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

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Efficiency, Assistance Are Personified in Staff MRS. MILDRED DIXON- attended Ave- rett-married and has a son- favorite sport- basketball- favorite TV Show-Family Affair. MRS. ELIZABETH REED— attended Ave- rett- married and has a son, Ricky, and 3 daughters, Anne, Jane, and Mary Ellen- enjoys music and horses. MRS. CAROL STOWE- attended Long- wood-enjoys bowling, crocheting, swimming, and basketball as a spectator- favorite TV show-Mission Impossible. The school’s general business transactions take place in the main office, the center of the day’s routine. Students are counseled on preparing their sched- ules and on planning for the future by the Guidance Department. A complete collection of books, compiled in an orderly arrangement, compose the library. In addition to non-fiction, volumes of poetry, story collections, and entertaining novels, Tunstall students have access to recent issues of various magazines and newspapers which aid in their study of current events, as well as back issues which supply extra material for research. JOY JONES SPENDS her study hall helping out in the office while at the same time gaining valuable experience. MR. BILLY HODGES- graduated from U. Va. with a M.Ed.— married and has 2 children-enjoys fishing and all other sports- favorite TV s h o w — A m erican Sportsman. MISS MARY DOWDY —graduated from U. Va. with a M.Ed. — likes all sports (especially golO -enjoys read- ing, cards, and movies.

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Sincere Enthusiasm for Inquisiti ve Learning SCHOOL BOARD AND SUPERVISORS FOR PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY-STANDING: J. H. Combs, Nat M. Watlington, Frank T. Walton, Harry L. Reynolds, James P. Kent, Stanford Collins, Anthony Pollard, Charles Hagberg. SECOND ROW: Dr. G. V. Thompson, Harold E. Terry, Elliott McCormick, William Midkiff, Edward T. Cocke, Guy H. Yeatts. Mr. Otis J. Stultz Mr. Otis Stultz began his fifth year at Tunstall and his second year as assistant principal with high expecta- tions of the student body. Mr. Stultz attended Elon College witere he majored in business administration. With a Bachelor of Arts degree, Mr. Stultz did graduate work at tire University of North Carolina. There he received his Masters degree in Public School Administration. Mr. Stultz resides in Eden with his wife and two sons. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and reading. VA-NC PIEDMONT Genealogical Society P.O. Box 2272 Danville, VA 2 '

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MRS. MILDRED HARVEY-attended Straford-married-enjoys read- MRS. ESTHER POLLOK-graduated from U.N.C.-married and has 2 ing-favorite sport-tennis-enjoys TV-not particular about shows. children-enjoys reading- favorite TV show-Lawrence Welk. Art Instills Appreciation of Culture Into Students The Art classes are both developmental and constructive, dealing with various fields of Art. Interest in the subject has been greatly aroused, as the size of the Art classes has almost doubled. This year Tunstall carries four classes of Art I and one large class of Art II. Art I students are first taught all the fundamentals of art, from basic shapes and perspective, to charcoal and pastels. Then after careful practice, they apply their knowledge to still life and landscapes. Art II students seem to be developing their art talents even further. This year they have been working with oils, on canvas and on velvet. They have experimented with modern art, pottery, and were taught linolium block printing. Besides learning about art in the constructive manner, both classes were taught the history of art; covering prehistoric cave drawings to the abstract art of Picasso. THE QUIET ATMOSPHERE of the library provides excellent study facilities. MR. CARLTON BLANKENSHIP-graduated from Bob Jones Uni- versity-married and has 2 sons and a daughter-enjoys art as a hobby-favorite sport-baseball-favoritc TV show-21st Cen- tury-would like to visit Italy.