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

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Carolyn Sapp jumps the waves at Emerald Crest, where her family vacationed during Spring Break. Escaping the heat of the Mexico Beach sun. Jamey Worrell ventures into the water in search of sand dollars. Absorbing rays at Mexico Beach, Clarice Munroe, Johanna Gumanis, Molly Wilson, and Mandy Hancock assist Karen Hayes as she fills out an ACT form to be post- marked before noon. 186 Spring Activities

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Walt Disney Comes Alive Once Again May Day comes only once a year, but the memories last a life- time. Every year grandparents, parents, friends, and students join the festivities. A special tribute was paid to the late Walt Disney. The chorus program opened with Laura Annette” Alexander and Mark “Jimmy” Branson from the Mousekateer Club as they be- gan to tell the history of Dis- ney. Then came approximately forty dwarfs dressed in rags and felt hats singing “Hi Ho, Hi Ho” on their way. Snow White and her Prince walked arm in arm off the gym floor and so began the May Day program. Followed by all of Disney’s best: “When You Wish Upon a Star”, “Supercalifragilisticex- pialadocious”, and Winnie- the-Pooh, the show proved to be one of the best. Even though the program looked like it was no trouble, the chorus practiced long and hard. Teachers relunctantly ex- cused the members to go and practice. But the hard work paid off with thundering applause and “congratulations”. After it was over, a party was held during the last part of the day for chorus members. They celebrated one more success. On Grandparent’s Day, stu- dents got to spend time with their grandparents and friends during lunch. Entertainment, good food, along with great company made for a special day to always re- member. Clay Tullos and Jamey Worrell are kept busy serving tea and orange punch lo thirsty customers. Drake Flournoy relaxes after the May Day program on Grandparent's Day, while having lunch with his grandmother. May Day 185

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Sun and Fun Students Live It Up at Spring Break Spring break officially began on Friday at 2:35 April first. How- ever, for most it began earlier since class time was spent en- visioning the beach, soaking up rays and partying. Unfortunately the first weekend was mostly spent watching television shows, like Sparticus Atticus and Michelle Johnson’s favorite. The Big Valley . As the weather cleared,so did the houses. Everyone ven- tured out to the beach to bask in the sun and swim in the Gulf. At night everyone headed to Panama City for entertain- ment. However, while cruising “the strip” one evening Dianne Spooner, Debbie Foley, John Bar- row, and Brad McCown were left stranded in Panama City when the fan switch in Dianne’s car broke. By the end of the week most everyone had their limit of sun and were tired out from the cons- tant action and lack of sleep. Af- ter a week of being together all the time everyone was ready to head for home, maybe even pre- pared for another stretch of school. Spring Break 187