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Coming Home To New Traditions The past year Palm Bay started a new tradition, our first annual Homecoming Fair, sponsored by Student Council. It was the end of a week of celebration within the school and the community The Homecoming Parade ended at the fairgrounds at the Palm Bay Yacht Club, with the band leading floats and Spirit cars into Pirate Country . A talent show was held, and the many talents of our school showed through. Booths, games and other activities sponsored by clubs and other organizations competed in the fair and made good times for every one to remember. Keeping on key and all that jazz is the main idea for lim Milspaugh, Drew Edwards, and Tom Mizel as they lend their talents to those listening in. When crowned second place float it looked like the junior class had Pac-man Fever, but the only thing they were hungry for was ' the hopeful victory over the Satellite Scorps. ln a stance of power and spirit, mime pirate Terri Bartlett gave silent threats to all Scorps within sight. W e, , QQAM BAND I M 'TW ?s. N BAND ZUXHOMECOMING FAIR IKW 'll Q fs'.v-
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A look of doubtful curiosity overcomes the expression on Heidi Bromm's face as Curt Fels shows his enthusiasm for Spanish Club. Perhaps she didn't make first place, but Wendy Hamner and her band displayed some of the true talents of the show. Spanish Club's popcorn business looks a little slow as Cassandra Hivoli and Steve Tharpe argue with Laurie Thomas about their prices. The refreshment of the day for Robin Stark seems to be the Heal Thing, Coca Cola. Y x,,shM'4-155.-0 ZZUHOMECOMING FAIR 3 X X I' J' -- QT Kil- ', 1. A - QJTZQH, rn' ' -:I ts:-, 4
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