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

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Table of Contents Dance Club ................ 38 Advertising ..... . . . 46-47 Speech Club ............... 48 FHAXHERO Club ............ 49 National Honor Society Club. . 50 Latin Club ................. 51 Spanish Club ............ 52-53 French Club ............. 54-55 Varsity Cheerleaders ...... 56-57 Drama Club ............... 39 Student Council . . . . . . 40-41 Beta Club .......... .... 4 2 junior Civitan Club .... .... 4 3 Tradewinds ......... .... 4 4 HOSA Club ....... .... 4 5 junior Varsity Cheerleaders . . . 58 Freshmen Cheerleaders ...... 59 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club . . 60-61 Dungeons 84 Dragons, Future Business Leaders of America Clubs QFBLAJ .... 62 Foul Line .................. 63 K f 1 .ggtggjfvfjt J Y '-iii ' ai tiff 0 ' W. l . 1 l- ,, Li FQ.-.LJ 9 PALM BAY HIGH SCHOOL ' Us 'EY s f S' MSS? .nm ' :as - E134 6 St LL. 'is . fw-A ii 'I v x :C 12 1 W ..-6 if W X ..a..ew-fwmn-mva.mN-sw.f N . -.-- ww,-., A.. . . . v . f..... .- In preparation for the opening of their cafe, French Club members Kerry Ofwlg, Monique Molleur and Angelique Lind decorate their establishment. Members of the lunior Civitan Club display their spirit in the parade. Giving blood a task which causes great pain to some, only brings a smile to Kris Kellams face. Sheer terror is the only thing in Terry Fields mind as she gives up her blood to a worthy cause. .--,N .Q-. -- n-ff-fswsfa .. . . OR GA NIZA Tl ONS 'f '. ' fi'.i'ti.'I'.i1 li ' T ' f F'i1'?fi 'f'1'Q 'V-7'915T'F'1 ''ff'-V'fisfsiif-iC5 'I'?5?ZI.' F '- 'K' ' ' DIVISION! 37

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P LM BA Y'S After entering part two of our tour, a very important as- pect of high school life came into view, organizations. An extensive list of skills were learned from active par- ticipation in clubs. Leadership qualities and cooperation number at the top of the list. However, one of the most important skills acquired was salesmanship. tM8tM's being the number 1 seller sold al- most twice a month.J lf a stu- dent sold one case of M8tM's in a candy sale, they sold ap- proximately 3,000 little green, brown and yellow bite size, melt-in -your-mouth morsels. Multiply this number accord- ingly and the results are stag- gering. Several of the clubs and or- ganizations were involved at the state level. For the second year, both the FHAXHERO and the Student Council hosted district meetings at the excellent facilities our school affords. What they learned at conventions and workshops will remain with them forever. In a show of strength and skill that would make any Roman Gladiator jealous, Warren Pyle attacks an unknown foe while Michael Scheele cheers the battle on. Adorned in their respective Dungeons and Dragons appar- el Bill Garrett, joe Dibella, Steve Radke, Tony Hudson, Carlos Martinez, and Danny Bexfield enact a scene in DAD style. Presenting themselves for inspection, trumpet players Wm Westernbargen Rob Van Wart, survive close scrutiny by drum mayor Carol Reese. 36! DIVISION vvmnwmzwannzmnnmmpwnzsmwzmunyw-:giftsat-:whims 411, -, tsae:Jmmnim::1emw4'1rmm.mmwnw X S 5 N ef,,miW,,,,

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Dancing in the Street Students were able to dance and have the knowledge of wat it involved. All members were encouraged to develop new dance routines rather than hold to old ones. They participated in free lazzercise warm- ups, and basic movements. Mrs. Mariel Cucuel donated her time and studio for the students. The dance club, sponsored by Mrs. Garcia and Mrs. Saxman gave students the opportunity to creatively express themselves through dancing. ' Not only in Dance Club, but also in the dance class, Shenita Terry and Lori Caldwell show their -. ' .- I Marla Gordon, Saskia Izaguirre, Shenita Terry Marna Fields, Christy Tedmonci Lori Caldwell i Q l a r MMichelle Wroble, Ramona Hamilton. Front-Row: Mrs. Saxman, Kathy Mills, Gloria Restrepo, Daniel M 7 ygyg . y gg r .4 Young, Cher Dawney Amy Wright, Mrs. Garcia. ie, ,... f I N, talents while performing on stage. 5 t t Y 38!DANCE CLUB . EW V r . -.9 Agent. x,,,,,.4'V