Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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I 16 Student Life

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. Overjoyed by his victory, roudly shakes the hand of David IcGowan, last year ' s Commissioner of tudent Welfare. This moment of glory lakes all the troubles of campaigning orthwhile. 1982-83 Student Council President — Richard Greenwald Vice-Pres. — Jeff Siewert Student Welfare — Andy Seessel Special Activities — Jim Burnett Student Services — Craig Christenbury Social Events — Trey Jordan Secretary- Treasurer — Bob McEwan 6. As students in the background mutilate campaign posters in the aftermath of the election, president- elect Richard Greenwald shares his victory with Posey Hedges and Bradley Bolton. 4. After voting has been completed, the Election Commission counts the votes in Mr. Thorn ' s office. Included are David Galloway, Phil Graves, Barton Thrasher, Tim Deaton, Russell Wadsworth, and Steve Lawrence. Student Council Election 15

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Lisfhts Sparkled, Dazzled the Eye .. , ,JM« •• • Susan Daggett, Anne Anthony, Jody Barringer, Mary Tabor, and Sharon Dula, sing All That Jazz. ' Lights . . . lights . . . everywhere. Mr. Andy Saunders ' MUSTA ' D spring pro- duction The Musical Revue was a Broad- way spectacular which traced 75 years of music from I ' m a Yankee Doodle Dandy in 1904 to What I Did for Love from A Chorus Line in 1978. The Revue made use of varied technical and theatrical effects, including smoke ex- plosions and background lighting ar- rangements by Steve Mook. Brad Flynn and Jeff Smith operated the lights overhead. Many long hours of work went into the arrangement of the thousands of Christmas tree lights, which resulted in a breathtaking sight. The musical numbers were conducted by Mrs. Brenda Russell. She and Mr. Saunders choreographed the elaborate dance routines. The cast of the Revue consisted of 9 MUS students: Tom Higley, Scott Douglas, Posey Hedges, Rufus Jones, William Webb, Joe Lazarov, Mark Wright, Woody Degan, and Jay Med- nikow; 10 girls from St. Mary ' s, Ridgeway, Germantown, and Hutchison. Maggie Eikner, Susan Daggett, Anne An- thony, Elizabeth Wood, Sharon Dula, Florence Raines, Susan Van Cleve, Mary Tabor, Jody Barringer, and Cara Winsett. The director, Mr. Saunders, said that the Revue was MUSTA ' D ' s first attempt at something other than a normal structured play, and according to those who attended, it was a success. Jk»m The entire casl sings a cliniacl io New York, New York , while Steve Mook ' s lisibts set ibe .stage. Right: H ' oddy Degan showi Mary Tiihi.ir hi.s couccpiion of thi: ideal gir! in Honey Bun from South Pacific. The ast. ingi ' New York, New ork a( the completion of the spectacular Musical P,- U( ' Musical Revue 17