Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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INTER-CLUB COUNCIL OFFICERS President William Earl Robinson Vice-President Fred Anderson Ratchford, Jr. Secretary-Treasurer Kay Frances Foots Sergeant-at-Anus James Charles W ' indham Advisor Mr. Don Hickman 1 he primary purpose of the Inter-Club Council, which is composed of the presidents and vice-presidents of every club at Ashley, is to co-ordinate and promote activities among the various clubs. The council meets once a week. During the football season the I. C. C., in coojreration with the band, is responsible for the I lomecoming activi- ties at halftime. I he theme for the 1965 I lomecoming was “Showboat.” The sponsors were presented from a Mississippi river boat. They came down a red-carpeted ramp and formed a semi-circle at which time the queen was announced. Sherry Plampin, who was sponsor for Ronnie Smith, co-captain of the Creen Wave, was elected the 1 lomecoming Queen by the football players. I First row: Jim Windham, M ade Norris, Key Club; Shelley Tager, Camera Club; Jane Todd, Bible Club. Second row: Kay Eouts, Civinettes; Mary Ann Kluttz, Keyettes; Bek Howell, Spanish Club; Dale Stubbs, Lettcrman’s Club; Mike Gunter, Civitans. Third row: Andy Ratchford, Civitans; Mickey Michael, Pep Club; Alvin Sudduth, Bible Club; Dickie Giles, Letterman’s Club; Jane Turner, Civinettes. Fourth row: Roland Robinson, Radio C ' lub; Bobbye Eockett, Keyettes; Pat Bowden, Pep Club; David Cone, F.S.A. Statiding: Bill Robinson, President. Page Fifty-five

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Staudiu : Waile Norris, Hniily McCarvcr, Don Tate, Bek Howell, Bobbie Jenkins (advisorj, Dickie Hanna, Alan Albright, Susan Harry Bryant, Parky Hulfstetler, Bill Robinson. Seated: Mrs. Evans, Randy Trakas, Mr. Don Hickman (advisor). Wkide Morris— S(!(dc»( Conned President STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Frank L. Ashley 1 ligh School has enjoyed one of its most successful years. Its ultimate goal— augmenting the social and academic growth of the students— was carried out through various projects. I ' he sophomores became better acquainted with the school’s rules and regulations through a program of orientation. During the second annual “Kans for Kids” campaign, a charity project for the Salvation Army at Christmas, the students donated 10,380 cans and $670.00 in cash. In the spring, the Council sponsors College Day, invit- ing former Ashley graduates now enrolled in colleges to return to our school for a discussion of different facets of college life and academic work on their campuses. During 1965 the Council became affiliated for the first time with the National Association of Student Councils. This group was active, also, in state and western district organizations. Page Fifty-four

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J irs row: C iiKl ' I’hincr, Pat Huwden, Pniily McArvcr, Susan D.ivis, N ina P au Fint;cr, Patricia Jenkins, Steve Kenley. Second row: Amly Ratchkurd, David Cone, Bill Cathey, Mary Falls, Dale Stuhbs, Mike Gunter, Marcia Sugg. 1965 SPINNER STAFF I he DlOS SpiNNEit is picsentetl in the lonn ol a calen tl.ir, .intl is unlike any previous shley annual. I he stall, enmposetl ol ten seniors, li ' e luniors, and one soirhomore, ehose “.Ashley ' s Seasons ' lor the theme with this unit|ue W ' lLLIAM Lhvvis Cathv, |n. hditor-iii-Chief ness in mind. l he met at sixth period each day to plan the anntial. Although the student body was smaller than in recent years, 10. 8 annuals were sold. Robert Dale Stubbs Business Manager