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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Unity And Talent Make A Winning Team One ofthe many events that makes the senior year so special is the junior-senior powderpujf game. The game itseM the weeks ofpractice, the joy of belonging, the humor and, most importantly, the sense of unity are all a part ofpowderpuff Class members learn to work with each other while learning new skills at the same time. This year's powderpujf was no exception. The senior class, unwed for perhaps the Hrst time, showed enough spirit to make any Pirate PROUD. The senior team, spurred on by this enthusiasm, physically won the game. Tradition prevails in the year of198l. Seniors have enough spirit to make them winners. Luckily, they also have enough talent to win and proved it. Senior Powderpuj' player Marian Duncan is exhibiting some ofthat winning spirit. Rcffrees are definitely not favored people at anyfootball game. Evelyn Horn is directing a killing look at one of the powderpunfefs as he makes a controversial call. There's nothing like being 541 to make you smile. Kim Currier and Lynn Sumner are displaying the appropriate number of teeth to define smile , meaning, of course, that they're a part of the ffl Class of 1981. it fmffsm rw-uv A wk i .4 IZIOPENING