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

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 J.V. Cheerleaders entertain fans at the Miss Munroe pep rally with “We Are The Bobcats which they learned during summer camp at FSU. Sports 91

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Boy Scout, Andy Oliver, acts as flag- bearer during pregame as Cammie Schroeder, Mary Katherine Gregory, and Amy Curry sing the National Anthem. Adam Burns and Chris Smith are given some good-natured advice by Coach Eitson during the Homecoming slaughtering” of Panama City's Char- lie Fowler team. Somehow, I don’t think “The Fridge” started out this way. The endless hours of practice, sprints, rebounds, and squats left little time for homework or a social life. With these came the added pressure of winning. As teams prepared to meet tough compe- SEASONING the BUDDY SYSTEM tition, coaches gave their pep talks, team members encouraged each other, and cheerleaders gave their vocal support. These things seasoned the buddy sys- tem. That tried and true formula for success. Maybe “The Fridge” did start this way after all. 90 Sports

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Cats Scratch Out A 7-2 Season (( W ith the way the schedule ivas. I had hoped we could break even. Anything above that was a bonus.” — Coach Lou Etison All County Of- fense: Mark Brown, Jeffrey Rushing, Chris Smith, Lamar Taylor The Bobcats had a tough schedule, as they joined in the district race. With thir- teen returning Seniors, there was experience on the team, which helped make up for the loss of several starters from the previous team. Despite the large number of Seniors, the team had lit- tle depth because there were only ten underclass- men. The lack of people made it difficult to scrim- mage at practice. Coach Lou steadily intensified the practices to strengthen the players who played both of- fense and defense. The Cats opened up with a win against Greensboro to get a tough season off to a good start. Most of the op- ponents proved to be little trouble against Coach Lou’s strategy, especially Charlie Fowler, Munroe’s Home- coming opponent, who bit the dust at 69-0. The two dissappoint- ments of the season were the losses against Chatta- hoochee and Wewa. These two games kept the Cats from winning the district ti- tle. Front How: Wade Jackson, Ed Hinson, John Barrow, Brad McCown, and David Boyd. Middle Row: Bill Higdon, Frank Ventry, Shaun Foley, David Gregg, Billy Biitch, Jeff Bedenbaugh, Jason Layerd, Lamar Taylor, Gil Chason.and Drake Flournoy; Back How: Jeffrey Rushing, Asst. Coach Joey Edwards, Cory Hill, Hobby Wheetley, John Charles Harnett, Adam Burns, Drew Bostick, Stephen Gauss, Mark Brown, Chris Smith, and Coach Lou Eitson. The Bobcats doom a Greensboro Bulldog during a tight game which ends in the Munroe victory. r