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

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'ma' we - -H .- 'N-.. A.-v' ,al ..... Grimacing in pain, Chris Kellum braves the needle. Mildly concemed, Ted Cassell watches as the nurse tends to his arm. Comparing baltle wounds, Steve Binder and Terri Fields de cide it I5 a laughing matter. Innocent of what lies ahead Maria Gonzales smiles uncon- cernedly. BLOOD DRIVEX33

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Another Drop in the Bucket ln the school's few years as a high school, we have been one of the leaders in the county when it comes time to donate blood. ln the last three out of five years, Palm Bay High has taken home the trophy for most blood donated by a high school. When the blood bank of Melbourne sent the bloodmobile to Palm Bay in the spring and fall, the students were ready and willing to part with a pint of blood. Over the last five years we have donated three hundred ten pints of blood. HOSA sponsors the blood drive every year and its members work inside the bloodmobile volunteering their time. Our student body should be proud to be a leader of such a worthy cause. HOSA members Suzie Santiago and Amy Whalen prepare to store blood donated by a student. Reclining back in his chain Pete Loomis decides giving blood is not so bad. Not at all enthusiastic after having her finger pricked, Patty Sherman wonders if being a Good Samaritan is worth the pain. 32! BLOOD DRIVE .M ,digg Ri

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Have It Your Way ln the lunch mods, our students have the use of two different areas, the inside and outside cafeteria, and the commons area. These places are the most popular places on campus, where students can eat lunch, talk to friends, play cards, and do homework. These two mods are a way students can get refreshed for their upcoming classes. The cafeteria is used when losten's shows and distributes class rings to students. The spirit chain sale, sponsored by the junior Civitan club, pits class against class to raise spirit for the crosstown rival game against Melbourne High School. The commons area is one of the most attractive areas in the school. lt is elevated above ground, floored with brick, and possesses sunken landscaping. lt is a meeting place for students before school. lt acts as a voting center for school elections held during the school year. No wonder the commons area and the cafeteria rank as the most popular places on the school campus. Greeting Danny Bexfield with a warm handshake, jerry johnson says hello to his old friend. In the morning, the commons area is a good place to see friends. Mike Dotson greets Terry Zampella. Enjoying a good lunch, Tony Lloyd and Sandra jones have an excellent conversation. Reading a message from one of her friends, Val Shonders shows her smile. g' - ..qaU1'f'f ? time-3 Ill 1.1 f . if 34lCOMMONS AREA