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

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Tom Bauldree's jump shot puts away Bethlehem. During the game against Bethlehem, Wade Williams towers above the court in an attempt to score 2 points. Boys Varsity Basketball Will

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Varsity Boys continued I learned a lot about my- self and bas- ketball and I look forward to the coming b a s k e t b a 11 season.” — Mike Bauldree citement the bus broke down at Wewa. The 3-point line brought a new challenge to the Cats and encouraged many of the members to light-up the scoreboard from the 19 foot 9 inch line. Jay Brooks, how- ever found it quite difficult as he tried and tried against Charlie Fowler only to find failure. The Cats offense averaged 61.3 points per game while their hustling defense re- stricted the oppostion to 49.1 points per game. In March Chris Smith was chosen “all-county” with 19.1 points per game. The Bobcats fell short of their season goal such as not beating Maclay and not win- ning a game in the destrict tournement. However, on the positive side the Cats upset a superior Liberty County team in producing a winning record. Coach Hildebrant summed up the year: “We lost some of the games we should have won such as Poplar Springs at home and Bethlehem away but we ended up with a 15- 10 season. , » Sports

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Sophomore, Morris Suber, weaves through the defense to rack up an assist for Jason Shelfer’s two point big man move. Gators tip the toss for a quick starter as Jason Thompson struggles for height, but the Gators lose where it counts in the C-team confrontation at home. Junior Varsity: Front Row: Stevie Scruggs, Hugh Vanlandingham, Hal Fletcher. Back row: Randy Skipper, Mike Bauldree, Jason Shelfer, Morris Suber, Russell Suber, Derek Jackson. 112 Sports