Webb School - Princeps Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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li l 4 Webb Feels Deeply the Loss of adame Smith Mrs. Hilton A. fElizabeth Z.J Smith, a French teacher and head of the Modern Language Department at Webb, died in mid-September at Shannondale Nursing Home, having suffered a massive stroke on March 27, two months before she had planned to retire. A large con- gregation attended the memorial service at Erin Pres- byterian Church, where Mrs. Smith was long the devot- ed choir director. She left her husband, five children, seven grandchildren, and many loyal students. Known throughout the area as an enthusiastic, thoroughly trained, and widely travelled teacher, Mrs. Smith had been at Webb for many years. Certainly no teacher was more dedicated to excellence, year after year, her students distinguished themselves in state . 5 and national competitions. . As a memorial, the faculty of Webb School are es- M' Q eebiiehiiig an Elizabeth Z. smith prize to be awarded each year to the outstanding student of French. Mrs. Smith was a teacher and a friend to many students at ,,.,,,,,,,,,,..... . Webb, and she will long be remembered. Her contribu- tions not only to the student body as a whole but also to individuals were greatly appreciated. This page is dedicated to her for her humanity and her untiring ef- forts to help the students and the school. ze ACADEMICS

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From left to right: Bobo Townsend, Presidentg Susan McMillan, Secretary-Trezv surerg David Dickson, Vice-President ? as The Seniors Feel That All's Well That Ends Well The illustrious leaders of our class. l-iW1 , 4' Ntau . ff-f' .j s i , K ..,- .. N5 6' J 1 . D. 'iff I ' M 'i .. k ', '- . ' w 5 ,A , A lsi il Xe ,. 'Z-ap M A lounger at work Ahab the Arab Goodnight, sweet prince! ACADEMICS 29