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

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Being double teamed by Sneads, Samantha Johnson patiently awaits Wendi McDaniel’s arrival in the lane for a pass for two. During the Florida High clash, Mil- lie McCaskill and Allison Drake’s aggressive defense turns over the Demon’s possession. Girls . V. Basketball V 107

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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.

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Varsity Boys’ Year of Triumph (( ictory made (he hard practices ivorthwhiIe”-Chris Smith “Being youn- gest on the team was a challenge yet it built character and a foun- dation for coming years.’’- Bryan Ra- mos First year head coach, Woody Hildebrandt, began his season well with a win over Altha. Hildebrandt was a newcomer from Godby High School. Coming into the year he stated, “We’ll have to play tough defense, put pressure on the people, and stay away from playing a half-court game.” The sea- son brought excitement and new adventure as the Bob- cats played in the “church sanctuary” at Charlie Fowl- er Christian School. At Bethlehem, the Cats knew they were in trouble when they walked in the gym and to their amazement saw “NO TOBACCO IN GYM” signs and fell victims to bad officiating in an over-time loss. Coach Hildebrandt re- cieved two technical fouls, one for “kneeling” in front of the bench. Later in the year the Cats once again en- countered bad officiating in Liberty County as Coach Hildebrandt was ejected from the game! Assistant Coach Joey Edwards re- cieved a technical for “drinking a coke.” To cap off the year’s ex- The chase is on as Brad McCown and Jeffery Rushing advance toward the opposition. Bryan Ramos goes for a layup on the home turf.