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

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Organization was the main task undertaken by the newly formed Robert F. Munroe Day School STI DENT GOVERNMENT. With Mrs. Woodward’s help and guidance the planning and writing of the constitution made (lie document a reality. The next step was ils ratification by the student body. Discussions were held tor the students to voice their opinions and make suggestions as to changes they would like to make. Ratifying the constitution provided the foundation for the elections that were held. Campaigns began and they were imaginative and creative. Candidates were also give the opportunity to make their final speeches to the students before the elections were held. Then the newly elected president, Susan Miller, took over her duties and helped to make the year a success. Janet is very serious as she states her qualifications for Student o ..... , , Government secretary in her speech before elections. Susan Miller conducts her first meeting as the new president and organizes her plans for the year ahead.

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We awake each morning wondering it' this is the day that we’ll be recognized for previous efforts: if it's not. we’ll just try harder. After all, tomorrow will come and be gone only too soon if we wait for tin world to stop at our corner.

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Conflicting ideas are smoothed out of the rough draft constitution as Jim Ffeil relates students’ ideas about changes they would like to make to Mrs. Woodward. Campaigns an very serious, but fun. as shown by Susan soliciting Doug’s vote and as she pins a “Susan for Pres.” button on him. Before ratification of the constitution students voice their opinions and ideas in the manner of motions submitted from the floor and acknowledged by Jim Ffeil, acting chairman of the panel. v s