Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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8H$£ X98B OWL Editor-in-Chief: Jeff Lewis Darkroom: Bruce Campbell Photography: Chris Hess Associate Editor: Prasad Jallepalli Student Life: Lester Lee Sports: Rajeev Memula, Weber Chuang Academics: More Kesselman Organizations: Trey Lindseth, David Buchalter Faculty: Gilbert Strode Seniors: Prasad Jallepalli Underclassmen: Bobby Kuo, Manninh Weir Advertisements: Wren Greene Business Manager: Dan McEwan Index: Michael Austin Cover: Mr. Andy Saunders VJvZi I Is I Vjl J I VJI I • Seth Alpert, Jonathan Berz, Ron Callan, Wayne Chang, Wilson Chuang, Jennings Durand, Jimmy Eggleston, Mark Fogelman, Eben Garnett, Peter Goldmacher, Larry Goldsmith, William Gotten, Chad Graddy, Hootan Hidaji, Christopher Hughey, Thomas Johnson, C. C. King, Martel King, Brian Lindseth, Shane Luttrell, Scott Maddox, Michael Masterson, Steve Mealor, Scott McArtor, Billy Palmer, Tommy Payne, Mark Poag, Ryan Riggs, Eddie Ro, Jon Roy, David Sacks, Jonathan Segal, James Taylor, Trey Thomas, Jonathan Weinberg, Michael Wexler, Bailey Wiener, Brandon Williams, Eric Wolf, David Wood. Special thanks to: Coach Bobby Alston, Coach Guy Amsler, Coach Lin Askew, Coach John Cady, Coach Dan Griffin, Coach Jerry Peters, and Coach Barry Ray. I nOTOgrOpny 3T0TT: Richard Bang, Robert Brode, David Buchalter, Wilson Chuang, Frank Colvett, Kemper Dickenson, Jimmy Eggleston, Mark Fogelman, Michael Ford, Andy Franklin, Peter Goldmacher, Salil Goorha, Eric Jones, Bobby Kuo, Lester Lee, Jeff Lewis, Brian Lindseth, Trey Lindseth, Sean McNeill, Shawn McClure, Rajeev Memula, Peter Moloettiere, Billy Palmer, Ryan Riggs, Eddie Ro, David Sacks, Will Stratton, Gilbert Strode, Jonathan Weinberg, Chris Walker, Sid Williamson. Special thanks to: Bill Howell, Todd Morgan (Graceland Estate), Becki Glankler, and Sandra Stevens (Holland Studio). J vJ I ll I J J I II J I vJ II Jeremy Alpert, Mark Kesselman, Bobby Kuo, Lester Lee, Jeff Lewis, Shane Luttrell, Rajeev Memula, Gilbert Strode. Advisors: Dr. John E. Harkins Mrs. Barbara Crippen Mast Head 269

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Thanks! Gracias! The birds and the bees have returned. The sun still rises in the east and sets in the west. It ' s finally spring time, and the yearbook symbolizes its arrival. Working on the 1988 Owl has consumed a vast majority of my free (and school) time of the past year. Yet every ounce of effort that I put into the annual was well worth it. With the help from numerous people, I have overseen the task of constructing the anthropology of the 1987-1988 school year. I thank my class for supporting me throughout this long year; without its constant nagging ( Hey Lewis, is the yearbook gonna be on time? ) and encouragement, turning out this annual would have been a much more arduous burden. The change in advisors from Mr. Ellis Haguewood to Dr. John Harkins and Mrs. Barbara Crippen was an extremely smooth transition. I have nothing but praise for Dr. Harkins and Mrs. Crippen; they took the position of advisor literally; they proofread the pages, kept peace in the yearbook camp, and served as the liaison between the annual staff and the administration. I want to thank Mr. E Buddy Haguewood for all his years of service and dedication to the Owl. His expertise and humor will be sorely missed, but never forgotten by any yearbook worker. Thanks. That the 1988 Owl was able to meet most of its deadlines is a tribute to a seasoned corps of yearbook editors. Top honors have to go to the two Sports editors — Rajeev Memula and Weber Chuang, who performed miracles in an extremely difficult section to layout. Prasad Jallepalli turned out eighteen superb Senior pages. Darkroom editor Bruce Campbell was present virtually every Saturday and many weekdays to develop that roll of film or print that picture. Although afflicted with the flu, Marc Kesselman managed to complete his Academics section, while Bobby Kuo and Manning Weir churned out their thirty Underclassmen pages on time. Ads editor Wren Greene did a stupendous job of not only cajoling people to sell ads but also laying out his section. In short, it has been a pleasure to work with such a talented staff on such a monumental task. To borrow from last year ' s theme, we were On Top of It for the 1988 Owl. The 1987-1988 Long and Winding Road is drawing to a close. And this Owl marks the finish line. Specifications Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. Publishing Representative: Mr. Doug Kearney. Account Executive: Mrs. Cynda Shook. Body Copy: 10 pt. Melior. Captions: 8 pt. Melior, italic lead in. Opening and Closing: Headlines in 36 pt. Korina Italic, Copy in 10 pt. Korina, Captions in 8 pt. Korina, italic lead in. Dividers: Copy in 10 pt. Korina, Captions in 8 pt. Korina, italic lead in. Student Life Headlines: determined individually. Academics: Headlines in 36 pt. Souvenir Bold, Lable Borders in 36 pt. and 30 pt. Stymie Bold reversed out. Sports Headlines: Lead in letter 60 pt. Palatino Bold, Headlines in 30 pt. Bodoni Bold, Subheadlines in 18 pt. Bodoni Italic. Organizations: Lable Headlines in 30 pt. Vinetta, Headlines in 30 pt. News Gothic Bold. Faculty: Lable Headlines in 24 pt. Palatino, Headlines determined individually, Names in 10 pt. Melior, Credits in 6 pt. Melior. Seniors: Headlines in Times Roman Bold and Melior Bold, various sizes, Names in 10 pt. Melior Bold, Credits in 6 pt. Melior. Underclassmen: Lable Headlines in 24 pt. Windsor, Headlines in 24 pt. Optima Bold. IJCAAjJ Jguao 268 Thanks and Specs lb

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