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

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Using one of Wiliacoochee Creek Hunting Club’s permits, David Boyd kills his doe, the last day of the sea- son.

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Early Rising Keeps A Hunter Well Fed (( t's beller lo kill than wound. -Drew Boslick Hack Report” lodv Beane- spike Trey Flefcher-5pl. Adam Burns-7pl. Corv Hi11- 9pl. Drew Boslick-8pl. Bill Higdon- 7pt- Keeping up with the weather and the nightly “Fish and Game Forecast”, seemed one of the sure fire ways certain of the right times to break out the hunt- ing clothes, pack the tackle box, load the rifles, and most importantly, check the gas in the truck. Hunting and fishing trips were popular ways for boys, and girls, to kick back and relax in preferred atmo- sphere. On the mornings of the “day of the trip”, Mark Branson could be seen pull- ing into the parking lot, with his boat following behind. Frank Ventry and Drake Flournoy even went as far as to “camoflauge” their boat with items from the Wal-Mart paint section. Of all of the “sports”, the most popular was cruising around town.Some even thought that teenagers would “burn a hole in the road” driving up and down King St., around Chandler’s parking lot, and on the way to other hangouts. It didn’t matter what sport one participated in, having fun was what counted! Training for track practice, Lamar Taylor spots Stephen Gauss for his 315 pound lift.

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Wilder's Cats Win the Season We made a lot of improvements since the first of the year, and 1 feel they should be a lot better next year even with the loss of four starters. -Allison Drake After a throw in from Samantha Johnson, point guard. Gretchen Mashburn drives ihe lane and pulls up fora jump shot. With the loss of three starters, the J.V. Girls had a lot of ground to cover. Un- der the direction of new head coach, Bob Wilder, the girls proved they could cut it by coming out with a win- ning season. Much of their success was due to the return of four starters, Marjorie Gregory, Samantha Johnson, Allison Drake, and Wendi McDaniel. Staying after school , the girls had tougher practices which consisted of running “the hill,” working on pass- ing, dribbling, and shooting. Harder practices resulted in winning their first three out of four games. The foe of the year proved to be a quicker Howard Middle School team. Their biggest win of the year was against Grand Ridge, when Marjorie scored twenty points. The team celebrated a winning season with a ham- burger cookout at Glen Ju- lia. After all, they had rea- son to celebrate. Front row: Samantha Johnson, Marjorie Gregory, Millie McCaskill. Back row: Coach Bob Wilder, Gretchen Mashburn, Allison Drake, Suzanne Spooner, Elder Maxwell, Amy Adams, Manager: Leigh Ann Sinilh. 106 Sports Heavily guarded by the Pirates, Marjorie Gregory makes a bounce pass to Allison Drake who makes the basket from outside for two points.