Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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SENIORS NOT PICniRED Raymond L. Bradley, 111 Kelly Reid Davis Connie Conway Franco Clyde William Green Ray ' Feirence Young Robert Francis Zammiello James Lamar Howell Rosemary Ann Ramsey Robert James Rusb |udy Annetta Smith Carl David Ward I homas Clil loid Weyant Joseph Herman Williams Look before you leaji. 1 lanky I’anky! It ' s a bird . . . it’s a plane . . . but we’re soon back to earth asain. Piige One Ihunhcil Foily-lhree

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THE SENIOR CLASS 1965 I 11. 1 Allfii W illiams I Alien W ilson James C’. W ' inclham, [r. Carolyn Sue W ' ra ' Stephen Darnell Williams Kenneth Ray W ' ilson I )e hnrah S ue W ( od James Rohert Wren, fr. Naney Merrill Willis I ranees Irene Wilson James Daniel Worley Rosalind Marie Whight Angela Carol Wilson Rulus Rovee AAhlson, III Roger Nolan WAirlev Richard Lee AAung

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ABDULLAH KAKAB Our foreign e.xchange student this year hails from Afghanistan, a small mountainous country which lies northwest of India. I le is Abdullah kakar, the son of a prominent physician and teacher in Kabul, Afghanistan’s cajdtal city. 1 le arrix ' cd in Gastonia early last ugu,st, and was almost immediately bitten by the “football hug,’’ a sport which is not played in his country. Since then he has shown an avid interest in many phases of athletics, w ' hich he tries to combine w ' ith a full scholastic schedule. Gastonia has impressed him as being “awfully green’’ and the people as “awdully helptul.” I le is also an active mem- ber of the Key Club, and has therefore had a very full year. A great accomplishment wxas the fact that he readily o ' ercame the harrier hctw ' ccn the English and Persian languages. STUDENTS EXCHANGE WILLIAM nil PxAY LINDSAY Bill I iiulsay brought honor to himscll and his school h being .selected as the first Ashley student to spend a yi ' ar ahroatl under the Vmerican Held Sendee Program. Bill felt (’rastonia on lanuary 24. In New York he hoarded a plane for P io de |a ieiro. From there he traveled to Lortale ,a, Brazil, where he was met by Mr. and Mrs. . ' l ara Melo and their tw’o sons, ages 16 and 14, and their tiaughter, ageele ’cn. Mr. Melo is a law yer and Mrs. Melo works in the Treasury Department. Bill will return to Gastonia in mid-lanuary ol 1466. Viige Oue lliii ilivil I ' oiiy four