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

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MILTON DODD HELPS to boost school spirit by investing his money in a season ticket to the basketball games, sold to him by Billy Byrd and Kenny Meadors. AND THERE GOES another one of the Monogram Club members, Sam Shields. (You can always spot them by their letter jackets.) H I. MONOGRAM CLUB-FIRST ROW: Edith McEIheney, Donna Snead, Rodney Raines, George Lewis, Ricky Mann, Janice Nowlin. SECOND ROW: Becky Oakes, Karen Wood, Lucy Brumfield, Vickie Shelton, Ruth Scarce, Sammy Shields, Dwayne Hardy, Pete Jones, Gary Richardson, Marsha Altice. THIRD ROW: Keith White, Phyllis Bowling, Phyllis Deel, Donna Peters, Edlcy Mobley, Judy Thompson, Janet Edwards, Kathy Daniel, Debbie Holley, Phillip Dalton, Joyce Stegall. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Stowe, Carolyn Carper, Deborah Waldt, Nancye Blair, Cyntliia Ferrell, Sandra White, Sammy Williams, Steve Wall, Doug Maxie, Barry Owen. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Keith, Warren Still, Ronnie Scolpini, David Weatherford, Tommy Scolpini, F ' rank Mobley, Kenny Meadors, Jimmy Dodd, Skip Scolpini, Landon Grogan, Johnny Gaul- din. SIXTH ROW: Richard Haley, Vic Hardy, Bobby Lovelace, Wayne Webb, Jimmy Shelton, Melvin Hairston, Harold Breedlove, Ronnie Burton, Billy Byrd.

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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

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Linguistical Interests Are Created By Clubs SPANISH CLUB - FIRST ROW: Sandra Vaughan, Vickie Shelton, Cindy Stowe, George Neal, Virgil Clay, Donald Merricks, Janice Nowlin, Sammy Shields, Mrs. Deloris Moore. SECOND ROW: Emily Beck, Janet Elliott, Linda Taylor, Judy Dalton, Billie Carter, Dianne Ramey, Sandra Stowe, Susan Scearce, Debbie Sparrow, Joan Barker. THIRD ROW: Donna Kuykendall, Kermit Law, Ricky Arm- strong, Gabriel Reynolds, Randy Scearce, Ronald Merricks, Edith McElheney, Mike Brown, Kathy Daniel, Lee Carter. FOURTH ROW: Charles Swanson, Johnny Glasgow, Carol Horton, Becky Dodd, Mike Ashworth, Steve Bridges, Lois Moorefield, Kenny Meadors, Jimmy Shelton, Johnny Williams. SIXTH ROW: Mike Dal- ton, Mike Gauldin, Keith Cousins, Gordon Ragsdale, Marcia Hardy, Dianne Durham, Betty Jones, Phyllis Jones, Pat White, Janice Bailey, Pat Moore. Experiencing the language and customs of the Spanish speaking countries are the students in the Spanish Club. The main purpose of the club is to make this study more interesting and enjoyable. Among the activities undertaken by the Spanish Club, caroling the halls at Christmas was the most exciting since it had never been done before. Since 1964, the club has grown considerably. This year proves to be the largest yet with 43 members, who have either taken Spanish in the past or are taking it this year. Serving as officers this year are Sammy Shields, president; Virgil Clay, vice-president; Janice Nowlin, secretary; Donald Merricks, treasurer; Cindy Stowe, reporter. SAMMY SHIELDS MAKES a poster advertising how cheaply you may mail Christ- mas Cards through the Spanish Club.