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

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fu '.i4-YU! H, iq W -ww ig P Tape measures are true arbitralorx in rrack dispules because, as lhe man said, 'jigurcnv don'1 lie . Coach Graham, Guy Pizzulo, Mall Andrews, and David Lowe are .veltling an argument. The mind has lo be righl, loo, Robert Boseovieh is C'N10ll0l10ll'1'l1Ilflj7llj'.Yll'llll'l preparing hl'HI.Y6U btflfl' hurling a di.s'z'u.v wilh Olympian efforr. Man has always wanled rojly. Many have tried wi1l1 wings, drugs, airplanes, hang gliders and sundry other nzclhorlv. Toni Davis has found one way, high jumping, lo enjoy the brief sensation. fu' ,L- ,.... ,, lv TRACKXIO9

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Running Into Success Continuing to build both its heirarchy and reputation, the track team ran, sprinted, hurdled and threw the shotput with aggression and confidence. The team is building for the future, with many promising freshmen and sophomore runners. Those underclassmen who showed great promise last year have reached and surpassed their expected horizons to give the group another highly successful season. Another important reason behind the team's success is the diversity of talents composing it. Not only are there superlative runners, there are also solid sprinters, hurdlejumpers and shot put slingers. All this talent helps to accumulate points in every categroy at the all-important meets. Running I't'l!1,l'.Y is an imporranl part ofany track meer. Good relay learns are nec'e.rsary Io Il1e.vueeesS of any learn. Shari Mnrlinx and C'r1.v.rar1dra K ing lit'l7IOII.l'lI'l1l? lhe .vynehornization needed fir a smooth exchange. 50,119 people will do an-vlhing to lay down on llll'-llib. Kelvin Collins is one of lhoxe .ruppoxed lazybones, but. lI'llfllfllHvl', high jumping is a very .rirenuonx .vporr Ihal only Ihe very aeiive and lirnher are able to participate in. Mal! flmlrewx, Roberl Bo.veovieh. Mark Boyer, Dong Burngardner, Jorge C'arneron, Peter CVKISIOF, Carl C'hri.r1man, Kelvin f'fl fIlll', Ken! Cooper, Kirn IJai'i.r, Mike Davix, Torn Davis, Q, Mark Dowe, Doug Dunlap, Nick 4 q I H V livangelo, Ted Fernande:, Mark l il:gerald, Phil Fluellen, Craig Forernan, , 'Z' AIUIIIII Gregg, .-idani Gllllllfl, Joe Harlow, Dave llernande:, Fletcher Jordan, Dennis King, John Ix'raroelzvi'e, Mike Lanham, Sieve Lord, David Lowe, Andi' Miller, K 5 Harry MeMillian. Guy Piaaulo. Mike I'okorni', Mike Singlelon, David Suarez, i Roberl S1iare:, C'hri.s' Smith, Roh Tai, 2 X Sieve lerry, Melkan Thoma.r, Anzly Vajanri, Seo!! Wilton, Ken Alllfllll, Monica Bt'II,l', Dawn BOIIOIIQ, Sonia Bol:ong, Jean Buhler, .lennUer C'aineron, IK'l'l'l'-l' Chiuni, Cheryl Dav1'.r, Denise Doyle, Anne I ernande:, Brenda Go wenx, Diane llollowell, Susan Campnieyer. C 'a,s1randra King, Bonnie Lueei, Carolyn Mark, Shari Marlin, Sheila Ma-re, Laura Panlillo, Mary Raisbeek, Dalie Redmond, Afllf-Vllllll Rosaei, Lynn Sumner, Sandra SWIIFII, Vanexxa Tl10NllI.V,.llll!'l' Tonk, Lise H ard, Michelle Woolen, Mary Zepp, Pal Xepp, lx'e.roundra Terry, Sandra Daniels. IONHARACK g ... PSX., . was .QM QW - Q - 53 1' W,- K t 041.14 'aw ' gf.. ,a5l2 f Q, -4 , ,

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Wham-fllwlx. WW? 3 QQ DAQ' WHA Tami Bumgarner, Ray Whitlock Meredith Perry Mrs Lombardy Kneeling Terri W Ezelle Marjorie Mocen Phyllis Kampmeyer U95 HMS Racquet-eers Deuce It Fierce Competition is the characteristic that most people note about the game of tennis. Equally important is the fierce determination shown by its players. This determination surfaces every morning of the tennis season in long hours of practice followed by grueling matches of intense play. The feeling does not abate as the season progresses, it continues to flow with the same pounding force that gives players their courage and spirit. This powerful forehand may someday be a challenge on the grass at Wimbledon, England. Meredith Perry isn't daydreaming of the hazy future, she's preparing for something more immediate, a winning tennis season this year. Practicing is ohen a boring task, but Ron Bowen seems to be anything but that as he hustles across the court to return a well-placed lob. .1 9 . - Rex Fritz, Eric Stehle, John Struckman, Oliver Merlens, Ron Bowen.