith Sandra Joan Smith Shirley Ann Smith Robert Lee Spencer Carol Jane Splawn Michael Harris Stacy Nancy Marie Stallings Jerri Ann Stepp Franklin Herman Stewart, Jr. Robert Earl Stewart Johnny Everette Stockton Sheryl Joyce Stowe Dan Michael Stroup THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Sixty-eight iy = THE JUNIOR CLASS First row: Sara Lucille Stroup Larry Dean Stroupe Rober t Dale Stubbs David Ray Stultz Becky Sue Stuttz Marcia Ray Sugg Second row: Laurence David Sullivan Carroll Loyd Summey William Poff Summey William Emanuel Tager Charlotte Gale Tate Donna Ruth Tate Third row: Donald Keith Tate Hans Jacob Tausch Annette Jane Taylor James Lafayette Taylor Deborah Courtney Temple Dorothy Jennifer Thomas Fourth row: Rachel Ann Thomas Regis Henrietta Thomas Joseph Boadie Timms, III Calvin Williams Todd Charles Young Todd Jane Dilling Todd Page Sixty-nine First row: Nancy Caroline Todd Sherry Paulette Tucker Jane Elizabeth Turner Harriet Jane Tyser Michael Louis Wagner Morris Mitchell Waldrop, Jr. Second row: Phyllis Elaine Wallace Sarah Jane Ward James Alton Warnock Billy Wandas Warren David Bryant Watkins Gladys Kay Watson Third row: Patricia Alice Watson Patricia Ann Weaver Charlotte Marigold Webb Stephen Marion Webb Tony Stephen Welch Julia Westbrook Fourth row: Thomas Clifford Weyant Robert Daniel Wheeler Brenda Darlene Whitesides Randall Wilson Whitesides Sarah Wanda Whitworth Carol Adair Wiggins oS THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Seventy Eron Paul Baker David LaVerne Childers Clarence Frankie Denton Johnny Nathan Ellis, Jr. Benjamin Lee Falls Walter Bunyon Gilreath, Jr. Wayne Warbel Glance JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Judy Cecilia Griffin David Feaster Heywood James Clifton Hibberts Carole Linda Kale Graham Daniel Morrison Steve Madison Mullinax Ronald Franklin Paysour Fred James Pearson Mary Ellen Reville Donald Craig Robinson Maurice Anthony Rowland Douglas Lamar Seagle Donald Richard Sparrow Karen Lynn Smith Roger Dale Willard Billie Raye Williams Bobby Ray Williams Fred Allen Williams Grady Lee Williams, Jr. Joseph Herman Williams Stephen Darnell Williams Nancy Merril Willis Angela Carol Wilson Frances Irene Wilson Kenneth Ray Wilson Rufus Boyce Wilson, III James Charles Windhan, Jr. Deborah Sue Wood James Daniel Worley Roger Nolan Worley Carolyn Sue Wray James Robert Wren, Jr. Rosalind Marie Wright Richard Lee Young Roy Terrence Young Janice Loren Summit Dianna Jean Taylor Beverly Ruth Terrell Henry Earl Thomas Barbara Ann White Etta Jane Whorley OFFICERS President in tpetnecte Sette eee Ae St uart ALAN ALBRIGHT DE EASUTCT Epa ee ee Oe ee Joun PENNINGTON Bonp, Jr. VacecPresidcon) rae earner Frepertck Norman HoLscHEer Monitorial Representative ............ Mary Patricia JENKINS SECTELATY 5a eee Nave soak Chet Nancy CLatrE WETZELL SPONSOT syecs rs Oe Re AOS Mrs. EucentrA McArver THE SOPHOMORE CLASS “Ripples along the shore” . i Entering Ashley was a complete change, with a re- clubs and forming new and lasting friendships. semblance of starting to school again for the first time. Sophomores enjoyed the experiences of subjects not This class looked forward to their own rising tide studied before, the snack bar, bonfires, pep rallies, service and the crest of the wave—1966. ee Page Seventy-two Sophomore Class Johnny Lee Adair David Stanton Adams, Jr. Joe Clement Adams, Jr. Lilieth Marlene Adams John Michael Albright Stuart Alan Albright Leon George Alexander, Jr. Lind2 Gail Allen John Joseph Andrews Virginia Lee Andrews Ronald Bradley Anthony Gene Hershell Arrowood Larry Dean Arrowood Larry Wayne Auten Lee McLurd Babington Ronald Gene Ballard Boyce Lee Ballenger Saundra Virginia Barber Kathy Lee Barker Helen Marie Barnes Rickie Gail Barnes Jerry Diana Barrett Billy Dean Bates Shirley Annette Beauchamp Sally Lynn Belk Barbara Jo Benson Jerry Mark Bentley Linda Kathleen Bergmann Janet Patricia Bingham Billy Jean Bittle Gerald Flay Bivens Jerry Doyt Black Linda Lee Black Walter Luther Blair Bruce Ellis Blalock Kermit Blanton, Jr. Linda Ann Bolick Lattie Anderson Bolynn Sherry Lynn Bolynn John Pennington Bond, Jr. Michael Stephen Bookout Rita Eugenia Bowden Marjorie Gail Bowlin Susan Marie Boys Shannon Loral Boyter Bennie Carol Brackett Harold Ray Bradley, Jr. Melba Geraldine Bradley : c= all ie be A | ( = Gima ? f be. i Ma. Page Seventy-three Sophomore Class Michael Everett Bradley Raymond Harvey Bradley Sylvia Gail Bradley Vicky Diane Bradley Linda Diane Brannon Louise Merrill Brewster James Michael Broome William Lamar Broome Harry Miller Bryant, Jr. Ronnie Lee Buchanan Herbert Copeland Bullock, Jr. Ronald Earl Bullock Rommy Nathan Burgan Patricia Ann Burger Robert N. Burgess James Blair Burleson Thomas Dalton Burns Linda Diane Burrell Shelia Jean Cable Barbara Lynn Caldwell Carol Jean Caldwell Jimmy Lee Caldwell Robert Clyde Caldwell Mary Elizabeth Campbell Patricia Ann Campbell Rebecca Janice Cantrell Barbara Ann Carroll Elizabeth Ann Carson Linda Jeane Carswell Robert Stephen Carter | a Eddie Sandoval Cash JoAnn Cashatt Harvey Virgil Cates, Jr. Penelope Darlynne Cathey Vicky Renee Chastain Luke Erastus Chitwood Donald Boyd Clary David Lee Clemmer Richard Ear] Clemmer Jack Douglas Clevenger Tommy Keith Cloninger Donald Blair Coleman Steve Hoyt Coleman Peggy Jo Coggins Patricia Ann Connor Dorothy Faye Costner Ann Karen Cox William David Cox Page Seventy-four Sophomore Class Linda Gail Crawford Kenneth Edward Crawford Andra Lucille Crenshaw Don Randall Crisp Wilma Lee Crisp Marie Elaine Cudd Daryl Nelson Curry Judy Rae Dalton Linda Kay Dameron Henry Allan Dameron, III Shirley Inez Daniels John Robert Darwin Susan Olivia Davidson Danny Roberts Davis Mary Marie Davis Susan Lee Davis Benjamin Wofford Dawsey, Jr. Milton Howard Deaver Larry Stephen Dellinger Patsy Ann Denton Benny Joe DeVoes Linda Jo Deckerson A pril Irene Dobbins John Addie Dobbins Charles Dennis Dodgen James William Dodgen Patricia Ann Dow Kay Frances Dula Gayle Darnell Duncan William Norman Eccles Charles Clifford Edwards Phyllis Ann Elkins Jenna Lynn Elmore Wynn Burton Englisbe Alan Dean Enwright Danny Lee Ertzberger Jarvis Herman Faircloth Ralph Elmore Farrar, Jr. Sharon Deylte Farrel Judy Diane Farris Nancy Adelle Featherstone Mary Susan Fergurson Richard Dean Fergurson Nina Rae Finger James Alfred Fite, Jr. George Flynn Judith Gayle Foster Conrad Allen Foster Page Seventy-five Page Seventy-six Sophomore Class Phillip Dale Fowler Sandra Lee Franklin Jessie Gertrude Fredell David Carl Frederick Patsy Anne Freeman Mary Kay Frye Charles Gene Fulbright James Keith Fulghum James Michael Furr Barbara Jean Gantt Toney Mack Gantt Bobby Ray Garrett Mary Jane Garrison Ronnie Larry Gibbie Ann Bowen Gibbs Sydney Lamar Gibson Judy Ann Gipson Janice Lynne Gittens John David Glenn, Jr. Carla June Goins Rita Marlene Goins Jean Marie Gordon James William Grant Ronald Eugene Grant Margaret Carol Gray Betty Marie Grayson Marshall O’Dell Green Ronald Hershell Green Russell Delton Green Joyce Kathleen Greene Brenda Kay Griggs Carl Bruce Guffey, Jr. Rebecca Elaine Gunter Robin Harriet Gunter Robert Lewis Gunter Ellen Gail Hackney Richard Stig Hagman Mary Ellen Hall Gail Annette Hallbrook Kirk McLure Hamilton Linda Kay Hamilton Patsy Ann Hamrick Rebecca Ann Hansford Janice Kay Harmon Benjamin Jesse Harris Cheryl Kathleen Harrison William Richard Harrison, Jr. John Arthur Hastings Sophomore Class Elizabeth Anne Hedgepath Patricia Lee Hefner Theresa Ellen Helbing Mary Margaret Henderson Charles Eugene Hendrecks Steven Edward Henson Ronnie Steve Hicks Marsha Faye Hilton Roger Lamar Hodge Doris Kay Hoffman Patricia Jean Holbrook Judy Gay Holcombe Larry Eugene Holcombe Erwin Fredrick Holland Randy Joe Holland Frederick Norman Holscher Thomas Franklin Honeycutt Cynthia Lou Hope Rebecca Lou Howell Ronald Eugene Howell Sandra Kay Hudspeth Judith Gale Huffstetler Linda Ruth Huffstetler Gary Jay Huggins Glenda Sue Hughes Freida Kay Humphries Shirley Ann Hutchins Brenda Lorene Hux Sharon Cecelia Jackson Sherry Elaine Jackson Gary Ned Jarrett Sharon Gay Jarrett Mary Patricia Jenkins Larry Eugene Jennings Carl Scott Johnson George Randell Johnson Reba Drucilla Jolly Johnny Lee Jones Michael Richard Jones Henry Alfred Justice Carl Henry Kelso Stephania Susan Kenley James Steven Kersey Frederick Charles Kessell F. M. Kimsey Larry Martin Kincaid Johnny Richard King Michael Frank Kinlaw Page Seventy-seven Page Seventy-eight Sophomore Class Michael Wayne Kitchen Jack Louis Kzzinsky Sharon Lee Lahser Luther Willis Lail Thomas Edward Lail Margurite Ruth Loughridge Vickie Dianne Lawrence Grady Keith Ledford Rita Ann Ledford Fred Horace Lee Michael Ray Lemmons Norma Dale Lewis Richard Wallace Liles Lewis Robert Lineberger Daniel Stephen Liverett Linda Lee Love Charles Michael Lunsford Richard Wayne Margerison Charles Kenneth Marr Dorothy Lee Martin Fleta Gail Martin Johnny Carl Martin Larry William Martin Robert Blair Martin Richard Morris Marvin Lynna Jean Mason Rita Diane Mason Sandra Kay Mason James Houston Matthews, III Gary Robert Mauney Robert David McAbee Donald Wayne McCarter James Franklin McCarthy, Jr. David Gleen McCarver Johnny Baxter McClure Patsy Jean McCreight John Charles McCulloch Henry Michael McDaniel Deborah Lynne McDonald John Oliver McDonald, Jr. Lawrence Douglas McGinnis Marshall Vaughn McIntosh Mary Ann McLain Barbara Jane McLeymore Phyllis Ann McNabb Carolyn June Medley Louise Annette Medley Carolyn Lee Medlin noone Sophomore Cliass Virginia Arlena Meek Mary Jane Melton Steven Jack Melton Gloria Christeen Miller Steven David Miller Gene Monroe Minges, Jr. Martha Ann Mitchem Sandra Frances Mobley David Eugene Moody David Terry Moody Carolyn Janette Moore Kathryn Dale Moore Mary Julie Moore Jerry Don Morris Rebecca JoAnn Morrison Norman Patrick Morrow Juanita Anne Moses Montana Motes David Lee Mullis Dennis Michael Myers Sandra Darlene Nelson Patricia Ann Newton Roselita Marlen Newton Karen Ellen Nielson William Jeffrey Nobblett Edith Louise Norman Fleeta Ann Norris Patrick William O’Neal J. A. O’Quinn, Jr. Charles Rodney Overman Vickie Lee Overman Patricia Neill Owens Charles Travis Padget Patricia Anne Page Nancy Priscilla Panther Donna Beth Parker Frances Nadine Payne Berry Douglas Payseur Johnny Roscoe Peyseur Linda Mardecia Petty Alice Sharon Phillips Barbara Christine Phillips Kathy Ann Phillips Willard Mack Phillips Carolyn Judy Picklesimer Cheryl Deanne Plampin Barbara Lalene Poston Diane Judy Poteat Page Eighty Sophomore Class Donnie Elizabeth Poteat Marvin Thomas Price Sabel Jan Pruitt William Nelson Puett, Jr. Susan Yvonne Pursley Patsy Lee Queen Wayne Jackson Queen Clifford Willis Queen Jancie Elinor Quinn Jenny Elizabeth Ragan Clifford Andrew Ramsey Cynthia Lee Ramsey Edith Kathleen Rankin Robert Wray Rankin Bonnie Kay Ratchford Robert William Ratchford James Michael Ray Myra Elaine Ray Pamuela Kay Ray Richard H arve Read Pamela Grace Reed Brenda Gayle Reeves John Edward Redmond Leon Junior Revis Jackie Kaye Rhinehart Betty Frances Rhyne Ronald Lee Richberg Michael Eugene Riddle Robert Saye Riddle Dan Allen Robertson Elizabeth Louise Robinson Sam Lowery Robinson, III William Edmond Robinson, Jr. Dale Ann Rogers Linda Catharine Roland Deanna Elizabeth Rollins Vickie Dianne Rush Reita Faye Russell Suzanne Russell Dennis Kelly Rutledge Mary Ruth Sanders David McKinley Sanders David Cary Sarvis Roger Dale Savage Robert Jerald Scott Samuel Edward Scott, Jr. Edward Clinton Scruggs Harold Thomas Self Sophomore Class Joie shedd William Eugene Shehan Donald Joseph Short Gary Wayne Short Joyce Anne Short James Boyce Sikes Mary Christina Slaten Cora Faye Smart June Elaine Smart David Glenn Smith Larry Craig Smith Norman Richard Smith Sandra Yvonne Smith Thomas Edgar Smith David Benjamin Snipes James Donald Sparks Barre Walter Spencer Brenda Jean Stafford Helen Rose Stallings Reggie Daryl Stanford Alex David Stewart Barbara Joyce Stewart Delores Kay Stewart Dennis Leo Stewart Norman Ray Stewart Earl George Stockton Teresa Eugenia Strickland Paul Melvin Stroupe Walter Edward Stroupe Alvin Leroy Sudduth, II Sandra Claudette Summey Shelley Virginia Tager Timmy Mauriello Tarte James Gerald Tate Boyd Woodrow Tatham, Jr. Nova Ann Tatham Dorothy Earlene Taylor Janet Sue Taylor Paul Lloyd Teem, Jr. Bobby Dean Thomas Eugene Franklin Thomas Jerry Ward Thomas John Richard Thomas Steve Garfield Thomas Nancy Kay Thompson William Harold Timms Attie Belle Todd Danny Keith Totherow Page Eighty-two Sophomore Class George Nicholas Trakas Cecilia Diane Trammell Maureen Margaret Traynor Bryson Douglas Trexler, Jr. Beth Ann Truan Beverly Ann Turner Charles Murphy Turner Linda Annette Turner Carl Vann Tyner Dorothy Vivian Underdown David William Walker Lora Faye Walker Fred Bennett Wall Larry Paul Wall David Lewis Wallace James M. Wallace, Jr. Nancy Darlene Wallace Randy Jo Walls Marilyn Jean Water Sandy Carole Watts William Everette Weaver, Jr. Carey Lee Webb Juanita Welborn Larry Allen Welch Shelia Diane Welch Walter Michael Wellman | Harold Stevens Wells | Sandra Leigh Wells | Nancy Claire Wetzell Jeanine Whistnant Charles Lathan White, III | Laura Elizabeth Whitener | Judy Ann Whitfield Alice Maltidia Whitman Linda Kay Whitworth i Sandra Gail Whitworth | Therissa Levatte Wiggins | Donald Earl Wilbanks | Nelton Glenn Wiley Richard Craig Wiley i Susan Carol Wiley Clyde Roland Williams, Jr. Esther Louise Williams Lavinia Mardecia Williams Patsy Kay Williams William Otto Williams, III Quay Dunovant Williford Julia Kay Wilson Sophomore Class Meredith Wilson Richard Lee Wilson Lillian Elaine Wood Robert Joe Woody Mary Ellen Woolfolk Kenneth Robert Worley James Keith Yelton Janie Dee Yelton Johnny Ray Autry Ronald Winston Angley Frances Louise Bell Harold David Bolding Vickie Sue Bryant Patsy Jeanette Carver Hal Dean Crawford Danny. LeRoy Davis Darinda Yvette Davis Floyd Alexander Edwards Billy Joseph Ellis June Norman Ellis Ralph Glenn Elmore Virlen Spencer Evitt Allan Wade Hall Randy Gilbert Harvell Connie Beatrice Heath Christine Ruth Hensley Jerry Allen Hilton Marilyn Eugenia Kirby Otis Vintice Lee Samuel Leonard Long Charles Vernon Lowe SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Larry Nelson Mauney Russel] Neil McAllister Jan Gatewood Pearson Michael Hugh Phillips Darrell Eugene Revels David Harold Rhom James Albert Smith Larry Dale Stewart Gary Curtis Sutton Walter Harrill Wray, Jr. Eugene Ernest Wright Page Eighty-three Life at Ashley Senior High is greatly enriched by numerous extracurricular activities which include the Monitorial Council, the Student Council, and the Inter-Club Council. There are six service clubs, in addition to these councils, to maintain emphasis on the Honor System and the Monitorial System. Ashley, has three publications, Fine Yarns, the Rhetor, and the Spinner. Vocal and instrumental students develop their talents in the mixed chorus and the band. Interest clubs are organized for the personal benefit and enjoyment of students. Extracurricular activities are regulated by the ten-point system. Paul Short presides at assembly program. All student activities are led by the Student Council, which is represented by the heads of the three classes. The goal of the Student Council—to augment the social and academic growth of the students—has been success- fully carried out. To familiarize the sophomores with the customs and regulations of Ashley, the Student Council conducts orientation. A very successful cam- paign, “Kans for Kids,” was carried out during Christ- mas season. The three classes competed for the prized golden can which the seniors won. The proceeds were donated to the Salvation Army for distribution to needy families. In honor of the Ashley faculty, the Student Council sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day on Feb- ruary 7. STUDENT COUNCIL Secretary asses see ee Treastirer. se oe pehitautaed S MRSTASE RAE BERS ELT G a REE ED | Page Eighty-six MEMBERS een. Paul Edgar Short, Jr. NG Donald Howard Allred SS eh Clee Robert Dale Stubbs antl Aas Stuart Alan Albright easton Joanne Marie Yoshino Chief dV oniforane. eee Senior Representative.............. Margaret Catherine Craig Vice-President of Junior Class............. David Lee Russell larnior™ Representatiy capensis Donald Keith Tate Vice President of Sophomore Class. . Frederick Norman Holscher Sophomore Representative.......... Sam Lowery Robinson, III HR eSIE William Guy Hardin, III The Inter-Club Council is a co-ordinating group among the various clubs of Ashley High School. It plans projects designed to help the school and to improve the clubs. The president and the vice-president of each club are members and the vice-president of the Senior Class serves as president of the council. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL OFFICERS Presidents. seep pion Sa chalicut mesure cian Jo Anne Marie Yoshino Wace:President name crise ent Sas ts, David George Falls Secretary TeaSUrenycc sae case nu) ease Martha Elaine McPhail SER SCANT GE ATINS remem ie yh Gree aiaysiee fa Richard Barry Johnson BiblesG lh ie eye Pes ae oe meee a ks Charles Fredrick Culp Jane Dilling Todd CMTE ES GUT) Te rena OO 1 RRR ‘Teresa Gail Cook Donna Ruth Tate GCiuiteties em mete Vos OE a ee Anita Louise Talley Margaret Celeste McNabb COARLANT ait SG OP SENT CRE Mee Caer John Eddleman Mack, III Alvin Vance Riley, Jr. | Eigf SIM A Ja eh Die als, SiS Gace Peg arate urea eh en Patricia Ann Dills Sandra Darlene Hodge USC: LOND | Ere 3 Goose ORIEN RoC Cree ey eG David George Falls Richard Barry Johnson IN CV CLES ttn cee HAE, Chest 5 Scots Say 6 oe Joanna Frances Garrison Nancy Beatrice Costner ethermans Glin ce cnsrhese si creas sth 2 ee lok Royal Todd Hicks John Allen Hunter [SAAT KITA DS sexs OC ARE CRE Re meee Carolyn Marvonne Martin Samuel Banks Carothers 1 Pear CUT aa 5 a.cdeenportecan ate eR PRE etna oe ae Sandra Elaine Slutsky Martha Elaine McPhail RadiotGiitp Meme «esis cios.c tseebs sta en Robert Barney Hull, Jr. Robert Lee Spencer Spanish Clube y decrees tiated ctue sense eee o soto Beverly Rose Norris Jewell Irene Hill During the past year, the Council has sponsored the annual football homecoming and later a “Color Day.” The theme of this year’s homecoming was beautifully presented as the “Enchanted Forest.” “Color Day” was the initial part of a project called “Spontaneous Spirit.” FS s teen ss mm cone “he tS ne eam SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Donald Howard Allred Henry Daniel Froneberger Joseph Michael Rogers Robert Preston Caldwell William Kenneth Hayes _ James Copeland Smith Nancy Beatrice Costner Robert Emmett Love Anita Louise Talley David Hunter Diamont Joel Dennis Long Richard Scott Thornburg Andrew Holder Parton HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Through close co-operation with the Student Council, homeroom there are committees to work with the pres- the homeroom presidents represent the student govern- ident in completing the tasks necessary for a successful ment. The projects and business of the student govern- student government. ment are directed by the homeroom presidents. In each Page Eighty-eight TTT! ean wey i if a”. € ! JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Katherine Gail Alexander Sandra Kay Grissom Donald Ritchie Parks Patricia Ann Bowden Cheryl Lynn Hoots Fred Anderson Ratchford, Jr. Ava Gale Burleson Michael Dover Markham Ronald Erwin Smith | Helen Dianne Cumbie James Calvin Lucas, Jr. Donald Keith Tate | Richard George Grebner Charlee Hope Ormand James Charles Windham SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS | Barbara Jo Benson David Carl Frederick Sam Lowery Robinson, III | John Pennington Bond, Jr. Frederick Norman Holscher Betty Frances Rhyne JoAnn Cashatt Carl Scott Johnson Alvin Leroy Sudduth Linda Gail Crawford Lynna Jean Mason Nancy Claire Wetzell | John Robert Darwin Virginia Arlena Meek Laura Elizabeth Whitener | Patricia Ann Freeman William Jeffrey Noblett Page Eighty-nine Page Ninet) Ashley High School continues to use the monitorial system, which became a vital part of the school thirty- eight years ago. The monitorial body is made up of monitors and the Monitorial Council. Two monitors are elected yearly from each homeroom. The chief monitor and the assistant chiefs are elected by the monitors. Mem- bers of the monitorial body must maintain high averages, both in citizenship and scholarship. Monitors regulate hall traffic, help to enforce and uphold the rules, regu- lations, and traditions of the school. The chief duties of the Monitorial Council are to render decisions con- cerning the infringements of school rules and customs and to take corrective measures. The Monitorial Council and three representatives from the Student Council form the Honor Council. MONITORIAL COUNCIL MEMBERS Chief. Monitor Rena ee William Guy Hardin, II] Sr. Class Monitorial Represeniative....Emily Rebecca Bowden Sr. Asst. Chief Monitor..........Margaret Elizabeth Williams Jr. Class Monitorial Representative...... Nancy Carolyn Ghantt [r. Asst. Chief Monttors-22 +20 eae Dixon Boyce Hanna Soph. Class Monitorial Representative....Mary Patricia Jenkins Soph. Asst. Chief Monitor........ Robert William Ratchford AA VISORS 2. temia' de. 2 eek ee oe ease ie lenis Garg MiON SENIORS BOYS—Pobert Eugene Blake, Roger Edwin Cantrell, James Do nald Easler, Terry Allan Ghorley, Carl Dennis Honeycutt, William Guy Hardin, II, Richard Barry Johnson, Robert Em- mett Love, Johnnie Earl Nichols, Andrew Holder Parton, Joseph Michael Rogers, James Copeland Smith, Ray Harold Walker, William Bennett Thaler. GIRLS—Dorothy Jo Allen, Helen Louise Adams, Anna Kristina Brunnemer, Janice Mildred Collins, Margaret Catherine Craig, Kay Ellen Foy, Jacqueline Elaine Hartley, Jewell Irene Hill, Frances Lavinia Kellar, Margaret Celeste McNabb, Trixanna Price, Brenda Lou Robinson, Deborah Fair Sayles, Sheila Fran- cine Yancey. JUNIORS BOYS—Paul Joseph Booth, Jr., Allen Boyd Chronister, David Robert Cone, Roger Gary Gaddis, Kenneth Otto Gantt, Dixon Boyce Hanna, Fred Houston Hunt, Michael D. Markham, Joe Wayne Mullis, Reginald Wade Norris, Fred Anderson Ratch- ford, Jr., Ronald Ervin Smith, Hans Jacob Tausch, Billy Wandas Warren. GIRLS—Janet Lynn Allen, Joyce Ann Benfield, Judy Dianne Brown, Jo Ann Coleman, Patricia Dare Campbell, Susan Elaine Evans, Karen A. Gamble, Sandra Kay Grissom, Mary Ema Honeycutt, Bobbi Jo Jackson, Barbara Jean Lockett, Myra Rose McLean, Rebecca Ann Mincey, Nancy Clara Peden, Bobbie Janet Pilkington, Katherine Jean Sanders, Sandra Joan Smith, Deborah Courtney Temple. SOPHOMORES BOYS—George Leon Alexander, James Michael Broome, James William Dodgen, Wynn Burton Englisbe, Ronald Eugene Grant, Benjamin Jesse Harris, Fredrick Charles Kessell, Richard W. Margerison, Edward Clinton Scruggs, James Donald Sparks, Charles Murphy Turner, Charles Lathan White, III. GIRLS—Susan Maria Boys, Ann Caren Cox, Jenna Lynn Elmore, Mary Jane Garrison, Rebecca Elaine Gunter, Patricia Jean Hol- brook, Mary Patricia Jenkins, Linda Lee Love, Sandra Frances Mobley, Barbara C. Phillips, Deanna Elizabeth Rollins, Beth Ann Truan, Janie Dee Yelton. Page Ninety-one oe Davin Morrow CHARLIE ZEIGLER Editor-in-Chief Business Manager ; 1964 SPINNER STAFF TYPISIS Nancy Costner, Sandy Slutsky The Spryner staff of 1964 has sought to issue a com- plete publication—“Waves of Green’—with maximum coverage of life at Ashley High School. This year for the first time, the staff consisted of two sophomores, four juniors, and ten seniors. In the past, the staff has consisted of seniors only. Widespread circulation of the 1964 SPINNER was insured by the successful sale of 1,110 annuals. Page Ninety-two Readin- EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF | Standing: Harry Bryant, Bill Cathey, Kay Foy, Johnny Mack. Standing: Andy Ratchford, Barry Johnson, Artie Queen. Sitting: Mary Madeline Falls, David Morrow, Celeste McNabb. Sitting: Mary Lou McArver, Susan Davis, Charles Zeigler, Marcia Sugg. strives for complete coverage SPINNER STAFF | First row: Artie Queen, Celeste McNabb, Kay Foy, Nancy Second row: Barry Johnson, Bill Cathey, David Morrow, Charles Costner, Susan Davis, Mary Lou McArver, Mary Madeline Falls, Zeigler, Andy Ratchford, Johnny Mack. Sandy Slutsky, Harry Bryant. Page Ninety-three REBEKAH ANNE McCLuNey Editor-in-Chief FIN E The Ashley High School newspaper, Fine Yarns, pub- lished under the direction of Mr. Sellers, is issued six times throughout the year. Its purpose is to inform students and the community of social, academic, and athletic accomplishments. Every student at Ashley High is a subscriber to the newspaper, which this year was admitted to the international honorary journalistic so- ciety, Quill and Scroll. Paut Epcar SHorrt, Jr. Managing Editor YARNS Editor-in-Chief mere ren een ee Rebekah Anne McCluney Managin 2 EG1Lon ne eee Paul Edgar Short, Jr. Business VignacerSeenaw eine .. Jane Elizabeth Barber Martha Elaine McPhail Circulation Managers sane. ene Beverly Rose Norris Photography x4 ee eee The Camera Club AdVISOT ySRO NLS Rae egies met ters eT Mr. Van Sellers Carol Ann Brennan, James Walter Cagle, Barbara Jean Carson, Walter Lee Cox, Margaret Catherine Craig, Dorothy Louise Grubbs, Jewell Irene Hill, Diane Marie Jackson, Frances Eliza- beth Keever, Bruce Watkins Loftin, Rheba Gail Poston, Rita Jane Price, Judy Elizabeth Skidmore, Sandra Elaine Slutsky, Judith Lynn Sorrell, Susan Craig Stapleton, Anita Louise Talley, JoAnne Marie Yoshino. Page Ninety-four STAFF Rita Jane Price Trixanna Price David George Falls Mary Milum Owens Nancy Jane Randall Paula Susan Fisher Kathryn Andrea Marvin Business Manager Circulation Manager Copy Editor Short Story Editor Sketch Editor The school year of 1963-1964 marks the second year of publication for the Rhetor. The purpose of this pub- lication is to encourge young people to write creatively. The Rhetor consists of poems, short stories, essays, sketches, and—a new addition this year—illustrations. Contributions from local merchants and the sale of the magazine itself make possible the publication. The staff is composed of thirteen seniors who meet during third period each day. Lois Carol Moore Dan Alan Hopkins Judy Allison Foote Rebekah Anne McCluney LV DISS eee te eR Mee ee eo. ciacee Carol Ann Brennan Jacqueline Elaine Hartley Mr. Cary Osborn Poetry Editor Essay Editor Art Editor Advisor 4 Left to right: Trixanna Price, Associate Editor; David Falls, Business Manager; Jane Price, Editor. Page Ninety-five President. ce SE A Ee Anita Louise Talley Viice-Presiden'tapa aie er een rete ee Margaret Celeste McNabb Secretary = predentin eae ete Jane Elizabeth Turner TP OGSUT ER ssdhin ange Cefur iee oa Mele URNA ae Jane Dilling Todd Chaplain cha we ee tee ae ee Jo Anne Marie Yoshino Sefgeant-At- ATM Se reine eee Eerie Martha Elaine McPhail Advisorx cnc aioe neon eee Mrs. Helen R. Marvin ciIViIN MEMBERS —Janet Lynn Allen, Jane Elizabeth Barber, Emily Rebecca Bowden, Patricia Ann Bowden, Jo Ann Coleman, Susan Lee Davis, Rebecca Sue Dilling, Jo Anne Ensley, Nina Rae Finger, Kay Frances Fouts, Ellen Gail Hackney, Jewell Irene Hill, Rebekah Lou Howell, Margaret Elaine Isley, Barbara Ninety-six The Civinette Club, sponsored by the Gastonia Civitan Club and Civitan International, was established for the purpose of service to the school and community. The club consists of members outstanding in leadership, scholarship, character, and willingness to serve others. This year’s projects included setting up a beauty parlor for the children at the Orthopedic Hospital, ushering at Community Concerts and the Little Theater, selling Claxton fruit cakes and Christmas cards for the Amer- ican Field Service. Civinettes were privileged to have Barbara Knoedler, exchange student from Germany, as an honorary mem- ber this year. ETTES Knoedler, Kathryn Andrea Marvin, Rebekah Anne McCluney, Phyllis Ann McNabb, Maria Mentavlos, Rita Jane Price, Trix- anna Price, Deborah Fair Sayles, Sandra Elaine Slutsky, Eleanor Marie Smith, Charlotte Annette Whitesides. of ‘o? MEMBERS—Harry Miller Bryant, Jr., John Pennington Bond, Frederick Norman Holscher, William Hilray Lindsay, James | Jr., Robert Preston Caldwell, John Frederick Cathey, Charles Houston Matthews, Milton Earle Morgan, William Edwin Talmadge Cole, Jr., Charles Fredrick Culp, Henry Allan Dame- Newton, Jr., Andrew Holder Parton, Fred Anderson Ratchford, | ron, III, William Patrick Dixon, James Ray Ford, Michael Don- Jr., Stephen Allen Rogers, Paul Edgar Short, Jr., Robert Edward | well Gunter, Robert Alexander Herrin, James Duncan Hite, Spencer, William Poff Summey. | JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB Mr. Richard Farris | OFFICERS Presidente Gs Beer nat eee Oe John Eddleman Mack, III VicesPresidentana casare 4 atch Pts Bee Alvin Vance Riley, Jr. SCOP LTA pee deo ee a ey re Oa ee Donald Keith Tate | Ureasurefa.ss.-2...+...-.5.-+.+,.-Michael Dover Markham | Sercenn ica Ariss 7 in take oie st eave ee David Glen Morrow | Chap lat Peete moh nae a ea Donald Howard Allred | DNAUISOTS ENN len: peeete eae aite wae wie. VLE. anes Gillam } | This is the fifth year of service for the Junior Civitan Club here at Ashley. Membership is based on scholar- ship, leadership, citizenship, and willingness to serve. This year’s services to the school and community in- cluded the operation of concession stands at home ball | games, participation in the March of Dimes campaign, the annual fruit cake sale for the benefit of the Handi- capped School, the sale of American Field Service Christ- mas cards, and the Halloween candy sale. The motto of the Junior Civitan Club is “Builders of Good Citizen- ship.” Meetings are held twice a month. Page Ninety-seven Since its organization in the spring of 1962, the Key- ette Club has served the school and community in a variety of ways. This year’s projects have included main- tenance of the school clinic, the sale of light bulbs, and sale of American Field Service Christmas cards. In ad- dition, the Keyettes have visited the County Home each month and have also rolled bandages for the Cancer So- ciety. Membership in the Keyette Club is based on char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and willingness to serve. This organization, which is sponsored locally by the Gastonia Kiwanis Club, has as its motto “We build.” Meetings are held three times each month. KEYETT E MEMBERS —Katherine Gail Alexander, Jane Young Birming- ham, Linda Mae Boyd, Susan Maria Boys, Joyce Ann Bradley, Carol Ann Brennan, Judy Allison Foote, Nancy Jo Funderburk, Judith Elaine Hanes, Jacqueline Elaine Hartley, Wanda Jane Hyer, Judy Carol Jackson, Mary Patricia Jenkins, Frances Eliz- abeth Keever, Frances Lavinia Kellar, Stephania Susan Kenley, Barbara Jean Lockett, Myra Beth Mackie, Myra Rose McLean, Beverly Rose Norris, Helen Elizabeth Prince, Nancy Jane Ran- dall, Patricia Carol Seay, Sheryl Joyce Stowe, Deborah Court- ney Temple, Teresha Ann Woodall, Mary Ellen Woolfolk, Janie Dee Yelton. Page Ninety-eight cLU SB OFFICERS Presidents, So neers ae no eae oe: Joanna Frances Garrison Vice-President aummcxeeeine sterile ae ree Nancy Beatrice Costner SECTELATYAR Dine te ee 8 sree ee Rebecca Ann Mincey TV CQSUTER ste Diencs wie caviete orca sme ees Mary Ann Kluttz Chaplains Aa ae oie ohio heecs ree Helen Louise Adams AG ViSOTSssass Senin eR RETRO Mrs. Jane L. Froneberger Mrs. Mildred C. Robison MEMBERS-—Stuart Alan Albright, Leon William Lewis Cathey, Roger Gary Gaddis, Dixon Boyce Hanna, William Guy Hardin, III, David Ray Henderson, Royal Todd Hicks, Dan Alan Hopkins, James Calvin Lucas, Reginald Wade Norris, William Nicholas Query, Robert William Ratchford, Alexander, OFFICERS David George Falls Richard Barry Johnson William Kenneth Hayes Carl Dennis Honeycutt Mr. Charles S. Jarvis a OS Royce William Robinson, Jr., Ronald Ervin Smith, Robert Earl Stewart, Robert Dale Stubbs, William Bennett Thaler, Calvin Williams Todd, Charles Young Todd, Ray Harold Walker, Rufus Boyce Wilson, James Charles Windham, James Robert Wren, Jr. K E Y cLU B The Key Club, Ashley’s first service organization, is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club and is a part of Kiwanis’ international leadership development _ pro- gram. Included in the membership are young men of all three classes, who are elected by the club. The mem- bers render various services to the school, such as man- agement of the student store, and operation of concession stands for Ashley’s athletic events. As special projects, the club painted the seats in the stadium and published a program for basketball. Their annual “Dollar-For-A- Scholar” drive provides a scholarship for a deserving senior. “We Build” is the club motto. Page Ninety-nine Ninety members, including the band front, made up the Ashley High School Band for 1963-64. Under the direction of Mr. Leslie O. McCollum, they performed for various church and civic organizations. The band also entertained at the home football games, marched in the Homecoming and Christmas Parades, and _per- formed at the Clemson College Band Day. The highlight of the year was Saturday, February 8, when the band appeared on the Band of the Week pro- gram from WSPA-TY,,in Spartanburg. A MAJORETTES—Standing: Susan Howard, Sherry Plampin, Drum Major Bill Kitchin, Mary Madeline Falls, Kathryn Sand- ers. Kneeling: Sandy Ferguson, Phyllis Poteat. THE ASHLE Y COLOR GUARD First row: Beverly Norris, Mary Owens, Carol Brennan, Joanna Garrison. Second row: Emmie Schlagenhauf, Bek Howell, Sandra Rector, Susan Boys, Elizabeth Clemmer. Bett Carriers—Wanda Whitworth, Patsy Owens, Cindy Planer. HIGH SCHOOL B Saxophone—Johnnie Sylvannus Hendrix, Jr., Frederick Erwin Holland, Barbara Jean Lockett, Atkins Day Michael, Fred Anderson Ratchford, Jr., Douglas Bryson Trexler, Jr. Trombone —Robert Eugene Blake, Mary Kay Frye, David Feaster Heywood, Lou Cynthia Hope, Ronald Lee Richburg. Horn—Jerry Diana Barrett, Vicky Diane Bradley, Gary Layton Grant, Anne Sandra Privette, Walter Barrie Spencer, James Robert Wren. Oboe— Dixon Boyce Hanna. Tuba—Payton Randolph Lewis, Alvin Leroy Sudduth, Gene Walsh. Flute—Linda Carroll Fisher, Myra Beth Mackie, Nancy Caroline Todd. Bells—Patsy Owens, Cyn- thia Adele Planer. Trumpet—James Samuel Blair, Joseph Paul Booth, Everett Michael Bradley, Earnest Blair Brafford, Kenneth Lou Bullard, Jerry Eugene Coe, Don Randall Crisp, Ralph Gene Davis, William Norman Eccles, Baxter Ray Harrill, Robert Tumsiers—Ashley Huffstetler, Lind water, Bobbie Lockett. AN D Alexander Herrin, William Melton Hooper, Fred Houston Hunt, Jr., Patrick Norman Morrow, William Jeffrey Noblett, Reginald Wade Norris, George Terry Ransom, Richard John Thomas, Larry Dean Stroupe. Clarinet—Jerry Doyt Black, Wanda Kay Bridges, Daisy Suzanne Chapman, Kay Frances Fouts, Harvey Randall Howe, Alice Ashley Huffstetler, Sharon Gay Jarrett, Bonnie Kay Ratchford, Joseph Michael Rogers, Sandra Joan Smith, Marcia Rae Sugg, Stephen Harold Wells. Percussion— Walter Luther Blair, Michael Stephen Bookout, James William Dodgen, Martin David Goodman, Lewis Robert Gunter, Randy Joe Holland, George Herman Maples, John Oliver McDonald, Dennis Kelly Rutledge, Allen Larry Welch, Randall Wilson Whitesides. Page One Hundred One The Vocational Industrial Club offers to its members super- vised occupational experiences and gives student workers a chance to acquire skills and related technical information. Club members gain experience in the world of work, develop a sense of fellowship among fellow students, and pursue a deeper understanding of democracy. OFFICERS Prestdendivk daccioee, anevAiaye eal eriaesiace patos te eter auae ok Raymond Marvin Padgett ViCeePrestdeibene civ 0 wi cistarsieretoy sac eitaehelclavesstaregete Constance Sherri Biddix SGCKEUATY jE. Gere aus te ilalistonagenatanecs jen eneceteeneds Catherine Louise Culbertson [ TEASUT ET aioe be pac's oe Bre, © Pus MeCle (eae wean tele, si cvpiouacnterant Faye Helen Mercer AMDCISOT sieyn EO wie e VRIES a thats ehcte one hie ake Mr. Charles E. Waters BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is an organization of voluntary mem- bership whose main function is to promote Christian fellowship. Activities include selling book covers to raise money for the Salvation Army at Christmas and pro- viding devotional sheets for every homeroom each week. Meetings are held every other Tuesday. Page One Hundred Two ij if iil LL eed = = = Bree, See, = = ' =! = ti smc camer re iS aah ny ll rah a ae | Sent MEMBERS—Martha Sue Abernath y, Jack Thomas Beavers, Terry Dean Bell, Constance Sherri Biddix, Fornie Alexander Bradshaw, Norman Lloyd Burger, Catherine Louise Culbertson, Jerry Donald Dean, Betty Sue Falls, Johnny Eugene Falls, Barry Fisher, Alfred Charles Givens, Daniel Bruce Hamrick, Jerrell Lynn Hawkins, Robert Gray Hawkins, Carl Eugene Hayes, Ronald Coleman Hicks, Thomas Lawrence Hudgins, Gerald Scott Huffstetler, Joseph Daniel Jordan, Faye Helen Mercer, Barbara Gail Moore, Carl Dean Morrison, Graham Daniel Morrison, Raymond Marvin Padgett, Vickie Ann Payseur, Larry Dean Plemmons, Nancy Pearl Pruett, Richard Clyde Revels, Robert Michael Spargo, Johnny Everett Stockton, Larry Eugene Starnes, James Donald Stewart, Henry Earl Thomas, Ronald Lee Underwood, Tony Stephen Welch, Roger Dale Willard, Bobby Ray Williams, Kenneth Ray Wilson. V.i. CLUB OFFICERS President ace ene eee Charles Fredrick Culp Vice-President ss ie cate ie ee ee Jane Dilling Todd SECTELAT Ys fae tee Hah tgs SERA ee Sara Ruth Bumgardner Ueasurer. waaaardtae creer: James Charles Windham, Jr. AdTiSO et dciast arte ee EOC Mr. Louis Gaskins MEMBERS—Dorothy Jo Allen, Sarah Borders Armstrong, Judy Kay Crisp, Carolyn Kay Enloe, Sandra Darlene Hodge, Cynthia Lou Hope, Amelia Marie Jones, Peggy Anne Liles, Fleeta Ann Norris, Linda Mardecia Petty, Bobbie Janet Pilkington, Alvin Leroy Sudduth, III, Jane Elizabeth Turner, Sarah Jane Ward. eo Ls { BP ASIM CWB iatey euetec. ata ons el tree) cher oN iel oe cokeslc aitalete oy oierreke Steven Franklin Wallace PiSSOCTI LG PROSHPOTIED oionw re unas so. kin Gye) oie eeieie lm mR mss Judy Dianne Brown WOE R TESTI Se cis fe ate ois osieieieint eee tahe atial al ievielsiars. 46-5 Judith Ann Enwright SECHELOIY recente cys atch cia: oaealenstary tele re a.u [ei Bhepitalaveleraee Priscilla Ann Bourque CAST Nate starch sahia) SaRe,.o, aeavay syste leFeraiele ey wie araralia ) ea Rise. Dorothy Jo Allen PPISEOTSOIS Seiad wate, oes, Sapa eae wie OFd ian eee ecw, wr Ee Rebecca Jane Westbrook PA UVISOT mea chal sUaisiats tal aeleaiiste 3 e)-aiis aloheselinie: aie etaisieistayels. sisie � IMLES: Gules Setzer The Distributive Education Club stands for the cooperative program in distributive education, which trains young people for careers in businesses. Students in this program spend their mornings in class and their afternoons on the job. There are district, state, and national Distributive Education clubs in D.E. CLUB The Camera Club, composed of students interested in photography, meets twice a month to engage in such activities as developing, printing, and enlarging pictures. This year the club purchased a new camera and addi- tional dark room equipment to enable them to take pictures for the school newspaper; they handle all pho- tography for the Fine Yarns. addition to the local one. Ashley is proud to have Steve Wallace and Dorothy Allen as officers in the district Distributive Educa- tion Club this year. MEMBERS-—Sara Kathryn Bell, James Henry Bolick, Jr., Patricia Ann Bolton, Sharon Elaine Bridges, Delores Anne Carr, Stanley Earl Clark, John Earl Collins, Leslie Paulette Cooper, Wade Easom, Emma Marie Faircloth, Linda Carol Ford, Robert Anthony Forster, Delora Fifi Green, Barney Eugene Henderson, Jr., William David Holland, Shirley Ann Hull, Larry Ted Jarrett, Patricia Diane Lail, Jerry Lee, Joy Lewallen, Peggy Ann Liles, Cheryl Cordelia Marr, Charles Fredrick McCarver, Jr., June Elizabeth McClure, Maydean Meek, Patricia Ann Miller, Paul Truman Moses, Ronald James Parker, Linda Louise Poole, Myra Price, Judy Kay Green, Lula Jane Randolph, Gary Wayne Reeves, Barry Lathan Rhyne, Vickie Diane Richard, Olivia Kristina Richards, Robert Anderson Roberts, Janice Faye Short, Nancy Marie Stallings, Laura Nadine Stanley, Jerry Richard Stuman, Julien Ivey Sutton, Houston Donald Tolbert, William Howard Teague, Travis Clyde Turner, Donald Lee Walsh, Joanne Yoder. CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS PPESTA CTEM A oe a Seo ee Teresa Gail Cook Witee-Vresidet en mee ee ro tictiic onadatesteecaieee Donna Ruth Tate AAVISOR See rte Noor See ee aS ean sate aio a Mr. Van Sellers MEMBERS-—Larry Wayne Auten, Marie Elaine Cudd, Carolyn Ann Hayes, Carolyn Judy Picklesimer, Sam Lowery Robinson, III, Alvin Leroy Sudduth, III. a yey Page One Hundred Three PEP CLUB OFFICERS — President, 5. ok ene ee ee Sandra Elaine Slutsky Viice=President is netic rac eae ne Martha Elaine McPhail Secretary - Leeasurer ave or oernieucny tek Sydney Johnson Peach NR Par ao ag SOO cad eh cite Nim. [Reckale. Syrrdbti; Che largest organization at Ashley High School, the Pep Club, seeks to instill a spirit of pride and interest in the student body regarding all programs, with special emphasis on the athletic program. Any student passing his current subjects and maintaining an 85 on citizenship is qualified for membership. Pep Club members engage in such activities as decorating the stadium for football games and the gymnasium for basketball games; they also sponsor busses to out-of-town games. An additional project this year was booster buttons for the basketball games; these were printed and assembled by the members. Page One Hundred Fou The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organ- ization for all students enrolled in business subjects and_ is sponsored by the National Education Association. All chapters and the FBLA National Organization are supervised by advisory committees—business teachers, school administrators, business and professional men and women—who assume the responsibility for guiding the plans and activities of the chapters. FBLA is com- posed of active, associate, collegiate, and honorary members. OFFICERS TER OSTC IU aati ei rete epe inn aie wofehial psy. abeica: Rede. cas Gh Sal oud on (Shera Patricia Ann Dills WAGED TESUAGHD:. oc sled bi vie ble 4 nr aiy Wk vue ce Sphere Sandra Darlene Hodge SECEOUA) arch in etree eee en Meron cas eetehe ra evsce eae au: Geter oes Linda Carol Faris PLM EUSUTCT in wievalic che lais (8 el sais erp cette sieseins es vd yeu « antha. Gail. Hldridge FCVOTECT arse saree ihe sonteieus since dpdidere yk uses wie ees Sandra Lynn Ferguson ETASTORIATG theca rertiata ce. etcimisle arate ec austite eis) ovale ere Carolyn Marvonne Martin PLU SSUES Chey uatpral cremay eens tenses: ©: pool orale se) tin Sie aie intel aa) outst Mrs. Evelyn Withers Miss Jean McArver The library assistants make up one of the larger service groups working in the school. Each member devotes one period every day to work in the library. The primary aim of the library assistants is to further provide good library service to all members of the student body. An outgrowth of the library assistants group is Ashley High School Library Club. OFFICERS PT ESEAOM Bester oily ve cao as oilers pubs Goss poe ICIvias 1G Pepe Carolyn Marvonne Martin WicesPresidenta cctscstors aerate yére: oie rer ecevers Mie hes. ses 4 Samuel Banks Carothers SCOT EEATY Aeave area cuiniel ce lotate er alanetarcees: o:lcuttave! a suniave a shoiak'e Linda Lucille Crisp EP CUSUT OT Rete stop enais hs a eid) ayeoe al clove elertow ie ids diane, eer blete. od Julia Nell Harney PROMOTEEH «Meter asia a Miodetaa,Gintsitl wie ast Makes cua wn 6 Samuel LeRoy Loudermilk AAU ESOTS nor omauetetsicietedoruranl vita faneneteupiiers passtah ate ceterionave (9) ah § Mrs, June D, Bleakley Miss Olive Moretz i } MEMBERS—Peggy Joyce Autry, Evelyn Annette Baker, Dorothy Faye Bates, Judith Deanna Castle, Frankie Sue Collette, Joyce Dean Crisp, Judy Kay Crisp, Vickie Sue Crisp, Beatrice Kay England, Sue Irene Greene, Patricia Ann Griffin, Carolyn Maureen Gulliford, Julia Nell Harney, Sandra Jean Heafner, Brenda Lee Heffner, Sandra Kay Hodge, Linda Leona Huddle, Wanda Jane Hyer, Amelia Marie Jones, Judith Ella Leonhardt, Sandra Joy Loudermilk, Kaye Frances Nelms, Terry Lynne Newton, Charles Hope Ormand, Martha Ann Price, Alberta Lor- raine Rider, Vivian Leigh Rogers, Martha Louise Smarr, Linda Diane Spirlin, Donna Ruth Tate, Sandra Dianne Pope, Vickie Eugenia Scott. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS—Samuel Banks Carothers, Vicky Reni Chastain, Joyce Dean Crisp, Judy Kay Crisp, Linda Lucille Crisp, Ronald Wayne Dellinger, Patricia Ann Dills, Phyllis Louise Harmon, Julia Nell Harney, Sharlie Ann Heilig, Carol Jean Hise, Brenda Lorene Hux, Amelia Marie Jones, Samuel Leroy Loudermilk, Carolyn Marvonne Martin, Susan Dianne Miller, Martha Ann Mitchem, Kathy Ann Phillips, Shirley Kay Samole, Vickie Eugenia Scott, Carolyn Sue Singleton, Nancy Roberta Smith, Phyllis Elaine Wallace, William Everette Weaver, Jr., Reda Susan White- sides, Esther Louise Williams. Page One Hundred Five Robert Barney Hull, Jr. Vice-President Robert Lee Spencer Secretary-Treasurer Roland Warren Robinson, Jr. Advisor Lane Gilliam President MEMBERS—William Glenn Atchley, Daniel Roger Bell, Jack Douglas Clevenger, Steve Hoyt Coleman, Kenneth William Costner, Donald Rufus Gilreath, Jerry Austin Hartman, Fred Houston Hunt, Jr., Daryl Douglas Hutchins, Robert Bryce Johnson, William Morlan Kitchen, Jr., Ronald Dean Martin, Rebekah Anne McCluney, Karl Daniel Mull, William Emanuel Tager, Eugene Franklin Thomas, George Nicholas Trakas, Richard Lee Wilson. SPANISH CLUB Membership in the Spanish Club is extended to students of both second and third year classes who desire to enlighten their present knowledge of Spanish and to supplement their conversational ability. All meetings are conducted entirely in Spanish, providing an excellent opportunity for members to apply their knowledge of the language. A major project during the second semester is the Pan American Day program, pre- sented for the student body. a ea i ie % Page One Hundred Six Lagat : a: ¥ W j | i ia §) 8 id The activities of the Radio Club give each member a chance to experiment and discuss new developments in sound. This year the club provided the lights for the Homecoming program, as well as working the microphone and all electrical equipment for assemblies in the auditorium. The club operates Radio Station WELA with ten watt power at a frequency of six hundred and fifty kilocycles with a range of approximately one-half mile. RADIO CLUB OFFICERS Beverly Rose Norris Jewell Irene Hill Secretary Cynthia Adele Planer Treasurer Mary Lucile McArver 2 eporter William Emanuel Tager Advisor Mrs. Ylia Puig Walsh MEMBERS-—Jane Elizabeth Barber, Robert Eugene Blake, Anna Kristina Brunnemer, Martha Coleman Heustess, Patsy Jean Hill, Annie Rebecca Hudson, Robert Bryce Johnson, Jennifer Carole Kincaid, Martha Elaine McPhail, David Glen Morrow, Charles Hope Ormond, Sandra Gail Pruitt, Sandra Louise Rector, Shirley Joyce Simon, Robert Earl Stewart, William Poff Summey, Dorothy Jennifer Thomas, Charlotte Annette Whitesides, Carolyn Sue Wray. Sopranos—Caroly n Jane Barnhill, Shirley Annette Beauchamp, Penelope Darlynne Cathey, Norma Jane Cox, Helen Diane Cum- bie, Mary Frances Cunningham, Carolyn Kay Enloe, Susan Elaine Evans, Judith Elaine Hanes, Jacqueline Elaine Hartley, Patricia Jean Holbrook, Cheryl Lynn Hoots, Annie Rebecca Hudson, Elizabeth Hunter James, Vicki Jolene Jenkins, Nancy Louise Long, Fleta Gail Martin, Nancy Jane Randall, Mary Celeste Rudisill, Nancy Roberta Smith, Elizabeth Jane Strick- land, Adriana Sue Woody. Altos—Mary Ellen Hall, Louise Annette Medley, Connie Suzanne McGee, Theresa Ann Newton, Beverly Rose Norris, Mary Milum Owens, Martha Ann Price, Ruth Ann Roberts, Carolyn Sue Singleton, Attie Belle Todd, MIXED CHORUS IDAHO AS 6 ook ees HD Oe Mr. Wofford Huskey PANS O HNL ILAR, 5 A RE ORT tee OOS Sandra Faye Ward “Girls, you are sharp—B natural.” Peggy Diane Westmoreland, Charlotte Annette Whitesides, Sandra Lee Yarborough. Tenors—John Pennington Bond, Jr., Steve Lee Britain, Harry Miller Bryant, Jr., David Leigh Burns, Robert Preston Caldwell, Jr., Roy Pratt Campbell, Leroy Danny Davis, Wade Henry Easom, Kirk McLure Hamilton, Eric Lyle Hicks, Robert Bryce Johnson, James Houston Matthews, III, William Nicholas Query, Mickey Dewey Sigmon, Ted Martin Van Tassel. Basses—Daniel Roger Bell, Robert Wilkes Boyce, William Cass Bradley, Jr., Michael Glenn Conrad, Richard Ellis Giles, John Allen Hunter, William Morlan Kitchin, Bruce Watkins Loftin, Paul Vernon McManus, James Copeland Smith. MIXED CHORUS Mr. Worrorp T. Husxkey, Director The students of the fifth period vocal class comprise the mixed chorus. This group learns selections of pop- ular, classical, and sacred music which are presented at Christmas and Easter. In addition to Ashley presenta- tions, the chorus also performs for civic and junior high school audiences. Page One Hundred Seven High School athletics emphasizes competition and provides a boy with the self-discipline necessary for him to develop himself morally, emotionally, and physically, thereby attaining many of the qualities which go hand in hand with success in our free enterprise system. The Green Wave competes in the rugged 4-A high school conference of North Carolina. Football, basketball, baseball, track and golf are offered to boys in grades ten through twelve; all schedules are organized and sanctioned by the conference coaches and officials. Ten games are played in football; 19 in basketball, 18 in baseball: 8 track meets; and golf matches are scheduled depending on weather conditions. | school spirit . . . good sportsmanship... fun... ae ta ; Cat 2 Seas ae Left to right: Cathy Craig, Lynn Hoots, Patti Page, Susan Evans, Marcia Sugg, Linda Huddle, Robin Gunter, Jane Ran- : Ps a Ba a. _ Pi. “ 2 - ag eta Re ME Ag ee dall, Nancy Wetzell, Anita Talley. Kneeling: Green Wave— Van Riley. CHEERLEADER S One of the most representative groups at Ashley is the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders include four seniors, four juniors, and three sophomores. ‘Throughout foot- ball and basketball season, they perform at games and pep rallies. This year the Ashley cheerleaders enter- tained the visiting cheerleaders with a coke party at each Anita Talley, chief cheerleader, led the squad in arousing school spirit. home game. Anita Talley, chief, and Marcia Sugg, assistant chief, have worked hard with the help of the other cheerleaders to arouse school spirit and give sup- port to athletic teams. The advisor is Mrs. Martha Ann Holloway. Kay Fouts, Greenie Gong Keeper, rang out the news of many victories. ; Page One Hundred Ten The success of athletics here at Ashley High is due largely to the fine coaching department consisting of Mr. Everette Carlton, Mr. Larry Rhodes, Mr. Gaither Cline, Mr. Armand Mando, and Mr. Giles Setzer. Mr. Carlton is head athletic director and coaches football! and track. Mr. Rhodes assists in football and coaches basket- ball and golf. Mr. Cline coaches baseball and assists in football. Mr. Mando and Mr. Setzer coach the Junior Varsity teams. COACHING S TA F F Left to right: Everette Carlton, Gaither Cline, Armand Mando, Larry Rhodes, and Giles Setzer. “Let's see how hard we can work ’em this afternoon.” a Page One Hundred Eleven Kneeling: Charles Brackett, Robert Burr, Robert Boyce. Standing: Harmon Groves, Tony McManus, Bill Bradley. cas Sas =the TACKLES Kneeling: Raymond Burr, Eddie Spencer, Eddie Justice. Standing: Terry Ghorley, Roger Cantrell. VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Bill Thaler, Dave Diamont, Robert Boyce, Todd Hicks, John Hunter, Freddie Culp, Bill Query, Terry Ghorley, Ray- mond Burr. Second row: Roger Cantrell, Bill Bradley, Fred Hunt, Andy Parton, Wayne Davis, Ronnie Smith, Robert Burr, Eddie Spencer. Page One Hundred Twelve Third row: Steve Culbertson, Harmon Groves, Eddie Justice, John Galligan, Ricky Parks, Leonard Morgan, Andy Brackett, Tony McManus, Jackie Tausch. Fourth row: David Morrow, Paul Short, John Riley, Eddie McPherson, Ray Pike, Dickie Giles, Barry Faile, Tim McClure. ee GUARDS Kneeling: Richard Dills, Ronnie Smith, Andy Parton. FULLBACKS Standing: Mike Rogers, Freddie Culp. Eddie McPherson, Ray Pike, John Galligan | , H | HALFBACKS Kneeling: Leonard Morgan, Ricky Parks, Mike Lewis, Todd QUARTERBACKS AND CENTERS Hicks. Dave Diamont, Dave Morrow, Dickie Giles Standing: Tim McClure, Barry Faile, Fred Hunt, Steve Cul- Wayne Davis, John Hunter, Paul Short bertson. : - : ; Page One Hundred Thirteen SCOREBOARD The ee SLY Gs Wave storm ae - 2. he rignineg sreen ave St €a to a second piace Sc €d a total Of iVUY Pp nts to the Opposition s 67 in pro- , qucme six ns, three SSES, anc me tie Led DY CO : captain Terry Ghorley 1 outstanding performer, the - . ; if : Ae bn Bey Se PS ees , L a Se a Vave reached a highlight of the season by deteating Ga 1ger OF he stron aerense piaved an important i : ; - ; roie througnout ne scneduile ne pposing teams did ; ' nor score ay sTounad arter the first conrerence xa me uc en mense with more pass ng Vas ais = “ put to use this. year. Many times during the season the Starting née-up contamead as man as seven jyunIors the ; 7 aluabDie experience gamed fis €ar makes prospects I : t L } far th A = = ery high for the Wave next year Ke it [) © PS Qu et x Whooping it up after downing Garinger. d = Se : Re q + - x a= os Ray Pike grinds out yardage. fine ability and good sportsmanship “Little Cub” scampers around right end. Page One Hundred Fifteen J.V. CO-CAPTAINS Left to right: Coach Mando, Freddie Holscher, Mike Lunsford. The Junior Varsity football team showed fine ability and sportsmanship throughout their tough ten game schedule. They finished the season with a record of three wins, five losses, and two ties. The members of this team will help next year in producing a fine varsity team. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First row: Danny Lazenby, Houston Matthews, Alan Albright, Billy Eccles, Carl Johnson, Steve Henson, Freddie Holscher. Second row: Delton Green, Pat O’Neal, Daryl Curry, Benny Page One Hundred Sixteen DeVoes, Mike Lunsford, Wynn Englisbe, Quay Williford, Eddie Smith. MEMBERS—Donald Howard Allred, James William Beaty, William Cass Bradley, Raymond Lamar Burr, Robert Anderson Burr, Roger Edwin Cantrell, Walter Lee Cox, Steve Eugene Culbertson, Charles Frederick Culp, David Hunter Diamont, Barry Levander Faile, John Patrick Galligan, Richard Ellis Giles, William Kenneth Hayes, Eric Lyle Hicks, William Floyd Hogan, Jr., Edward Hayes Justice, Michael Henry Lewis, Bruce LETTERMA Any student at Ashley High School who has been awarded a letter in athletics is eligible to join the Letter- man’s Club. This service group assists at all home games and promotes interest in football, basketball, baseball, track, and golf. The ideals of clean sportsmanship and devotion to athletics are stressed by the club. Watkins Loftin, Joel Dennis Long, Thomas Edward McPher- son, Boyce Kinard McSwain, David Glen Morrow, Donald Ritchie Parks, Andrew Holder Parton, Walter Ray Pike, Wil- liam Nichols Query, Loyd Michael Rogers, Paul Edgar Short, Jr., Ronald Ervin Smith, Robert Edward Spencer, Robert Dale Stubbs, Stephen Darnell Williams, Charles Edward Zeigler, Jr. N’'S CLUB OFFICERS PY EST ACT trek a katine oe, Met TOPE SERS aie ok ate Royal Todd Hicks Wa Peet Sa eR Ue hel Oh font EO oo ey le, BOE A A John Allen Hunter, III SBE CLEP a aaa en renee ie Se Terry Allan Ghorley ECOSTUTEI Ee a nets ca tehe kg nt on sarte oes OEM Robert Wilkes Boyce AGUISOT ee a a OLE ek Mr. Larry Rhodes Page One Hundred Seventeen The Green Wave finished the regular season with a final conference mark of eight wins and eight losses, and an overall season’s mark of nine wins and ten defeats. The Wave drowned Garinger 73 to 48 for the final game of the conference and thus clinched fifth place in the Western 4A circuit. This score was the highest reg- istered throughout the 19 game schedule. Paced by junior sensation Dale Stubbs, who scored 35 points in the romp past Garinger, the basketball team produced one of the best defensive groups in the area. Stubbs led the scoring with an average of 19.6, followed by senior co-captain Dave Morrow and junior center Calvin Todd, both at 7.5. With four juniors playing regularly during the sea- son, the Green Wave did extremely well with a some- what inexperienced team, but the returning lettermen will be a bright spot for next year. Coacu Ruopes, Don ALLRED, Davin Morrow Basketball Co-Captains VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Bill Cathey, Calvin Todd, Don Allred, Dave Morrow, Second row: Charlie Turner, Royce Robinson, Charles Todd, Steve Culbertson, Dale Stubbs, Bill Lindsay, Boyce Wilson. Dickie Giles, Todd Hicks, Dennis Honeycutt, Dave Diamont. Page One Hundred Eighteen Ashley... Ashley Ashley Ashley. ... Ashley . Ashley. . . Ashley . Ashley Ashley Mere e Mie Soe tenes 58 elaine ee. 52 a7 22 DD 49 43 REGULAR SEASON STARTERS Left to right: Charles Todd, Dave Diamont, Dale Stubbs, Calvin Todd, Dave Morrow, Dickie Giles. SCOREBOARD Hickory Hichkarg) 0.2.00 726 North Mecklenburg Myers Park EET OME cee. South Mecklenburg Asheville East Mecklenburg West Mecklenburg Ashley Calvin Todd moves in for two. 33 58 40 52 54 50 73 Ashley 67 Ashley 67 Ashley 49 Ashley. . 53 Ashley 49 Ashley 45 Ashley. ... 48 Ashley lp eed Ashley... .. 56 Garinger 48 If I’ve told you once I've Harding Garinger South Mecklenburg North Mecklenburg Myers Park Asheville East Mecklenburg West Mecklenburg Harding told you a million times. a ON Nw wI O Nw LhUWWMVWIWW UI ON ON aN a ae First row: Billy Eccles, David Clemmer, Harry Bryant, Jeff Noblett. Second row: George Johnson, David Mullis, Gerald Tate, Sammy Robinson, Freddie Holscher. Third row: Mike Lunsford, Bobby Garrett, David Rhom, Robbie Lineberger. J. V. BASKETBALL Returning lettermen for the 1964 Green Wave Golf Team were Kenny Hayes, Jody Long, and Charlie Zeig- ler. This year’s team participated in six matches based on either match play or stroke play and wound up their con- ference schedule by hosting the Western 4-A Conference Tournament at the Gaston Country Club. oe st BO Page One Hundred Twenty The “Little Wave,” lacking in height, finished the season with a total record of 7 wins and 11 losses. The team was paced by David Rhom, Robbie Lineberger, and Harry Bryant. GOLF Kneel ing: Kenny Hayes, Ricky Margerison, Bobby Carter, Jeff Noblett, Carl Tyner. Standing: Joe Jacobs, Ronnie Owenby, Eddie Spencer, Richard Young, Jody Long, Charlie Zeigler, Charles White. SCHEDULE MEN 18h) ut eee East Mecklenburg IWIAG Chih eer Met Sree icc achaks «pai ea Dis West Mecklenburg TaN ey atl G72, Ug iy ee North Mecklenburg ADIs) Ole rene ton oe? bos . Invitational meet—North POG Chas A Ge Se Shelby NES dlleke See ce8 anne er oe Conference meet—Garinger VIAN Se PY Seo ook: ... District meet—Myers Park Maven Stor 2h Sake ee State meet—Raleigh TRACK 6 SORE i Todd Hicks wins the 100 yard dash again. First row: Keith Gray, Wayne Davis, Robert Boyce, Wade Nor- ris, Bill Kelly, Bill Thaler, Bill Hogan, Steve Williams. Second row: Pat O’Neal, Calvin Todd, Charles Todd, Bill Eccles, Rusty Ford, Danny Lazenby, Jack Bond, Dean Martin. Third row: Tony _— es Up and over! One of the sports growing in interest and popularity here at Ashley High is track, which includes both field and running events. Due to the rigid conditioning pro- gram and fine ability, this year’s team gained recogni- tion as a conference power. Track also provides off-season training for football and basketball players. McManus, Alvin Sudduth, Ray Rankin, Todd Hicks, Houston Matthews, Steve Henson, Larry Auten. Fourth row: Eric Hicks, Daryl Curry, David Rhom, Bill Query, Terry Ghorley, Eddie Justice, Herbert Bullock, Quay Williford, Jackie Tausch. Page One Hundred Twenty-one Leonard scores one for the Green Wave. First row: Larry Jennings, Ricky Parks, Bill Bradley, Steve Cul- bertson, Harry Bryant. Second row: Royce Robinson, Dickie Giles, Dave Robinson, David Heywood, Ronnie Smith. Third Page One Hundred Twenty-two BASEBALL The baseball season opened this year with much en- thusiasm. With four returning lettermen and only one senior, the Green Wave was predominately a junior out- fit. All of last year’s pitching staff graduated leaving no regulars at that position; however, a strong staff was de- veloped. Further success was insured with the experience gained in each game. row: Lee Babington, Leonard Morgan, David Morrow, Dale Stubbs, Donald Easler, Robbie Lineberger, Charlie ‘Turner. “That's the way to hustle, boys.” “Skinny’s” in the swing with another base hit. This is my Louisville Slugger. BASEBALL SCHEDULE iar 10 wlan et, cet, poe South Mecklenburg RVEGTCI@ CK REMOON Andy crc ere as Rs yee at Garinger latalyah ) Bie ee aes crcteies te. Harding (AN EES ad ah © I se eee a Pe Ce Re .. Stanley Waasclg 04 cca 3 ets crac, ee eee Davidson Freshmen IVEarOD ROG Jee etre 8 Picasa hes Rs .. Myers Park POMEL Me creer ee Pe in ua, Gers . East Mecklenburg PAU A hee ee ee ha ae North Mecklenburg OLY OTS ty RE ee oat 8 sche West Mecklenburg TESOL VC 1 stan A MP oa a aN South Mecklenburg OSU Oe Ce ee nh ee ee a oe Garinger DS Vind DELS ee Harding PN DLE © Ete AGES Oe Oat ae Asheville ee USOT) 320 eee ek Sea. 8 ...Davidson Freshmen be WEG al | Gog ean ae eee. Shh ee avivers hark ‘ DOERR Oy sas ee i i a rr re East Mecklenburg DA Ve ERE coe Garces «2. Ss North Mecklenburg | LSU AIPA 00 le West Mecklenburg Page One Hundred Twenty-three The Features Oeran of the SprnnerR is dedicated to the promotion of academic excellence, good citizenship, and service to the school. Most high school students work to achieve membership in the National Honor Society and to be elected to Who's Who, or the Superlatives. Membership in the Honor Society is the high school equivalent of membership in Phi Beta Kappa. honors... dances... frovolity Pee, Nancy BEATRICE COsTNER Inter-Club Council . Homeroom Officer, three years . . . Secretary of Sophomore Class , . . Persevering in all things , . . Keyette Club: Treasurer, Vice-President . . . Pep Club . . . SPINNER Staff... The Senior Class at Ashley High School annu- ally selects twelve members who have best dis- played superiority in leadership, service, character, and scholarship. Membership in this honorary fra- ternity is the most coveted honor coming to a high school student. It represents years of perseverance, dependability, unselfish service, and application to duty. DonaLtp Howarp ALLRED President of the Senior Class . . . Homeroom President, two years Monitor . . , Outstanding in extracurricular activities . . . Co- captain of the basketball team . .. Letterman’s Club . . . Junior Civitan Club: Chaplain, Governor Pro-Tem of the North Carolina District . . . Clever. Rosert Wiikes Boyce Football end, Basketball, Track . . . Class President: Junior and Sopho- more , . . Student Council: Treasurer . . , A pleasing personality .. . Homeroom President . . . Cheerful. WHO'S WH O | Joanna FrANcES GARRISON Keyette Club: Secretary, President . . . Inter-Club Council . . . Secretary of Senior Class . . . A strawberry blonde . . . Homeroom Officer Pep Club ... Honor Society . . . Dedicated. Marcarer CELEstE McNasp Davin GrorcE FALts Treasurer of Senior Class . . . Homeroom Officer, three years , . . President of the Key Club . . . Vice-President of the Inter-Club Council Monitor . . , Civinettes: Vice-President . . . Inter-Club Council .. . . . . Business Manager of the Rhetor . . . A faithful worker . . . A conscientious student . . . Hostess . . . Pep Club , . . Spryner Staff Homeroom Officer, three years . . . Pep Club... Monitor .. . . .. Honor Society . . . Radiant. Marshal , . . Energetic. | H Page One Hundred Twenty-seven 3EVERLY Rose Norris Inter-Club Council . . . Monitor , . . Homeroom Officer . . . Lovely Homecoming Queen of 1963 Spanish Club: President . . . Library Club ... Pep Club .. . Keyette Staff . . . Honor Society . . Charming. Mixed Chorus , . . Fine Yarns WHO'S WH O Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Joun Eppreman Mack, III Junior Civitan Club: Secretary, President . . . SPINNER Staff. . Monitor . . . A willing worker . . . Inter-Club Council . . . Pep Club ... Honor Society .. . Friendly. Davip GLEN Morrow Football: Quarterback; Basketball: Co-Captain; Baseball: Second Base . . Editor-in-Chief of the SprnnER .. . Spanish Club... A dependable person , . . Pep Club . . . Junior Civitan Club: Sergeant- at-Arms . . . Junior Rotarian . . . Student Council . . . Marshal . . Honor Society . . . Versatile. i AniTA LoutsE TALLEY Civinettes: Secretary, President . Homeroom Officer . . . Monitor . . . Spirited Chief Cheerleader . . . Fine Yarns Staff . . . Pep Club . . Spanish Club . . . Honor Society . . . Dependable. Jo Anne Marie YosHino Paut Epcar SHort, Jr. | Inter-CJub Council: President . . . Civinette: Chaplain .. . Vice- President of the Student Body . . . Monitorial Council . . . Managing ; | President of Senior Class . . . Secretary of Junior Class . . , Personality Editor of Fine Yarns An outstanding speaker . Football team i plus . . . Student Council . . . Monitor . � � Homeroom Officer... - - « Boys’ State . . . Junior Civitan Club .. . Impressive. Capable. Most Intellectual DonaLp EAsLEeR PauLa FISHER “Few things are impossible to diligence and _ skill.” SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Talented CHARLOTTE WHITESIDES James SMITH “Doing easily what others find difficult is talent.” Students select best Most School Spirited Van RILEY Catuy Craic “Enthusiastic loyalty is much better than loyalty alone.” SENIOR SUPERLATIVES | | . | Handsomest and Prettiest : Jerr SMITH CHaRMIE Haynes “If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being.” in personality, ability, appearance, and wit Best All Around pone a Wittiest Topp Hicks JANE PRICE Kris BRUNNEMER Mitton Morcan “They should be, they could he, they would be, they were the best all around.” { “A witty person is a treasure.” Most Likely to Succeed Friendliest Henry FRONEBERGER ‘TRIXANNA PRICE Mary Owens Dennis Honeycurr “Success is built on the ability to do better than good enough.” “A true friend is a friend always.” Best Dressed JENNIFER KiNncAID Joun CaTHEy “The apparel oft proclaims the man.” SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES - 4 Best Citizen Bos Love Bera StmMons “Whatever makes men good, makes them good citizens.” Most Athletic Unsung Hero and Heroine Terry GHORLEY Dave DI1AMoNntT Becxy McCtuney Mixe Lewis “We recognize not that you won or lost, but how you played “When I’m not thank’d at all, I’m thank’d enough; I’ve done the game.” my duty, and I’ve done no more.” NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Heten Louise Apams Dorotuy Jo ALLEN : Nancy ExizasETrH ALLEN Emity ReBEccA BOWDEN Linpa Mart Boyp ANNA KristTINA BRUNNEMER JoHN FREDERICK CATHEY ; Norma JANE Cox James Donatp EASsLER Pauta Susan FIsHER Nancy Jo FunpERBURK JOANNA FRANCES GARRISON JACQUELINE ELAINE HarTLey WiLuiAM Kennetu Hayes Dan Axtan Hopxtns Wanpa JANE Hyer Page One Hundred Thirty-four The National Association of Secondary School prin- cipals initiated the organization of the National Honor Society in 1926. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to stimulate scholarship and to encourage the attributes of character, service, and leadership. Mr. average of ninety or above for two and one-half years Frank L. Ashley organized the first chapter for Gastonia and who have no failing grades in citizenship gain mem- | Senior High in 1930. Membership in the society is bership in the National Honor Society. In the class | honorary. All students who have maintained a scholastic of 1964, thirty-two students earned this coveted honor. Frances Lavinta KELLAR MicHarEL Henry Louis Rosert Emmetr Love Jonn Eppteman Mack, III Marcarer CeLesteE McNasp Davin GLEN Morrow Breverty Rose Norris ANDREW HoLpEeR PARTON Nancy JANE RANDALL Luria JANE RANDOLPH JosEpH Micuart Rocers Dersorau Farr SAYLES JAMEs CoPELAND SMITH Ann AMELIA SUMMEY AnirAa LoutsE TALLey WiLLiAM BENNETT THALER Page One Hundred Thirty-five € Ed 4 2 fe oe ie $ Fe Boy, this Twirp Season is really great! Now let's see—50¢ from $1.00 leaves - - - Ashley’s Lucanus Cervi. Right this way, Santa Claus. | | “And now a word from our sponsor . Miss Gastonia, Martha Oates, returns for homecoming game. Page One Hundred Thirty-seven “This yardstick is 36 inches long.” Kans for Kids... a successful project. “IT Wanna Hol’ Ya Han’ ” a! : Sb Ee Is my slip showing? There’s more than one It’s been a long season. x way to skin a rat. Leading the way to JUNIOR-SENIOR or a walk up the Stairway to the Stars Dancing through the night, i | i meeting friends in a small garden, or at the crossroads of the world— Bee CO all will be memories of our HEAVENLY JOURNEY 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gunter prevare to enjoy a typical school Charlie Zeigler demonstrates applied physics for his parents. lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Pat McSwain listen to a Spanish recording. Mrs. Walsh was recognized this year for her teaching of oral Spanish; her first year class was filmed by WUNC-TV. The film will be used for demonstrating teaching techniques. PARENTS’ NIGHT Jody Long, homeroom president, greets Mr. Riley, Rev. and Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Fisher. Page One Hundred Forty-two | North Carolina State of the University of North Carolina at Raleigh interests many of our seniors. JES app al : ie i is COLLEGE N I GH T Many girls pursue a nursing career through the training program s offered at Gaston Memorial Hospital. Dr. Robert Benson explains the program of the new Gaston ff Community College. Duke University is noted for its high academic standards. ee a ! “Railroad Bill—Railroad Bill—’ Pick it, Charlie! “Do I have to pay, too?” What in the world are you doing? “I ain't for believing that!” Lovely Carrousel Princess Will the real football team please sit down? ‘I’m gonna’ jerk your neck off if you don’t give me that ball.” “What's what they all say?” Page One Hundred Forty-five “Let me call you sweetheart” .. . “I wish you'd stop doing things behind my back.” Loyal supporters of the Green Wave. - Page One Hundred Forty-six AAA ARAL AT seep ASLAN i ADVERTISEMENTS For over a quarter of a century the businessmen of Gastonia and Gaston County have made the Spinner possible through the financial assistance they have rendered. Ashley High and the Spinner staff thank them for their continued support. The 1964 Spinner staff has worked diligently to produce a yearbook that the entire community can be proud of and one that will be a credit to our school and our city. Gastonia... 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Woten into the Life of Ameria’ Page One Hundred Fifty-one Pag e One Hundred Fifty-two FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE AKERS CENTER BRANCH 251 West Main Ave. 1327 E. Franklin Ave. INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS ‘Where Thousands Are Saving Millions” Congratulations to the Class of ‘64 THREADS-INC. av GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA CSUN OS ATEN INSURED i) Ss 2� , Sy, sme 6 UE ca INSURED SAVINGS GASTONIA MUTUAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 283 West Main Avenue ‘“Gastonia’s Savings Center Since 1905” HOME LOANS Compliments of RECREATION BOWL and SPORTS CENTER Sporting Goods Recreation Equipment Phone University 5-2642 212-216 E. Main GASTONIA, N. C. KOSTEE’S 15c HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES SOFT DRINKS MILK SHAKES J. F. Ford L. B. McSpadden, Jr. FORD McSPADDEN, INC. COTTON P. O. Box 373 Telephone UN 4-3407 617 East Second Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. 0. J. LYDA FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING CO. Furniture—Appliances—Upholstering Phone 864-7123 222 W. Airline GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Fifty-three CRAIG FURNITURE COMPANY 320 West Main Avenue Quality Furniture Reasonably Priced (Opposite Post Office and Just as Reliable) BUY THE BEST FOR LESS at SALEM'S 269 W. Main St. Phone UN 5-5256 Exclusive Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear Prescriptions Our Specialty We have filled over one million Phone UNiversity 5-340] Kennedy’s Rexall Drug Store GASTONIA, N. C. Serving Gastonia Since 1910 OW EO Pla AS Neo RESTAURANT CANDIES—FOUNTAIN SERVICE DINNERS—SEA FOODS—STEAKS Page One Hundred Fifty-four Compliments of CITY NEWS CENTER AND SHINE PARLOR 248 West Airline UN 5-8151 Roosevelt Tire Service, Inc. Uo ROVAL TIRES ONE-DAY RECAPPING SERVICES FRONT END ALIGNMENT GARAGE SERVICE ARTHUR FULLER SEAT COVERS Phone UN 4-5464 191 E. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA The Valet Men’s Shop, Inc. Finest of Men’s Wear 109 S. Marietta Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of ERNEST Q. PETREY, INC. RN MUTUAL INSURANCE 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 TEXTILES—INCORPORATED Lesson for Seniors... (ZETTER (ET R and Other Smart LIGHT - SIGHT Students 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! POWER COMPANY ahs Be eee . tes eg Oe aT ae Page One Hundred Fifty-five ® ® JORDAN MOTORS, Inc. 2119 Wilkinson Boulevard GASTONIA, N. C. Volkswagen in Gastonia JORDAN MOTORS, INC. Compliments of Compliments of SNIPE SHOE REPAIR THRIFTY FABRIC SHOP 131 South Street GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UN 7-6856 ‘Sew and Save 1709 S. York Street UN 5-2725 “COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR” GASTONIA, N. C. 24 Hour Radio Dispatched Wreckers CITY WRECKER SERVICE GARAGE BODY AND FENDER WORK 613 E. Second Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. Dial 864-3252 Rankin Craig Dan Craig Brown-Medlin Drug Store 1514 York Road We are prepared to fill all prescriptions and feature a complete cosmetic department and soda fountain Fast Free Delivery Your Friendly Drug Store Page One Hundred Fifty-six Lt Us Skt You Move Ahead Your One-Stop, Complete Banking Service. IRST- CITIZENS BANK TRUST lupe 1502 SOUTH YORK STREET Serving Gastonia and other fine North Carolina communities MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of WIX CORPORATION Page One Hundred Fifty-seven Congratulations to the Class of 1964 TRENTON COTTON MILLS, INC. DIVISION OF CAROLINA MILLS, INC. QUALITY COMBED YARNS GASTONIA, N. C. Whrd eral See ae Oxygen Radio Equipped Ambulances 218 S. Oakland St. GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone 865-2178 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Headquarters for Tires, Batteries G.E. Appliances 335 W. Franklin A ve. Gastonia, N. C. UN 7-6314 Page One Hundred Fifty-eight Compliments of JORDAN SHOE REPAIR 124 Marietta GASTONIA, N. C. Half Soles New Style Heels Full Soles Orthopedic Work Leather Rubber Heels Polishes A COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE Horne’s Home Auto Supplies 106 East Main UN 5-5281 Philco Appliances and Televisions Firestone Tires Compliments of UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of PIEDMONT MOTORS, INC. LINCOLN—MERCURY—COMET 420 West Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1462 W. Airline GASTONIA, N. C. Now it’s Pepsi—for those who think young! GRAY DANIEL, INC. COTTON WASTE SELLING AGENTS CTY GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Phone: UNiversity 5-1246 Long Distance 26 Page One Hundred Fifty-nine CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1964 MAY SUCCESS BE YOURS GROVES THREAD COMPANY, Inc. GASTONIA, N. C. Insure With WATSON Gaston County’s Largest Insurance Agency LIFE—HOSPITALIZATION FIRE—AUTOMOBILE—PUBLIC LIABILITY WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION—JEWELRY—FURS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—ACCIDENTS—HOSPITALIZATION BONDS—BOILER WATSON INSURANCE AGENCY, INCORPORATED 201 East Franklin Avenue MUTUAL INSURANCE UNiversity 5-8586 Page One Hundred Sixty H. K. BRUNNEMER, INC. PRINTERS—LITHOGRAPHERS WEDDING INVITATIONS Phone UN 5-4500 707 E. Second Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. SOUTHERN SUPPLY CO. A Complete Line Of HARDWARE Engine Repairs Factory Authorized Warranty Service On All Listed Brands UN 4-4321 258 E. Main Ave. KLUTTZ MACHINE FOUNDRY CO. 623 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. A. F. GRIGG Custom Sheet Metal Work 310 N. Oakland Street Phone UN 7-714] GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of LEWIS MOTORS, INC. Ford Products Compliments of BROOKWOOD SANDWICH SHOP and FROZEN FOOD CENTER SHUFORD’S STUDIO PORTRAITS WEDDINGS REPRODUCTIONS COMMERCIAL UN 4-1516 624 E. Franklin Avenue Page One Hundred Sixty-one Congratulations to the Class of 1964 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of North Carolina, Inc. OFFICE SERVICE DEPARTMENT 170 West Franklin 170 West Franklin Avenue Avenue UN 5-125] |) 4 UN 5-1251 “NATURALLY IT’S GAS” Compliments of RAINBOW PAINT STORE Compliments of 215 East Franklin Avenue he CAROTHERS FUNERAL HOME Phone UNiversity 5-237] Ambulance Service—Oxygen Equipped Two-Way Radios RADIO STATION WEK K 5000 Watts 1370 KCS TRAINED FIRST AID ATTENDANTS Phone UNiversity 7-6337 Gastonia’s Leading Station GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixty-two Best Wishes A. M. SMYRE Manufacturing Company COMBED COTTON and SPUN RAYON YARNS Page One Hundred Sixty-three BROOKS AND MACK MOTORS 402 W. Franklin Avenue Phone 5-4196 Compliments of JIM LONG, INC. Specializing in Sports, Imports, Domestics, and Real Estate UN 5-8829 Best Wishes, Seniors CITY LUMBER COMPANY PACEMAKER SUPER MARKET NO. 1 emberrandea leit nes 702 Li Road cies i BRERA of Building Materials Phone 867-7208—867-7209 733 North Marietta Street GASTONIA, N. C. GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UN 4-2746 Get A Good Start Early at KIDDIE KOLLEGE KINDERGARTEN MRS. CHARLIE FALLS, JR. MRS. JOHN BRISON, JR. MRS. FRED RAWLINGS, SR. 650 Kirby Street Phone UN 5-2125 Best Wishes, Seniors from your friends at RIVERVIEW INN Congratulations, Class of ‘64 LINDA’S DRESS SHOP DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 700 W. Franklin Avenue and ACCESSORIES 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 | Ferguson Gear Company Manufacturers of | CUT GEARS CHAIN DRIVES ' Congratulations, Seniors! Page One Hundred Sixty-five Ambulance Service UN 5-3451 Compliments of McLEAN SON Gastonia’s Oldest Funeral Directors Broad Oaks Chapel VAN SLEEN’S JEWELERS 206 South Broad St. GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of The Oogue F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Distinctive Apparel for Jrs. and Misses Best in Values 219 West Main Avenue UN 5-5851 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Most Courteous in Service Satisfaction Guaranteed HOLSUM BLENDERIZED BREAD Page One Hundred Sixty-six a division of Textron Inc. j 1 | | 1s happy to congratulate The Frank L. Ashley graduates of 1964 Ts atin eres PRO eG oat � alee ae ie. agai A pet ree Ee Page One Hundred. Sixty-seven Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Best Wishes for a Successful Future to the Class of 1964 KINCAID ENGINEERING COMPANY, Ine. Page One Hundred Sixty-eight ay, Compliments of HELEN’S, INC. READY-TO-WEAR and ACCESSORIES 239 West Main Avenue Dial 865-1991 GASTONIA, N. C. ay BEST WISHES OF PETTY MACHINE COMPANY 612 E. Franklin Avenue Phone UNiversity 4-3255 NORRIS SUPPLY MACHINE CO. NORRIS ENGINEERING CO. Boilers, Industrial Steam Plants, Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Mill Supplies GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING CO. Bottlers of SUN DROP 809 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Sixty-nine CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 MATTHEWS-BELK COMPANY Serving Gastonia and Gaston County for Over Sixty Years Gastonia’s Largest and Most Complete Department Store Page One Hundred Seventy MAJOR LEAGUE LANES A MAJOR LEAGUE BOWLING CENTER 2105 Wilkinson Boulevard GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Phone UN 7-7243 Special Rates For Students Free Instructions—Call For Appointment Compliments of GASTONIA FCX SERVICE Cw 4 o COOPERAT.IVE REX MILLS Compliments of BLACK’S BAR-B-Q 2909 S. York Road GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA POWELL MOTOR COMPANY CADILLAC—OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE Phones UN 7-6348—TA 5-8698 GLENN POWELL, General Manager 431 W. Fr anklin Ave Gastonia, N. C. DIVISION TEXTILES—INCORPORATED GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Seventy-one Best Wishes SMITH CHEVROLET COMPANY “Your Chevy Home for 35 Years” GASTONIA, N. C. Dave Smith—Charles Smith Sa SE __ | a __ ETAT XO Cae ATT SOT SALES—SERVICE Compliments of Compliments of PUTMAN SHOE SHOP 1219 W. Franklin Ave. UN 7-9742 FIRESTONE TEXTILES Division of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. KINCAID COTTON COMPANY INCORPORATED GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Paul P. Kincaid, G. H. S. ‘24 Earl Robinson, G. H. S. ‘33 forte at ice A eel e NS Paul P. Kincaid, Jr., G. H. S. ’44 Alberta Ailstock Queen, G. H. S. ‘49 Page One Hundred Seventy-two Compliments of LEIGH FOOD PRODUCTS, Inc. Phone UNiversity 5-8517 Phone UNiversity 5-8518 to the graduating class of 1964 Page One Hundred Seventy-three The Gastonia Coca-Cola Bottling Company things 20 better th Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1964 aaa SPENCER LUMBER COMPANY AKERS CENTER PHARMACY ; “Where Your Home Begins’ The Store of Service For Your Home is Your Best Investment Phone UNiversity 5-341] South Marietta Street and Seventh Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of Congratulations To The Class of 1964 S.H. Kress Co. J. K. LONG, JR. Your Favorite Variety Store Page One Hundred Seventy-four Congratulations to the Class of ‘64 THE SMART SHOP WOMEN’S APPAREL Compliments of Phone UN 5-3211 207-209 West Main Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. BILL JUMPER RAMBLER CO. | Compliments of Compliments of NEAL HAWKINS, CONTRACTOR GLENN PRINTING CO. 48 years of service Congratulations to the graduating class of 1964 Me ALDEN OV ee = NORTH CAROLINA “May you all go Pharr” Page One Hundred Seventy-five Compliments of 5S. C. DOWNEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Inc. S. C. DOWNEY BELAIRE SUBDIVISION GRIER APARTMENTS UN 4-6774 516 W. Franklin Avenue South York Road ARRIS « TEETER SUPER MARKETS. wc. 2201 Wilkinson Boulevard (Super Market and Style Mart) Gastonia’s First Discount Store Page One Hundred Seventy-six THE HONOR SYSTEM IS THE BASIS FOR LIFE AT ASHLEY It is during these formative years that it is important for a student to be shown the right kind of guidance in the form of the Honor System. The mature high school student models his life after the Honor System. By upholding the standards of the Honor System during his three years at Ashley, a stu- dent will graduate with a strong and esteemed character. Sponsored and endorsed by ASHLEY HIGH SCHOOL CIVINETTES ASHLEY HIGH SCHOOL JR. CIVITAN Page One Hundred Seventy-seven Compliments of A. ds. GEE Sncorpora ted Operating CARTER TRAVELER COMPANY MILL DEVICES COMPANY Page One Hundred Seventy-eight Compliments of SMITH’S DRUG STORE Congratulations to Class of ’64 MORRIS GLASS COMPANY 232 East Main Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. Telephone UNiversity 5-4301 DIXIE CONCRETE COMPANY Transit Mixed Concrete and Builders Supplies Phone UN 4-5446 725 N. Oakland Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA PYRAMID MILLS COMPANY, INC. BESSEMER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA MAXWELL BROTHERS “‘Gastonia’s Leading Furniture Store’”’ Telephone UNiversity 5-2621 223-231 West Main A venue GASTONIA, N. C. D W LEATHER PRODUCTS GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Seventy-nine Compliments of EAGLES STORES “Friendly Variety Store” Main Street South Street GASTONIA, N. C. FRANKLIN DRUG STORE 1402 West Franklin Avenue UN 5-0571 Prescriptions picked up and delivered Compliments of Zz Cohen’ 105 West Main Street THE VILLAGE SQUARE 121 East Main Street DODGE-LARK CRAIG MOTOR COMPANY Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1964 SUNRISE DAIRY For Better Dairy Products Use Sunrise Dairy’s ALL STAR FOODS Cero 509 West Franklin Avenue Phone 867-6354 Page One Hundred Eighty GASTONIA, N. C. AKERS CENTER HARDWARE SUPPLY, INC. HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES TOYS—SPORTING GOODS Phone UNiversity 4-4548 R. J. KELLY SONS, INC. Distributor TEXACO, INC. GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UNiversity 4-2644 GASTONIA LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Material Phone UN 5-251] 308 N. Broad Street ]. E. H. Dealer GASTONIA, N. C. NOLEN MACHINE COMPANY Manufacturers of Textile Machinery Parts New Dallas Highway Dial UNiversity 7+7851 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Erwin H. Bradley, President Lawrence F. Holland, General Manager RAYFIELD AND STEWART, INC. TEXTILE SPINDLES Plant and Office 1314 W. Second Ave. Phone UNiversity 5-1692 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of CARSON’S LAUNDRY Akers Shopping Center Kit Carson’s Speed-Wash 1310 E. Franklin Avenue ONE HOUR MART INIZING 1328 E. Franklin Avenue Two shirts laundred free if you receive one with a missing button OLIVER D. LANDIS, INC. TEXTILE MILL SUPPLIES “Swedish Card Clothing and Flats” 1805 W. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Phone 864-3477 Across From Harris-Teeter Supermarket STROUP Hi-Fi Center 112 Green Goes enone uN 5-3622 Page One Hundred Eighty-one Page One Hundred Eighty-two ao GOOD FORTUNE - GOOD WISHES TO ALL OUR GRADUATES! 3) CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Fondly Banking GASTONIA Main Ofice Franklin Ave. Branch « East Branch STANLEY . LOWELL ° CRAMERTON Member F.D.I.C. Calin SOEEE if? Sears TAP, BALLET, JAZZ, BALLROOM, BATON Serving Gastonia and Gaston County UNION NATIONAL BANK 1 fo} 4 NORTH CAROLINA MAIN OFFICE, 100 W. Franklin Ave. AKERS CENTER BRANCH, 1301 E. Franklin Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. WEST BRANCH, 1101 W. Franklin Ave. MEMBER F.D.I.C. A) k i ey onpuments [ot RHYNE’S DRUG STORE i f ; ‘ : Ack A 7 ; AL JAK OK po, Prescription Specialists tF 2501 Lowell Road “Your Friendly Department Store” Phone UN 7-7211 K Page One Hundred Eighty-three BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GASTONIA BOYS’ CLUB Mike Smith, President Mike Conrad, Secretary Henry Froneberger, Vice-President Eddie Dow, Treasurer Page One Hundred Eighty-four Compliments of WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER CO. H. and D. DIVISION SPENCERS, INCORPORATED Compliments of OFFICE SUPPLIES G. G. WALKER MOTOR FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. PRINTING GREETING CARDS BOOKS STATIONERY 130 W. Airline Avenue CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, VALIANT, GMC Phone UNiversity 5-2356 Page One Hundred Eighty-five Compliments of THE RAWLINGS COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of J. F. BESS COMPANY L. S. Rankin and Sons, Inc. Marketers SINCLAIR REFINING CO. GASTONIA, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ‘64 G ASTON MERCHANTS OIL CO. Distributors of Phillips 66, Kerosene Fuel Oil Dial UN 7-7259 GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Eighty-six BOB FLOYD’S AUTO REPAIR NEW DALLAS HIGHWAY Bob Peoples Floyd Bradley THE BEACON DRIVE IN RESTAURANT, INC. 403 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of CENTER THEATRE and WEBB THEATRE Gastonia’s Leading Theatres G. D. Taylor, Jr., Co., Inc. COTTON GASTONIA, N. C. 1203 E. Ozark Ave. - P. O. Box 41 Telephone UNiversity 5-2376 THE HONOR SYSTEM DEVELOPS MATURITY Toward acquiring a sense of personal honor and self-respect, which charac- terizes the truly mature individual, the honor system makes invaluable contri- butions. Through its constant emphasis on such specific traits as honesty, courtesy, and respect, it develops the broad attitudes of good conduct and personal integrity—the characteristics of good citizenship. These are the keys to a richer and a better way of life. Sponsored and endorsed by THE KEY CLUB THE KEYETTE CLUB Page One Hundred Eighty-seven CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CEASS TOE Soot CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GLENN CALDWELL ae CONSTRUCTION CO. GRAY MILLS Lower Dallas Road UN 5-2832 HUDSON COTTON COMPANY Compliments of Incorporated TOM‘S BAR-B-Q MERCHANTS AND BROKERS UNiversity 7-9106 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA BLVD. AUTO WRECKERS 24 Hour Garage and Wrecker Service Front End Alignment and Frame Service Body Work—Painting A. LEONARD RHYNE CO. Office Machines and Equipment Office Supplies and Repairs 341 East Franklin Avenue P. O. Box 437 GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA ; CRAMERTON, N. C. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Dial VA 4-1921 Wrecking Service Page One Hundred Eighty-eight BEST WISHES BRADLEY-JENKINS, INC. | ROBERT F. CALDWELL GRADING AND PA INSURANCE AGENCY VING CONTRACTORS WITTEN SUPPLY CO. 310 E. Long St. A B SHOE and BICYCLE SHOP 116 E. Airline Ave. | ® Phone 865-5471 Gastonia, N. C. BUILDING MATERIALS RUSTIN FURNITURE CO. 278-282 West Main Street Dial UN 7-6366 R. P. CALDWELL COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. 1115 E. Ozark Avenue UN 4-5461 COTTON-—COTTON WASTE GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA “It’s A Fact—You Can Save Money At Rustin’s” Page One Hundred Eighty-nine ———_— —E.E.Smitn Son | Check us for Quality, Check us for Service 2164 E. Ozark Phone UNiversity 5-4311 Office Phone UNiversity 7-7105 GASTONIA, N. C. THE GASTONIA GAZETTE “IN GASTON COUNTY NEARLY EVERYBODY READS THE GAZETTE” 228-232 W. Airline Ave. Caldwell’s Drug Store Prescription Druggists 207 So. Chestnut St. Telephone UNiversity 5-2366 C. D. A. STORE A COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE 609 South Oakland Street } GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Ninety TRADITIONAL CLOTHES from THE RED HANGER SHOPS WARREN GARDNER'S Downtown Aker’s Center Gastonia, N. C. Compliments of RAWLINGS-TODD COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. EVANS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE GASTONIA, N. C. Realty Building We invite you to advance your training through one of our standard business courses. Individual advancement, college trained faculty. FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE VISITORS WELCOME LYTLE BUICK-PONTIAC, INC. 327 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone UNiversity 5-2389 PIEDMONT OIL COMPANY, INC. Box 266 GASTONIA, N. C. UN 4-1695 Distributors of Crown Central Petroleum Corp. Compliments of PAUL MOSS SUPER WASHERETTE Neal Hawkins Road GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of H. BEVERIDGE CO., INC. . Reneedling Specialists GASTONIA, N. C. Precision Loom Parts Automatic Screw Machine Products Stamping and Studs SHERRILL INDUSTRIES, INC. UNiversity 4-774] Drawer 578 Gastonia, N. C. Compliments of MORRIS Gastonia’s Leading Jewelers WE WELCOME CHARGE ACCOUNTS Compliments of MADEMOISELLE’S BEAUTY SALON 1105 South Chester St. (Next door to Red Front Cleaners) Gastonia, N. C. 865-1401 Termite Control—Pest Control—Fungi Control Nixon Exterminating Company 220 S. Columbia Street GASTONIA, N. C. Telephone—Business 864-4304 Compliments of Gastonia Belting Supply Company Incorporated Manufacturers of Quality Leather Belting Distributors of Manhattan Rubber Goods Phone UNiversity 5-2732 P. O. Box 174 North Marietta Street GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Ninety-one CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SHAW SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS TEXTILE PARTS MACHINE THREE LOCATIONS 500 N. Marietta CO., INC. UN 7-6313 1502-8 W. May Street NewiDallasatiqhtay Phone UN 5-8564 UN 7-9506 GASTONIA, N. C. 1512 South York Street COME TO McARVER FURNITURE COMPANY BRUMLEY PRINTING CO. for your RCA Hi-Fi, Stereo, and Radios Phone UNiversity 5-4912 GASTONIA, N. C. 128 East Main Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations to The Senior Class on Their 1964 SPINNER BOTANY COTTONS, INC. J. J. HINDS, President NEW YORK OFFICE: 389 FIFTH AVENUE a A GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Operating JEWEL COTTON MILLS IRENE MILLS GURNEY MFG. CO. Thomasville, N. C. Taylorsville, N. C. Prattville, Ala. GASTONIA COMBED YARN Gastonia, N. C. Page One Hundred Ninety-two Congratulations to the Class of ‘64 JACK H. AUTEN LARRY RUSSELL CARRINGER ! WADE H. PUTNAM, JR. SECURITY LIFE TRUST CO. SECURITY GENERAL INSURANCE CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Compliments of DIANE 29 North and South Screens NcDonald’s 1500 East Franklin Avenue | Page One Hundred Ninety-three TILLMAN’S, INC. TV MUSIC 110 E. Main Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Phone UN 4-5366 Anything in Music GUITAR, ORGAN PIANO RECORDS TY Gaston Electric Contractors, Inc. ELECTRICAL SERVICE Phone UN 7-7264 P. O. Box 1361 1204 N. Chester Street GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA QUEEN BROTHERS Grant Paul SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Franklin and Avon Telephone 825-2461 Koses VALUE - VARIETY Akers Shopping Center Page One Hundred Ninety-four | CONGRATULATIONS TO THE | CLASS OF 1964 F. O. COSTNER’S | ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone UN 5-3635 216 S. Oakland St. SETTLEMYER BEAUTY SHOPPES “A Distinctive Hair Care” 271 W. Main Street “Call” UN 5-2481 Aker’s Shopping Center “Call” UN 4-2971 GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of CAROLINA RESTAURANT MAUNEY TRIM SHOP Complete Automobile Upholstery All Work Guaranteed 801 E. Second Aves Gastonia, N. C. ATKINS STUDIO MARY McLEAN‘’S 304 S) Brood St. PORTRAIT—COMMERCIAL GASTONIA, N. C. 617 E. Second Phone UN 5-254] Congratulations To The Class of 1964 Compliments of From MOSS REXALL DRUGS EAST GASTONIA HARDWARE Your Prescription Druggist 701 West Franklin Avenue G. E. APPLIANCES Phone UN 7-9611 John's DOTTIE’S KNIT-N-KNACKS “Toy Hobby Des Shop ot € 185 E. Franklin Avenue Shop GASTONIA, N. C. Akers Shopping Center GASTONIA, N. C. Complete Knitting Supplies Art Needlework Supplies COMPLETE INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONS SPONSORS FOR THE AT NO CHARGE WITH PURCHASE 1964 SPINNER OF SUPPLIES Telephone UN 4-5470 Leon Schneider, Inc. Spindle Center Barber Shop Tommy’s Drive-In Page One Hundred Ninety-five OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, N. C. 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