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

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 Tanny Santos 7-4 Cammie Schroeder 8-23 Chris Smith 4-6 jennifer Smith 10-19 Robby Wheetley 1-19 Angel VVhiddon 2-16 Susan Woodbery 3-31 )eanie Ziegler 5-12 This display of school spirit is just one of the ways Robby Wheetley adjusts to being a Cal. Kevin Drake. Amy Benedict, and Kyle Hutchinson earn extra credit for Chemistry by attending Saturday Morning Physics at FSU which gives each student extra exposure to science that only demonstrations can provide. Juniors V 49

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Paper, Pileau, and Parents Make Prom A Reality Boom! Another door slammed in your face. Guess they don’t want any wrapping paper. Huh? Selling wrapping paper was just the beginning of money- making projects. Everyone seemed to keep in the back of their mind that April 23 would make it all worthwhile. Was it really worth all the slammed doors and rude refusals? Cleaning chickens proved to be an interesting experience for Cammie Schroeder and Julia Jones. The suggestion was made by a wise mother that they might want to “push up their sleeves a little”. However, a few of them never missed out on a perfect opportunity to have a little fun. While others mixed the cabbage with mayonnaise and pickles, Jennifer Smith and Gil Chason found it looked good in her hair and all over his face. Maybe their parents did have enough wrapping to last until Christmas 1999 and enough frozen pileau to get through a famine, but the parents came through with their support and help once again. With all the money, support, and help the prom couldn’t miss, or could it? Either way time would tell. John Charles Harnett 6-26 Karen Hayes 9-3 Maury Hodgens 5-18 Julia Jones 10-15 48 A Classes Jason Layerd 5-20 Ben Lindquist 4-20 Heidi Pickels 7-1 Rachel Romeiko 1-2

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Indecisive But Ready to Face The Future “If anyone is dating in our class it won’t last long!” is how Emily Woodham described the dating situation in her class. The sophomores had a knack for dating this one or that one. “Who is it this week?” was a popular question. Going against the “sophomore odds” is what Christi Adams, Kevin Godwin, Michele Irwin, and Shanna Smith attempted to acheive. Ready to face the road is what many had on their mind; and when the day came to finally get the old license, mom’s car was never seen again. Sophomores could be seen driving everywhere. Up a road and down a road three or four times. To get ready for the “special” day Mike Bauldree, Ina Munroe, Malissa Sasser, Randy Skipper, Shanna Smith, and Bryan Ramos took driver’s education over the summer at Shanks. Florida State football games were a favorite for most of the sophomores. Every Saturday many of them could be seen cheering for the Seminoles. With all the excitement and fun, sophomores still took time out of their busy schedule to hit the books and prepare for the future. A Valentine’s Day parly provides one more diversion in an already busy day of sportsmates, opening Valentines, and carnations. Katherine Hinson breaks from Geometry to sign a yearbook. Mike Bauldree 12-22 )ody Beane 1-27 David Boyd 8-28 Christi Eggersdorf 7-1 Christi Adams 3-7 Dana Alford 9-18 Wendy Bannister 1-12 50 V Classes