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

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DIANE WOOD Di 9th.' Band, Librarian 10th: Drum Major Ilth: Drum Major, Dance Club, NHS, FBLA 12th: Drum Major, NHS DEBORAH JEAN WOODLING Debbie 9th: Flag Corps, Foul Line l0th.' Flag Corps, NHS llth, Flag Corps, NHS, Jr. Class Secretary, Student Govern- ment. l2th.' Student Government-President, NHS THERESA WOODS MICHELLE WOOTEN 9th.' Cross Country, Track l0th.' Cheerleader, Track, Inter- national Club llth: Cross Country, Track, Spanish Club, FBLA 12th: Cross Country, Track, Spanish Club JEFFERY WREN .leffr0 9th.' Foul Line, PIRATES LOG Staffllth: NHS, Baseball, Class of '81 Treasurer 12th: Vice President Class of '81, Baseball, Jr. Civitan, NHS GAYNA WYLIE KAROL YOUNG SHERRI ZAMPELLA MARY ZYCHOWSKI Mary, Mary llth: Volleyball, Varsity Basketball Mgr, Palm Bay Playerv, Foul line 'VHS I7th.' Cheerleader Palm Ba' f I . , , i .. , '1 Players, Jr. Civitan, NHS -A 5. We've Marchea' To The Beat Of A Dwererzt Drum. But The Music Continues To Be Melodious .U ., ,Mu .X i , Re f l44fSENlORS Marching to a definite drum beat, Diane Wood has made a reputation over the years as a drum major with precision, style and grace. She leaves a legacy all her own. 1- funk

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Class of '82 - Preparing to Sail Upon becoming a high school junior, one acquires a great sense of pride. This pride comes in many forms and is the result of many things, but one reason may be a result of the position in school. It is probably the most comfortable step of the way, far from the bottom of the ladder, yet not quite the top. A junior is relieved from the unsure and pressured experience of being a freshman or sophomore but isn't in the spotlight ol seniorhood. As a junior, a person can relax and sit back to enjoy the pleasures of life These pleasures are many for the class of 1982. Together, throughout the year, they have become an active and close group. All members have shown a proud and unified front, competing witl drive and honor in contests and other school functions Throughout this year, the junior class has continued to grovi and mature, gaining pride and confidence, as it prepares for the future fitzjffif - .. .--ff . BEM 9' Public Relations, Bonnie Leah Borie - President, President, Julie Palmer - Treasurer.