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

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Donna Akins Vic Pctts Debra Brown Deanna Butler Karen Cannon Kelly Cumbie Helen Duncan Kay Edwards George Harris Lauta Higdon 66

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Dewey Jetton Lawson Miller Kerry Parker Debbie Kinard Gene Morgan Allison Peacock Second graders found that with each step forward the challenge became greater. Having learned to print in the first grade, their struggle now was with cursive writing exercises. Math became harder be- cause the numbers became larger. Although at times the work seemed impossibly difficult and endless, a more perfect letter or a correct sum were thrilling rewards. Brenda Perkins Sam Timmons Kelly Slay Ronald Whigham Hank Subcr Kelly Williams Margaret Bert, B.S., Florida State University 65 SECOND GRADE

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Ralph Higdon Lynn Hoffman Gil Johnson Andy Jones Pamela Lambert Kim Little Mike Ottingcr Bill Parramore Susan Parramore Scott PoppeB Rebecca Price Shannon Stephens Brent Watson Kevin Weekly Time had passed quickly in summer, but was slowed by new learning in autumn. As Mrs. Vanlandingham discussed the reading materials, the third graders absorbed ideas. Some students won contests by figuring out math problems. During free time, they went out to play and had fun. 67 THIRD GRADE