Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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6-ggi ui f4,.f.x Rejoice, O young man, in thy youth, and let thy heart cheer thee in the days of thy youth, and walk in the ways of thy heart, and in the sight of thine eyes, but know thou, that for all these things God will bring thee into judgment. Therefore remove sorrow from thy heart, and put away evil from thy ifleshg for youth and the dawn of life are vanity. Ecclesiates 11:9-10 QA. S. VJ

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Ahh, but fortunately I have the key to escape reality. And you may see me tonite with an illegal smile. It don't cost very much but it lasts a long while. -John Prine One bead left. Balderdash! -Kilgore I do not strive to learn because I am required too but for my own sake. When I first saw Webb school I was not impressed by the looks. As I began to learn my Way around I found there was much more to the school than there appears to be. Rules, dorm-masters, T. W. 's, prefects, and of course the friendships that will last forever. To Dr. jones, Mr. Adderholt, Mr. Boyd, jane Bush and of course Mrs. Cannon - - Thank you. To Clutch, Buckles, Flapper, Tex, Allen, and Mr. Rice - Good luck. C. 50 I

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X 'R . . . Quiet, sports fans . . . Hey, Bible verse, what's the Bible verse you memorized for today? . . . You've got ten minutes, start outlining . . . But sir, I outlined the whole thing . . . Who is Buckles? . . . Ladies and gentlemen, dis es babey stuff, what you not even know . . . For the past two wicks I teach you dis stuff. You must try hodder . . . . . . Listen, I-loworth, would you please just leave me alone? . . . Who's president of Interact this year? I'm supposed to know, but I forget . . . What are we doing for a sophomore project this year, john? . . . I can't help plant trees, I might get my clothes dirty! . . . But Idon't have any blue jeans! . . . Why that booger can't even get moti- vated enough to do these 'baby Ray' problems . . . . . Dan, do your pre-calculus, and stop reading SPORTS ILLUSTRATED . . . Mrs. Ferguson, my fan broke . . . Ham it up! . . . The Teahouse of the August Moon needs more work . . . I'm sorry Moe, Idon't want to cry . . . Be a good senior for me next year, okay? . . . ' . . . Do you speak caluclus? . . . Do you meanjust because I'm in A. P. I have to pay 3527 to take a test? . . . Idon't know what a division page is, I'm just the co-editor. Go ask Karen . . . Yes, IAM a prefect, and you've got six for asking! . . . I can't re- member the words to 'Integer Vitae' . . . It has taken me four years to write this, and while I have changed and added, cor- rected old mistakes and made new ones, I see that I really haven't changed that much, idealistically. There have been changes though. I have matured here unbelievably, both mentally and spiritually, but not without the help of my brothers Mike and Mark. They have made me aware of myself and aware of those about me, offered me shoulders to cry on, and have given me invaluable sound advice. Though I hate to leave, I realize thet Webb has taught me everything that I could possibly learn and now it is time for me to be on my way. I have given Webb nothing but four years of my time and if in some small way I have had a good influence on the school Iwill be humble, for I can never repay the school for the good influence it has had on me. For those of you who are not yet seniors, I tell you this, no matter how badly you may dislike the school now, forget your grudges and hang on to every precious moment. Or later you will hate yourself because you did not take advantage of Webb's offerings. 52 6204- 0