Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Paul Hagerman Chuck Hamlett John Harris Trey Harris Billy Hawkins Paul Hedgepeth David Henderson Justin Hertl Brant Home K. C. Home J. B. Horrell Siddharth Kara Chris Kelly Carr Kelsey Mark Kiefer EIGHTH Farees Farooq Alan Florendo Wade Fogarty Mark Freeman Christian Gilmore IfeiA Touched by the passionate story of Aeneas and Dido, Matt Diehl brushes away a tear of sadness in his Latin I class. A 4A k ith 202 Underclasmen

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EIGHTH ▲Mfe Tim Davis Matt Diehl Chris Dollar Oliver Doughtie Matt Ducklo d hAit ft John Egan Josh Eggleston Brett Erskine Rick Essex Brian Evans While Barney Witherington, Carr Kelsey, and Evan Liollio work hard to complete their mandatory achievement tests, Siddharth Kara stares at that imaginary English paper he thought he was going to write in study hall. Teaching an eighth-grade math class (even though it ' s in Coach Ray ' s room), Mr. John Springfield recalls the good ole ' days when he was young, a long, long time ago, while Jason Shelby and Cedric Strong try hard to keep their heads off their desks. Eighth 201

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EIGHTH Students Finally Play Sports Becoming an eighth grader means many things to a former seventh grader. No more getting pushed around, since he ' s now a lord of the Lower School. After more than a year and a half of study hall, he finally gets a free period. And probably most importantly his opportunity to participate in sports has arrived. Playing a sport means no more having to do Coach Leuze ' s helpful exercises or taking the Presidential Fitness Test. Instead of being confined by the limits of P.E., a student can now show off his prowess in either football, basketball, track, or tennis. One of the benefits of playing a sport is the extra study hall one gets to do homework, goof around, or sleep. In return, however, the student must sacrifice a lot of time and hard work after school. Eighth-grade sports have become an important part of building student character. It is an essential part of preparing the students for entry into the Upper School. Stopping the opponent in his tracks, the Baby Owl defense displays the tenacity that was its trademark. Elliot Kiersky Philip LaMoreaux Billy Lane John Laughlin Evan Liollio f -k Oliver Luckett Marc MacMillan Woodson Maher Patrick McCarroll Jonathan McCrary £l M A± Dow McVean Sanjeev Memula Justin Miller Preston Miller Daniel Moore Eighth 203