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

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AN AGE OLD HODGE-PODGE Whether you were starting from nival and they all brought students scratch in Kindergarten, or a fin- closer together and helped them to ished product in twelfth grade, be- become part of the family at ing part of a class gave each student Munroe. So even if a student wasn’t a sense of belonging to a group, a member of a club or team, he was There were class projects, field always a member of his class. trips, and booths at the Fall Car- Classes Joining Joslen's representative, Phil Brown, the Jr. class models the array of new class rings on ring day.

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After making masks before the Hal- loween party, the sixth graders model their frightful handiwork. During the Miss Munroe pep rally, the elementary students’ tension mounts as the Varsity boys make the last shot which resulted in a pie in Coach Morris’ face. 34 V Classes

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At the end of lunch, senior boys browse through the college catalogs in Mrs. Lassiter's room. Laura Susan Alexander : beta Club IV; Chorus III. IV; lr. Lxchangettes II; Puiv Print IV-Co-Editor; Cheerleading I. II- Captain. III. IV; Tennis -Most Improved; Homecoming Attendent III; Homecoming Contestant IV; Miss Munroe Contestant IV; County and Area Soil and Water Conservation Speech Contest Winner III; Fourth Place in State Conservation of Soil and Water Speech Contest IV; Baseball Stats IV. Melissa Carol Alexander : Anchor Club IV; Beta Club I. II. III. IV; Chorus IV; Joumulism III; Jr. Fxchungettes II; Cheerleading II. III. IV; Tennis I. II. III. |ohn Michael Harrow FCA III; Key Club I. II. IV; Football II. III. IV; T rack II. Ill, IV; Senior Superlative. Most Congenial. Thomas C erald Hauldree, Jr. Key Club II. III. IV; Baseball II. III. IV; Basketball II. III. IV; Football II. III. IV. 36 Classes