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

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r Taking a well deserved break from work, Ieannie Sca- vone settles down with a good book. Focusing on something more interesting, Pam Mitchell rests her eyes from heavy reading. Sometimes working in a group made it easier to accom- plish work, as Sandra Baldonza shows us how it is done, with Romonda Shackleford by her side. Speed reading is not an easy task, as Michelle Leiber- mann raced through another page of her book. 212fENGLISH A. WDM ' 'll ' Q fl at J. 5-1- 4.3 .X I VA., X argaret 1' lain f WWW J 1 i C X Ianice A mth Elyg, , V Heller ' S P -X' S W N WX