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

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loy for the Season The Christmas party held the day before Christmas vacation is a tradition. For one hour students enjoyed their friends' company without the confines of a classroom. The teachers and administration set up many activities in which students became involved. Activities included the favorite - tug-of-war, volleyball in the gym, a bicycle race, and many places were open for just socializing. The students left school grateful that the administration gave them a chance to get in the Christmas spirit early. A physique to be proud of is sported by Doug Patterson, as he 'gets physical . The Christmas party hosted many events. Nm Elmen Reggie Scott, Eugene Mack, Antel Baugh, and Tracy Linger chose to attend the tug-of- war. Clowning around in front of the goal, Dan Alicia and Keith Waldron wait for Angel Alicia and Coach Osborne to repair the net. Taking advantage of the free time provided by the Christmas party Anne Fernandez settle down for a YuIetide Snooze 22! CHRISTMAS PARTY

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Helping Hands During the past year, eight of Palm Bay student's mothers became Grey Ladies in the Red Cross Volunteer program. Because of their gift of time, our clinic ran much more efficiently and those who visited felt better instantly after a smile from a friendly face. We would like to advertise this great quality in our parents, and show our appreciation for all their support. While waiting for an empty bed Keith Waldron looks as if he doesnt feel very well. Shaking hands is a good way to say hello julie Ulmer and Marlene Nller show us how proud they are to be an American Red Cross volunteer 1984 RED ckoss VOLUNTEERS - Front Row: Ruth Smith, Gail BalL Miki Ladd, and julie Ulmer Back Row: Marlene Tillen Lattie Fields, Sandy Bovie, and Patricia Terrell. ? a F 24!CllNIC ...X7'Q Ceo X f t