Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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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.

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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

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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