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

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Clarice Munroe uses the senior priveledge of remaining in Ihe parking lot before school to primp and inish breakfast. Katheryn Jean Dowling : Brain Brawl I; Chorus I, II. Ill; Jr. Exchangelies II. Stephen Drake Flournoy : Chorus V; Football IV. Transfer from Shanks IV. Debra Jean Foley : Anchor Club III. IV; Journalism III, IV-Head Photographer; Jr. Exchangelies I, II; Softball I, II. Transfer from Trinity Catholic I. Stephen Alexander Gauss : Beta Club I. II; Chorus IV; Journalism IV; Key Club I. II, III, IV; Basketball I, II; Football I, II, III. IV; Track I, III, IV; Merit Scholarship Finalist. 38 4S‘ Classes

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Anticipation and Dread Jeffrey Yates Bedenbaugh : Beta Club I, II, III, IV-President; Brain Brawl III, IV-Captain; FCA III, IV; Key Club II, III, IV; Paw Print 111; Baseball 1. II, 111, IV; Football I, II, 111, IV; Homecoming Attendant I. William Rayford Blitch : Key (dub I. II, IU. IV; Baseball I-Coach’s Award, 11-Batting Average Award, III, IV; Basketball II, II, IV; Football I, II, III, IV. James Andrew Bostick : Beta Club II, 111, IV; Chorus IV; Key Club III; Football III, IV. James William Boyd : Paw Print III — Co-Editor. Mark Alan Branson : Beta Club II. Ill, IV; Chorus IV; Key Club I, II; Exchange Club Student of the Month IV; National Merit Award IV; Senior Superlative, Wittiest. William Mark Brown : Chorus IV; Key (dub II, III, IV; Football II. Ill, 1V-AII County-Honorable Mention All Big Bend; Track Ill- School Record Holder 440 Relay, IV; Senior Superlative, Best Looking. Transfer from Northview High School II. Seniors 37 “1 can’t wait to graduate and start FSU!” Melissa Alexander exclaimed when asked about college. While Melissa and Grayson Munroe show their Seminole spirit, Katie Hook and Wade Williams will be at- tending Florida. As always, many seniors plan to stay at home and attend TCC. Although Jim Boyd and Kathy Dowling will be enter- ing the military, and will be joining the Army and Navy. Whether there was excitement or sadness about leaving high school, college was bound to be full of new experiences. Charlotte White and Molly Wilson col- lect applications to different colleges so they can compare prices and entrance requirements.

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Being At The Top Privileges! That’s what being a senior was all about. Eating in- side was enjoyed by the majority of the class. Another priveledge was at as- semblies when everyone re- mained standing until the seniors were ready to be seated. Other priveledges included go- ing to the parking lot and getting out of school two weeks ear- lier. With all of these priveledges came many re- sponsibilities. It was important to set an example for younger students. There was also the poetry project and economic reports. All in all, the priveledges definitely out- weighed the responsibilities. Billy Blitch and Tom Bauldree lake ad- vantage of their free time during lunch to check out Mrs. Lasseter's selection of cat- alogs. The Senior Class awaits the arrival of the second half so that they can all be seated in unison for the assembly program on patriotism. Drake Flournoy, Daniel Mitchell, Mark Branson, and Frank Ventry take advantage of their priveledge to eat lunch inside on cold days. Seniors V 39