Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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9I'LtOI'S JAMES WILSON MEADOW Jim entered Webb as a Sophomore and soon he acquired the nickname by which he has been identi fied, Shpsht , during all three of his years here at Webb. Jim's possession of the love of singing has placed him in both the Glee Club and eleven-man Octet where his rich baritone voice never fails to solidify and fill his vocal domain. Jim has chosen to attend an excellent college which one does not End many of the graduates of Webb attending, for he has chosen the Colorado School of Mines as the institu tion in which he will pursue his interest in petroleum engineering SMITH MURPHY IV Smith came to Webb as a Freshman from Sumner, Mississippi and has spent all four years at Webb. In him, we see a good natured, well-rounded boy Whom everyone has come to like for his interests in numer- ous school activities and his radiant personality. In four years he has been able to make the honor roll every time but twice, and we find that he is now taking honors in Math, something that is certainly noteworthy on anyone's record. Smith will attend Davidson College and he says he will then become a Mississippi planter, although there is a possibility that he will pursue his interests in math or sports and adopt a profession pertaining to one of these fields. -wfix XX? can ff . 4 . '1'.21. 2 ': i'f a af if i 1. -Kisq' ', .J.'g ht avaprp. --gxx -.vi 7113.1 l . , ' .:1J Hamilton Society, 2, 3: Octet, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Pro- jection Club. 2, 3, 4. Football, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Track, 2, 3, Tennis, I, 43 Gym Sports, lg Current Events Club, 2: Platonic Society, 1, 2, 3, 4. Page

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eniors JAMES HERMAN LINDY When we enumerate the Webb Seniors who have set up in their minds a genuine purpose for themselves and are already at work to carry it out, we must inevitably include Jim Lindy. Although he has been at Webb for one year, he has established him- self as an intelligent and hardworking boy. He has a quick sense of humor, and is considered quite a man with the ladies. This year he has been a member of the Hamilton Society, an active participant in dramatics, and has participated at both basketball and baseball. In addition, he is an honor student whose industry has been unflagging. He is a mem- ber of the Oracle Staff and has entered the Oratorical Conest. Surely L. is an outstanding example of a well-rounded boy. Baseball, 43 Basketball, 4: Hamilton, 43 Dramatics Club, 49 Dormitory Council, 4g Ofacle StaH, 45 Oratorical Contest, 43 Golf, 45 Track, 43 Tennis, 4. Platonic Society, 4g Oratorical Contest, 4g Oracle Staff, 45 SAWNEY Staff, 45 Octet, 45 Tennis, 4. Page 22 WILLIAM CHARLES MAYO Charles Mayo, one of Webb's few one year men, comes from Tallahassee, Florida. Charles has found at Webb many excellent opportunities and has eri- deavored to take advantage of them. Charles is one of the school's better English scholars, and is taking honors in that subject. He is on the staH of the Oracle and SAWNEY. Another of his advocations is that of musicg he is a lover of modern music and at all times of the day strange sounds may be heard from his quarters. He is a member of the Octet. May-ooo is a sober but fun-loving boy. He plans to become a lawyer, and there is no one who despairs of his future.

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6?I'Ll'OI'.S' RICHARD CAMP MURPHY If someone had asked for Richard Murphy during the first week of school, the majority of the student body would not have known of whom he was speak- ing. But this condition proved to be very short- lived for as soon as the school activities started Richard became known everywhere, particularly in the field of sports. As a one year man, Richard has certainly proved his worth both in school and out. He has taken part in as many activities as time would allow and has always been ready to help when something needed to be done. He has also been very active in the Big Three Plus Une. Having pursued his academic obligation's in a more serious light, Richard has completed a year to be looked back upon with a sincere feeling of satisfaction. Football, 4, Basketball, 4g Baseball, 4g Track, 43 Hamilton, 4g Oracle, 4, Oratorical Contest, 4, All-Webb Football, 45 Golf, 4, SAWNEY Staff, 4. Football,- 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4g Track, 3, 4g Hamilton Society, 3, 43 Gym Sports Club, 35 Social Committee, 45 Assistant Librarian, 4, All-Webb Football Team, 3, 4. Page 24 WARREN RICHARDSON PATTERSON Warren, like all of us, came to Webb not know- ing what was in store for him. Yes, he came with the same curiosity as all of us, but he had something moreg something stronger than this standard ques- tioning attitude. Pitted in the back of his mind was a will to learn, and embedded in the pith of his heart was the necessary drive needed to acquire this much wanted knowledge. In the past two years Warren has reached every goal he could ever'hope for, but that isn't the half of it. His humor and congenial manner have welded friendships that never can be broken. If every year Webb could turn out one boy like Warren Patterson it would never have to worry about its reputation, for this graduate will make a true man.