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

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4 F r 3 - , , 1 l, 1. ff 3 A 1 Jimmy Alderman Congratulations Class of '81 -- Dave Allan Mr. 81 Mrs. James Allan AI!en's Hallmark Shop Victor'iM. Alvarez, M.D. H! Gary Anderson, Love Diane Animal .Medical Center A Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Atwood Beasley's Tuxedo Rentals Mr. 81 Mrs. Willlam Boscovlch, Sr. Ruth M. Brazie, M.D. Compliments ol Brevard Transportation Authority Congratulations to our Baby Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Bryant Mr. 8- Mrs. Harold Clark and son Carl Dr. James W. Cobb, Jr. David Daniels ,tu X e l . gy, Mrs. lngrld F. Deane and daughter, Sherrie A J Fahd Mrs.ATom Deeren at ' ests C -E-'U35!!9NY. 0-D-jf S ff at SMP. 81 Mrs.fJohn H. Edwards- A A T - A Susan Faust y Congratulatlons Kelly ,Field from Mom 8- Dad tssf y A ' seas atXgA?5Benera.lsfBuslness.Services S Go Pirates!!! We-are behlnd you all the way Compliments ol Six Pack IV - t Floyd ,ll Dottie Hagen 1 fy Wllllamf-C. Hale, DMD A Wllllam E.-I-lambel, Dl.D.S. A A Phlllp E.'l-liggs, M.D. Stephen l-lornell, M.D., P.A. - yAyA ' Ezeklelknlght Family 1 t a. Mrmuan Fncunh -- A ,A Goodluck Pirates!! A Good Luck - Leisure Tlme Pool Supply, lnc. Go Pirates - compliments Joe LeLelvre . mi' thev FWX ly as ' ADVliR'l'ISINCif3l7

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