Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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+9 J.-mes BARNETT james Barnett is a post-graduate who came from Orlando to Webb to complete his high school edu- cation. Jim has made himself a very popular per- son during his short stay here. He is a hard worker and uses his study time to ftlll advantage. He is fond of sports and budgets his time so that he may spend as much as possible on those pursuits in which he is most interested. He has a sunny dis- position and has made many good friends here at VVebb who will regret to see him leave when com- mencement time comes. Mlherever he goes to col- lege his clear thinking and candid outlook on life will make him the same success that he has been in prepschool. Achievements Hamilton Debating Society fl: Football -I. All-Webb Lil Basket- ball -13 Years at Vvehb sl. 9 JAMES BUFORD ANDERSON Webb School has a reputation for turning out fine men, but there must be the raw material for the finished product. The raw material must be a boy who is willing to put forth his best effort in every phase of his life. Such a boy is Buford An- derson. He came to NVebb in his junior year and immediately began to make a name for himself. His grades have always been at the top, and he was elected to Cum Laude Society in his junior year. His extra-curricular program has always been full, also. Besides his class work, Buford's main interest seems to be in the field of public speaking, and the Platonic Debating Society has chosen him for two years for the annual debates against their sister society. He has been an ideal student and one that up- holds the prestige of XVebb School. Boys for many years can look at Buford's record and use his achievements as their goals. If they set up such goals for themselves and reach them, they can be glad of a job well done.. Achievements Platonic Debating Society 3, -4, President 5, 4, Vice-President l, Secretary 3, -1, Marshal 3: Mid-term 'Debater 3' Final De hater 45 Senior Prefect -lg Cum Laude Society 3, 4g Honor Committee 3, -I, Vice-President 'lg Oracle 8, 4, Assistant Edi- tor -lg Sawxisv 4, Editor -lg Dramatics Club 3, 4, Stage Man- ager 3. -lg Scouts 3. Senior Patrol Leader 85 Basketball 8, 4: Baseball 3. 4: Track -lg Band 3, -lg Years at Webb 3, 4. 1 1 + .-1, ? bw s . J y, ' Page 19

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SlNlHHyElHSS Class President JAMES ERNEST EDENTON Mfhen a class chooses its president it must look deep and consider its own needs and those of the school. This senior class chose Ernest to lead them because they needed a strong person- ality lor that position. They needed a boy who could unite the school and gain the cooperation of all students. Ernest has met every demand and come up with favorable solutions in every case. He stands high in the opinions of the boys at NVebb, and because of this esteem, and be- cause of his personality-one that has the tact and persuasiveness to get cooperation from all, yet still has time to be a friend to everyone-he was chosen to be the leader most suited for the presidency of his class. Sports, studies, extra-curricular activities, all have been included in his held of operation, and his ellorts as president of his class have been far beyond the call of duty. As a result, he has brought about a unity between the class and the rest of the school that is much to be desired but seldom accomplished. He will be long remem- bered and admired for what he has contributed to his school. N ' s , ,7 Sfbx 'ii' - ffl' tiki , E ' j '- .A Oi,,fj4, s' Im . 'cf ',Ci'9:f f-Q.. 1 . Page 78 ,i I ' -V 'K . . : . . , , W A H Q F v ,s . Achievements Platonic Debating Society 23 Speech Club 3. -1: Prefect 413 President Class 'lg Vice-President Class 33 Oracle 3, Al, Business Manager 45 SAWNIQY 1. Business Manager 1: Chess Club 3: Dramatirs 3, 'lg Football 2. 3. All NVebb 3, Basketball 2, 3, -lg Track 2, 3, 113 Years at Webb 2. 3, 4. K f-ef' wmv

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SENIORS 45+ HARRIS POTTER CANTRELI. One ol' XVebb's outstanding seniors is Potter Cantrell. From the time he arrived in Bell Buckle from Liberty, Tennessee, he showed such enthusi- asm lor his school work that it may be said of him that he came knowing what he was here for, and set out at once to accomplish the task ol' getting a good preparation for college. His grades have been high because of his application and his strong de- sire to do well. In his hrst year his interests were limited to scholastic pursuits, but in his next three years they have branched out to include a number of extra-curricular activities and sports. The chief sport in which he has taken part, and in which he excells, is basketball. He is a member of the Pla- tonic Debating Society in which he has held several ollices. As boys look back through the XX'ebb year books they will lind Potter among those students who have contributed much to the school. C Achievements Platonic Debating Society l. l, Vice-President Al. Secretary -ll Vice-Presitlent Cilass I. Marshal 3, Secretary lg Cum Laude Society fl. lg llonor Clommittee Il. lg Prefect lg Current Iivents Club l, 11: l'rojection Crew 2, 33 Dramatits Club, fl, l: Oracle sl: Basketball 2. 3. -l: llaseball 2, 3, 'lg Years at Webb l, 2, 3. -l. JAMES MURRAY DAVIS X ' K J. x Q iw.: . .Q A T A fs sa . ki.h Page 20 James Murray Davis is another Yllebb boy from Memphis. ln the two years that he has been in Bell Buckle he has made many fast friends among the students and faculty. He is an earnest and conscientious person and attempts to do well what- ever he is asked to do. His class marks have been above the average because he has been persistent in his scholastic pursuits. In addition to these efforts in books he has been interested in many extra-curricular activities of a diversified nature. All in all, James Murray might be called a gen- tleman ol' excellent parts. XVith his preparation here and his wide range of interests, he should have a successful college career wherever he goes. Achievements Hamilton Debating Society 3. tl, Vice-President 41 Prefect 43 Oracle 33 Dramalics Club lg Basketball 3. 'li Baseball 3, 45 Scouts 33 Years at Webb 3. -l.