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

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s a Mx Psi- 'si was : ffx , is iff- 5 ff. Selecting the absolutely and precisely right photographs for a section is a time-consuming chore. Denese Williams i.s making those they gotta bejustperfectn choicesfor one of the many sections she completed. Most sponsors for organizations that have yearbook space appreciate updates and previews on their group 's pages. JR 0 TC administrative head Colonel W. C, Floyd is discussing the JROTC's section with co-editor Jamie Liddle. Junior James Allan is doing just what they should at school - learning the fine art of cropping pictures. Applying her well learned talents, Lisa Riedel adds the final touches to the Organizations section of the yearbook. w NNN 'S -mi A ,lf PU BLlCATIONSf4l

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A Club For Caring Builders of good citizenship . Those four words comprise the motto ofthe Junior Civitan Club. They, to use a cliche, say it all. Junior Civitans are young people who work. in the community for the benefit ofthe community. This very active group campaigns for funds forthe association of Retarded Citizens, the Special Olympics, the Salvation Army and many other community organizations. More importantly, its members give their time to these worthy organizations by helping to serve food at banquets, lunches and by providing holiday entertainment for many ofthe community's elderly. Junior Civitans are keeping the spirit ofcaring alive by caring. Omeers: Tina Pagell, Treasurerp Priseilla Bennell, Sergeani-al-Armsg K elly Cable, Vice-presidenlg Sharon Hill, Seerelaryg Kim K eilh, President. Member.i'.' B. Moriseile, K. Coble, C. Hogan, B. Bonvleel, R. Slark, L. Millon, B. Caswell, K. Neneskal, D. Hunn, L. Hamilton, T. Harris, C. Jerauld, J. Whiting, J. Miller, R. Harrison, M. Grandey, J. Seman, V. Liable, D. Bumgarner, K. Johanne.s'sen, D. Faniel, P. French, W. Pailerson, A. Gerhard. D. Hall, T Wooflv, T. Pagelr, C. Head, K. Sepelvak, C. Callerlon, C. Silvers, M. Zyehowski, A. Barrenburger, L. Caudill, L, Weslenbarger, T. Bumgarner, R. Whiiloek, K. Whifloek, S. Slarnes, K. Swalla, K. Wensel, D. Swalla. J. Wren, A. Gensel, M Callahan, P. Bennell, L. Wilkinson, Mrs. Kramer, S. llillv, S. Markham, F. Bloom, L. C0lDPI'ISOII, C. Beauehamp, P. Slowik, C. DeCreeenzo, K. Keiih, R. Manion, S. Moore, J. Swasey, M. Banks, B. Rogers, K. Grjfn, E. Vaughn, Mr. Shrewsbery, J. Tai, T. Rioux, H. Keiih, T, Carler, P. Gonzales, K. Hogan. ,aff if fin, W t-W... rg. .swap . . ,n,, Q, I JR. ClVlTANf43