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

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,,..,,.. ..,,M7. ,--- - N for their team. prank. radiator ofa spirit 'cor W The roar of the crowd and the beat of the band kept this rally going strong till the last Pirate went home. Demonstrating their spirit for their home team, Anchor Crew Members Tracy Linger, Iackie Mack, and Racheal Bauman raced their opponent, the bulldog, off court, so no more harm would be done. This year, the sixth consecutive year in beating Mel-high in Varsity football earned us the right to keep The Grant Community Center Trophy Varsity players Harry McMillian, Zemblist Nelems, and Luis Rubio, flaunted the graces of their sport as they showed the crowd the product of their hard work on the field. PEP RALLIESM3 The Defense Iaws heads up the 1983 season with Harry McM1llian Zemblist Nelems, Matt Carter and Mark Scott showing the pride The joke is on Coach Roberts as the Varsity Cheerleaders make her the victim of one more pep rally When a car over heats the first thing to do is give it water so it looks like Coach Tuttle got just what he deserved, as he posed as the

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Raising Spirits To A New High The great spirit and pride of the Pirates showed through in the many pep rallies of the past year. The cheerleaders, band, and the student body cheered their teams on to great seasons. Palm Bay's many rivalries with district schools made the excitment build up higher than any other year in the past. The skits and pranks which both the students and faculty had to endure, made a link between the gap that usually stands between these two groups. Pep Rallies show off the spirit of our school. Congratulations Pirates, for a job well done., 42fPEP RALLIES 1

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-3 44fTUG-OF-WAR Out to give the opposing team a run for their money Toby Hottel, a member of the 13 irregulars, pulled with all his might. There's a lot of grunting and groaning in- volved in being winners. Mark Loetscher showed that, The Day Breakers didn't become champs by chance. Attempting to organize the tug-of-war matches was Craig Munger, Sue Graham, and Betty Whedbee, while Tom Worthing observed. 1 This year the third annual Tug-of-War competi- tion was held. The teams were made up of 1,100 lbs. of pure muscle, both male and female. It was required that a minimum of two girls be on each team. All the teams, but the top two were eliminat- ed by single tug-off. Out of the 147 students who participated, The Rhinos, the offense linemen from the football team, and The Daybreakers, our track team, were the finalists. By winning the best two out of three, The Daybreakers rose over the Rhinos in triumph during the December 17, mod 13-14 Christmas Party Who says the big, brawny guys always win? For it was our very own track team who won The Competition, through all the blood, sweat, and tears.