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One Step l Ahead Many of our students were involved not only scholastically in our school system, but they were also athletically involved. They participated in Community activities, and made our clubs and organizations spe- cial parts of their high school years. Usually a girl who is the most valu- able, varsity volleyball playen and a varsity softball playen would not be expected to be the senior Home- coming Princess. Linda Borie shows her stuff on the court as Captain of our varsity volleyball team. Playing varsity football is a great accomplishment in high school for Dan Z ychowski, but also being President of the National Honor Society makes this twice as impressing. After exhibiting athletic abilities in softball and achieving a Varsity spot in her sophomore yean Robin Moore moves on in her senior year to represent HOSA as president of the state organization. 140!SENIOR TRIBUTE
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Community Porincrship The character of a community reflects the sum of many parts. Tangible elements, such as location, climate and services, are important ingredients. But distinctiveness of character comes from the people of a community. Brevard is rich in this distinction - rich in the spirit, warmth and community pride ot its people. Harris is proud to be a member of this community partnership. ln addition to providing job opportunities and a substantial tax base, Harris is work- ing with the people of Brevard to preserve and enhance the natural beauty of our environment, to provide improved services, and to encourage the cultural life of our community. Working together, Harris and Brevard form a powerful partnership for the continuing enrichment of our community. HARRIS 5.511 ADVERTISINGH39
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1 Q P' i e x I .- me . s-.gnu S 1? , .gag ,. .3 -li-.......i. W .. x.a- :M ,sf-1.5. , 'f A 71335, ' tt:- :K va ,S . .. Y El Being away from home for an en- tire year is an ordeal in itself but one of our Swedish foreign exchange stu- dents, Eva Rydegram, makes the very best of her senior year in America. Being a major support in both our symphonic and marching band for all four of her years at Palm Bay Hega Fuenfhousen also participates in activities such as Speech Club, and Brain Bowl. Working in many outside activities, and school sponsored ones, Varsity Cheerleader Kim Steinberg astride her Palomino, Blazen competes in a trail riders horse show. Being selected the only male senior to be elected on the Cape Coast Boys' Cross Country Team, Carl Christman proved his abilities as Captain of Cross Country here at home. SENIOR TRIBUTE! 141
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