Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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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

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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

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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