Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

Page 50 text:

In my years at Webb, I've seen many people change and fade away: seniors who graduate and all those who are robbed of the chance to get used to the rules. It is impossible for me to write all the thoughts that Webb has given me. I'Ve always said that leaving this corner of the world is the impossible dream. But, now I realize that it is not, and, like all before me, with Bible in hand, I simply fade away. I am the strings and future is my hands, my blue sky, my sunny day. Wax

Page 49 text:

Throughout my four years at Webb School, I have often asked myself, Is all this really worth it? My answers varied according to my mood and how much homework I had to do that particular night. After touring a college cam- pus this past summer, one director of admissions answered my question in one sentence to his secretary, Get that girl's nameg Webb is a good school! It has been a long road since my freshman yearg but as it is coming to an end, I don't regret one moment I have spent here. siwoug

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I i-gzgw f f,,f '-1 - It is nearly impossible to write an accurate senior page. It would take a novel to cover the changes in my character, and those individuals who brought these changes about. My academic development was probably the least impres- sive aspect of my Webb career. The main merit I received from Webb was self-confidence ftriggering from my forensicsj and a good bit of tolerance in dealing with my peers. My four years at Webb were far from paradise. I witnessed the leaving of a headmaster and numerous prefect purges, and yet these catastrophies seem trivial when I consider my friends fand enemiesj who have significantly affected me. Webb has taught me to ask the most important questions of all 3 those which are not to be answered. JW