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

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TK .ay V . A . V .QR 1 1 , Q 'f ic sv. -, .- xl, .f P. . 1 . ' 2.5644 I , I 1 I if r? - 1 A P , y 1:9 E 7 'B-fi are showing they pos- fmuis v . 6. fi 5 ,. x I - x ,A -'I nm. 4' 0 Q...-. ,P Dedica- tionisacom mon asset among the LV cheerleaders. Stegnhanie Me er, an Cheryl lglavis ,gg sess this qaallt at the Homecoming air, Iunior Varsity Co-Cap- tain Cheryl Davis. Iunior Varsity Captain Mi- chelle Vitilanio. hDeg1c3nst5atini thi? abilifyv tat epe mae era.. chleerleader is Mlichelle ?oocl?vin. racticing t e per ect orm which makes them winners is Moni- ca Holmes. 'v 'g,.Y..Q..QmJawugmanunnu-un 1111111121 . z .Z-fl-1aQi'l?'F8ElEl'i , ..'liiQlli-u.,, 1- 'aff ' , fgygw 4 ...ai mu :mug .. if . I fv, we ...Q i I yer ' , , v ,1 ge .I in Q, ,,,,g, 'gh-'l.,,,gx,,a,,, ,,,W ,x34M,5 ya-fv6,...2gi ,,,f.+i,,1!3 ..+ , . , , ., ' , wi, my , v M, ., ,em V fly-uA?'?' i g,P'1.,g!, ,qi JV,.Kfd !'? ' ' - r ' i -K':'..1-faq lo, ,- - , V, . 1' ,, '.1 7 RA: . hw A. A .A'Q'.!g,t4.,A4trx!'+ . M. ing, 'j' f'fT,s44f,,lQ, 5 W , 1 ':gf:fw,gg,1. ai 'x 't . w ,7,,f'.. fl , 3 'iii X flux 5.1 .Kb 'fx ,uf in fp-x , . .. Q ' 2' 4 ,..4 ,,. - ' .Un 1 u' :,:..f' fW'X,fwy' ,fi V' ' ' - ., f I f.. . ' ' ' ' ' Aff , 1 . wwf,-15'. Vg.: ,,-Q FXEQ K. ll' 3- K ,P , ' J M C-.ft kwin e ' ' - 1 'v 1 xt l 2S3 rf ' 'll' 1- f '1 'D KQV Q X ' A j 5, C I ' Jw '1 fx Sf'-1 'Elf -,tfffff 'fel if ,. .11 ' - f .z M -,w. A ,wi ,N .J wal.-'Nfl 'ff A'-1 if W 9 Pun' f!4r',sf2f'9'x.1'l V31 +1 'r we .Q N5 ..,f5gf', V 'X 1-v nf, 1- fi. if ,.-:sw is am- n ' .. 4 f - fu, ,WA '- U ,.,- if-ftp. -1 f', ',1:'vf::- .Xa ' f -V Q'-Z A--1 .. . 1 efffwfi' we X 'iYT1 'l:'e3'3e'?f ik 2 ' ' Hj1:ffl,.,x'l,.,..:, in :Q A . L, .lah ,if ,Q CI. K 1. i , f .Q .- ' n an , s-, S y- - '.,w1 -,K w X'--, V l , '1'.-'- :3Q.:9'll.15f. ' 3:2 'fl 'hlifw ljifflff' '- ' A A f ' 4 r g++'1-, 1'-fl'r:affFfl.if' Q. '71 . M - f .. .'.fg.g., ' 'SQ my . 'ff 1-' ' ,. , f gg, 1 .4 I .5 , ' . js Q, 'w '- Y 1. msg... - fl- f .W 1' I-4, in LV Cl-IEERLEADERSISS

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LV Spirit Bunnies i A step along the way to '13 reaching the promised land T of cheerleading, professional 1: cheerleading, is becoming a member of the QV squad. Being a cheer eader requires a lot of hard work. They make posters and an nouncements for all their games, not to men- tion all the difficult practicing they do. They also hold fun -raisers to raise the money for the materials they need: paper, markers, etc. It is not all work and no play unior varsity cheer- leders have a lot o fun too. All o them, strangers at first, Q become the best off friends by the end of the ear. This group of spirit bunnies is one of the best organized, and most spirited groups in the state, and to prove it they have won a number of ribbons and awards at the cheerleading camp they attend each year. . W III:7::!I-llll t i 'F ' ' is f kv nun Ylllqv hun 'un' A I ' Uvw Hug .,,,, K4 QL.. 54!I.V CHEERLEADERS ,,.:etf J., 3, ...., x.. ZZ 3... 4 ,J V junior Varsity co-cagtain Debra Shackleford. Ba Keeping in step in t e Homecoming parade is Karen lien. Portraying a scene rom their favorite sac 0 ru. General Hospital, are hiichelle Goodwin, Degrape Shackleford, Michelle Wtilanio, and Tumethn Parker at the pep-rally Ear the game against Mel-H i h. 'Tamet a Parker. Debra Shacklegorg, Robin Moore, Michelle Goodwin, Karen Batten, her l Davis. Michelle Vitilaniu, Stephanie Meyer, lvllonica Holmes. Puttingzher all in for the Pirate team is lunior Varsity raid rahi obin Moore.

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Building school spirit is an insurmountable boundary which is taken on each year by the present cheerleaders The ones who have the most difficult time are the freshman cheerleaders Assimilating into the surroundings of high school is a tough task but these girls must adjust quickly for it IS their job to help their fellow classmates learn the ropes They are responsible for gettin the students especially the freshmen involved during ep rallies and other school activities. These girls aithfully a pear at every freshman football and basketbal game to lend their voices, and support to the freshman c ass They have marched endless miles in parades all the while being proud that they were freshmen They worked hard to keep their grades up to the standard set by the former cheerleaders Vtith the help of their sponsor, Mary lim Burttram these girls have survived their freshman year and some of them will continue climbing the ladder toward varsity cheerleading sf.-f few-4' ': 1:-ff Athletes, but far from football players, Col- leen Klecz, Theresa Leach, and Regina Kennedy sported one of their crowd pleasing poses. Sporting a smile, which will hopefully lead her to be a Varsity cheerleader, was Car- rie Walker. Marching in the Homecoming Parade, Theresa Leach, Teri Zampella, Becky Ellis, Corynne Hintze, Glo- ria Restrepo, and Car- rie Walker paraded their talents down the streets. mr:-f' -45 N'0+,:'4-1. W? .-w .,sgz4y1!'?' 4 ll - Q SGXFRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS