Webb School - Princeps Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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LEFT PAGE: UPPER RIGHT: LOWER SCHOOL DISCIPLINE REVIEW BOARD: Ginny Gibbons, Bill Mitchell, Patti Obenour, Susan Chernoff, Ward Hamil- ton. CENTER: LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT COUN- CIL: Chip Denton, Bill Haslam, Susan Chernoff, Meg Cifers, Bobo Townsend, David Radovioh, Ray Tucker, -. -- Kirby Chritton, Dean Smith, David Bradley, Dennis Ragsdale. LOWER RIGHT: LOWER SCHOOL HONOR COMMITTEE: Kirby Chritton, Shannon Downing, Susan McMillan, Dennis Ragsdale, Bobo Townsenai RIGHT PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Members of the East Knoxville Tutorial Program, sponsored by Webb's Community Service Committee, pause during ' A- B an intermission of The Boy Friend. CENTER LEFT: V SCHOOL SERVICE COMMITTEE: Susie Webb, Bill ii Mackebee, Janice Thompson, Ed Sims, Barbara Cren- shaw, Ellis Shacklett. NOT PICTURED: John Rat- P ledge, Meg Cifers, Denise Branson, Bill Acuftj Doug .1-.r . Ze- . ' 1- - . , 1i , i .k..'. ' dafah. -,,,. 5 N- -1 I Traver, Carole Kerr. UPPER RIGHT: HONOR COM- MITTEE: lst ROVIA' Mike Glover, Marguerite Burd- '- ette, Hopie Newman: 2nd ROW: Eric Deeds, David Barbour, George Kern. BOTTOM: UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL: lst ROMA' Ann Hicks, Rebecca Garcia, Kristy Brown: 2nd ROMA' Jimmy Haslam, Ben McMurry, Melissa Grali Doug Allen, Mike Glover, Kevin Zirkle, Jeff McCrory,' 3rd ROMA' Bob Bolinger, Marguerite Burdette, Janie Bankston, Bill Mackebee, Mike Milner. .raw -- '11 '-as . f l 'Lf' . 5 , figs. fm ' ' A .-. fr f - . fl . L, .5 . 1 s 1 fl , J . 3 u 3. K W ' 1 fi , ' I V 7 c o I , . ' I Student Councils Work to While the Student Council may give credit to the students, the- Council' have accomplished' several 'important things this year: They engineered a rule allowing exemption for seniors from final exams at the teacher's discretion, provided the student completes an AP exam, maintains a certain average, or completes a research paper or project in the subject. Anyone with a driver's license may now drive to Saturday School, a true legal breakthrough. There werelseveral minor constitu- tional changes and a bid put in for a new girls' uniform, a proposal heartily encouraged by the boys. Finally, toward the end of the year, a proposal for a change of the boys' hair rule generated endless debate but was finally voted down by the faculty. Aside from these general activities, the Community Service Committee raised over S1100 at the A.F.S. Carnival. ,The Lower School Student Council also brought about some changes. For the first time, the Honor Committee as outlined in the Constitution was brought to reality. The study halls were reorganized, finally becoming student-proctored. These seemed to work better than anything else. The Lower School Council was also very active in the hair rule debate which took place in lVlay. ,rr Change and Improve School

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