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

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Getting Down To The Top During the 1982-83 wrestling season, Varsity wrestling became the first varsity sport at Palm Bay to become the Cape Coast Conference Champions. With only one loss against conference teams, Palm Bay showed their opponents that the Pirates were not a team to play around with. The wrestling team lost only three starting seniors from last year's team, and next year we are looking forward to another exceptional season. Those seniors we will miss next year are Steve Shim, Daryl Hardison, and Ieff Higginbotham. Both Hardison and Higginbotham were undefeated in dual meets last season. Q V. 137' Varsity Wrestling: Raja Melaran, Kevin Mack, Andy Va- ianyi, Daryl Hardison, Brad Stewart, Vince Cooper, Robbie Motley Steve Shim, Chris Pencarski, Iim Huff, Ieff Higgin- botham, Horace Dunn, Roger Dixon. Tension on a team member always builds up before a match. lim Huff releases some of this pressure on his oppo- nent. The Pirates look like they have the upperhand in this match, as Danny Misuraca gets ready to take his opponent to the mat. During his first wrestling season at Palm Bay Chris Pen- carski puts holds on his opponent in a masterful style. 170! WRESTLING l .at T g hu---.. r f rv'--.et

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Adding A Spike To Life The girls of the Varsity Volleyball team showed their roused them on to receiving the second place trophy in the Leesburg Community College Hi h School Tournament. Twelve other teams from arounc? the state participated. The team would like to extend special gratitude to The Most lm roved Player, Veronica participated. The team wouljd like to extend special gratitude to The Most Im roved Player, Veronea Iackson and The Most Valuable Player, Linda Borie. S ecial thanks to Claudia Roberts for her guidance andy the many hours she spent to perfect the skills of each girl. The whole school is proud of the Varsity Volleyball team for its performance. Back: Lisa Erickson, Susan Hostein, Iessica Taylor, Veronica Iackson, Linda Borie, Coach Roberts. 2nd row: Ianet Cymbalak, Geri Pig , Lounette Quinn, Sandy Kleupher. 3rd row: lane Iellesma, Val Ratlig, Laura Morris. With a powerful swin , Iane Iellesma serves the ball, as Linda Borie and Laura Morris got ready to set up a spike. In a team discussion Linda Borie. Lounette Quinn, and Veronica r Iackson listen intently to Mrs. Roberts' game plan. tLL Ztlrrmr nt tbrlttratrs T 7' Q 2 1 ' -' 4 , , , . CY I it 3592-. ' ' ,t , .1 --.. . ggql t 2 A - fe 7 'MTF t ir- , K -sfftf. l. . K N :.-' J ui? 'f : ? t