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

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ART CLUB-FIRST ROW; Barrie Scearce, Susan Carter, Joel Jones, Mark Manuel, Donnie Davis, Carl Lewis, Larry Bridges, Mike Brown, Debbie Todd, Becky Blair, Beth Carter, Edley Mobley, Mike Parrish. SECOND ROW; Janet Elliott, Lee Carter, Freda Snead, Barbara Tolly, Janie Kendrick, Ruth Gibson, Eleanor Reynolds, Betty Hooker, Linda Davis, Beth Herndon, Jeanette Smith, Denise Tarpley, Leslie Law, Phillip Dalton. THIRD ROW; Mike Ketchum, Ed Wilkerson, Kathy HarvUle, Debra Lillard, Bobbie Dalton, Jennie Booth, Paula Walker, Tiny Boles, Charles Shelton, Dean Venable, Dave Elliott, Bill Davis, Freda Lawless, Judy Duncan, Helen Martin, Rodney Raines. FOURTH ROW; Tommy Craddock, Emily Beck, Montine Barton, Rosemary Turpin, Vickie Taylor, Edna Ogle, Janet Francis, Pat White, Jackie Scott, Mike Stephens, Marsha Altice, Ruth Scarce, vice-president; Pat Jones, Mary Scarce, secretary. FIFTH ROW; Tony Camburides, Phillip Hairston, Glenn Yarbrough, David Turner, Danny Dalton, Dewey Fulton, Gene Gregory, Becky LaPrade, Vincent Bateman, president; Mr. Carlton Blankenship. SIXTH ROW; Gary Echols, Jim Turner, Jack England, Kenny Williams, Mike Kent, Fred Allen, Jerry Inman, John Jones, John Hartness, Mike Simpson, Earl Yarbrough, John Clark, Dave Jacks. Art Club Adds Culture To Tunstall’s Halls As the amateur artists of Tunstall High School grow in number, the Art Club engages in more activities. This year the club has made plans to buy a drying cabinet for future artists. It has been suggested that they buy a subscription to an art magazine for their classroom. This year many of the students have displayed their work in various showcases throughout the school. They have also taken part in helping with bulletin boards, the Miss Tunstall Pageant, and making posters for different activities. During the month of December, the club members went to Chatham, Virginia to see a display of Japanese art. All of this just goes to show that the Art Club of Tunstall looks very promising. EDLEY ANN MOBLEY and Mike Stephens work on pastels in art class. 65

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Tunstall Rings With The “Sound Of Music” GLEE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mr. James Preble, Glenda Echols, Belinda Shumate, Barrie Scearce, JoAnn Lovell, Jackie Bryant, Leslie McMinnis, Janet Francis, Pat Weeks, Rosie Reynolds, Bonnie Mills, Paula Walker, Janet Teague, Karen Powell, Vickie Shelton, Debbie Todd, Judy Richardson, Patsy Philpott. SECOND ROW: Peggy Walker, Betty Gammon, Frances Mayhew, Katherine Nichols, Starlett Hardy, Theresa Adkins, Cathy Austin, Beth Herndon, Kathy Collins, Vickie Taylor, Sinda Gilley, Meva Walker, Louise Kirks, Debbie Mayberry, Pam Curry, Vickie Gammon, Linda Snead, Debbie Elliot. THIRD ROW: Pat Smith, Linda Walker, Vickie Hamlin, Susie Howerton, Karen Reynolds, Denny Jackson, Myrtle Minter, Carolyn Robertson, Betty Gregory, Darlene Walton, Debbie Parham, Becky Higdon, Connie Mayhew, Gail White, Cindy Walker, Eleanor Reynolds, Debra Green, Jo Ann Stratton, Ann WUkerson, Linda Rigney, Judy Pyrtle. FOURTH ROW: Barry Owen, John Tuck, Virgil Scarce, Earl Tuck, Larry Sargent, Stephen Carter, Bob Echols, Kenny Hoskins, Bobby Lovelace, Tommy Sparks, George Lewis, Mike Brown, Joe Scarce, Tommy Tankersley, Keith White, Billy Beverly. FIFTH ROW: David Puryear, Terry Leviner, Andy Adkins, Roger Rigney, Glenn Jackson, Mike Simpson, Jimmy Edwards, Johnny Duncan, Mike Kent, Vic Hardy, Luther Giles, Garry Tatum, Ricky Pritchett, Larry Witcher. SIXTH ROW: Jerry Inman, Keith Deane, Buddy Patterson, Kenny Adkins, Clay ter Bowles, Ronald Young, PhiUip Easley, Russell ToUey, Danny Dalton, Artie Hendrix, Tommy Craddock, Jimmy Winn, Paul Barbour, Johnny White, Bobby Burton, Steve TaUey, Earl Mangrum. SEVENTH ROW: Barry Ingram, Tom Mize, John Gauldin, David Reynolds, John Clark, Harold Horton, Maynard Dodd, Ronnie Scolpini, Philip Dalton, Ricky Harris, Ted Hutcherson, Bobby Rutherford, Larry Patterson, Dale Hilliard, Dennis DiUion, Jackie White, David Turner, Dwayne Jordan. MR. PREBLE SMILES to keep from crying as his Glee Club makes another mistake. The 1968-69 Tunstall Glee Club, directed by Mr. James Preble, consisted of 148 pupils who were divided into three classes to form a well-balanced group. From this group an audition was taken to select the best possible sounding combination of tones of the soprano, alto, tenor, and bass sections. This group numbered about fifty students and was named the “Tunstall A Capella Choir”. The choir performed in the Senior Ring Assembly, Thanks- giving Assembly, Christmas Concert, Chatham Educational and Cultural Center Concerts, Spring Concert and various other programs. Selected members of the Choir were honored by being chosen to perform in the All-County Choir and other honorary performing groups.

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DUE TO THE unusual size of this group, the annual staff did not attempt to identify them! Pep Club Cheers with Spirit for Monogram Club Boosting school spirit at Tunstall is the Pep Club. This newly organized club is sponsored by Mr. Jackie Hardy and Mr. Barry Steagall. The Pep Club boasts approximately 270 members making it Tunstall’s largest club. Thanks to the Pep Club, student buses were taken to many football and basket- ball games. In the way of money-making the Pep Club embarked upon selling season tickets to the basketball games and charging 25 admission. The Monogram Club consists of those athletically inclined Trojans who have lettered in football, basketball, baseball, track, and cheerleading. Each year the club holds their annual initiation. Thirty members were inducted and are now the proud wearers of their scarlet and silver T. They also held their annual banquet in the Spring where letters and special awards were presented. OFFICERS OF THE Pep Club are: Kenny Meadors, treasurer; Phyllis Bowling, vice-president; Vickie Shelton, president; Donna Snead, secre- tary. 66