Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Chuck Degan and John Dameron rest their heads during one of Mr. Deaderick ' s lectures in summer school American history. Summer school enabled many to reduce their course load in the fall and get extra credit to further supplement their transcripts. MUS was maintained during the vacation by students such as Stuart Miller and Rob Heard. While others had summer jobs making coffee and filing old papers, these men developed strong bones and teeth doing manual labor on the MUS campus. Hurrah for revolution and more cannon shot! A beggar upon horseback lashes a beggar on foot. Hurrah for revolution and cannon come again! The beggars have changed places, but the lash goes on. William Butler Yeats, 1938 SUMMER 25

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Starting earlier than ever, school clenched its fist around returning men while the summer was still in full swing. Eric Hunter attempts to synthesize the two worlds by taking advantage of the pleasant environment and studying outside. Great self-control is exercised by Steve Hickman and Gib Wilson as they struggle against absorption into the crowd. MUS ' s day camp offered students serving as counselors as well as campers valuable and memorable experiences. 24 STUDENT LIFE

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Hard work provides for a successful season. Beginning in August and gradually becoming longer and hotter, football practices exhausted team members. Here, Turley Howard and Dwight Miller take a breather from grueling two-a- days. P.E. class offers a chance to enjoy fine late summer weather. Although wishing to spend his time on the courts at the club. Collie Krausnick welcomes the opportunity for a good softball game. 26 STUDENT LIFE