Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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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

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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

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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.