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

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An Elegant Ensemble Some of the nicest people really do get just what they deserve. This yearls homecoming Senior princess, Derese Shackleford, is one of those people. With her poised grace and style she is what everyone dreams of being, smooth, confident, unruffled and in charge of the stickiest situations. This talent was demonstrated to the world when she, withjoy in every move, yet with grace overriding any flusteredness, accepted her roses in great calm and maturity. Homecoming 1980-1981 was filled with special ana' memorable events. An extremely special happening was the crowning ofthe homecoming queen and her court. A dazzling array ofbeauty, elegance and style is caught by a Royal Fortune photographer as the homecoming court poses for the crowd. They are as follows: escort Roland Edwards, Freshman princess Karen Ford: escort Steve Baker, Junior Shon Hardison: escort Eric Hall, homecoming queen Dena Hallj escort Roosevelt Stewart, Senior princess Derese Shacklefordp escort Doug Allen, Sophomore Kim Sepelyak.

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Preview Of The Year To Come Being a homecoming nominee is a thrill that very few people ever have the joy of experiencing. The junior candidates for 1981 will find everything the same yet different for them next year. Next year will be their year, but this year they were a part of something equally treasured, and will have that memory to treasure always. Junior nominee Shon Hardison smiles for the crowd as she and escort Steve Bacon stroll down an avenue of steel. Two nervous people, escort Greg Turner and candidate Cr stal Hogan, are waiting to waltz across the field during haMime. Witfil a calm smile, Kim Keith awaits the title announcements on Phil RothschiId's arm. ,Junior elegance is displayed to the hilt by Kim Keith, Shon Hardison and Crystal Hogan. '?,'5 l 2 J l8f.IUNIOR HOMECOMING' Y E t.r,. .