Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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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

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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.

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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.