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

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Reflections f Our Community Merchants and business men in our area have consistently supported our school and its various extra- curricular activities. These individuals have formed a group that has helped to support and improve the ROYAL FORTUNE during the five years in which it has existed. Our area merchants have gained a reputation as being community-oriented. During its centennial anniversary, Melbourne is continuing in this tradition of care and support. It is hoped that Palm Bay High School students will reciprocate this attitude. The sight ofa beautiful sunset is one common to all: but this view, from Sebastian Inlet, is especially exotic. A setting sun casts its shadow on unruffled waters beside the Melbourne water tower as a family of ducks makes its way home. 1 Y V A V XC Jxkqmhiil-ill'it't . ,. it will r. .,f.iLslifl il i in li f -- y l ' if!'iiil1'ihh iii i ii it l llll ' - .. 4 . if l C55-, C.7xfN'i'W -warg Qtfjlrx 4,5 fjxj RQ! q...XJJ-if 'lqjqq-guy? Mi W , , ' Q X , ,li 1 , ' Q, H .gg , - lfmenai' eo. 5tfs-cs..uCl my sitosmeeb czwofil ed -Jw-UL JX . V ' ' . X ' 1 . sf'l3.x A ' ' ' .' ,l lx 5 QQ, ' f 4 :26 tflifhi-s. ,-' i,i!j,C47 ,Lk? E ?i:fii5t5i'f5, ' ' ' ' i X l , mwmw X X.. A' ' l... . ..., .. its f nt, it it wi. I W ttf . LJXJ l 1 l it W--1.....fw..-v-'lttllf eil' F 4fCOMMUNITY