Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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Mcluhcls: StiKirt Alan Albright, I,enn George Alexander, Jr,, |. lines Michael l)roiinie, W ' illiam Lewis C athe , John Rodney C hampion, Renjamin Rradley Cadp, Jr,, John Robert Darwin, W ' illiam iX ' orm.m Lccles, Roger Gary Gadtlis, William Garland (dmin, Dixon l o ce 1 lann.i, Dtivid Ra ’ 1 lenderson, Abdulla k.iker, Lrederick Cdiarles Ixessell, brands Ashury Lawton, James Gab in Lucas, Rich.ird VVax ne i Lirgerison, David Rh ’ue Marvin, William Jeltrey Noblett, Reginald Wade Norris, Robert Wdlliam PiatcJiford, Royce W ' illiam Robinson, Jr,, Ronald Erwin Smith, Robert Earl Stewart, Robert Dale Stubbs, Sarantos Nicholas Tra- kas, Calvin W ' illiam Todtl, Charles Young I’odtl, Roy Payton W ' arren, Rufus Royce W ' ilson, James Charles W ' indham, Jr., James Roliert W ' ren, Jr. on IGFRS Pres ' nleiil James Cuiarles W ' indham, Jr. ' ice-lP-esideiit I’eginald W ' ade Norris Secrelary James Calvin Lucas Treasurer Stuart Alan Albright Advisor Mr. Charles Jarvis KEY CLUB d’he Key Cltila, sponsoretl Ity the Ckistonia KivvTtnis Cl III), oilers continuous services to both the school anti the eomnuinity. Being in charge of the student store, cleaning the staditim alter home games, painting the handrails throughout the school, and helping organiza- tions such as the I letirt I tind anti the March ot Dimes are Key Club proiects. Key Club members arc composed ol all three classes anti arc elected in either the sophomore or junior year. Meetings are heltl tit the school titlministration huiltling et ' cry two weeks.

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OFFICERS President Fred Anderson Ratchford, Jr. Vice-President Michael Donvvell Gunter Secretary V ' illiam Poff Summev Treasurer Harry Miller Bryant, Jr. Sergeant-at-Arms W’illiam Hilray Lindsay Chaplain Donald Keith T ate Advisors Mr. Richard Farris, Mr. Lane Chtliam JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB Six years ol continuous scr ice is the only claim that the junior Ci itan C ' luh makes. Fhe stadium clcan-u]i, iruit cake sales to henefit the School For 1 landicapiicd Children, participation in the March of Dimes campaign, operation ol concession stands at hall games, com|ilction ol the Ashley 1 ligh School I lall of Fame, and issurance of the Student 1 landhook are only a few of the main and varied pro|ccts uhich can be cited to u|ihold this claim. “Builders of Cood Citizenship is the cluh motto, and it is promoted to the fullest. Fhe cluh consists of twentw seven sophomores, luniors, and seniors. Meetings are held hi-monthly. Mejnhers: John Fennington Bond, Jr., W ' illiani Cass Bradley, Jr., Harry Miller Bryant, Jr., Robert N. Burgess, John Oliver Fays- sou.x, James Roy Ford, John David Glenn, Jr., Michael Donwell Gunter, Ray Baxter I larrill, Stephen Kim I laynes, Rob ert Alex- ander Herrin, James Duncan Hite, Roy M ' illiam Kelh ' , Jr., William Hilray Lindsay, Lewis Robert Lineberger, Michael Steven Mandel, Michael Dover Markham, James Houston Matthews, 111, Donald Ritchie Barks, Fred Anderson Ratchlord, Ir., Marc Fred- ric Rauch, Sam Lowery Robinson, 111, Stephen Allen Rogers, Larry Michael Stiles, kA ' illiam BoR Summey, Donald Keith l ate, Carl Hnn Tyner, Stephen Darnell Williams. Page Ninety-five

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Memhers: Katherine Gail Alexander, Judy Miles Allen, Junie Kay Allen, Sandra Kay Ballard, Jane Young Birmingham, Linda Ann Boyles, Susan Marie Boys, Linda Susan Bradley, Rebecca Janice Cantrell, Barbara Ann Carroll, Susan Elaine E ans, Karen Audrey Gamble, Sandra Kay Grissom, Judith Elaine I lanes, Alice Ashley 1 lulFstetler, Bobbi Jo Jackson, Deborah Anne Justice, Stephania Susan Kenle} ' , Myra Beth Mackie, Julia Elsie Mann- ing, Myra Rose McLean, Cynthia Rhea Moody, Helen Elizabeth Prince, Sarah Rebecca Rankin, Pamela Grace Reed, Betty Frances Rhyne, Patricia Carol Seay, Sheryl Joyce Stowe, Deborah Court- ney Temple, Esther Louise Williams. KEYETTE CLUB The Ixeyette Club was established for the purpose of giving more girls an opportunity to be of service to their school and communit y. In addition to hat ' ing a willing- ness to serve, Keyettes must also possess leadership and scholastic ability. Meeting three J uesday afternoons a month, the Key- ettes carry on numerous projects throughout the vear. One meeting each month is devoted to isiting the elderly people at the County Home. 1 his year, Keyettes sponsored a “Stay-in-School Drix’c. I his program focused on the potential drop-out of junior high age, and was carried on at four of the junior highs in Gastonia -Wray, Grier, Arlington, and South Gastonia. 1 he project was kicked off in each school with a twenty- minute assembly program presented entirely by high school students. Clommittees of Keyettes also vyorked individually with potential girl drop-outs and encouraged them to continue their education. Ending the school year were projects Baseball Our Pride and the annual light-bulb sale, a joint project with the Key Cduh. OFFICERS President Mary Ann Kluttz Vice-President Barbara Jean Eockett Secretary Janie Dee Yelton Treasurer Mary Patricia Jenkins Chaplain Rebecca Ann Mincey Advisor Mrs. Bobbie Jenkins Page Ninety-seven