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

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The Women Behind the Men Managers of a sport are the tying force in many instances, it is their responsibility to care for the team. They attend each practice and often are in sole charge of the miscella- neous activities which must be attended to. All of the teams in the school would not sur- vive for very long with- out their managers. Working as a football manager is a lot of hard work, although laughing and jok- ing, as Sonia Wiseman did, often re- lieved the tension. She was not partici- pating in the Super Bowl, Kim Firment was involved in her job tending the var- sity football palyers. Taking a break dur- ing half-time, Hanna Brown hoped for another victory Managers for the season were Dellrie Humphrey Robin Pounds, lane Freeze, Shelia Davis, Pam Shuler, Kim F irment, Sonia Wiseman, Rumanda Shackelford and Hanna Brown. ZOB! MANAG ERS

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l Div'n in the Dust i 4 - Q , . V , 1-ts. , l 1 W..-F wwf . ft X mg We 1 MGM. 1.1 'V x 7 Baseball players endure many hardships. Billy Palmer was blinded by the light as he attempted to catch the ball. Ready to give the opposing team a hard knock was pitcher Kip Allen. He w0n't go down without a fight. Always alert and ready to stop anything in their way are the Pirate base- ball players. Here Luis Roubio waits for the ball to reach his glove for yet another out. Risking life and limb is not un- usual in the game of baseball as Ieff Nickle demonstrates.