Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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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

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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

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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