Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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STUDENTS USES SUMMER FREE TIME 28

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ick Milford returns volley on the Leftwich Tennis Center courts during ournament play. Tiff Miller, Dudley Schaefer, Mike Stovall, Al Williams, and Ken Taylor rest on Canada Border sign en route back to Memphis. CANADA :ustom afesra rdan Arterburn ' s summer pastime was slalom skiing on Arkabutla Lake. Clean-shaven Coach Mitchell demonstrates how to hook your finger while fishing on the lakes of central Canada. 27

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Some students spent time playing school baseball. The team, coached by Steve Weston worked hard but did not quite perform as well as in previous years. Their record was 4-12. After final exams in May, most students dedicated themselves to sleeping, wasting time, and other such adventurous things. However, there were some who had enough initiative to obtain a summer job. What jobs were available to a high school student during the summer? Cadillacs, X-rays, counseling, yard work, construction . . . these jobs presented some MUS students with opportunities to make use of three months of free time. On a hot summer day one could see Steve Maroda blazing trails in East Tennessee; Bo Mitchum working in an X-ray room; Bruce Bolton, Terry Hergenrader, and Harvey Kay working on construction crews; Dan Boone as a camp counselor; and Bob Geralds and Tary Arterburn working in a nursery. These students were not forced to work all summer. Actually, most of them enjoyed it as much as a good game of tennis or a cool swim on a hot day; especially when they found money in their pockets for the following months. 29