Ashley High School - Spinner Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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THE RHETOR The Rhetor encourages literary achievements among the students and provides a means through which these achievements may be recognized. 1 he magazine is sup- ported largely by patrons. Additional funds are raised by an annual dance. I he Rhetor is published and distributed in the spring. Mr. Cary Osborn is the adt isor. f tamUng: James Robert W ' ren, Biiiiiiess Manager: Kenneth Otto Ciantt, Editor-in-Chief; Seated: Mary Ann Kluttz, Assistant Editor. I i Lynna Jean Mason. . . . Susan Yvonne Purslev Bonnie Ratchford. . . . Kenneth Otto Gantt. Mary Ann Kluttz. . . . Short Story Editor Poetry Editor Copy Editor . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant Editor Dennis Francum Karen Audrey Gaaible Sandila Elaine Helton JoAnn Cashatt Katherine Gail Alexander Circulation Managct Sketch Editni Poetry Ediloi ...Art Co-ordinatoi Essay Editoi

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Mi i tni!iis; liulith Ma ' lcs Allen, Junie Kay Allen, Vickie Lee BariKs, ' ir,yini,i Ciarul l!elk, l checca janice Cantrell, C hris Dixiin, lenna L nn Llninrc, Nancy Clarnhn Ciliantt, Anna Sue Ilovvell, Judith Leonhardt, Judy Nell Maney, Brenda Gayle Rainwater, Katherine Jean Sanders, Shelly Virginia Tager, Boyce Ballenger, Duane I Inward Crane, John Charles McCulloch. Maucjari ' I’ Llaine IsEEv hisinc ' ss Maini er San ' dp.a Kay CitissoM Business Manager Kw I itANCEs I ' OLirs Fciiliire Editor |ames 1 lous ' i ' oN Mai-thews Esther May Gray Circulation Editor Helen Elizaretii Brinue Circuhilioii Editor DoROTitY Jennifer Thomas News Editor Sports Editor Sydney Iohnson Beach, Afain ging Editor |ames Duncan Hite, Editor-in-Chief FINE YARNS I he joumalism class oJ Ashley I ligh School, under die su|iervision of Mr. Van Sellers, puhlishes six editions of Fine Yarns annually, ddie Fine Yants acts to serve the school by informing the students of past and future events, academic achievements, and athletic accomplish- ments. The organization is recognized as a member of the international honorarv journalistic society. Quill and Scroll, and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Page Ninety-two

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CIVINE TTES I hr ( i iiu ' llr C ' luh is sponsoircl hy tlic (laslonia Ch i- lan C ' kih and C i itan International. i Irmbershiji is h ' srirr tion aiul is rrpirsrntalivr ol all three classes; meetings • ire held the seeoiul and lotirth Mondays of each month. I his e,ii ' the C i inettes worked with the |unior C ' ivi tan C’hd) in lorming the (iastonia Youth Council on ci ic .dhiirs. Projects which were eontinuetl this year included isiting tlu ' ()rtho])cdie I lospital and ushering at the ( iastonia I ittle I heatei ' and at the Comnutnity Concerts. I he r hih ' s motto is ‘ ' liuilders of Cood C Citizenship.” OFnCERS President Kay Frances Foots Vicc-Presidcui Jane Diliung Todd Secretary Susan Lee Davis I ' reasurer PiErekah Lou Howell Sergeaiit-ut-Aniis Jani; Elizabeth Turner (’.liaplain Janet Lynn Allen Advisor Mbs. Helen Marvin Mcii I)crs: Janet l. nn Allen, Patrieia Ann Pmvden, Louise Merrill lirewster, Dehorali Louise C arlton, Jo Ann Cioleiiian, Susan Lee D.w ' is, Jo Anne Fnsle ' , Nina Hae Pineer, Linda C’arol Fisher, l a Franer ' s Fonts, Ann llowen Gihhs, Ellen Gail I laekney, Piehek.di Lou Howell, Margaret Elaine Isley, Jud ' Elaine Ken- ilriek, L nn I ueas Mason, Lynna Jean Mason, Phyllis Ann McNahh, Maria Mentavlos, Betty lean Oates, Patricia Ann Page, Nancy Glora Peden, Gonstance Ann Piansom, Eleanor Marie Smith, Sandra |oan Smith, Jane Hilling Todd, Jane Fdi ,abeth I urner, Phyllis Elaine VA ' allace, Nancy CTiire VAYt ' ell, Virginia Jeanne Zeigler. Page Niiiet) -four