Webb School - Princeps Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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41 -'assi' fucks.- ,TX THE GOLF TEAM: Marcus Simpson, David Simpson, Rick Oliver, Steve Bailey, and Charles Slatery. CENTER LEFT: Posture, men! CENTER RIGHT: Fine! LOWER LEFT: The club should be at a 450 angle from the ground ... LOWER CENTER: and should remain in the hand during the follow-through, Charles. Golf Team Slices Right Through Another Great Year 4, -.. .-4 1,4 , , . I .du ,,,,.. ,fgiis 5? fps? -vis 'ITG 1 7 -1- 3 .efw fZ-R L -'17, ev- F, ff-'51 uc bl'-K.: r -as nv -avg? -E' ar'-Spa ' 'WWW '-1 ' 7 'iff ' fix, -'N V 3 flidll . -.1 -. t- -- . g.ageif.fzQr ,H lf, fswviififbwi :Tiger 1 H1f?c??':-if '-'iw'-f'fs ::fiIm.,9g . War, 'wi .- :aselmfaag rf '-sal-Qmet'-1fiMl?fi9'W5gl1.:3u--:gate r- ' ' , 151-,eg E. -J. .. -, -R ' --,. 2- .YIW,,,..- V4 .. ..i,,,, W A , -'t ' . ', 151- 1 P ' I .7-' , Y ,, .,, avr, -.3 .4-, V w. , :1-if egJ1fr,gs+-n2..'fa'?E -fiteit tis- r- 5-vu ': - --nf-iff-ff-.f3.:. -f 5 'fl ,...iv. , .L I ,.w.' ,.. . ' -' ft '.,':1:f.-1:-:,.4.'lS-1.4.11 -- -'ruse--qs 11 , . .- I H ': 1' 32f g'5 ' '.ucv?2 -f La-If-f ' H Kgs -- , .. - -- 5-sm ga.-4:':.:'L,Q'.f . . - 5. 3 ,.. 'ef-'fifth , ld' mtl- ' 45' 1:',g,,'v . , s::1Lv5tf1f,..: 35:1 e .xii ,z :.ei-'w'i- 'af-aww--1 1- - 4 2' fs, -Q ' :L- f 431- .1-ff' .1 ,.:':'.' -4- - '35 , . , f . X f- --1.-t..-V . A, ,. ., . F, -s-f-All , Q, ff 39' ' -f Ll-'L . H JF V S A- ft L 1 ' fzfiff-F' 1 '1.7f'7 'ii' il V . A ' -'V-: :TFL 'V -1 L-i f -. Eli , ,Z . - f . H sh -.-Q v ., - 1 Q.: ea 5' 1 nf - 1 t , 'gf' '-Sffsglwilffi ' ' L :fi ' -. 1: J . . ,d..MA:s,iMm4 , F 1 , fi: - ' 1 - fjsgg-ii?-.g,.,u1-mer, 53:1 ':!, ,+m..,k,w - 6-'Ji2Iz4il2TF.fK-' 1?-as ' IULJXQQZ' ' 4-x V .yy v.,',.,sw. W 'I We . 1:1-, v 3,al,,.,, ,, , Jef -- , 'v', ' ,5 . '-.13 fa' 5: 1:-we - 1 .4.. -C t ,mf .f t 1 .. ... 1 4 'arf' ri, f .i J. tfdili Q4 fl, , 1 +51 ' new 1 M4 M: Y a ,lu 12,- fF'4.4y,1Wk. .f',h.fn:' ,N ,A il: L - '- The 1971 golf team was hampered by an injury to Tom Evans, weakened by the loss of Marcus Simpson due to an eligibility rule, and plagued throughout the season by the inconsistent play of the starting four. Composed of seniors Steve Bailey and Flick Oliver, juniors Charles Slatery and Tom Evans, and sophomore Andy Lane, the Spartan linksmen struggled through a disappointing season. Highlights of the season were a shutout victory over Far- ragut, and three decisive wins over rival West. In their final win over the Rebels, the Spartans were led by Rick Oliver's even- par round of 36 over the difficult back nine at Fox Den Country Club. ln the final match of the season, Bailey, Oliver, and Slatery showed the type of play of which the team was capable by sharing medalist honors in a fourway match with Oak Ridge, Rockwood, and Kingston. With 1972 bringing the return of Evans, Lane, and Slatery, the team can perhaps look forward with optimism to a suc- cessful season.

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SWIMMING TEAM: 1st ROVW KNEELING: Steve VWlson, O. H. Yarberry, John Smith, David Wolf, Chip Oakley, Richie DeSelm, Eddie Kessel, Louis Crossley. 2nd ROVW Coach Sally Gordon, Sallie Calhoun, Deborah Scott, Jenny Tucker, Margaret Traver, Meg Cifers, Audrey Townsend, Jeannie Slayden, Ann Haslam, Bitsy Newman, Barbara Bellamy. 3rd ROVM Tim Mazur, James Kile, Bill Yarberry, Ed Sims, David Bradley. l W Swim Team Wins City Title Despite infrequent Practice This year's spirited swim team, 25 members strong, did very well in all meets. In the regular season dual meets the team was undefeated, with impressivefwins over Catholic, Central, and West. These victories gave Webb the undisputed Divisional Championship. ln the big All-City meet, Webb finish- ed first among the many excellent teams partici- pating. Although mainstay girl swimmer Jeannie Slay- den was missing, the girls did very well in their meet, with city records being set by Barbara Bellomy and lVleg Cifers. Stars Chip Oakley and David Wolf took several first places each. Webb scored 82 points in the Tennessee State High School Swim Championships held at the U.T. Aquatic Center. This was a record number of points scored by Webb in this meet. The season's excellence is shown beautifully by the tro- phies presented to the school. Although Captain Oak- ley graduates, many returning swimmers should field another fine team next year. 112

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With the fine leadership of Captains Campbell and Glover, the coaching of Mrs. Barry Brindley, the chauffeuring of Miss Kay Higgins, and the outstanding playing ability of the other team members, the boys' tennis team had another very suc- cessful year. The team had victories over Oak Ridge, Bearden, West, McMinn County, and Maryville, but lost a very close match to Jefferson City, 5-4. The team not only ended with a 5-1 record, but finished second in the city and sent Sterchi Morton and Bill Chesney to the State Tournament. Many strong players graduate this year, but under the leadership of Sterchi Morton and other prospects, next year's team ought to i be able to meet the challenge. i The girls' tennis team, following upon the heels of a team I E which was No. 1 in the state last year, found their own season rather disappointing. Sporting wins over Jefferson City, i Powell, Bearden, Maryville, McMinn County during the season, they placed second in the District and Regionals, behind West, their only defeaters in the season. Jenny Glover did excep- tionally well in the City meet and went to the quarter-finals. Rebecca Garcia was the year's highlight, sent to the finals in Nashville. All of the members except Captain Nancy Nixon and Mascot Kay Higgins are returning next year. The team all agree that there are some very good seventh and eighth grade prospects, leading to the prediction that the team ought to play well enough to win the District and Regionals next year. l Girls' Tennis Team Sends Rebecca to State Competition UPPER LEF 71' Jenny exhibits the Glaverian Style. CENTER LEFT: Nancy Nixon demon- strates the two-step at the service line. CENTER RIGHT: Power, by Rebecca Garcia. LOWER RIGH7? MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM: STANDING: Rebecca Garcia, Margaret Traver, Kathy Greene, Jenny Glover, Q Edith Dunforai KNEELING: 6 Nancy Nixon, Captain. . 1 V - - -il ll A -,Li -4 .f. f- A I-lxi -I - - H 'Q' X5 ' QW f J- XXXL