Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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SPRING FEVER Budding trees, senior slump, elections, shorts, exams, registration, baseball, tennis, swimming, the Cotton Carnival, graduation, spring fever Follou ing spring break, the pressure began to accumulate. The underclassmen, especially the juniors, began looking forward to the next year. The hoopla and merrymaking of campaign week came and went. Shorts began dotting the campus, and exams loomed like vultures on the horizon. People began drifting outdoors. Frisbees, baseballs, fishing gear, water-skis, and swimsuits became common sights. Memphis in May and the Cotton Carnival provided entertainment as did GodspeJJ, the Talent Show, and the Spring Formal. Summer was just around the corner. Some guys will do anything for a vote. Bud Man Thrasher, with the help of Craig Christenbury, pulls out a last ditch effort to advertise his candidacy on election day. • During a dress rehearsal of GodspeU, Tom Higley shows his stuff. Aithough they fought a hard battle, the two Student Council presidential candidates, Andy Meyer and Jef Kaplan, remained friends throughout it all. Murray Garrott cuts a mean fiddle at the Talent Show. 14 Student Life M I IIIMMHJUlil llB— D B

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Coach Schmidt explains the rigors of registration to some hesitant underclassmen. While golden notes of yesteryear resound through Hyde Chapel during the Mixed Choir ' s tribute to the fifties, Tommy Meriwether, Dudley Boren, and Andy Meyer lead the chorus. Two Roman goddesses clad in togas vie for the attention of a preoccupied State Latin Convention President, David Rudolph. Spring 15 i