Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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1975 Opening Events 10 A very interested student body got involved in a broad conglo- meration of happenings, and was successful in a great part of them. Whatever the activity — whether traveling in Europe or playing chess in the foyer — there were some ready to take part. Pursuits 88 Schoolwork and hobbies competed for the student ' s limited time. A conglomeration of courses, from Computer Math to Ancient History, and organizations, from the Latin Club to the TV Crew, offered some- thing for each student. People 120 Nearly 650 individuals came to- gether in a conglomeration of faces, ideas, attitudes, and interests. From Col. Lynn to the youngest seventh grader, each had his own role in MUS life. Memphis 184 The area around MUS was changing: Memphis slowly crept far past MUS out into the quiet Shelby Coun- ty countryside, engulfing the school in a conglomeration of hospitals, hotels, high-rise buildings, and shopping centers. Hyde Library is hub of academic and television activities. Index Closing 236 244

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Volume 19 Published by the students of Memphis University School 6191 Park Road Memphis, Tennessee 38138 xtd 3u

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A pretty late summer weekend ensured that MUMv. ill-equipped athletic facilities would be ijpjM sbis courts, two gyms, and other playing fields, as well as the pool and football field, were often used bystudents and faculty. Twenty years ago, Memphis University School was re-established on its present site. From that structure of a dining hall and six classrooms, it has expanded to a plant valued in- the millions of dollars. Its enrollment has increased to nearly six hundred, with a proportionate proliferation in the number and type of academic and extra-curricular activities. Countless people have helped the school to grow — whether through monetary aid, new ideas, or hard work. This book is dedicated, on MUS ' twentieth anniversary, to all those who have made the school a success.