Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Old-fashioned school spirit with all shouting loudly didn ' t appear too often; but the school wasn ' t really as fragmented as many of us thought. In spirit of all the diversity, MUSwas still very much one school. We all abided by the Honor System; the trust it made possible remained one of the best things about the school. We all heard the same speakers on Friday mornings. We all listened to the same appeals for support, the same pleas to keep the lounge clean. We all watched (and even yelled with, at times) the same cheerleaders, and groaned at the same corny Pep Club skits. The unity we felt was very much different from that of a few years earlier — no longer did everyone cheer at the game or did everyone easily belong in a certain clique. The unity of 1975 hinged on a respect — or, at least, a tolerance — for all the unusual people and interests that were part of the conglomeration. images of One, School Persist Vestiges of old- fashioned Here we go Buzzards unity thrived at various times throughout the year. One of the more memorable instances occurred when a large group of students marched from library to main building during an impromptu last- period Friday mobile pep rally created to drum up enthusiasm for the postponed football opener against CBHS.