Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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THE BUY SCOUTS iff! to right, firxl rme: john Barbec, Ben Files. Jay Clark. .Xubrey Harwell, Stuart Goldstone. joe Murphey, Dan lflournoy. Serum! mam' Roger Hellman. Peyton Hall, john Marks. Cyril lfraser. Victor Lopez, Cliff Ashley. Third row: Ken Chandler, Bobby Nlitnms. Nlike Dwight, Allen Strawbridge. Walton Woodlin, Nlatk 0'llrien, john Kil- lerler. Ifumlh rmr: jack Thomas, lfernando Rozas, Carleton Smith, Dave Clnistensen, jimmy jepsen, Bob Puck- ett. Richard Noone. We-bb's Boy Scouts, Troop 336, started the year with the election ol' ollicers. .Ioe Murphy was elected to the ollice ol' llunior Assistant Scoutmaster and .Xubrey Harwell took the position ol' Senior Patrol Leader. Stuart Goldstone became scribe and Dan Flournoy, quartermaster. For the Scouts, this has been a successful and enjoyable year. There have been several camping trips as well as other activities ol' interest. Although there has been little advancement, for- tunately there are many high ranking boys in the troop. The Eagle Scouts have provided excellent assistance to the leaders both in scoutcralt and advancement. The Troop leaders are Scouttnaster Lucas Boyd and Assistant Scoutmaster Bill XVeaver. Both are competent in outdoor lore, as has been illustrated on the camping trips. Due to their ellorts, new equipment has been procured. The Troop now has a large number of tents, cooking utensils, and various tools. The Troop has had one Court ol' Honor this year. .Xlthough few badges of rank were given out, insignia were presented to the ollicers. The Scouts also had a party at the hrst of the year. Cokes and cookies were served and it was enjoyed by all. The four patrols are under the leadership ol Bennet Files, .lohn Forsythe, .lay Clark, and John Barbee. Page 61

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THE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Left to right, first row: Stuart Walker, Owen Collins, Richard Taft, julian Bell, joe Ford, jack Nowell. Second row: Terry Tunis, lid Smith, Pope Harrison, Lee Marbury, Chuck Bucke, john Miller, Billy Keach. The Current Events Club, one of the little known organizations of the school, had a definite pick-up this year over the past few years due to the spon- sorship of Mr. Weaver. This club is traditionally designed to give boys an opportunity to discuss the happenings in the world at the present. It is open to boys of all ages and has proven to be a very educational organiza- tion, and it has also been a buffer to the debating societies since it stimulates an interest in the minds of boys concerning daily events. Weekly round table discussions are held, providing speech prac- Page 60 tices for the members, who receive no such training from a debating society. For these weekly discussions, those boys are ap- pointed by the President to familiarize themselves with interesting topics, so they will be prepared to answer questions asked them the following week. The favorite topics are: Russian and American Scientific Discoveries and Advancementsg segrega- tion and labor. The oflicers for the current events club this year are Chuck Bucke, presidentg Ed Smith, secretary and marshal.

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