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

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Members of the journalism class organize their thoughts and materials to produce an expressive yearbook. Photographer Carlyle McCall stays on the job getting the pictures that tell the story of our school’s second year. To do the work you love and to love those with whom you work make work a pleasure, duty a privilege, and creativity a reward. Eloise Chamberlain — Adviser 42

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Seven CANDY STRIPERS from Robert Munroe joined twenty-two other girls from Gadsden County and gave enthu- siastic support and aid to the Gads- den Memorial Nursing Staff. Valuable experience was also gained by work- ing at the Bloodmobile, X-Ray Unit, and nursing home. The knowledge of nursing duties and responsibilities helped several girls to make deci- sions for careers in medicine. 41

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Janet Fletcher and Helen Griffin learn to type copy from Lynne Layton and Sarah Stuart Auman. The 72 ANNUAL STAFF wanted to produce a yearbook capturing the excitement and emotions of the school year. With the staff, editor, and adviser working together, this was possible. The “team” was like a machine; every person had a co-ordinate duty. This helped the students to grow in sensitivity and responsibility. These qualities strengthened all as the fight to meet dead- lines went on. REFLECTIONS ’72, in the beginning like a small child, was nurtured to maturity by the ANNUAL STAFF. Faced with a maze of problems — writing, illustrating, financing, and producing the annual, Cilia maintains calmness in the security of preparedness. Priscilla Suber, Editor-in-Chief 43