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

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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.

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