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

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A Year of Upsets O Varsity Football P E ' ,P A Head Coach Defensive Coordinator Defensive Line Artie Ulmer lohn Thomas ' Dave Pifer s I Linebackers Offensive Line Most Dedicated A - Player Frank Poole lohn Tuttle W Roger Dixon A year of upsets - and a year of disappointment was a good way to describe the 1984 varsity football season. What looked like the start of a bad season changed in the third game against Southfork. A great team effort in the second half enabled the Pirates to come from behind to beat the previously undefeated Southfork. The defense, playing against an all-American running back, played well the entire game and insured victory in the last minute with a goalline stand. For the fifth year in a row, the Pirates rallied to beat the Commodores. The offense, led by Pat Stephens and Freeman Walker, scored two touchdowns. The defense, led by Alvin Payne, shut down Eau C-allie completely. After three quarters of a scoreless, and tough defensive game against Astronaut, Cedric Chance turned a fumblelrecovery into a touchdown run. Pat Stephens followed closely behind with an interception and a runback for a touchdown. Roger Dixon scored the final touchdown to put a score of 28-0 on the board to beat the Astronaut War Eagles at our Homecoming Game. Keeping his eye on the ball Terry Butler N122 concentrated on making the pass complete. Finding a hole was quite a task, but with blocking from 111751 Mark Scott, M331 George Moore had no trouble.

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9. Table of COI'ltel1tS Girls' Cross Country .... 200-201 Tennis ..... . . . 218-219 Advertising ....... 202-203 Golf .......... . . . 220-221 V. Football ...... . . . 182-185 V. Boys' Basketball . 204-205 Boys' Track ..,. . . . 222-223 l.V. Football ........... 186-187 l.V. Boys' Basketball 206-207 Girls' Track . . . . . 224-225 Freshmen Football ...... 188-189 Freshman Basketball 208-209 Advertising .... . . . 226-227 Soccer ......... . . . 190-193 V. Girls' Basketball . 210-211 V. Softball ..... . . . 228-229 V. Volleyball . . . . . . 194-195 l.V. Girls' Basketball 212-213 l.V. Softball .... . . . 230-231 l.V. Volleyball ......... 196-197 Swimming ........ 214-215 V. Baseball ..... . . . 232-233 Boys' Cross Country . . . 198-199 Wrestling ......... 216-217 l.V. Baseball ...... . . . 234-235 N - 5 ,wg at -. 1 it 1 Hoping to gain a decisive victory Cathy Williams and Angie Kelly return the ball with great force to the awaiting Merritt Island Team. Half-way through the race, the effects of heat and anxiety have taken their toll on Varsity Cross Country runner Carl Christman. Football is a hard game that requires a lot of dedication and hard work, but team members George Moore, Scott Young, jerry Butler Billy Barnhill Todd Young, Chris Balen Sean Rob- erts, Mark Scott, Scott Hiosky Kevin Mack and Pat Stevens know how to clown around. A little encouragement is pro- vided by Diane Morelli. As she rounds the curve to the finish line, Laura Reed pours on the steam to prevent the Ntusville runner from gaining a few precious feet. w:a.n-:swtwa-w::w4-.-v-M-A,1,--- -9 --'- A A -W . , Y W: I DIVISION! 181 s tm. at J t.-am: :fmxwzmunmm SPOR TS

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