Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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1. john Hester 2. john Templeton 3. Carolyn Brinson 4. Kendall Hayes 5. Ames Saunders 6. Tom Harriosn 7. Tom Green 8. Jim Ward 9. Sammy Barber 10. Tom Moore 11. Mr. Stanley Rupley 12. jim Mathes not pictured: Logan Johnson 81 1 r x 1 X X 8 1 1 'hli Between nothing to do and doing school work, the Social Committee worked toward bringing entertainment to Bell Buckle. Among thirteen members with various conflicts, we tried to find some form of entertainment for every weekend. Strangely enough, however, through our efforts to bring the students closer to- gether, the thirteen of us became closer friends together with Mr. Rupley, our faculty advisor. Though our committee was mainly composed of new members, we understood our function. This being that we understand not only the students but also the faculty. I believe we ac- complished this through the effort we put into it. Tom Moore, Pres ide nt

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After a lapse of approximately ten years, Webb School resumed debating this year. While the old Platonic and Hamiltonian societies have not been revived, the enthusi- asm displayed by Webb's new generation of debaters would have pleased Old Sawney and john. Under the sponsorship of Mr. William Rice, Mrs. Sandra Truitt, and Mrs. Lynn Holliman, students participated in numerous high school forensic tournaments throughout the state. The topic debated this year was Resolved: That the development and allocation of scarce World resources should be controlled by an international organization. Mrs. Lynn Holliman, Advisor Keith Burchett Billy Ring George Williamson Mrs. Lynn Holliman Mrs. Sandra Truitt Bruce Majors Tom Moore james Albert Noe, III john Hester Tom Green Mr. William Rice U1 w 112