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

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 Hal Fletcher's warmup before the Madison match pays off with a win. Playing doubles with Amy Curry, provides Katherine Hinson an op- portunity to use her net strategy. Tennis 125

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Tennis continued Stats Karen Hayes 2nd piace girls’ singles in district Most agreed the courts were great and well worth the wait. The boys still had one lone win against Madison. Led by senior, Bill Higdon, the boys worked on strategy. Coach Lynn Shelter allowed them to place themselves. This was an arrangement they enjoyed. On April 18th the Varsity teams participated in the District Tournament in Pen- sacla. After rolling the courts to clear standing wa- ter, the first round of play began. The girls were elim- inated in the first round with the exception of Karen Hayes. She defeated Maclay and was then defeated by Pensacola Catholic. The boys were also eliminated in the first round. The Junior Varsity Girls had their share of problems with canceled matches against Maclay and Bain- bridge. Facing a tough Bain- bridge team made the sea- son even harder, but they survived it. The experience proved invaluble as each player im- proved and developed more skill in an effort to be com- petitive in the future. • Junior Varsity Tennis Team.Front row:Mary Bryant Hin- son. Christi Hill. Amy Cordell, and Abby Cordell.Back row.Mary Jack Higdon, Laura Carnes, Marjorie Gregory, Bamsey Curry, and Beth McCown. Mary K. Gregory relurns a backhand to Deanie Poitevint, her Maclay opponent, in a challenging district match. ■■ 124 Sports

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The Cats Rock The Field We wrapped up (he season in the Famu game with our best hilling ever. — Coach John Hodgens “Batting Aver- age” Randy S. — .421 Tom B. — .345 Mark B. — .400 Chris S. — .295 Adam B. — .390 Maury H. — .300 “R.B.I.’s” Mark B. — 30 Adam B. — 25 Pitching” Tom B. — 6-2 Randy S. — 1-2 Derek). — 1-3 This being the Cats best overall season in quite some time, brought many smiling faces from players, coaches, students, and many parents. Maclay, who was ranked fourth in the state, was said by many players, to be the hardest team to conquer. Two games were played against them, with only one loss. North Florida Christian was defeated by the Bobcats twice, which was a long awaited and appreciated oc- currence. During the Famu home game, the Bobcats won 10-5, despite having lost the day before to Chattahoochee with a score of 3-9. Baseball seemed to bring the team members closer to- gether. Adam Burns was heard saying that the team had a “love hate relation- ship.” One reason for the excellence in the playing participation was the com- petition between the players themselves. 55 Front Row. Jeff Bedenbaugh, John Barrow, Brad McCown, Ed Hinson, Maury Hodgens. Mark Brown. Back Row. David Boyd, Chris Smith, Bandy Skipper, Mike Bauldree, John Harnett, Tom Bauldree, Wade Jackson, Derek Jackson, Adam Burns, Jeffrey Rushing. 126 Sports