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

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City Slicliers Many aspects ofa senior class are unchanging. For instance, roughly half of this class will go onto various colleges, ranging from B.C.C. to Cal Tech. There will be the sundry engagements and marriages, job offers and job losses. The year spent in preparation for this was unique in many ways. This year's senior class was the first to be undefeated in the annual Powderpuff game due to another first, a tie. They continued their winning tradition by capturing the first place in the float competition of the Homecoming parade. Unity was maintained throughout the year, due to the high caliber of the officers, sponsors, and the class in general. The fundraisers - fthe magazine sale, the booths at the fairj were successful for this reason. The class was a spirited, yet managable group. They were able to maintain the high levels of senioritis expected of them, while remaining the conscientious grou of students they were. As in past years, this class was associated with a certain group. This year tlfie Dudeman Club ruled su Jreme. All, culminated in the future memories of one group - the CLASS fJF '83! Nu 'Mill tt' F ,N 'I' i K I .,., , ., t ' M Y , H T 3 'l .. ' Af 11413 ' . an-115' t 1 , F' r It X t T I R p if hz ' ,LQ-,Q 4 ,aw new tw e .E 4' . . 'lr ,ilu If 5 1 i'U , '5-T .- .V ig- T' ,M 'f 5 ,, gi In ,.'W1t'Pf.'+ if '1 A., ,.,,- -. sq., - itcf. V ' Ig 3,1 3 Y A if 'Q i A--IXSENIORS

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