Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1956 volume:

- THE 003 — .Cj! ITURE :.-ist6Hk Viwc. It ?« ipt - ' 5l ii iv| .• ,. .  •- ■£:.- MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOl 6191 Park Road Memphis, Tennessee INSIDE M. U. S. HALLWAY w ■i ii IM 11 CONTENTS ACADEMIC 1-19 Introduction 1- 5 Faculty and Board 6- 8 Classes 9-19 SPORTS 21--32 Football 22--26 Basketball 27-29 Intramurals 30-32 ACTIVITIES 33 - 38 Paper Staff , 34 Annual Staff 35 Honor Council 36 Student Government 37 Social Committee 38 ADVERTISING 39-58 ROSS M. LYNN, HEADMASTER, A.B., M.A., LL.D Presbyterian College University of North Carolina Duke University MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL is concerned, not only with thorough academic preparation which provides essential basic training, but also with the development of boys who are honest, self-disciplined, and hard working. It believes that spiritual and moral growth are as important as academic progress. Great strides have been made in our first year of operation. We are in- debted to our friends and patrons for their support, both financial and otherwise. We look forward with confidence to the future. FACULTY MR. GENE THORN Director of Athletics, Mathematics Memphis State College ( A.B,, M. A.) MR. JOHN KNIGHT French, Spanish Southwestern at Memphis (A.B.) - J MR. BILL SHERRICK Social Sciences Memphis State College ( A.B. , M. A.) MR. ANTHONY FEDERICO Latin Siena College (A.B.) University of Kentucky (M. A.) MR. CY PIPKIN Mathematics, Science Southwestem at Memphis (B. S. ) George Peabody College for Teachers (M. A.) MR. EOGAR RICHARDSON English, Sacred Studies Davidson College (B. S. ) Vanderbilt University George Peabody College for Teachers (M. A. ) MRS. J. S. CALMER Librarian Certificate from Memphis State, Smith College, Mass. MRS. ROBERT E. BLAKE Secretary Beacom College, Del, MISS FRANCES MC FADDEN Music Ward Belmont College, Peabody Teachers College, Juilliard, Memphis College of Music, Evergreen School of Church Music MRS. HUGH L. SMITH Dietitian COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Alfonzo Sales, Julia Ann Davis, Mildred Scott, Bryan Norfleet BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alexander Wellford President Charles M. Crump Vice-President C. W. Butler, Jr Treasurer Dr. Ross M. Lynn Secretary Vance J. Alexander, Jr. Charles K. Chandler Dr. A. W. Dick James K. Dobbs, Jr. Dr. Donald Henning Horace H. Hull Herbert Humphreys Robert J, Hussey Joe R. Hyde, Jr. William R. Kent Dr. Lawrence Kinney John D. Martin, Jr. Allen Morgan W. S. Roberts, Jr. Robert G. Snowden Richard A. Trippeer William S. Walters P. Frank Woodson To the above group of foreseeing men, we at Memphis University School are indebted for their work, planning, resources, and achievements. They are to be recognized for the culmina- tion of their dreams , efforts, and ideas, uniting to revive the spirit and reputation of the old Memphis University School, and establishing this as a Christian boys ' preparatory school. We, the students, pledge ourselves to the hopes and desires of these men and to uphold the standards set forth by them. ClASSES TENTH GRADE Bill Butler Claude Crawford Jack Henard Jim Kellow Cash King 10 TENTH GRADE Joby King Leslie Nicholson Kerry Patteson Clyde Patton Jimmy Thomas Bob Walters 11 Gibson Ahlgren N I N T H G R A D E Alfred Andersson Turner Askew Ted Bailey d Devere Bond David Boone Lanny Butler 12 Fowler Cooper N I N T H G R A D E Billy Deupree Geroge Early Stanley Hutter Tommy Keesee Allen Malone Duke Montgomery 13 N I N T H Bryan Nearn G R A D Fritz Schas Clayton Sims Frank Smith kk mt0k.- m Henry Turley Tom Waring David Wieties 14 Jimmy Allen John Bondurant Syd Butler EIGHTH GRADE Met Crump Jim Haygood I5r Robert Dillard Horace Hull Bill Doggrell Bobby King George Edwards Ned Laughlin Scott Ledbetter Allen Morgan Mac McLaren EIGHTH GRADE John Norris Robert Dates Carl Olson George Owen Carlisle Page Phil Patterson Phil Perel Ross Pharr Sam Rembert C. D. Smith Ned Smith Gil Stewart EIGHTH GRADE Bill Stratton Didi Strong Dan S. Taylor Keith Walker Fred Webb Alex Wellford Willis Willey Jimmy Yelvington SEVENTH GRADE Lyle Calvin Pepper Jim Jody Adams Ahlgren Allen Barton Brown Cran Stephen Carl Sam Jimmy Boyce Bill Bull Carson Theo Carter Jack Dobbs Evans Folz Goldsmith SEVENTH GRADE Pitt Hyde Felix Laughlin Carruthers Love Jim Madison Scott May Dan McGown Henry Morgan Bill Myers John Raiford Robert Ray Arthur Seelbinder Clare Smith Dudley Weaver Robert Whitlock Did they make it? ' Aw, fellows! Beats paying The Reluctant ' I ROt him ! ' About that gym. ... Effort? Napoleon Calvin! ' Slick and Flat -top w ♦ f MUS will look like this? ' 20 ' SPORTS FOOTBAll SENIOR TEAM The Senior team, composed of ninth and tenth grade boys, had a fair season, winning two and dropping three. The team traveled to Germantown and came home with a 26-0 victory in the first game. Whitehaven defeated the stubborn but outclassed MUS eleven in a rough game at Whitehaven. Leading only 7-0 at halftime, the county boys rotated freely and wore the defense down for three more scores, winning 28-0. At Gaisman Park, a big Treadwell team trounced MUS 32-0. Again, the difference was in the second half. A 6-0 halftime lead was increased almost at will in the latter stages of the game. The record was evened with an exciting victory over Bartlett. MUS held a precarious 2-0 advantage at intermission, but drove consistently to increase the lead to 23-6. Then Bartlett struck quickly to score three touchdowns and hold a 26-23 edge. Then, with seconds remaining, Claude Crawford threw apasstoLannyButler who fumbled it when tackled. Worth Brown, however, picked up the loose ball and tallied the winning points, making the final score 30-26. A trip to Franklin, Tennessee to play Battle Ground Academy netted a good time for all but a thorough defeat at the hands of thehosts, 39-6. A 6-6 tie was broken early in the second quarter as the rain stalled our offense. BGA ' s fleet backs scampered around the ends in the second half and chalked up three more touchdowns to put the out come game out of doubt. JUNIOR TEAM The Junior team also opened against Germantown, winning28-7. Tom Keesee was the stand- out, scoring 15 points. A night game with Frayser ended in a 0-0 tie, both teams performing equally. Frayser ' s strong defense halted the MUS drives, keeping the game scoreless. At Training, MUS faced a 14 point deficit before the game was five minutes old. But two touchdowns evened the count at half and a series of drives produced the touchdown for the victory, 20-14. The East B team fell to MUS, 14-0. East never really threatened and the substitutes finished the game. Longview Heights engaged MUS at Bellevue Park and lost, 14-0. Again MUS dominated play, but the Longview Heights defense refused to be overrun. The last game of the season was possibly the best. Millington fought on an even keel until the final whistle, 13-13. With the score 13-6, Millington drove to the yard line with a minute to play. The tough MUS defense held for two downs but Millington finally penetrated to the end zone, tying the game. At the season ' s end a banquet was held in the auditorium with Captain Joe Clifton as the principal speaker. Claude Crawford was elected Captain and Kerry Patteson Co-Captain for next year ' s team Jim Haygood is the new Junior Captain. 22 SENIOR TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Manager Charles Crump, End Jack Henard, Halfback Tom Keesee, Quarterback Claude Crawford, Fullback and Captain Kerry Patteson, Halfback Worth Brown, Halfback Clyde Patton, End Frank Smith, MIDDLE ROW: Guard Lee Taylor, Guard Ted Bailey, Halfback Allen Malone, Tackle Dave Boone, Tackle Dave Wieties, Tackle Fowler Cooper, Guard Clayton Sims. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Tony Federico, End Jim Kellow, Center Bill Butler, End Gibson Ahlgren, Center Stan Hutter, Halfback Duke Montogomery, Halfback Lanny Butler, Tackle George Early, Coach Gene Thorn. M.U.S. 26 Germantown M.U.S, Whitehaven 28 M.U.S. 6 Treadwell 32 M.U.S. 30 Bartlett 26 M.U.S. 6 Battle Ground Acac emy 39 23 SENIOR STARTERS THE LINE: Jim Kellow, Bill Butler, Jack Henard, Tom Keesee. Frank Smith, George Early, Lanny Butler. THE BACK: Clyde Patton, Kerry Patteson, Claude Crawford, Worth Browru JUNIOR TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Clayton Sims, Dave Boone, Fowler Cooper, Jim Barton, Lanny Butler, Captain; Tom Keesee, Co-Captain; George Early. Frank Smith, Jim Haygood, George Edwards, Ted Bailey, Bill Doggrell, MIDDLE ROW: Manager, Charles Crump; Lyle Adams, Robert Dillard. AUen Morgan, Gibson Ahlgren, Stanley Hutter, Horace Hull, Alex We llford, Dave Wieties. Robert Oates, Duke Mont- gomery, Alan Malone, Lee Taylor, BiU Evans. BACK ROW: Arthur Seelbinder, Scott Ledbetter, C. D. Smith, Ned Smith, George Owens, Jimmy Allen, Pitt Hyde, Willis Willey, Scott May, Ned LaughUn, Bobby King, Pepper Allen, Dan Mc- Gown, Henry Morgan, Jimmy Dobbs, COACHES: Gene Thorn and Anthony Federico. Sept. 15 MUS 28 Germantown 7 Sept. 24 MUS Frayser Oct. 4 MUS 20 Training 14 Oct. 13 MUS 14 East Oct. 28 MUS 14 Longview Hts. Nov. 3 MUS 13 Millington 13 JUNIOR STARTERS THE LINE: Frank Smith, Fowler Cooper. Lee Taylor, Stan Hutter, Ted Bailey, George Early, Jim Barton. THE BACKS: Allen Malone, Tom Keesee, Jim Haygood, Lanny Butler. BASKETBALL STANDING: Managers Phil Patterson and Charles Crump, Coach Gene Thorn, Duke Montgomery, Frank Smith, Stan Hutter, Jim Haygood, Lanny Butler, George Early, Tom Keesee, Horace Hull, Syd Butler, and Dave Boone. The basketball team of M. U. S. had a very favorable season, gaining momentum at the season ' s end and a high regard from the other teams. Highly favored Messick and Hollywood fell to the Owls in the latter stages of the campaign, along with Bellevue. Second-place Humes and mighty South Side both edged M.U.S. , but not until a long, hard struggle was completed. In the tournament, we again drew Humes. The scrappy M.U.S. quintet persistently held the mar- gin down. Finally with 15 secondsremaining, Haygood sank four consecutive free throws to knot the score at 41-41. Two overtime periods followed, netting a 43-43 tie, Haygood again firing the important basket. In a sudden death playoff, a free throw gave the Baby Tigers the victory. For his 20 point effort in this game, Jim Haygood was selected on the all -tournament team. Further recognition came to the eighth grade Captain when he was selected for the second team All-Memphis five. It is with confidence that we look forward into the future. 27 i mfmM, i 0 ! ' .hr- THE STARTING FIVE Frank Smith, Lanny Butler, George Early, Jim Haygood, Tom Keesee. Hie season: M.U. S, 25 Germantown 29 M.U. S. 36 Training 52 M.U. S. 19 C.B.C. 41 M.U. S. 24 Kingsbury 50 M.U.S. 28 Treadwell 26 M.U.S. 27 Catholic 50 M.U.S. 23 White Station 27 M.U.S. 33 East 58 M.U.S. 31 Messick 28 M.U.S. 27 Hollywood 23 M.U.S. 45 Bellevue 35 M.U.S. 30 Snowden 53 M.U.S. 37 South Side 41 M.U.S. 40 Humes 46 M.U.S. 32 Fairview 51 M. U. S. 43 Humes 44 Individual scoring: Haygood 128 Smith 94 L. Butler 91 Early 90 Keesee ' . 66 S. Butler 23 Stratton n Montgomery 5 Boone 4 Hull 2 Hutter 2 28 • • n • • B ' TEAM FRONT ROW: Manager Charles Crump, C. D. Smith, Ned Laughlin, Phil Perel, Jim Barton, Alex Wellford, Gil Stewart, Carl Olsen, and Coach A, A. Federico, BACK ROW: Manager Phil Patterson, Scott Ledbetter, Jody Brown, Sam Rembert, John Bondurant, Mac McLaren, and Carlisle Page. M.U.S. 15 Training 35 M. U. S. 25 East 27 M.U.S. 27 Kingsbury 25 M.U.S. 28 Hollywood 26 M.U.S. 25 Treadwell 27 M.U.S. 18 Bellevue 20 M.U.S. 25 White Station 21 M.U.S. 24 Fairview 26 M. U. S. 25 Messick 36 (tournament) 29 SKEET TEAM SEATED, Left to Right: Allen Morgan, Didi Strong, President; Lanny Butler. STANDING: Phil Patterson, Phillip Perel, Henry Morgan, Dan Taylor, Sam Rembert, Jimmy Dobbs, Worth Brown, Met Crump, David Wieties, Fred Webb, Joby King, Pepper Allen, Sam Carter, Sid Butler, Pitt Hyde, Turner Askew, Jody Brown. SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Richardson, Carlisle Page, Mac McLaren, Cash King, Carl Olsen. KNEELING: Bryan Nearn, John Bondurant, Nickey Nicholson. NOT PICTURED: Bill Stratton, FALL TENNIS TEAM ii I INTRAMURAIS ■ i J$ •n 4 . -X :- FRONT ROW: C M. Pipkin (Coach), Steve Bull, Phil Perel, Stan Carter, Dudley Weaver, Jack Goldsmith, Bob Whitlock, Turner Askew, Sam Rembert, Bill Deupree, Henry Turle j, W, S. Sherrick (Coach). BACK ROW: Dan Taylor, Andy Andersson, Joby King, Bob Walters, Fritz Schas, Tom Waring, Syd Butler, Clare Smith. lOTH BASKETBALL vuo 31 FRONT ROW: Nicky Nicholson, Jack Henard, Jimmy Thomas, Clyde Patton. BACK ROW: Bill Butler. Dave Wieties, Worth Brown. INTRAMURAIS a _ -;. f J FRONT ROW: C. M. Pipkin (Coach). Robert Ray, Calvin Ahlgren, Felix Laughlin, Carl Carson, Carruthers Love, Jim Madison, John Raiford, W. S, Sherrick (Coach). BACK ROW: Jim Thomas, Didi Strong. Keith Walker, Devere Bond, Theo Folz, Gil Stewart. Ross Pharr. FRONT ROW: Wrestling Coach C. M. Pipkin, Dan Taylor. John Nonis, Turner Askew. Manager Jimmy Allen. BACK ROW: George Edwards, Robert Dillard. Robert Oats. Willis Willey. 32 I ' ' ' 7 r  ■ ACTIVITIES f 33 PAPER STAFF SEATED: Kerry Patteson, Editor. STANDING, Left to Right: Nickey Nicholson, Jimmy Thomas, Alfred Andersson, Robert Ray, C. D. Smith, Alex Wellford, Lee Taylor. The MUS NEWS was published for the first time this past year by a very capable staff and the assistance of Mr. Knight, the faculty advisor. Feature editorials and the events of the school were the main topics discussed in the paper. We are eagerly looking forward into the future for an even finer school newspaper. 34 ANNUAL STAFF SEATED, Left to Right: Bob Walters and Claude Crawford, Co-Editors. STANDING: Tom Keesee, Mac McLaren, Jack Goldsmith, Charles Crump, Lanny Butler, Stanley Hutter. The 1956 Sabre was the first yearbook of the school and the boys worked together to make it possible. Despite limited sources of information and experience, and considering the usual setbacks, the staff did a very creditable job. 35 HONOR COUNCIL SEATED IN CLOCKWISE ORDER: Robert Ray. Dan McGown. Vice-President. BiU Butler; President, Claude Crawford; Stanley Hutter, Alex Wellford. Jim Haygood, Faculty Advisor, Mr ' C. M. Pipkin. The Honor Council is the highest governing body of students at Memphis University School. It is comprised of a President, and Vice-President, both from the 10th grade, and one repre- sentative from the 9th grade, and each of the two sections of the 7th and 8th grades. They are all elected by secret baUot. The chief function is to supervise the Honor System, the three specific offenses being lying, cheating, and stealing. The duties are to investigate every case reported and to clear a student if he is innocent, and to recommend procedure if he is guilty. The existence of an Honor Council provides the basis for the establishment of a sound and workable Honor System whereby the high prestige and character of the school is maintained. 36 STUDENT GOVERNMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Dillard, Bill Butler, Lanny Butler, and Dudley Weaver. NOT PICTURED: Claude Crawford. The four class presidents compose the Student Governnaent, with Mr. Thorn as faculty ad- visor. The function is largely that of managing student affairs. This includes supervising stu- dent elections, selling tickets to athletic events, and maintaining a monitoring system. The principal job of the group this year has been to adopt a constitution and hold elections for next year. 37 SOCIAL COMMITTEE SEATED, Left to Right: Sam Carter, Tom Keesee, Worth Brown. Claude Crawford, Frank Smith. STANDING: Mr. Gene Thorn. Mr. C. M. Pipkin, Faculty Advisors. The Social Committee is composed of elected representatives from the four grades, two each from the 8th. 9th, and 10th and one from the Ixh grade. The main duties of this group are involved with the planning and the arranging for school sponsored parties and dances. The faculty advisers are Mr. Pipkin and Mr. Thorn. 38 39 Compliments of CONTINENTAL INVESTMENT CORP. 120 South Third THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL The South ' s Largest Newspaper Phone JA 6-8811 485 Union Avenue Memphis, Tennessee LANSKY BROS. MEN ' S SHOP For your catty clothes and your formal rentals 126 on famous Beale Street Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of F. M. 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