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

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 The nearness of the pressing deadline fills Mrs. Chamberlain with increasing concern. Co-operation between Craig and Elizabeth Fletcher, his assistant editor, consequently improves the efficiency of the staff's workability. 33

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The publication of the ’71 Reflections began as a challenge and ended as a notable accomplishment for its sponsor, staff, and editor. The staff was special in itself, being composed of juniors and seniors who were well qualified and willing to work. Together they were able to overcome their foremost obstacle, that of financing the annual. Being newly organized and completely without funds, the 71 REFLECTIONS ANNUAL STAFF depended solely upon the selling of advertisements and annual subscription sales for financing. After a year of adjusting to the arrangements for journalism and finally identifying with the school itself, the efforts of the annual staff were recognized with the completion of an annual produced to reflect and preserve the happenings of the year for students from the first grade to the twelfth. The members of the staff had no traditions to keep and no precedents to follow, yet the prime objective was fulfilled — to present the Robert F. Munroe School’s story. He seldom argues yet holds firmly to his opinions; he sees humor in any situation and in this is apprehensions are overcome; he becomes so totally involved with others that he learns something about himself. — Craig Williams — Editor-in-Chicf Organization in the daily collection of money, following the annual and picture sales, simplifies the troublesome task of correlating the money with the monies collected sheets.

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Mark Fletcher leads the way as the first member to board the Pep bus headed for an out-of-town game. 34