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

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Juniors and Seniors Entertain Students With Comic Plays The Junior Class presented “A Visit to a Small Planet”. Here is a summary of the plot. The home of Roger and Reba Spelding is visited, by a creature from outer space. Kreaton is a likable person who thinks he is arriving during the Civil War. Not to be discouraged by the 100 year mistake in time, he immediately sets out to start a war of his own. He shows his mental powers with a few tricks and then sets out to persuade Conrad, the young Spelding girl’s boyfriend, he should join the army and fight. Conrad’s girlfriend is the heroine when she calls in someone from Kreaton’s planet to stop his plans. She does this by a method of concen- tration taught her by Kreaton himself. JUNIOR PLAY CAST — FIRST ROW: Billy Beverly, Jane Neal, Edith McElheney, John Tuck, Jimmy Shelton, SECOND ROW: Gordon Ragsdale, Ted Hutcherson, Donald Mer- ricks, Ronald Merricks. Carol Horton, Costumes Dewey Fulton, Stage Manager and Mr. Richard King, Director ¥- ' T i ' i Spike Jones, Sound Cynthia Ferrell, Make-Up Janet Elliott Props I

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And Satisfied Through Language Courses To be a member of the French Club, a student must be taking French or have had the course and possess a C average or better. Officers are Janet Edwards, president; Susan Hyler, vice-presi- dent; Patti Cassida, secretary; and Carter Cole- man, treasurer. It isn’t unusual to hear such phrases as ‘Par- lez-vous Francais’ during the meetings, because the club endeavors to entangle the French lan- guage with English, until the English becomes engulfed by French. Members of the club fashioned hats after the traditional style of the provinces that participate in the Mardi Gras. JUDY ELLIOTT, EDNA Ogle, and Patti Cassida just finished putting the final touches on the French hat they made for the showcase. FRENCH CLUB - FIRST ROW: Janet Teague, Leslie Winn, Donna Reynolds, Carter Coleman, David Payne, Susan Hyler, Janet Ed- wards, Mrs. Doris Wells. SECOND ROW: Karen Wood, Debbie Hyler, Peggy Powell, Patti Cassida, Donna Snead, David Edwards, Cathy Joyce, Laura Brown, Myra McGuire, Linda Hutson, Sheila Moss. THIRD ROW: Ruth Scarce, Karen Powell, Gene Gregory, Debbie Todd, Marsha Altice, Kathy Daniel, Mike Brown, Cynthia Younger, Judy Moore, Mary Mathes, Marsha Austin. FOURTH ROW: Kay Richardson, Debbie Holley, Kathy Gray, Sandra White, Nancye Blair, Linda Quinn, Kitty Hathaway, Marcia Hardy, Marcia Cahill, Susan Bailey, John Tuck, Edna Ogle. FIFTH ROW: Stacy Wright, Deborah Waldt, Ramona Weatherford, David Leigh, Polly Truitt, Betty Jones, Norma Soyars, Kathy Dodd, Becky Oakes, Ronnie Root, Beth Herndon, Judy Elhott. SIXTH ROW: Phyliss Turner, Pam Keatts, Marty Lewis, Sammy Daniel, Dennis Williams, Jim Alderson, Cynthia Hines, Jeanette Wyatt, Nancy Peters, Jane Neal, Paul Amos, Derrell Hopkins, Janie Wilson. 69

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SENIOR PLAY CAST - FIRST ROW; Mike Martin, Don Holley. SECOND: Wanda Adkins, Kay Richardson, Debbie Waldt, Alice Edwards, Marty Lewis, Lee Carter, Carolyn Carper, Suzanne Payne, George Lewis. THIRD ROW: Dwayne Hardy, Keith White, Mike Brown, Steve Wall, Sammy Shields, Mike Clark, Gary Richardson, Blakely Swanson, Gary Green, Ronnie Root, Tommy Stephens, Charlie Crowder. Vincent Bateman, Sandra Bateman, Stage Manager and Assist. Mrs. Ruth Bryant, Director Vickie Gerrells, Costumes Kay Richardson, Props Charlie Crowder, Lights What would you do if suddenly your whole house and life had been disrupted by a stranger, who accidentally fell on your doorstep, breaking his hip, and took over the household? Well, poor Mr. and Mrs. Stanley didn’t know what to do. They had to put up with the arrogant, self-centered Whitesides because they felt responsible for him. How could they know that he was just faking a broken hip, being the trusting people they were. What a topsy turvy world it turned into just because of the “Man Who Came to Dinner.” This play was given by the senior class. Rickey Oakes, Technical Director 71