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

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Ifs a Toss Up In the opening game Pat Senne and Jim Symonette look up at the coin with anticipation. Preparing to explode through the hole Antwon Shepard takes the handoffrom Pat Senne. Leading the charge between the goal posts Keith Gregg runs onto the field followed by Joe Ayala and Tim Hujfnan. Q, . rf X' Qs-1' ' S 1 F' A Y ,. wx ,X C 4fVARSITY FOOTBALL

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