Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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Firsi row, kneeling, leff fo right Duke Johnson, Chuck Bucke, Jim Morris, secrefaryg Fefe Blanfon, president Noble Pace, vice-president Fred Sharp, Tony Muir, marshal. Second row, siffing: Gordon Haralson, Frank Hull, John King, Charles Bass, Ed Monfgomery. Third row, kneeling: Bob Wilson, Brad Johnson, Winfield Gilliland, Bobby Mims, John Turner, Mack O'Brien, Henry Whifeside, Roberf Larkan, Bryan Couch, Randall Philpoff, R. A. Smifh. Fourfh row, sfanding: David Kelly, Earl Hafer, Omer Jordan, Eddie Bradley, Dan Sfrauch, Jack Sineafh, Sfuarf Brown, Peyfon Wafers, George Van Zee, Bob Pafrick, George Yerger, Jim Rawls. Fif+h row, sianding: Randy Jobe, James Monfgomery, Hank Kline, John Birrell, Henry Ray, Ken Chandler, Jack Dodds, Paul Marks, Henry Grenley, Pefe Sfevens, Bob Kerr. 214 ' curricular acfivifies is The Dramafics Club. ln fhe pasf, fhis club, under fhe direcfion of Mack Harris Scofl, lll, has produced many fine performances, including S+, Joan, The Solid Gold Cadillac, and many ofhers loved by one and all. This year's presenfafion, Sfalag l7, may be considered a feafher in fhe cap of anyone who parficipafed in if. 'Sfalag I7 enioyed a long run on Broadway and evenfually an Academy Award Mofion Picfure was made from if. The play was a smash hif on fhe Webb sfage. Larry Huffman, in fhe role of Seffon, fhe barracks 'fall guy, gave an exceedingly fine performance. He was ably supporfed by George Yerger as Sfosh, Tom McKinney as Price, Fred Sil- versfein as Harry, Henry Whifeside as Reed, and Dan Sfrauch as Hoffman. TheTra'ft One of Webb's mosf acfively supporfed exfra-

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,,....-- I ' 77 Olhers in The casr were Earl Haier as l'lerb, John King as l-lorney, Toiiyhliuir as Marco, l.eCon+e l-laddock as Corporal Shullz, Ed Blackman as Duke. Jack Sinealh as Dunbar, Charles Bass as ihe Geneva Man, George Faulder as SS. Guard, and James Moni- gomery as SS. Caplain. Excellenl cooperafion on The par? ol: The casl helped make if a success. l-lard work and long hours of pracfice paid off for +he play was considered one of lhe bes'r ever produced al Webb. The greai success which 'rhe Dramalics Club has enioyed in The pasl years is largely due +o The hard work and preseverance of Mr. Scoll. Credil should also be giver for ihe Fine work of siage manager Fred Sharp and his crew. The officers of lhe club are Pele Blanlon, president Noble Pace, vice-presidenij Jim Morris, secreiaryt Tony Muir, marshal. l Ya! Gu? vein!