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

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I T omorrow's Faces Seen Today Being the youngest people in a group noted for its grace and style isn't an easy position, but the sophomore and freshman homecoming candidates carried it off with style worthy of professional models. All will have a lifelong memento of an unusual and lovely event. Sophomore representatives Patricia Poole, Kim Sepelyak and Cindy Head provide a spectacular view of sheer style in a group pose. The tension in sophomore Kim Sepel yak's face is evident as she and escort Doug Allen await their turn on the track. Freshman Karin Ford received her victory bouquet with a shimmering smile. Grace and beauty are personyied in freshman nominees Lisa Bender, Karin Ford and Julie Hinchman. I L Iinll SOPHOMORE, FRESHMAN HOMECOMINGH9

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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,. .

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Homecoming week is highlighted by the traditional junior vs. senior powderpuff game. This was an exciting new experience for the junior girls. Since juniors always seem to go into the competition as the underdogs, a little extra effort is needed to keep spirits high. The girls gave it that special push. Their junior pride prevailed in all their actions that week. Not only did the girls fight it out on the gridiron, but a few gutsy guys tried their hand at cheerleading. They proved that they could be leaders. Next year will be the year for '82, but they made this one a great memory for all participants. Junior Girls Get a Chance on the Gridiron zofm. P Coming of the field, Josephine Peterson and Floretha McCullough bring reports on the senior offense. The mightyjunior team! Kneeling - Jackie Beasley, Kelly Coble, Carla DeCrescenzo, Orfiels, Michelle Pitts, Angie Lenardon, Wendy Patterson, Terri Carter, Sharon Hills, Peggy Slowik. 2nd row - Liz Wilkinson, Sherry Trumpower, Shari Martin, Donna Johansen, Maria Ramos, Tina Lettiere, Lynn Westenbarter, Monica Phelabaum, Peggy Leigh, Marleen Callahan, Priscilla Bennett, Kathy Wensel, Kelly Riggs. 3rd row - Wendy Nemeth, Sherri Markham, Debbie Russell, Dana Swalla, Suzette Russell, Laura Hamilton, Floretha McCullough, Michelle Young, Donna Faust, Kathy Scianna. Top row - Meg Adams, Renae Atwood, Amy Thompson, Sharon Gaines, Cheryl Symonette, Vivian Miller, Elise Vaughn, Francis Broom, Kathy Spychalsky, Julie Palmer, Josephine Peterson, Mary Zepp. As a means ofgettingfired-up the day ofthe big game, the junior girls gathered in the hall before school to do chants, promote spirit, and look as mean as possible. Kneeling - is Peggy Slowik and Liz Wilkinson. Standing - Sherri Deane, Kelly Riggs, Francis Broom, Dana Swalla, Lynn Westenbarger, Kathy Wensel, Melissa Edwards, Debbie Russell, Maria Ramos, Martha Kurth, Terri Carter, Tina Lettiere, Peggy Leigh, Monica Phelabaum, Marleen Callahan and Priscilla Bennett. OWDERPUFF f .Wh 3' - .J - .,., , ' W , 5 . I M. Ig Af J ,xftpgtn Y. if 4 ., , A V its . . R ' - ,. ' ' I ,Pt 1 - f X, I X Q . , A U ' ...T:f?2 f it id, ,iam V ..:'.ii '3' . X . cttw., r i A , i f , w.,.,sn