Webb School - Princeps Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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'AF ' 'af Girls Particzpate In Intramural Athletics Each year at Webb the girls' classes participate in intramural tournaments in three sports: field hockey, volleyball, and basketball. This year, the seniors won in hockey and volleyball, while for the first time the ninth grade took the basketball title. The Girls' School is also divided into two athletic teams-Ionians and Delphians-which also compete in these sports. ln the hockey tournament, the lonians won le0 in the last seconds of a ten-minute over- time. The Delphians, however, won in basketball and volleyball, capturing the team trophy for 1967-68. The big event of the Girls' Athletic Department is Dadis Night, this year held on May 23. The program for the evening is always games, supper, class skits, and then awards. This year, in charge of the program were Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Sherbakoff, and Nina Lockett, head of the Athletic Committee. Among the awards given were the W-Girl award-for leadership and sportsmanship in athletics-given to seniors Pat Minskey, Lorenza Pampaloni, and Becky Thornton, juniors Donna Stevens and Meg Newton, and sopho- mores Ann Arnett, Gerry Matthews, and Kathy Kile. In the lower school, Debbie Massey received the highest point award, for the seventh or eighth grader who has made the greatest contribution in sports. The Terry Bailey Sportsmanship Award went to Nina Lockett. The winners of the class tournaments were also recognized, and the twelfth grade received the Athletic Award. ,ff 4' Girls model the latest styles in sportswear.

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Glee Club Presents Several Concerts The Combined Glee Clubs: Front Row: Loucinda Long, Julia Webb, Marti Neblett, Catherine Perry, Elizabeth McCowan, Andy Goodwin, O. H. Yarberry, Philip Carter, Lynn Mirts, Pat Minskey, Carey House, Mary Jane Garcia, Linda Reeder. Second Row: Susan Shepherd, Jan Montgomery, Nancy Nixon, Janie Bankston, Melissa Graf, Becky Greene, Emmy Zuckermann, Jane Rayson, Mrs. Paine. Third Row: Susie Frere, Buff Kesterson, Lindsay Young, Eloise Arnold, Debby Windham, Mike Chritton, Tommy Gentry, Doug McCarty, Richard Mallicote, Becky Reeder, Nina Lockett, Felicia Gibson. Fourth Row: Dick Hickman, Rick Byess, Scott Harrison, John Kelly. Not Pictured: Dorn Kile, Tommy Warren. 1967-1968 was an especially good year for Webb's Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Benson Waterman. Although the changes in activity periods caused problems at the beginning of the year, these difficulties were counterbalanced by an increased student body, which showed a greater participation in Webb's chorus among the eighth through twelfth grades. The Glee Club presented several programs, in chapel, for the Senior Recognition Tea, and a new experience for all of its members was an appearance on television at Christmas with other area high schools in a program of carols. The selections presented throughout the year included classical, religious, and folk music, as well as show tunes and movie themes. A few of this year's favorites were The Impossible Dream, from Man of La Mancha, Exodus,,' and Zingarelli's f'Go Not Far From Me. 38