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Memphis University School M E M P H I S U N I V E R S I T Y S C H O O L 2016 1985 2015 2005 Coach Rudolph 1910 1957 “ A T R A D I T I O N O F H A R D W O R K “ SERVING THE COMMUNITY OVER 30 YEARS GOOD LUCK TO THE 2016 OWLS! MUS-M.qxp_Insides 7/29/16 9:38 AM Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS MUS Hymn....................................................................1 MUS HYMN MUS Fight Song ..........................................................1 Headmaster’s Message... ..........................................3 Dear MUS, How kind the fate Other MUS Varsity Sports Baseball............................................................7 that brought us to these halls Basketball.........................................................7 To learn thy ways, Bowling.............................................................7 Cross Country ..................................................9 To walk in truth and honor all our days. Fencing ............................................................9 We pray that we shall always honor Golf ....................................................................9 Lacrosse.........................................................11 Thee. Let us all unite to sing Soccer ............................................................11 To Alma Mater, Friend, and Leader, Swimming .. ..................................................11 Tennis..............................................................13 University. Track & Field ................................................13 Trapshooting ................................................13 — John Murry Springfield Wrestling ......................................................13 Championships (by sport) ........................................15 Homecoming/Reunion Information . ......................16 MUS Football - 2016 Varsity Schedule ..........................................19 MUS FIGHT SONG Varsity Coaches..... ......................................20 Roster of Players.... ......................................23 Go big team down the field Seniors .. ........................................................26 Juniors .. ........................................................32 And honor bring to the red and blue. Sophomores ................................................34 Our team will never yield Freshmen ......................................................36 Conference - Division II AA Our men forever will be true. Conference Schools.....................................40 (Rah, Rah, Rah) Conference Stats.... ......................................44 2015 Playoff Bracket.....................................45 Whether we lose or win State Champions (year-by-year) ................45 A greater team you’ll never see. 2015 Mercury Awards ..............................................43 College Players..........................................................46 We’ll show our might again Pro Players ................................................................48 For Memphis University, Broadcast Crew ........................................................49 2015 MUS Team Statistics........................................59 Ready to fight again 2015 MUS Individual Statistics. ..............................60 For MUS and victory. MUS Football Records (1957-2015) Rushing ..........................................................67 — William R. Hatchett Passing ..........................................................68 & Charles Mosby Receiving ......................................................70 Total Offense .... ............................................71 All-Purpose...... ..............................................71 Scoring............................................................72 Kicking ............................................................73 Punting............................................................75 Punt Returns ..................................................76 Kick Returns ..................................................77 Interception Returns ....................................78 Defense.. ........................................................79 Opponents’ Records ....................................80 Year-By-Year Results....................................80 Opponents Through the Years ....................81 Season Summaries.......................................82 Owl Trivia ....................................................................86 MUS Cheerleaders....................................................88 Graphic Designer: Jase Tillman. Photography: Gerald Gallik, MUS Archives. Editor: Dax Torrey 1 MUS-M.qxp_Insides 7/29/16 9:38 AM Page 2 THE POWER OF TEAMWOORK Good luckck to the Owls from all of us at Financial Federal. MUS Graduates Kent Wunderlich, 1966 Jon VanVan Hoozer, 1988 William Tayloe,Tayloe, 1992 Gideon Scoggin, 1995 Eric Beaty, 2001 Battle Williford, 2001 John Summers, 2005 FinFedMem.com | 1715 Aaronn Brenner Drive, Suite 100, Memphiss, TN 38120 | 901.756.2848 2 MUS-M.qxp_Insides 7/29/16 9:38 AM Page 3 WELCOME TO MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES Samuel N. Graham II ’80, Chairman R. Louis Adams ’70 R. Earl Blankenship Ellis Haguewood James F. Burnett ’83 A Message From The Headmaster Suki S. Carson Another exciting season of MUS football opens against the Glenn A. Crosby II ’77 Central Warriors at legendary Crump Stadium, where the Edward J. Dobbs ’89 ghosts of a host of memorable high-school and college William B. Dunavant III ’78 Robert M. Fockler ’77 contests since 1934 still live. The next week we’re back to P. Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. ’65 the friendly turf of Hull-Dobbs Athletic Field at Stokes Sta- J. Brett Grinder ’91 dium against the Falcons of Kingsbury. Then the Owls take Mark J. Halperin ’67 on three top-notch Mississippi high school teams – at Olive Joseph R. Hyde III ’61 Branch, and home games against Grenada and South Panola. We’re home again E. Carl Krausnick, Jr. ’79 against Ridgeway, St. Benedict, Briarcrest, and Craigmont, with a classic regular-season Robert E. Loeb ’73 finale at CBHS. Johnny B. Moore, Jr. Richard C. Moore, Jr. ’63 At MUS our commitment to excellence begins with our academic program, but our desire Joseph M. Morrison ’78 to push ourselves to be the best we can be extends to our athletic programs and other D. Stephen Morrow ’71 extra-curricular programs. We value team sports. As boys live through the experiences William E. Orgel ’81 of playing sports, they learn about themselves, and they imbibe timeless virtues – per- Wiley T. Robinson ’75 severance in the face of adversity, selfless loyalty to teammates and school, courage to Chris R. Sanders compete, and teamwork in pursuit of lofty goals. Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ’88 Owen B. Tabor, Jr. ’85 Our responsibility as spectators and supporters is clear: We must extend hospitality to Philip S. Wunderlich ’90 visiting schools and their fans, and we must exhibit the same level of sportsmanship ALUMNI ASSOCIATION and class as our players and coaches. Let’s enjoy the game, but let’s keep it all in proper EXECUTIVE BOARD perspective. Harry E. Sayle, IV ’92, President Jason J. Fair ’89 President-Elect Derek M. Clenin ‘03 Donald D. Drinkard ‘98 David J. Frazier ‘01 Robert C. Freeman ‘04 GO OWLS! Andrew E. Garrett ‘03 Paul T. Gillespie, III ‘01 J. Wesley Grace ‘86 J. Walker Hays, IV ‘84 Albert E. Laughlin, III ‘94 Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. ‘86 R. Allen McCool, Jr. ‘77 Memphis University School is a college-preparatory school dedicated to William M. McDonald, Jr. ‘97 academic excellence, cultivation of service and leadership, and the devel- Kelly L. McGuire ‘70 opment of well-rounded young men of strong moral character, consistent J. Worth Morgan ‘05 with the school’s Christian tradition. Michael N. Murphy, Jr. ‘03 Founded: 1893 Robert B. Preston ‘78 James A. Robinson, Jr. ‘68 Enrollment: 616 (7-12) Matthew J. Saenger ‘98 Colors: Royal Blue/Scarlet Scott S. Sherman ‘89 Location: Memphis Edward L. Simpson ‘85 Joseph L. Steffner, Jr. ‘09 Phone: 901-260-1300 John D. Stewart ‘78 Website: musowls.org Charles W. Summers, III ‘94 John M. Summers ‘05 Mascot: Owls Alexander W. Wellford, III ‘89 Athletic Director: Bobby Alston Brandon L. Westbrook ‘92 Headmaster: Ellis L. Haguewood Henry Wetter, III ‘70 Andrew D. Wright ‘86 3 MUS-M.qxp_Insides 7/29/16 9:38 AM Page 4 Memphis University School, a non-denominational and non-discriminatory college- preparatory day school for boys in Grades 7-12, ofers a diverse and engaging curriculum that balances academics, athletics, and the arts in a culture that emphasizes integrity, honor, and strength of character. The student-faculty ratio is 8:1, and typical class size is 15. FACULTY The faculty challenges, inspires, and nurtures growing minds. More than 74 percent of our teachers hold a master’s degree or Ph.D., and they average more than two decades of teaching experience. HISTORY The original MUS was founded in 1893 and closed in 1936 during the Great Depression. The present school was chartered in 1954 and opened for operation in 1955. HONOR CODE The student-run Honor Council helps maintain the school’s motto, Veritas Honorque – Truth and Honor – and does not tolerate lying, cheating, or stealing. NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED HONORS Fifteen seniors were named National Merit Semifnalists in 2015-16. These students together with the school’s 13 National Merit Commended Students made up 26 percent of the Class of 2016. STUDENT ACTIVITIES MUS ofers its students numerous extracurricular activities in government, publi- cations, music, theater, speech, athletics, art, honor societies, and
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