Tunstall High School - Illiad Yearbook (Dry Fork, VA)

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J i EDITH LEE McELHENEY First Runner-Up i07 DONNA SNEAD Second Runner-Up MARSHA LEE ALTICE VICKI GAIL SHELTON Miss Congeniality

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Altice, a Petite Junior, Captures Crown On November 16, 1968, Marsha Lee Altice began her reign as Miss Tunstall V. Marsha captured the title effortlessly with her poise, grace, and superb dancing ability. Marsha resides with her mother, Mrs Nancy Altice, on the Franklin Turnpike. Edith Lee McElheney received the honor of first runner-up. The petite junior performed a modern jazz dance as her talent. Edith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. McElheney of Blair Loop Road. Second runner-up was Donna Snead. The blonde junior also performed a modern jazz dance. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Snead of Danville. The title of Miss Congeniality went to a bouncy brunette senior, Vickie Shelton. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shelton of Charlotte Avenue. MARSHA LEE ALTICE MISS TUNSTALL 106

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Tunstall Brass Wins Two First Places In Beta Talent Shows The annual Beta Talent Show took place on March 21. Musical talents seemed to be “the going thing.” A group of Beta members, The Tunstall Brass, received first place honors for their interpreta- tion of songs by the Tijuana Brass. These boys: Sammy Shields, J. B. Tatum, Ronald Merricks, and Donald Merricks, also won first place and a trophy in a talent show at the State Beta Con- vention in Richmond. Becky LaPrade seized second place with her pantomime to Ahab the Arab. Janet Teague was awarded third place for her performance. She sang and played the guitar to “Crying in Daddy’s Arms”. The song was one of her own composition. THE TUNSTALL BRASS J. B. Tatum, Donald Merricks, Sammy Shields, Ronald Merricks, First Place Winners BECKY LaPRADE Second Place Winner JANET TEAGUE Third Place Winner