Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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THE PREFECT COUNCIL Iffl to right, limi rare: james Davis, joe Murphey, Buford Anderson, Senior Prefeclg Stanley Taylor, Ernest Eden- lon. Sc:-111111 rouu' Vernon Richmond, Tommy lvhitsitt, Potter Cantrell, Pat WVorley, 'lihad Thomas, Fred Rudder. The prefect system, unlike most of YVebb's other honored institutions, was recently evolved and in spite of its youth, it has gained the respect of lVehh's faculty as well as its students. For two years it has been doing a tremendous job as a highly respected medium between the faculty and the students. This body is composed of senior boys who are held in the highest esteem by the underclassmen. Each of these boys is chosen for his leadership and the respect he deserves from all those with whom he has been associated. Page 44 The duties of the prefects consist mainly of re- taining high moral conditions among the students and acting as a supervisor of the dormitories to which they have been assigned. These duties in- volve a great deal of responsibility and to perform these tasks, the boys are given authority similar to that of a teacher. The prefects are chosen partly by a vote of the students, partly by a decision of the faculty, and partly by 11 decision of Mr. Follin. By noting the way they are chosen, one cannot help realizing that only the top notch boys can be chosen for these honorable positions.