Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Ron Helmhoul and Mike Marsh wile away the long lazy summer days sitting beside the Colonial Country Club pool while simultaneously drawing minimum wage. William Webb hops aboard his Honda Express six days a week and hurls the Memphis Press- Scimitar to fifty-three recipients. Shortly after this shot was taken, a large unidentified brown dog nearly consumed William, his fifty-three papers, and his bike, but William wadded up the afternoon ' s edition and discouraged the attack. Todd McLemore and Jim Toussaint turn a forest like the one in the background into a dirt field. Here Todd conveniently drops tons of dirt into the Toussaint-piloted truck in order that the atest store bearing his name (McLemore ' s) can be put up without delay. JOBS 2

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PART TIME Many-a-vapid student would say that summer vacation meant cramming all the relaxation possible into three months, but many-a-sedulous student took it upon himself to earn a little extra spending money. Students became lifeguards, yardmen, busboys, waiters, construction workers, fast-food employees, and even office workers. Hundreds of hard-earned dollars were prudently invested and saved. Thousands more, unfortunately, were squandered on consumables, fed to video games, burned by the gas tank, set to surf in Destin, and spent on fair members of the opposite sex, but that ' s capital circulation. Working under the driving force of Captain Davis, Stephen Galloway managed to pick up a few dollars this summer trimming the campus. If one were to stroll into the rather colorful clothing store Greg ' s, found on the Mid-America Mall, the beaming face of Steve Threlkeld would likely greet you as he employs his unctuous drawl and mercenary smile in hopes of selling you some of the latest in Southern fashion. 26 STUDENT LIFE

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wfl 9UMMER ETC. Jim Crumrine takes advantage of an early-in-the-school-year sunny day to partake in the frisbce throw — an event which signaled the end of summer. In preparation for a-tiother successful football season, Bill Lansden, along with the rest of the team, spent many long hours on the practice field this summer. Here Bill leads an exercise designed to stretch the hamstring to twice its normal length. Donald Brady apparently doesn ' t understand Dan Boyd ' s desire to study the art of water skiing from a different angle. 28 STUDENT UFE