Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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i L S r l l 5 I Q S x ? iii Egg? n 5 jane Strobel and her good friend, Carolyn Brinson S , it 1 I SQ sig? is: is Est V iii We do not remember days, We remember moments. -Cesare Pauese Being at Webb for four years has taught me a lot: along the line of academics. But more important, it has taught me the true meaning of friendship. And ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation. -Kahil Gibran

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My first year at The tion period for me. It was not easy to transfer from a public high school and leave my friends behind. Webb was quite a change, and as a day student, I felt that I was really nei- ther a part of Webb nor of Murfreesboro. But with the help, understanding, and concern of many, these feelings began to change to those of accep- tance, and slowly I began to forget my public school attachments. My thanks goes out to the students, faculty, and administra- tion, who helped me to overcome those early frustrations. C, I am deeply indebted to Mr. Lucas Boyd who helped me to learn many things about myself and my surroundings, The Webb School, and to gain a better knowledge and understand- ing of history. Kendall Hayes helped me a great deal by giving me a nickname QM. S, J. Be- ing tagged with a nickname, I felt more relaxed and more accepted at Webb. Approaching graduation, I now have one thought that I would like to leave behind: the fdifference between success and failures is that extra effort spent in each endeavor. I leave this advice behind to those of you who will continue the pursuit of graduation from The Webb School. In the past two years, I have had many wonderful and meaningful experi- ences whichl will always remember. I will never forget the people with whom I have become close to and I hope they will always remember me. The Webb School is strictly based upon college preparation and academic achievement, but there is still that inevitable thought which remains in every- bo'dy's hearts and minds -PARTY!!! Thank you, everyone, for all the help you have given me. Good-bye, Webb, good-bye, Bell Buckle. Take care and God Bless All. -Albert Einstein Each of you is unique. There has never in all of time been, nor will there ever be, another human being exactly like you. For this reason you are to be cherished. This is the fact of uniqueness. -Earl Kelley Webb School was a transi-

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The words appearing on this page are a relation of my thoughts, the signifi- cance of these thoughts may only be attributed to Webb, those principles for which it stands, the people who have made the school what it is, and the infinite number of experiences, relationships, and memories which Iwill forever re- late to Webb. Webb has meant a five year learning experience for me, learning a great deal about myself and those with whom I live, as well as the academic prepara- tion for college. The unique characteristic of Webb is not its academic rating, and any student interested in just academic preparation should go elsewhere. Webb is unique in that it teaches its students life, thus helping the individual realize the part he plays in life. An unexamined life is not worth living. -Socrates I love Webb and all that it stands for and stands alone, but Webb is nothing without its students, students with a high regard for the moral principles of honesty and integrity, students who realize their part in life and are Willing to help others achieve the same, students with a care for the quality of learning which Webb has to offer. As of May thirty-first, nineteen hundred and seventy-six, John Lillard Templeton III will no longer be a student of Webb school, but he will continue to practice those principles for which Webb stands the rest of his days on earth.