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

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MRS. VIRGINIA COLLIE-graduated from Madison- married -e njoys reading and cook- ing-not too crazy about TV-would like to visit England. SUSAN LAIL AND Marcia Meade try their skill at making biscuits in Home Economics class. HERE BONNIE MILLS sits working diligently on her new spring wardrobe. Creativity Accentuates Home Economics 39 Ummmmm! Boy, does that smell good. The Home Economics students must be in the kitchen cooking again. Not only do the students prepare meals, but are also trained in the skills that are later used in household activities. The students study sewing in their first year of Home Economics, along with the cooking of simple foods, personal hygiene (baby, childcare, and development), home nursing, and clothing construction. During the years of Home Economics II, III, IV, and V the planning of a wedding, the art of interior decoration, and the care of clrildren are dealt with. The department prepares students for responsibilities in family life and for adult life. MRS. COLLIE SHOWS Gail Echols where the silver is kept. MISS BETH SALL — Graduated from Longwood-enjoys sewing and football games- favorite TV show- Dean Martin- favorite food-baked Alaska-would like to visit Grand Canyon.

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Language Study Spurs Desire for Travel MRS. DORIS WELLS-graduated from High Point-married and has a son-doesn’t care for sports- favorite TV show-High Chapparal- would like to visit France. The Foreign Language Department offers study in Spanish and French to students interested in learning the skills of reading, writing, and pronunciation of these languages. Under the direction of Mrs. Doris Wells and Mrs. Delores Moore, the classes develop a greater appreciation of people in other countries. Films, tapes, records, and pen pals help the students to comprehend and pronounce the language. The goal of the department is to teach students to achieve accurate knowledge of the language for use in the future. HERE SITS KENNY Meadors trying to figure out what the Spanish speaker is telling him. “I WONDER IF this little button is the right one,” asks David Neal to himself while practicing his French. MRS. DELORES MOORE-graduated from Radford- married-loves to hunt and work on guns and cars-fav- orite TV show— Judd for the Defense.

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Language, Key to Communica- tion Initiates Adventures into b Wwell-rounded person, one must acquire an adequate knowledge of n is)fc ' ' a a baj ground of the language and literature that has built our nation. A rounU of flterature from other countries gives one an understanding of the thoughts desiresVqf ur fore-fathers. TjVoudi new and interesting methods, the faculty of the English department have n e?(i ' their materials. hy English department offers two electives; Speech and Drama, and Journalism. TJiese courses offer the student instruction in speaking, acting, and the mechanics of oducing a newspaper. MR. GEORGE SCHlLBE-graduated ' ' fli m U. Va. with a M. Ed. -married- loves flying- favorite sports- crew and football- would like to visit England. MR. RICHARD KlNG-graduated from Western Caro- lina University-married-enjoys golf and drama-fav- orite TV show- Mission Impossible- favorite food- pinto beans-would like to visit another planet with life. MIKE TICKLE AND LaVerne Wood act out a scene from Romeo and Juliet. MRS. JUDY WHIT- LOW- graduated from Carso n- Newman — mar- ried-enjoys sewing, tennis, football, and boa ting- favorite TV show- Laugh-In- favorite movie-Camelot- would like to visit Switzerland. 40