Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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CJovehnoh’s School: Bill Kitchen. Bill Cathey, Mitchell W ' aldroji RECOGNITION W ' lLD Acres; Kay Bouts, Mike Gunter In the sprino and summer ot 1964, outstanding Ashley students were selected to attend various schools and ]H()- grams held throughout the state. 1 he Governor ' s SchcKtl is an eight week jrrogram in Winston Salem to give stu- dents s|recial trtiining in areas in which they excel. Whld Acres is a eonlercnee on human relations sjronsored by the Senior Civitan Cluh and held annually near Little S itzerland. Boys ' State and Chris’ State are one week programs held in earl ' summer on the campuses ot the Llni ’ersity oF North Carolina at CHiapel 1 lill and Clreens- horo to teach student leaders about the dilFerent Functions oF our go ernment. 1 he lunior Science Symposium sponsored by the Besearch 1 riangle, gives Future scientists .in opportunity to learn about new ideas and programs being de eloped. W ' e at .Asliley are proud ot these students who h.u’e represented our school in the.se state programs. Page Tu’Ciily-lu’u

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Kay Bridges, Jane Turner, and Betty Oates, prospective teachers, get advice from the representative of Appalachian State Teachers College. Susan Boys, Jim Windham, John Thomas, and others listen with interest to the Furman College representative. Nell Baker, former outstanding Ashley student, explains require- ments for the Pre.Tyterian Hospital School of Nursing. Students fill out preliminary information for Pfeiffer College, Page Txeenty-one

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Boys’ State: Wade Norris, Bill Robinson Girls’ State; Mary Ann Kluttz, Bobbye Lockett Science Symposium; Kay Grissom, Bill Robinson, Duane Crane Page Tive niy-fhrec