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

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Through School With Honors The most highly respected club of merit is the National Honor Society. Our branch of this group has been active in school and in the community. These scholarly students have been leaders in school. A commendable group of people doing a commendable job. The Honor Society proudly displays their spirit car around the football field during half time at this years Homecoming game against Eau Gallie High. The whole school awakes to the cheerful voice of Crystal Hogan on the morning announcements. The thought of going hungry during the holidays doesnt leave anyone with a happy heart. This years Honor Society proudly displays the results of the Annual Canned Food drive. The Honor Society of this year consists of ffirst rowl Mrs. McGuire, Debbie Schlepr, Christina Chin, Jim Alass, Susie Snell, Bonnie Bonsteel, Curt Fellows, Linda Cox, Mike Pakorney, Mrs. Dalton I top fowl Priscilla Bennett, Julie Palmer, Kathleen Spychalsky, Barry Ford, Bridget Russell, Elise Vaughn, Vicki Ellul, Ann Barenbruegge, Robin Stark, Barbie Rodgers, Susan Straub, and Rae Whitlock. all 'llll':v-'-will ::E'E1:??iE, kggzggqggglpyyk n ...Q - -' rf-Mui, tm.l,...',g-f 4,4 ,, f if 1 V Mr Mem' .J H r l v ' uw, -wig, 3,2 Q W :wi 41, 1 . MQ' . fni

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s .. s ' 'i. ',.:.. 4 q b 4 ,QA ,fr .. Two people who always enjoy the sun, Carey Moorehead and Carla De Crescenzo can often be found at the beach. Taking a break from surfing, Scott Altenhof pours himself a tall, cold drink. During one of his rare appearances out of water, Ernie Alvarez pours himself a drink and grabs a bite to eat. Resting from a tough job of girl- watching, Richard Crain and Donnie Davidson finally found time to take a look at the waves. ....:,,.K .....f if N? rs , 'lr' -fl .Q t K -,gif 5 asJ:.w1!fk Y X .. 1 Living on the east coast, the beach has become a mean- ingful place to us all. How many weekends have we spent sprawled under the sun on sandy blankets, surfing from sunrise to sunset, or playing football or frisbee up and down the shore? Fifth Avenue, Indialantic has been a summer- home away from home for many of us. It has served as a place for solitudeg for peaceful, calm meditation or as a group gathering place with bonfires at Barnie's Bluff or rows of sunbathers at the Boardwalk. Some days it seemed as if half of the school was lined up, blanket to blanket, straight down the coast. We may go our separate ways, but the sight of an ocean shore will always take us back to 5th Ave. and our days here at Palm Bay. STUDENT LIFE f 49

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Clubs That Count BRAIN BOWL lBack Rowj Mr. Howell, Elise Vaughn, Sheila Orfield, Heidi Bromm, Leslie Layer, Laura Hamilton, Joe Czagas, Alan Brech, Barry Ford, Doug Maxfield, Ellen Christiansen, Julie Carrol CAPTAIN FLINT'S CREW Yvette Lovett, Kristen Van Scoy, Christy Oppermann, Liz Brown, DiAnn Hundt, Josephine Peterson, Priscilla Bennett, Martha Owens BETA CLUB fl-r, top rowj Jane Beyer, Rachel McPhail, Leah Borie, Angie Leonardon, Larry Dalton, Karl Johannessen, Mike Tillema, Kelly Coble, Sherry Dean, Linda Scott, Brenda Johnson, Tara Cooper, Alesia Milczarski, Dan Zychowski, Wyonlla Robbinault, Priscilla Bennett, Joe Mesa, Lori Thomas, Linda Borie, Shon Hardison, Karen Ford, Andrea Mills, Susan Straub, Linda Cox, Barbie Rogers, Valerie Johnson, Donna Hawk, Kent Cooper BETA CLUB OFFICERS Kelly Coble, Val Johnson, Karl Johannessen, Sherry if