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

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Lead singer, Stan had the entire auditorium on their feet near the end of the concert. After the concert lead quitarist, Cliff, and lead bass play- er Steve were surrounded by throngs of fans asking for autographs. Is it Elvis? No, just a member of the band fFreddiej, who showed us his interpretation of the King Along with the rest of the fren- zied crowd Gloria Hestrepe showed her appreciation for the Freedom Iam concert. Rock 8 Roll Party A screaming, jumping horde of teenagers is not a common sight in the Pirate auditorium, but the arrival of a musical group known as Freedom Iam turned the auditorium to a rocker's paradise. The group, invited to Palm Bay High by Ac- tivities Director Charles Schack, put in an in- school performance dealing with the history of music, from Revolutionary times to the pre- sent. It was their rousing rendition of the pre- sent day music trends that attracted a mass of students to their concert the following night. After the concert, lead guitarist, Cliff, and lead bass player, Steve, were surrounded by throngs of fans asking for autographs. Is it El- vis? No, just a member of the band lFreddieJ, who showed us his interpretation of the King . Along with the rest of the frenzied crowd, Gloria Restrepo showed her apprecia- tion for the Freedom Iam concert. 268! FREEDOM IAM

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The Principals Ideas The principle idea of working in an ad- ministrative office was to make plans that could be achieved by both teachers and students. The administrators must have patience and spunk. They must take pride in their students and support them in their action. si Hilmar. Aabf 270fADMINISTRATION pp pp V x 'fb syq .--- -.-----.- '---up---:- ------. .---- 1. ,,-.............::: 5 .-.-----.--. 4.2333:3 ' ------ aq Q anna ' ,,g -,- -.---. --.Z Q--22 ' 'annum-muon: nnanusnn-uun- nsunnsvnq.. 'l auunannun ---- --.---. ---.-----------. :CCD QQ! 111 Q- ---- ----. -.--. ----. ISIS' . - tuna H: ----I -- 13111 at ----. -- 3311! Rug ----. -- , -.--. -- 3-QC! lil :::o.--M------ '- -n-:3::-Q-0---122' :lndqsu:::::::: : :::::::::::'---532 :anna-np, 'un-.--., -n---.-12'-------- ::::-----2Z2:::--- -- --------- ---. W --2::22:::---Z:::::3' -.- ---- - :::::::::::::::::::::: :---:::-------::n---- ua. -'-1---..--..-...Q ::..:::::::::-...--::::: .- --:::----- ,- --,--:---- . ,g-H ---- ----:::-- '::::3,3Z -ZZW-Q- u .... Wxww '22 H-M u--,, - 1- llllun4m-luua.-W- 5 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!31' i , . A X ku.- f Mr. Thomas Worthington gk , N - While overlooking Ioyce Thomas' work, fumes Parker demonstrated the close relationship between the administration and the faculty A true football fan, Boyce Padgett demonstrated his Pirate pride while leaning on the fence drinking the real thing. Relaxation comes with practice. Thomas Worhing proves that perfection can be found in every way as he sank back in his chair one more time. Attending to the administrative details that accompany the running of an adult education facility was an endless task for Principal, Eddie Taylor.