Zoe Bergman crowned the queen of Miss Munroe court

In February, Robert F. Munroe Day School crowned the queen of its Miss Munroe court.

Miss Munroe was crowned during the halftime session of the boys’ varsity basketball game on February 4, with Quincy daughter Zoe Bergman named as the school’s new Miss.

All of the candidates, Brett Robbins, Madison Johnson, Gracie Stephens, and Bergman, are seniors at Robert F. Munroe.

Miss Munroe is an honor similar to the football homecoming queen, except it serves as a title of honor for the school’s basketball season.

Bergman has attended Munroe for 13 years, and currently serves as Student Body Vice-President.

Bergman is also in the school’s Anchor Club (Grades 9-12) as its current president, is a Beta Club member, an Honor Board member (and has been since the eighth grade).

Athletically, Bergman is a cheerleader, and plays on the school’s volleyball and tennis teams.

Bergman is dual enrolled at Tallahassee Community College, where she has been named to the college’s Dean’s/President’s Lists.

She has also been named to the National Society of Leadership and Success (lifetime inclusion).

In Bergman’s free time, she enjoys playing piano, baking, art, and dancing.

She is a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Quincy, and is the daughter of Scott and Linda Bergman, of Quincy.

The Miss Munroe court, pictured from left to right, are Brett Robbins, MaKaiya Daniels (Miss Munroe 2021), Zoe Bergman (Miss Munroe 2022), Madison Johnson, and Gracie Stephens. All members of the court, excluding Daniels, are seniors at Robert F. Munroe Day School.

Madison Johnson has attended Munroe for 13 years.

She is currently involved in the school’s Anchor Club as a member, is an Honor Board member, has been a recipient of the Joshua Wilder “Spirit of Determination Award, and is an A/B Honor Roll student.

In her freetime, Johnson enjoys crafting, shopping, and spending time with her family.

Brett Robbins has attended Munroe for 13 years.

She is a member of Beta Club, Brain Brawl, Book Club, Honor Board, Student Council (Social Events Committee Chair), and Anchor Club (Treasurer).

She is also the State President-Elect (Grade 11) and State President (Grade 12).

Robbins is dual enrolled at Tallahassee Community College, where she has been honored as a member of the college’s President’s List.

At Robert F. Munroe, Robbins plays volleyball, and tennis.

She has been an Honor Roll student, and a recipient of the John Allen Blitch “Service to Others” Award, as well as several ‘Student of the Year’ awards in various subjects.

Robbins is an actor in 13 productions with the Quincy Music Theater, and in her free time, she enjoys reading and being with her family and friends.

Robbins is a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Quincy, where she has served as the church’s Youth Deacon (January 2021- December 2021).

Gracie Stephens has attended Munroe for four years.

In those four years, she has been involved with the school’s Beta Club and Anchor Club.

She is a Tallahassee Community College Dual Enrollment student, and has been named to the National Society of Leadership and Success (Tallahassee Community College, lifetime inclusion), and the Tallahassee Community College Dean’s/President’s Lists.

Stephens plays as a Bobcat on the softball team.

Some of her favorite pastimes include working as a nanny, cooking and baking, painting, writing, embroidery, volunteer work, being outdoors, hiking, and being with friends.

Ashley Hunter - editor@gadsdencountytimes.com

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