Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Summer Vacations 25

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wmwBammmmmmmmmmm Destin, Colorado, England, New York, Pickwick, the Smokies. . . . Catching rays, climbing mountains, watching girls, shooting the breeze. Diving for treasure, going fishing, getting a job, getting away. Students at M.U.S. found a variety of ways to escape the rigors of everyday life this summer. Some hit the beach; some hit the trail. Some saw the sights; some learned to sail. Some explored; some kicked back. Some water-skied; some backpacked. There were as many different vacations as students, and we all learned from our experiences. While on his return flight from Minneapolis, Andy Seessel witnessed this spectacular sunset. Ninety feet beJow the ocean ' s surface, David Muller studies the black coral in Orange Canyon, off the shores of Grand Cayman in the British West Indies. , ' ■ ■■.. . ■■■- ' ' ■?:, X: ' ■.v - v 24 Student Life Mm ' ' ' :

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Life at MUS during the summer consists mainly of sports activities and day camps. Senior Greg Harris, a counsellor, enjoys the latter as he reminisces of the days when he too was a frolicking youngster. Two ifeguards at the University Club, [ohn Sharp and David Montague catch a few rays on the job. David squints at a sweet beauty in the shallow end while John spots a more scantily clad swimmer in the deep. During the heat spell this summer, the football team held its two-a-day practices. Brad Bolton is caught dreaming of a fabulous 50-yard over-the-shoulderTD reception. ' ' hu. 26 Student Life