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THE19760WL... EVENTS... 10 Track, Golf, Tennis, Spring Life, Summer Life, Back to School, Football, Cr OSS-Country, Cheerleaders, Fall Life, Theater, Basketball, Wrestling, Soccer, Winter Life . . .The Events Section of the 1976 OWL covers that which takes place or happens throughout the year at MUS. PURSUITS.. Science, Mathematics, TV, Clubs, Social Studies, Languages, Fine Arts, English, Newspaper, Yearbook, Physical Education, Religion, Honor Council, Student Council . . .The Pursuits Section of the 1976 OWL covers those activities at MUS in which students choose to engage themselves. PEOPLE ...128 Administration, Staffs, Faculty, Seniors. Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, Eighth Graders, Seventh Graders. . . The People Section of the 1976 OWL covers all those individuals who make up MUS. MEMPHIS. ..186 The Memphis Section of the 1976 OWL covers those persons and places which, because of their presence in the community, play major roles in the life of the MUS student. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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rrS JUST ANOTHER YEAR Today as we stand at the beginning of another school year . . . spoke Colonel Lynn on a hot August day at opening assembly without air- conditioning in Hyde Chapel. And the school year had begun. The Class of 1976 assumed its stereotyped responsibilities with little reluctance, being either cheerful or sad, childish or mature, rowdy or subdued, honorable or unethical, thoughtful or thoughtless, philosophic or indifferent — whatever the time demanded. And the Class of 1976 provided its set of leaders for each of MUS ' s numerous clubs. councils, teams, parties, lounge discussions, and chapel programs. Underclassmen, too, behaved of their caste. Seventh graders learned to ring musical bells. Eighth graders got to announce their own sports events at assembly. Freshmen were released to the lunch lines of the upper school. Sophs occupied themselves with messing up the lounge, and juniors drove. On 175 mornings we came out Quince, Park, and Poplar Pike to spend the first seven hours of our day at MUS. being and doing much like everyone else had been and done every other year. The year ' s first skit. Lane Carrick, Sam Varner and Steve Barton ' s parody of Father Don ' s Talk-it-out, came complete with records, the other team ' s coach, faulty microphones, and hand-held scripts — just like every other year. 4 OPENING
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