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

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MRS. MYTLE SWAN - graduated from Radford - married and has 2 children and 2 dogs — enjoys music and camping - favorite TV show — Family Affair - would like to travel out West. MR. MILLARD SHAW - graduated from Appalachian — married and has 3 children and a bunch of fish - enjoys gardening and karate - favorite sport - boxing - favorite TV show - Tom Jones — favorite food — fish - would like to visit Paris. SURGICAL HANDS BEGIN dissection of tiny bird in Mr. Shaw’s Biology class. “EGGS AWAY,” EXCLAIMS Mrs. House as she demonstrates her latest experiment. NANCYE BLAIR AND Cynthia Ferrell sincerely hope their experiment is a success. MRS. IMOGENE OSKEY — graduated from Radford — married and has 2 daughters - enjoys sewing and reading — favorite sport - football - favorite TV show - Lucy — favorite food — fried chicken - would like to go to Switzerland.

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Students Prepare to Meet Scientific World Preparing our students for the scientific world, Tunstall’s Science Department offers basic sciences in the form of life, earth, and physical sciences. For the more advanced students, there are biology, physics, and chemistry. Life and earth science is taught to the eighth graders, where they learn the structure of the earth and the life forms that live on it. Physical science, taught to the ninth graders, relates to them the occurrences and phenomena’s of the earth. Through actual dissection, the students taking biology learn the structure and form of the internal systems of living things. Chemistry students experiment with the elements that compose the earth and study their properties as well as those of the compounds. The motion of bodies, electricity, and gravitation are a few of the complex items the physics students study. Thanks to the up-to-date science department, students taking these courses receive the excellent instruction needed for a good science background. JANE HOLLEY CURIOUSLY examines the flower model before her. MRS. JOSEPHINE HOUSE - graduated from East Carolina - married and has 5 children - enjoys ceramics - likes football and bowling - favorite food - lobster - likes variety shows on TV — would like to go to the moon. BUSY HANDS LEARN to wire intricate circuits in Physics class. MR. ZACK BROADAWAY — graduated from Elon — married — has a dog. Belle — loves to hunt - favorite TV show - The Outcasts — favorite food - steak — would like to go to Switzer- land. 44

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Vo-Ag Students Master Various Skills and Engage in Learning Activities Vocational Agriculture gives instruction to school students in the fields of leadersliip, plant science, animal science, farm mechanics and management, and farm-family living. Those students who are engaged in or preparing to engage in the industry of agriculture receive systematic instruction in agriculture and farm mechanics. Teachers who are specially trained agricultural college graduates provide instruction. Employment of these teachers is on a 12 month basis. Designed to fit the needs of the individual student and the local community, the instruc- tional program includes various classes for young and adult farmers as well as for high school students. MR. JAMES BOHANNON-graduated from VPI- married and has 3 children and a dog-enjoys woodworking- likes basketball and baseball- not to crazy about TV— likes all foods-and would like to go to Germany. MR. TOM BURGESS-graduated from VPl- married and has 2 boys and 2 girls- likes all sports- favorite TV show- Mission Impos- sible-would like to tour the United States. MR. JAMES THOMASSON-graduated from VPI-married-enjoys reading and sleep- ing-favorite TV show-Mike Douglas- favorite food-desserts of any kind-would like to tour the United States. MR. BURGESS REALLY gets in there and shows his boys how to do it right! 46