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

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 Ramsey Curry. Samantha Johnson, and Mike Mock mix in with juniors and sophomores at a basketball pep rally. Factoring equations are simplified for Dana during second period Algebra I. Jackson with help from Mrs. Woodwrard

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Forgotten Money And Put Off Assignments The class breaks from English as Miss Deb- bie's third graders show off their homade masks. After the F.S.U. production of Guys and Dolls”. Erika M. and Andrea P. rehash a scene before lunch al Rax. Can’t Stop the Food orders, picture money, and yearbook payments. How could anyone nave been expected to remember so many things at once? Some ninth graders found it easy to do. lust whip out the old checkbook! The only problem with that, was that you suddenly had ten instant friends to go along with it. “If you write me a check. I’ll pay you back! I promise.” Sure ... in a few weeks maybe. Monev wasn’t the only dilema for the freshmen. Science was more than just rock formations and evaporations. Mrs. Van’s pop tests were a true incentive, because with each pop test came the desire to work harder. Some girls found it hard to stay within their age group and loolced upward for Doyfriends. Laura Carnes dated Mike Freshmen Bauldree, Wendi McDaniel saw Trey Fletcher, and Tracy Aleshire dated David Gregg. The female portion of the class were the most active in sports. Several were on the J.V. Cheerleading squad and many played basKetDall. Only a few experienced accidents. Andrea Parramore broke her leg while water skiing in October, and Scharla Frazier had a “run in” with a four wheeler. She claimed she didn't feel it due to being “numb from the experience.” With only a few mishaps, constant claims of studying late, every sort of after school practice and expanded social lives, freshmen balanced the various aspects of a complicated year with humor and maturity. Christopher Ferris 4-17 Scharla Frazier 1-13 Marjorie Gregory 1-4 Mary Jack Higdon 7-19 Christen Hill 7-30 Mary Bryant Hinson 8-8 Freshmen 55

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Fashion enlertains Laura Carnes and Abby Cordell al the first Christmas Ball. Hoop shooling is a big hit as Beth, Chrisli, and Chris take their Carnival shi t. Relaxing On the Weekends or After School Evens Things Out Everyone knows what they did during school, but not many people know what they did after school, and on weekends. Whether basketball or cheerleading, most of the girls stayed after school for practice, Those who were free to just go home caught up on soaps, homework, or satisfied their after school appetites. Most got rides home from an older brother or sister, but some had to ride the bus. The common activity though, was going home, having a snack, and then turning on the T.V. Only after all the best shows had been seen could homework be completed. The time spent going to school in the morning was a good time to finish any extra assignments. The weekends were spent doing what every normal teen- ager does. Hanging out! Whether at home or with friends, it was the best way to relax after a hectic week at school. All in all, resting after a hard day’s work came in different ways. Some chose to continue the work by completing homework and playing afterwards, while others decided to play first and work later. Anyway they did it, they got the job done and still had time to unwind. April Miller 7-28 Michael Mock 6-3 Andrea Parramore 2-9 Susan Parramore 9-7 Stevie Scruggs 12-21 Russell Suber 11-11 Freshmen 57