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To Be Number One Amy and Abby Cordell take a double decker piggy back ride courtesy of Lau- ra Carnes. in an effort to enhance (heir knowledge Ken Kennedy and Mall Bell make pa- per mache planets. PUTTING IT TOGETHER Is The Only Way Growing up all your life at one school, or just coming in at seventh grade, you feel a cer- tain closeness and intimacy with the miniature crowd in a small school. New students be- came good friends in a short time, and when troubles arose in games, jobs, and homework, friends were just an arms length away. Any problems that came up were solved in the wink of an eye. Friends, as well as teach- ers, were always willing to help out any way they could. After all, pulling together has proved to move mountains, and at Munroe it was very easy to accomplish.‘a “When I say number, you say one!” High school fans show their spirit at the Homecoming game pep rally. That night, the Bobcats defeated Charlie Fowler 69-0. 6 »Jif Opening
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All You Do Is STIR IT UP To Make It Blend It could have been just an- other year, but it wasn’t. It was special. Whether you had been at Munroe for twelve years or two, you knew what to expect when you walked in those double doors. There would be a “First Day” assembly to get into the swing of things, and you made it first on your list to make those new faces feel right at home. There were new subjects, books, even new teachers to get used to. Excite- ment seemed to fill the air, as everyone shared their summer romances, disasters, and new friendships. In the next few weeks eve- ryone joined together in the “We The People” celebration. Before you knew it everything new and old began to go through the blender.‘2 While on a field trip to Panacea, Bi- ology II students, Karen Hayes, Jenni er Smith, and Pat Boykin observe such sea life as horseshoe crab. New students help themselves to the fried chicken and potato salad at the Student Council’s luncheon. In celebration of our Constitution's birthday, elementary students recite the Pledge of Allegiance along with the rest of the nation. Opening ‘JJ 5
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