Robert F Munroe Day School - Reflections Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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I was once blind, lost and alone in a dark world. Into myself no hint of the outside could come. But someone came to me to teach me of myself, and in learning 1 discovered the world around me and saw in this world my teacher totally comforted, needed and useful. And in the beginning 1 awoke to a familiar light; bundling up my joy and running to find her, 1 was amazed at the newness around me. 1 found her sitting alone and with my new sight came the knowledge of her strength . . . “I can see,” the words were mine. She spoke softly saying, “What is it you see?” “You are blind.” “Yes,” was her only sound.

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The executive school board members work hard to think of new ideas for the betterment of our school. W ithout the leadership of the SCHOOL BOARD, the Robert F. Munroe Day School would not have been possible. The members produced and continued the guidance and supervision of the school and it’s program. The board worked long and hard hours to make our school a place of recognition. They were constantly looking for ways to improve and make the school a more efficient place to get a good education. Everett E. Gay, chairman, was instrumental in fund-raising projects, and also contributed his own physical labor in preparing for the opening of the Robert F. Munroe Day School. 10 Everett E. Gay, chairman of the school board.