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

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Take Your Pick — —. Either Dancing Feet, or an Empty Stomach Is the Best Way to a Person’s Purse Have you ever had to go to a basketball or football game and on- ly had thirty minutes to get there without having had supper first? Well the Booster Club solved that problem. The Booster Club always manages to have golden fried fish or hamburgers before important games. Brownies, Snickers, M M’s, cokes, pizza, and popcorn were also available at the concession stand. Fans could be seen lined up to the bleachers as they prepared to purchase their food. Not only did the Booster Club serve food at games, but also at the annual Fall Carnival. Chicken pileau along with desserts of all kinds were ready to choose from. Booster Club met several times over the summer to plan in advance the concession stands for football and basket- ball games. The long games were harder to get through without the help of a little “pick-me-up”. On those cold, winter football nights, a cup of hot chocolate or coffee warmed the hands and the stomachs. Kids ran around begging for a quarter, dime, or even a nickel, anything to help tend to their appetites. Even grown-ups liked to have fun too! The Booster Club rolled up their jeans, put on poodle skirts and bobby socks and danced all night to classic fifties songs. A Back To the Fifties Dance for the par- ents, sponsored by the Booster Club, helped parents give off a lit- tie steam and have a lot of fun! While the parents were out having fun, their kids enjoyed having a quiet night to themselves at home. Being in the Booster Club wasn't always fun and games. Hard work went into preparing the many ac- tivities they did. Without the Booster Club, many important things would not get done. Frying fish is an art and Mr. Mac McCown and Mr. Bo Chason get plenty of practice at the pre-game dinner sponsered by the Booster Club at the Homecoming Game. 200 Ads

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Before the Homecoming Game, Mrs. Linda Ventry sets up the Booster Club booth at the fish fry, ready to serve with a smile. The refreshments at the basketball game grab Emily Wood- ham’s attention as Mrs. Spooner fixes her order. Hard workers in the Booster Club, including Mr. Charles Ban- nister and Mrs. Linda Ventry fix lots of popcorn and cokes at the concession stands for basketball games. The umbrella isn’t quite big enough to keep Mrs. Bonnie Blitch. Laura Alexander, Melissa Alexander, and Kelly Tiller com- pletely dry as they discuss the football game. Booster Club 201