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

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Trojans Display Ambition And Enthusiasm Through Participation In Varied Activities Each student at Tunstall High School is a product of his own unique personality and each personality must expand. Outlets for this expan- sion are provided through the many clubs and activities offered at Tunstall. Responsibility, creativity, leadership, and co- operation are a few of the qualities that are gained from experiences through the numerous activities. These qualities and similar ones go together to make a student a worthwhile person who can walk througli life and leave a set of golden footprints in his span of time. These activities also serve to unite the faculty and the administration with the students through goals accomplished and honors received. 54

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S.C.A.-FIRST ROW: Mr. Keen Hedrick, Karen Wood, Kathy Daniel, George Neal, J.B. Tatum, Phyllis Bowling, Wanda Adkins, Mr. Barry Steagall. SECOND ROW: Phillip Dalton, Janice Nowlin, Vickie Shelton, Cindy Stowe, Denise Amn, Linda Hutson, Marsha Altice, Kathy Gray. THIRD ROW: Connie Beggarly, Terri Wann, Pat Cassada, Susan Hyler, Pat White, Ricky Weringo, Mike Walker, June Herndon. FOURTH ROW: Roseanne Moss, Judy WiUiams, Vickie DeHart, Buddy Brown, Nick Camburides, Doug Peters, Buddy Smith, Earl Yarbrough. FIFTH ROW: Steve Bridges, Chip Powell, Jimmy Pollard, Mike Huffman, Gerald Hardy, Bob Yeaman, Steve Harris. Beta And SC A Succeed In New Endeavors Just as the Trojan Horse symbolizes the knowledge and skill of the leaders of Greece, so the Student Council Association demonstrates these same quali- ties by governing the student body. The S.C.A. foreshadows a Senior Lounge for future students, a day at Saturday Session, and at Classroom Kwiz. This association has already accom- plished the feat of establishing a Pep Club. To honor students who have maintained a 3.2 or better average is the main purpose of the Beta Club. Tunstall’s club feels that it may boast that its membership is composed of the finest group of students in the school. This year’s activities include holding a formal- semi-formal Christmas dance, attending the National Beta Convention, held in Richmond, and raising money by sponsoring a Beta Club Talent Show. The Beta Club also rents the stoles worn by the honor graduates at graduation. OFFICERS OF THE S.C.A. axe: George Neal, president; J.B. Tatum, vice-presi- dent; Phyllis Bowling, secretary; Wanda Adkins, treasurer; Kathy Daniel, reporter; Karen Wood, parliamentarian. 56