Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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SENIORS fi? ROBERT FREDRICK MCDOWELL Bobby McDowell, highly intelligent and well read, is a well rounded person socially and scholas- tically. ln his three years at XVebb his grades have been good at all times. because ol his ability to learn quickly whatever he hears or reads. He is popular on the campus because ol' his sunny dis- position which seems to rub ofl a little on those with whom he comes in contact. He is an active boy who never refuses to undertake any job as- signed to him, and almost without exception he has completed every task that he has undertaken. Bobby is one of a number ol' boys who have come to XVebb from Monroe, Louisiana. This city has always had a good representation in XVebb, and all of them have done well for themselves. Bobby has upheld this tradition during his three years at Wlebb. YVhen he returns to Louisiana this June, on leaving Bell Buckle lor the last time, he will leave behind him a record of which the folks at home can well be proud. I Achievemenfs Speech Club 3, lg Current lirents fl: Marshal Class 23 Band 2. 35 Dramatics Club -Ig Baseball 2, lg Basketball -lg Track 4g Years at Webb 2, 3, -1. v i my :ss-a:c:as:faf.-:t.fare fs XA Xe NX X' is N-rg I 2325. if lxwswsf ff gas: asfisssas t 1: aw' Page 26 WILLIAM THOMAS POWERS Bill is a member of the Old Guard g he came to Bell Buckle in the fall of 1954 and immediately set to work to reach the goal of high marks. Bill has been a consistently good student in all his classes during his four years at W'ebb, but he makes his best grades in those subjects in which he has the most interest-science and mathematics. He has not had too much trouble reaching the goal he set for himself because of his keen intellect and hard work. His leisure time is spent for the most part on radio and hi-fidelity. Next year Bill plans to attend Georgia Tech and pursue his sci- entific courses. VVith his background he should have no trouble holding himself to the high stand- ards he has set. Achievements Speech Club 3, 43 Dormitory Council 23 Platonic Debating Society lg Omclc l, 2, 3, ilg Projection Crew -lg Years at Webb 1, 2, 3, 4.

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43+ JOSEPH BLEDSOE MURPHEY X'Vhen a boy loves the outdoors as much as joe Murphey does, then he could have picked no better place to go to school than Webb. All of joe's scouting ability has been demonstrated in the coun- try surrounding Webb. But do not get the idea that scouting is .Ioe's only talent. Scouting only offers the foundation for the strict self-discipline that joe applies to his school work. Hard, consci- entious work and l'aithl'ul perseverence are only two of the tcrins that can be used to describe AIoc's scholastic record, which is one that he can review with pride. The fact that he has the ability to accept burdensome responsibility is a splendid rec- oinntendation for the future. Two coveted honors have come to Aloe as a result of his efforts at XVebb -a prelectship and election into the Cum Laude Society. If Joe continues in college as he has done in secondary school we have no fears for his future. Achievements llalnilton Debating Society l, 2. 3. -1. Secretary -l. NlZll'Sh2ll 41 l-'oothall 2. Il: Baseball l, 2, 3, -lg Basketball l, 2, 3. 43 Track l, 2. fl. tg Box' Scouts 2. 3, 'lg Dratnatics Club Al: Ctun Laude Society lg l'l'et'et't Council lg SAWNILY Stall -lg Class Secretary lx Old Guard. SENIORS 43? JOSEPH CREACH MONTGOMERY XXI-bb School owes inuth to the select group of boys whose huinor and wit aid greatly in main- taining the spirit and morale ol' the student l mod . . . . 7 fttlltlllllf Aloe Nlontgotnery is one ol the lore nleinbers ol this group, lor he is well known liked ainong his lellow students lor his jovial na- ure. llus nature also radiates sincerity and IoC's regard lor his lcllow students has gained hint the tcspctt ol all those with whoin hc tonnes in contact. oe is lroin Xl most and . onroe. l.ouisian:, 1 5. b 'e ' I t ind his t n at Wt-bb lor the past three years. Throughout this tune he his shown his belitl' in tht llll.jL All t t . 's career in school will be contin . ' 2 ill work and no play Ill2lliC5 -lack a dull boy, i btlt he his tlso dttnonstrated a steadfast regard for his ' I' ' ', R'-nial Jerson . ' ' in the same type ol' ned at alit suc- tess in college that he has enjoyed in prep school. O Achievements Platonic Debating Sotietx 2. 15, t. Yice'I'rcsitlcnt -1, Marshal 43 Omrlc 2. 3. I: Clurrent livents 2. fl. lg Dratnatits Club 2, 3, 'lg llasltetball ' Baseball 2. 33 Years at Webb 2, 3, 4. io. Page 25

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. A- ik GE? .IOE ROSENBAUM To become a part of an institution as old and traditional as XVebb School in nine months time is a dillicult thing to do. In a very quiet, un- obtrusive way joe' Rosenbaum has succeeded in doing this thing rather well. He has done conscien- tious work in his classes and at the same time man- aged to take part in a number of extra-curricular activities. He is a member of the Speech Clttb and ol' the Dramatics Club and has been active in sev- eral sports, making the All-XVebb in basketball. Altogether it can be said of .loc that hc is a well-rounded person and should do well in what- ever college he attends or whatever vocation he enters. Achievements Speech Club lg Oracle lg llramatics Club 'lg Basketball l All-XVebb lg Baseball li Track -l: Years at NVebb Al. SENIORS 43+ ALBERT VERNON RICHMOND .Xlbert Vernon Richmond came to lVebb as Il sophomore lrom the High School ol' I.ake Cor- morant, Mississippi. Being the youngest member ol' the senior class he has been subjected to much friendly teasing by his classmates. By his unlailing good humor he has won a high place in the regard and respect ol' everyone with whom he has been associated and has proved his good sportsmanship on litany occasions. He believes in budgeting his time so that he can include both work and recreation, and in the lat- ter has inclttded sports. dramatics and debating society, where he has held ollice at various timesi ln his senior year he was chosen to serve as one of the prefects in Rand Hall. Achievements Platonic Debating Society tl, Vice-President -I, Secretary -1, Marslial lg Speech Club fl: Dramatits Club lg l'rel'ect -l: Foot- ball 2. fl: Basketball 2. fl: Baseball 2. 3. -l: Years at Webb fi sl Page 27