Webb School - Sawney Yearbook (Bell Buckle, TN)

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LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Sandra Truitt, Billy Hardin, Lynn Holliman. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Majors, Martha Derryberry, Hamilton Woods Keith Burchett, John Hester, Billy Ring, George Williamson, Morris Flexner, Marll Hall, Chris Broberg, Tom Moore. Resolved: That Webb is well on its vvay to educating its students in the art of debate, after having no cebate club from 1965 until l975. This is one resolution vvith vvhich no one vvould argue. Under the direction of coaches Sandra Truitt Cmathematics teacher? and Lynn Holliman Clibrarian and speech teacherl, the Webb debate club has developed to the point that vve have vvon a fevv awards and have novice as well as varsity debaters. The novice debaters include Chris Broberg, Alex Chambliss, Mark Hall, Billy Hardin, Martha Derryberry, and Hamilton Woods. The varsity debaters are John Hester, Bruce Majors, Tom Moore, Keith Burchett, Billy Ring, and George Williamson. DEBATE 103

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FORENSICS The Forensics group is comlprised of students vvho enjoy participating in individua speaking events at speech tournaments held throughout middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky. We have competed and sometimes excelled in such events as Extemporaneous Speaking, Dramatic interpretation, Poetry interpretation, Duet Acting, and Interpretation of Prose. The emphasis ofthe Forensics program is on developing individual speech interests and on becoming self- confident in a variety of speaking situations. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Hester, Lynn Holliman, Tom Green, Jim IVlathes, Jim Xloe, Julie Johnson, Varg Garrett, Lisa Tolbert, 'V'artha Derryherry.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Rita Gregg, Janie Durham, Holly Helton. SECOND ROW: Cris Cannon, Eileen Dement, Lisa Roberts, Julie Johnson, lVlike Read, Tom Green. THIRD ROW: lVIary Roberts Am'-y Turner, Karren Sanderson, IVlick Schmidt, Lori Deming, Leslie Rhodes, Scarlett ackman, lVlark Perry. FOURTH ROW: Jim lVlathes, Gene Higgins, Billy Ring, John Hester, lVlark Garrett, Jon Cook, Randy Richards, Taylor lVlason. SAWN EY STAFF Each year the same job faces the SAWNEY staff. We try to present the best possible yearaook. There are many positions of responsibility that must be fulfilled in order to complete a book of any quality. It takes the efforts of every one of these people to make the SAWNEY interesting, different, and personakl forheach sttidentkf ' ' tt ' s sta This year, as in every year, vve had our share of problems, u is year was sufficiently interested in having a ood yearbook to put out the necessary effort to overcome these problems. Enough peoplle were sensitive to the deadline s ueeze to react so that vve could pull through. No one person could have done this jocb alone. We must have different people with different jobs to be done. These people must also be able to vvork together as a unit. The students vvho sell ads, the students vvho vvrite copy, the students who take pictures, and the students vvho design layouts must all be ab e to cooperate or nothing is accomplished. This year's staff has made quite an accomplishment, and it is hoped that this SAWNEY vvill reflect our efforts.