Palm Bay High School - Royal Fortune Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Equal Rights Makes A Stand For many years, high schools had only female homecoming personages. With the advent of equal rights, a new facet was given to the homecoming tradition -- a homecoming king and his court. Palm Bay High School, now graduating its third class, has been able to participate in this ideal every year. A homecoming king holds a special position in the school and in the eyes of the student body. The homecoming king elected by the Class of 1981 is the exemplary model of what a homecoming K ing should be. Scholar and athlete Kim Da vis is the possessor of trem endous personality, charm and charisma. Being a principal has its advantages. One is the pleasure of seeing promising students meet their potential and be honored for it by their peers. Boyce Padgett is crowning I 980 homecoming king Kim Davis during powderpuf hav time. Powderpuj football is fun for guys too. Seniors Yancy Cooper, Mike Harding, Kim Davis, and Steve Allen are rowdy and ready for a S-E-N-I-0-R victory. The winner exhibits his winning style. Homecoming King Kim Davis, only moments aher being crowned, is happy but still a little dazed. M l0fOPENlNG

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M oored In A Safe Harbor If ever a person gains an education, it is during the freshman and sophomore years. Learning, however, isn't the only accomplishment gained during high school's first l and frighteningj two years. Maturity and the ability to adapt to new situations and people are also attained. These years prepare a person for lU'e, morals and obligations that last forever are learned in this time. Safe within their cocoons, freshmen and sophomores can store great knowledge without consequence or catastrophe. Praying to the idol Jaws for a winning football team is something unique to Palm Bay High School. Tim Knight is performing his daily devotional duties to shark icon Niel McMil1ian. Some things seem to run in families, like serving your country. That particular syndrome is prevalent among the Ratlyfv. Sophomore Valerie Ratlyf is taking a strategic rest from the combat zone ofclasses. Ifyou're going to be a IO , you've go! to have a spectacular smile. Alicia Terry is practicing showcasing her pearlie whites for a Royal Fortune photographer. qu OPENTNGXQ , 'im-:,1' is -si ve-2 in-f, . ,Ly ,apr we ,.,.:L, 1,53 A . .,4.ir,.M,--ga V ,v w , ' . ,A , Qatar

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