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

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x96 KF' X96 'N only X is ,gt F at t -ervfll A- ff., sl'--F M ..-w ,Q There are ve1'y few people in the school who regard track runners as true athletes. But, indeed they are. These athletes meet each day after school and on weekends in order to fulfill their desires for champi- onship level running. Led by their coaches lim and Sue Graham, Craig Manger, and discus coach Frank Poole these students ran the track endlessly Their activities were not strictly limited to school track, though, these runners sponsored the Grant Sea- Food Race held at the Grant SeaFood Festival grounds Feb. 3, 1983. The monies earned were used in buying new, up to date equipment for the team. The team also sponsored a M 8: M candy sale, the proceeds from this also went towards equipment. Though these students rarely receive recognition for their efforts, they are a group of athletes who dedica- tion to their sport is unparalled. 198! TRACK stay h jf, ' 'Q l f-?.... M f . t . , MQL, . - fisaiffs .ait iw :Qi Poised at the starting line, Malcom Thomas, Travis Riddick, Zimb Melmes, Cedric Chance, Kalvin Callins, and Rod Williams pre- pared for a grueling hundred meter run. It seemed as though she was gliding through air, as Sara Kurth gave her all for the Pirate Team. Rounding the corner for the last stretch ofthe run, Tanya Iordan picked her pace up to better her time. Coming out of the blocks, Bonnie Lucci attempted to catch her opponents.