Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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MR. JACOB C. RUDOLPH Mathematics, Physical Education Georgia Institute of Technology, B. S. MR. ROBERT F, SMITH Science Michigan State University, B. S. Graduate Study - Immaculate Heart MRS. HARRY SOLDAN Dietitian MRS. ELIZABETH STEWART Secretary University of Tennessee MR. ALLEN E. STRAND Social Studies, Spanish Davidson College, B.A. Westminster Theological Seminary, B. D. MR. JOHN M. SPRINGFIELD English Southwestern at Memphis, B.A. Princeton University, M. F. A. MR. DOSS EUGENE THORN Mathematics, Physical Education Memphis State University, B. A. , M. A. MISS MARILYNN SCHMERMUND Librarian University of Tennesse, B. A. Graduate study - Memphis State University MRS. CAROLYN M. WILLIAMS Secretary II

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MR. EDWARD E. BLAND Social Studies, Physical Education University of Tennessee, B. S. MR. TRAVIS I. CAMPBELL Social Studies, Bible Memphis State University, B. S. Graduate study - Memphis State University MR. JOHN H. ELLIS Social Studies, Bible Memphis State University, B. S. , M. A. Graduate study - Tulane University MR. JACK FULLER English University of Tennessee, B. S. MR. ROBERT E. FIELD Mathematics Princeton University, A.B. MR. WILLIAM R. HATCHETT English Southwestern at Memphis, B. A. Columbia University, M.A. Cambridge University, Certificate MR. CHARLES G. KELLEY Biology, General Science University of Chattanooga, B. B. A. MR. -jeHN E, LEE Latin, Reading Memphis State University, B. S. , M.A. MR. DAVID G. MORELOCK French, Spanish Southwestern at Memphis, B. A. University of Paris, Certificate d ' Etudes Graduate study - Tulane University MR. CHARLES L. MOSBY Social Studies, Music Southwestern at Memphis, B. M. Florida State University, M.M,

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w |P aft -J6 yJpggg Left: In deep meditation, Mr. Campbell prepares for a lecture to his Social Studies class. Below: Mr. Field exhibits his ever-present smile on his way to chapel. Above: At the end of a long day, Coach Bland leaves school for a much needed rest. Right: In his American history class, Mr. Ellis peers over the rims of his glasses into the amazed faces of his students, as he points out that the Rio Grande is the southern boundary of Texas. Above: Mr. Fuller takes time out to copy his assignments in American Literai;ure. ::.,.-=• Right: Fascinated amidst his skeletons, dissected frogs, and guppies, Mr. Kelley peeps through his magnifying glass at something ■ or -other.