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

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Adding A Spike To Life ' 1 Girls O Varsity Volleyball C0-HCh Claudia R0b9rtS MVP Linda Borie Ml Lounette Quinn ,- if if, z A Coach's Choice Coach's Choice Coach's Choice lessica Taylor Darlene johnson Becky Wilson The past year was a very successful year for the 1983 Varsity Volleyball Team. With an even record of 13 and 13, the squad fulfilled their ambitions with a .500 average season. Placing third out of 12 teams in the first annual tournament sponsored by Palm Bay, they proved to others that Varsity Volleyball was on the rise. They also placed fourth out of 12 teams in the Lake Sumter Tournament. Celebrated player Linda Borie was selected as the Most Valuable Player and was also a member of the All Cape Coast Conference Team. Lounette Quinn strove to improve throughout the season and devel- oped her talents to surpass her own goalsg through these efforts she was named The Most Improved Player. Although state and conference titles were not captured, the past season was one to be proud of and remembered. Blocking the ball from the War Eagles, jennifer Roberts gains the point. Getting the ball over the net looks like a pretty easy job, but Darlene johnson makes it look like real work as she attempts to hit the ball over the net. 194f VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

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The Upward Movement lunlor Varsity Volleyball . 5: , ' X at file! Coach Coaches Choice Coaches Choice -Darla Gray Patty Holstein Pacharee Swirswan N A Manager Manager lohna Dawson Valerie Michaels Amy Bumgamer Starting out the year inexperienced and unsure of their actions, the girls' 1.V. Volleyball team plunged into the season with much vigor and vitality. The girls' record of 5-11 proved they had shaped up as the season progressed. With their newfound skills most of these girls will be able to pull their weight again next year when they make their upward movement to the varsity team. Concentration and ability are two key elements of a successful volleyball game. Angie Kelley li? 171 stretches her skills toward a victory. Teamwork is an important part of any sport. Deanna Cymbalak, lit 71 sets up the ball for one of her teammates to return to the opponent. Adding a new twist to the game, Pacharee Swirswan, IA' 181 returns the ball with great intensity 196fl.v. Volleyball la-