Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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Left lo rigbf, firsf row: Toby Brewer, Walter Graham, Clark Becker, Lewis Holmes, Ab Taylor, Jim Anderson, Buddy Ferguson, Bob Thomas, Ed Maupin, Markley Huey: Sammi row: Billy Hurteau, Axel Soestmeyer, Potter Cantrell, Charles Fergerson, Campbell Francisco, Tommy Whitsitt, Wells Garden, jimmy Lindy, Charles Crabtree, Third row: Joe Murphey, Earl Chumney, Thomas Wescott, Earl Tally, Ed Barker, Bill McCabe, Ray Presscott, Nat Long, Allen Huddleston, Bill James, Cecil Powell, John Joynerg Fourlb row: Bill Pratt, Sam Eason, Hugh Byrd, Cliff Bass, Ralph Braund, Raford Hulan, Richard Murphy, Fiflb row: Bill Freeman, Pick Stephens, Gunter Smith. H MILTUN SOCIETY The members of the Hamilton Literary Society look back in the year of 1954-55 With a feeling of accomplishment and pride. The year began with a sizeable crop of new Webb boys whose experience in formal debating was nil. These boys have observed their more experienced society-members debate and have themselves been allowed to debate. It is a rare boy indeed who does not appreciate this privilege which teaches him the art of self-expression and speaking poise. As is the custom, most of the debate questions concern current political controversies. Speaking skill is not the only profit the members of the society reap. They have learned about such vital issues as the diplomatic recognition of Red China, the censure of Senator McCarthy and the TVA ques- tion. In society meeting the Hamiltons have learned much about current events. The members have learned much about parliamentary pro- cedure, they learned to act in an orderly fashion without the imposition of outside authority. No adult attends the society meetings. Very important in the year's activities was the election of Mid-term Debaters. The debaters were Bill James, John Joyner Page 50 with Sam Eason as alternate. These Hamiltonians put their skill to work and won the mid-term debate. During the year the society has had several ice-cream parties. The idea of the party is conceived in the mind of some memberfsj, is put in the form of a motion at one of the meetings and ice-cream flavors are voted upon. On the chosen night fgenerally the next regular meetingj ice-cream cones are served to every member. Some of the controversies as to whether Tutti-Frutti or Strawberry should be bought are very interesting. A special meeting of the Society was called to elect the Final Debaters. After the votes had been counted it was found that the Hamilton Final Debaters were Campbell Francisco and Cliff Bass with Walter Graham as alternate. At the time of this writing the Final Debate has not yet taken place, but the Hamiltonians eagerly anticipate the success of their representatives. The Hamilton Society feels strongly the spirit competition with her sister, the Platonic Society. Although this Com- petitive spirit fills the heart of the member, we still realise that the debate is more important than the judges' decision. The graduating Seniors are proud of this year and all feel that they have profited from it.