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

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Frustrated by her locker location, Niki Sims reorganizes it frantically, in an at- tempt to catch the bus before it leaves. Between classes, Michele Irwin patiently waits on Tina While and Ina Munroe at the crowded locker scene. 24 Student Life

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 The Miss Munroe contestants: Represent- ing Paw Print, Laura Alexander: Journal- ism, Johanna Gumanis; Beta Club, Kena Maxwell: Key Club, Charlotte White: and Student Council, Clarice Munroe. As a result of the Lady Cats’ loss in the pep rally shoot out, Laura Alexander smears pie in Coach Morris’ face. ■ Miss Munroe 23

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Lockers A Special Combination Totally Trashed or Squeaky Clean What do schoolpapers, old notes, and squished lunches have in common? They can all be found in lockers. This was the second year that we were able to use “real live lockers”, and for some it was a “real live horror!” Jennifer Smith could be seen kneeling at her bottom locker or- ganizing her paraphernalia, while dodging falling Algebra and History books from above. On some mornings, the sounds of frantic students could be heard, when everyone’s locker Taking advantage of their senior privilege of staying in their homeroom during break, Ed Hinson and Billy Blilch wait until the halls are less crowded to get their books. After lunch, Daniel Mitchell gets an early start on getting his books, to avoid being tardy for fifth period. was locked, and no one knew their combination. Some thought that it was a waste of time to even lock their locks, “who would want to steal schoolbooks?” There were a wide variety of locker personalities. Kathy Dowling kept hers decorated with “the hunk of the week”, while others stuck their’s with “smiley faces.” Still others had football helmets,basketballs, or cheerleading megaphones taped to the fronts. There were some packrats who never cleaned their lock- ers. Drake Flournoy’s, Kevin Reynold’s, and Trey Fletcher’s each took on a life of its own. Papers could be seen slowly creeping out. There were a few exceptions who did keep their lockers look- ing very tidy. Ben Lindquist kept his spotless, while Rachel Romeiko organized hers accord- ing to classes. It didn’t matter what your lock- er looked like. What mattered was whether Mrs. Bassett found “stuff” on top of, or on the side of, the gray monster. Recovering items was always met with a lec- ture. One thing was certain ,it was yours for the year, and that was that! Lockers 25