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

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To slow down you assumed the fledgling position of pigeoned feet, knocked knees, outspread arms, complete with an open mouth and screech. The stopping manuever looked more like a landing albatross. You simply went limp from the knees down and prayed you didn’t hit any- thing. The more talented skiers behind you would pick up all your missing parts for you. However once you developed your own method, skiing was a blast! After a cold day on the slopes the hot tubs, steam rooms, and pool sounded great, even for Kena Maxwell who was very unwillingly thrown in the pool by Cory Hill, Mark Brown, and David Gregg with all her clothes on! When Saturday rolled around seniors and chaperones especially were ready to call it quits and head back home. By the end of the 12 hour bus ride students were ex- claiming they never thought they would be so happy to see Quincy again! Daniel Masters Mitchell : Bela Club I, II, III, IV; Key Club II, III, IV; Paw Print III; Basketball I, II; Golf III. IV. Clarice Munroe : Anchor Club III — Treasurer, IV-Treasurer; Chorus II; Jr. Exchangettes II; Journalism Ill-Assistant Business Manager; Student Council I, II, Ill-Treasurer, IV-President; Girls Basketball Manager IV; Cheerleading I, II; Softball II; Class Vice President II; Exchange Club Student of the Month; Miss Munroe Contestant; Senior Superlative, Most Congenial. Grayson Holly Munroe : Anchor Club Ill-Board of Directors, IV; Beta Club IV; Chorus IV; Jr. Exchangettes I. II; Paw Print III; Cheerleading I, II, III, IV; Class Secretary I. II, IV; Class Vice President 111; Homecoming Queen. Kevin James Reynolds ; Chorus II, III; Journalism 111; Football I. Rhonda Dalania Rudd : Anchor Club IV; Chorus I, II. Ill; Jr. Exchangettes II; Basketball I. II. Ill, IV; Softball II, III, IV; Senior Superlative, Most Talented. Jeffrey Thomas Rushing : Key Club II. Ill-Vice President. IV: Chorus II, III; Baseball I, II. III. IV; Basketball I. II, IV; Football I. II, III, IV; Senior Superlative. Most Athletic. Seniors Vfc 13

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 A lack of sitting in Mrs. Blilch’s con- dominium left some to gather in the hall- way to talk and cut-up. Cory Hill leases Charlotte White during a Senior get-together on the last night at the Pinnacle Inn. Wild Times and Wipeouts The senior trip to Beech Mountain, N.C. could have been mistaken for a tour of all the Hardee’s restaurants in the Southeast. Upon arrival Seni- ors made snowballs. Putting their snowballs to use Grayson Munroe, Laura Alexander, Melissa Alexander, Johanna Gumanis, Katie Hook and Charlotte White cooled off hot- tub bathers with a sudden sur- prise. Their surprise came when they were “arrested” by a Pin- nacle Inn security guard because of six complaints within 15 min- utes. On the slopes things moved even faster, too fast for some like Dianne Spooner, Kathy Dowling, and Mrs. Allison. Coming down the intermediate slope teaches Jamey Worrell more about getting up (hen skiing down. 42 ® Classes

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On Teen Night at Mardi Graz Dianne Spooner and Clarice Munroe visit with the bar tender after partying on the dance floor to “Push It!”. Susan Dianne Spooner : Anchor Club Ill-Secretary, IV; Beta Club II, III, IV; Chorus I; Jr. Exchangettes II; Journalism IV-Ads Manager; Student Council II, IV-Secretary; Basketball I, III. IV- Stats; Class President II. Ill, IV; Ralston-Purina “ Dare You” Award; Senior Superlative, Most Studious and Most Likely to Succeed. Sharon Rebecca Summerford : Paw Print III; Basketball I, II. Ill, IV-Co-captain; Softball I, II, III, IV; Senior Superlative, Most Athletic. Edward Umar Taylor : Beta (dub I, 11-Vice President, III, IV; Chorus IV-President; Key Club II, III, IV; Football I, II, III, IV; Track I. IV; Exchange Club Student of the Month; Senior Superlative, Most Talented. 44 2 Seniors