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

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y Girl's ensemble: Wendy Hamner, Trish Lazuski, Kathy Rabun, Robin Stark, Andrea McCoy Patsy Riggins, Hannah Brown, Lisa Palieri, Ienni Sego, Laura Krasney Carolyn Brown, Director Shelli Long. Not pictured - Susan Straub, Barbie Rogers, Kim Bishop, Tracie Blanchard, and Shar- on Holzinger. Concert Choir Girls: Angie Betzel, Lisa Palieri, Trish Kelly Kim Bishop, Beth Stone, Carol Hus- sell, Carrie Davis, Ann Aguiar, Caro- lyn McNair, Heather Conn, Ioanne Mohrmann, Valerie Gooding, Sue Kampmeyer, Dawn Ezelle, Kathy Ha- bun, Sharon Holzinger, Boys Concert Choir: Donald Lachappelle, Tony Hudson, Shawn Chapman, Harry McMillan, Louis Montero, Alvero Suarez, Iimmy Hines, Carlos Mar- tinez Ferdinand Wentoraz An out- ' Q 'xg standing member of the Concert T Choir, Carrie Davis was given a solo 7 in the Christmas Concert. 50 x if t 'rgiif ff 5 'v NJ' if-sf-T My xi E 6 Boys' Concert Choir CHORUS! 241

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Corralled In The Chorale During the past three years the chorale groups have undergone a great deal of change. They have been under the direction of three different musi- cians. However, they have begun to shine. They have displayed their musical talents at events ranging from District contests to concerts around town. They have sung for the elderly and the mentally retarded. They have also worked in coo- peration with other schools. Under the direction of Shelli Long, the Begin- ning Chorus, Concert Choir, and both Ensembles have reached new heights in music. It has taken a while, but Shelli Long has taken a group and turned them around. Concert Choir officers: Pres. - Kathy Rabun, Vice pres. -- Harry Mcmillan, Wardrobe - Trish Kelly and Dawn Ezelle, Treasurer - Beth Stone, Librarians - Chip Knipfer, and Heather Conn. Going over a song many times in order to per- fect it is tough, but the members of girls ensemble do it anyway yy --f' 2401 CHORUS

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And The Beat Goes On With lohn F Horn directing the band, his first year has proved to be successful for both himself and the band. With trumpets blaring and drums pounding, the band had one of its most successful and spirited years. With drum major Neta Moye leading the band onto the field, they played with harmony and spirit for the football games. The band worked extremely hard this past year along with the band parents as- sociation, a tremendously supportive group made up of the parents of band members. The Band Parents Association worked the concession stands at home games, helped to organize and chaperone trips, and organize sales programs for fund raisers. Funds were raised through candy sales and football games to pay for their transportation, so they could perform at Walt Disney World. All 130 band mem- , bers are proud to be part of the school family X D , fi .,- aw Iohn t n Flag Corps +I5fMEZ ew t l rw I ,fill ,f 4 , H M ' t ' 1 25 -1 242! BAND Rhonda Beiderman, Iodi Strickland, Ioann Morman, Rhonda Bridgewater fco-captainl, Diane Peirce, Iodi Mount, Tina Woods, Lynn Arnold, Debbie Myers, Dawn Ezelle, Budine Robbinault, fcaptainj, Iodi Cox, Iackie Woods.