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

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Homecoming Excitements Young and 01 Celebrat The halls were crowded with “nerds”, “twins”, and people turned “backwards”. Spirit week gave the students a good reason to clown around, refuse to speak, and break some fashion rules. Kena Maxwell, Charlotte White, Grayson Munroe, and Laura Alex- ander all managed to get through the day as they waited for the long six periods to end. Varsity cheerleaders led the crowd at the pep-rally, with “We Are Un- stoppable.” The elementry grades en- joyed using the pom-poms. The cheering continued at the game against Charlie Fowler. During half-time, the crowd rushed to get hot chocolate and coffee and still make it back in time to hear Coach Hodgens announce our Homecoming Queen. As family and friends waited anxiously, Grayson Munroe was crowned. The class attendants, freshmen, Mary Bryant Hinson and Stevie Scruggs; sophomores, Michelle Irwin and Kevin Godwin; and jun- iors, Karen Hayes and Tanny San- tos congratulated Grayson Munroe. Later, at the Homecoming Dance, students celebrated the victory. They rocked to old and new songs from the Beatles to Tif- fany, where Coach Wilder and Lisa Lewis as chaperones danced along side the younger crowd. At 12:30, the students left for home and the excitement died down. The day was over, but the mem- ories would live on forever. The fish dinner sponsored by the Boos Club, is enjoyed by Andy Oliver and I mother, prior to the Homecoming game 18 Homecoming contestants and their fathers: Kena and Mr. Walter Maxwell, Grayson and Mr. jack Munroe, Laura and Mr. Go Alexander, and Charlotte and Mr. Massey White. Student Life

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Cars ... Teenager’s Best Friend Cruisin’ Cats What’s on teenagers’ minds? Running a close second to “other eenagers” are CARS! The ultimate dream: Waking ip on the morning of your six- eenth birthday, and finding a :hampagne colored Porche larked in your driveway. Some were lucky enough to lave new cars. There were Grayson Munroe, in her Honda RX, Jennifer Smith and Cammie schroeder in their Honda deludes, Charlotte White in her Ford Festiva, Drake Flournoy in “The Porche”, Gil Chason in his Blazer, Johanna Gumanis in her Subaru, and Frank Ven- try in “The B.M.W.” Clearly each was in an enviable po- sition. Several had some sort of car to call his own, even if it wer- en’t the hottest item on the street. Stephen Gauss in “The Warp Drive”, Angel Whiddon, Amy Benedict, and Rachel Romeiko in their “Cruzers”, Kevin Godwin, Molly Wilson, Kevin Drake, and Susan Wood- bery each at least had wheels. There were some who still got stuck driving “the family car”. But whether you drove a 1988 Honda CRX, or a 1957 Chevy Bel — Air, a car continued to be ... A Teenagers’ Best Friend. After school, Bill David Strauss gets com- fortable as he waits for Heidi Pickels to take him home. Cars 17

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Grayson Munroe dons the crown as Homecoming Queen while friends rush to congratulate her with hugs. As the Homecoming contestants are introduced, former queen, Laurie Woodham and sophomore Mike Bau dree get ready to pass on the crown. Attendants, Michelle Irwin, Karen Hayes, and Mary Bryant Hinson anxiously await the announcement. Ready to chow down a booster hamburger, Laura Irwin and Mary Hilliard McMillan hurry back to the bleachers before kickoff. The cheerleaders and Miss Holly show their appreciation to Molly Wilson for helping with their dance routine for the Homecoming pep-rally. Homecoming 19