SENIORS 43+ FRED FOSTER RUDDER One of the most outstanding members of the senior class is Fred Rudder. For two years Fred has maintained a record unsurpassed by any other member of the senior class. He has applied him- self in many different fields, but he is best known for his scholastic achievements. Usually modest and retiring, when the occasion arises to express an opinion regarding behavior or right and wrong Fred does not hesitate to stand for the right way. He has carried many responsibilities, and has shown himself to be an earnest and untiring worker. Because of Fred's intelligence, record, and his will to do well, it is certain that he will accomplish whatever he sets out to do both in college and in later life. lVhen he leaves, lVebb will certainly be losing one of its finest students and hardest workers. C Achievements Hamilton Debating Society 3, -I. President 3, Vice-President 4, Secretary tl: Prefect -l: Honor Committee Af, Secretary -lg Cum Laude Society 3, lg Dramatics Club 3, -lg Current Events Club 31 Years at Webb 3, -l. Page 28 t an -, 5-ustqew. . . K 1' if ff' 1. EDWARD WALKER SMITH Ed has been at Webb for three years and during that time he has proved himself to be one of the most industrious and hardest working boys in his class. He possesses an untiring will and devotion toward his studies and any other duties placed upon him. His quiet manner and quick smile have made him many friends during his schooldays at Vfebb, although he is a day student and does not have as much time as he would like for association with his schoolmates. Also, being a day student has kept him from taking part in some of the activities he would have enjoyed. He has been a member of the Hamilton Debating Society and has served as officer at various times. Ed is definitely to be placed among the successes produced by Wfebb School, and we wish him the best of every- thing in his plans to continue his academic career in the U. S. Air Force Academy next fall. Achievements Hamilton Debating Society 3. -l. President al: Marshal Class 43 VVinner Sophomore Commencement Oratorical Contest 23 Current Events Club 2. ef, Marshal A13 Years at Webb 2, 3. 4.
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SENICDRS fi? MURRAY RUDOLPH SUMMERS Murray hails from the state of Alabama. Com- ing to Bell Buckle in the fall of l95fi, his first days at Webb were like those of any other XVebb boy. His jokes and witticisms soon had the whole stu- dent body anutsed. From the beginning of his first term Murray took a great interest in all types of learning offered, and as a result he has had very good marks. He has not eonhned himself, however, to books alone and his interest in extra- curricular activities has been widespread. In debat- ing and drzunatics, especially, he has done notable work. He has had leading roles in three of the four plays produced since he has been at Hlebb, and was chosen as one of the final debaters. Mur- ray plans to study medicine and will enter the University of the South in September. C Achievements Platonic Debating Society 3, -I, President -l, Vice-President 3, -f, Secretary 3, -I, lfiual Debater lg Wilmer junior-Senior Declamation Contest: Urrtclv 3, -l, News Editor -l: SAWNEY -l, News Editor Al: Dramatics Club 3, lg Years at lVebb 3, -1. - ik .M fm- ul 4 Page 30 CQXQNK STANLEY LEROY TAYLOR Stanley can be proud of his accomplishments at YVebb. From the beginning of his stay here, he sought to make his schooling worthwhile. He has worked hard and consequently has reaped a rich reward for his labors. As editor of the Oracle he has done a consistently conscientious job. Highly dependable, Stanley has been called on to fill a number of positions in school and has done them efficiently. His grades have been high and in the Held of sports he has shown himself equally pro- hcient. Stanley has served as chairman of the Honor Committee this year-a position to be proud of-and has hlled it with distinction. He plans to attend Washington and Lee University next year, preparatory to becoming a corporation lawyer. Achievements Platonic Debating Society l, 2. 3, At. President 3, -I, Vice- President 3, Secretary 3, Marshal 3, Yearly Secretary -f, Mid- term Debater 2, 3. Alternate Final Debater -1: Prefcct -lg Dormitory Council 23 Honor Committee 2. fl, -1, President 4g President Class 33 Ornrlf' 2, 3. -1, Editor lg SAYVNEY af. As- sistant liditor -lg Winner l-'reshman-Sopliotuore Commence- ment Oratorical Contest lg Boy Scouts 2, Senior Patrol Leader 23 Chess Club 2: Football 2: Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, lg Dramatits Club 1, 2. 3. -lg Years at WVebb l, 2, 3, -I.
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