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

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al.:-J l V. 'H s. Pitching in to help clean up after the Spanish Club party Leslie Watson is putting in her share of the work. Flashing a winning smile, Merit Thomas dances during the Spanish clubs' Christmas party Putting on a fake mustache can be a tickling situation as Shane Hussel discovers before the Homecoming Parade. Before the Homecoming parade, Cassandra Rivoli prepares for her ride on the Spanish clubs float. ff' E! Odil Q55 Sw .2 1 Spanish Club!53 '- 'K

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South of the Border The Spanish club consists of students in Spanish classes who share an interest in learning more about the cultures and customs of Spain, and Spanish countries. Club Sponsor, Mrs. Flo Thomas, leads club members on adventures, such as the annual trip to a place of Spanish culture. In the past, they have traveled to St. Augustine, and the Spanish section of Tampa. These trips have left club members with a flavor of Spanish culture, which will add extra spice to both their high school years and their future. The Head Honcho'C Mrs. Flo Thomas plays a game of hide and seek. Sampling Spanish food, is said to be one of the better portions of Spanish Club, Maria Urbina Hlls her plate up. The Spanish Club officers are: standing, President Laurie Thomas, Weasurer Missi Call Kneeling: Wce President Mala Melaram, Secretary Leslie Watson. The members of the Spanish Club are: Front Row: Sherry Ceran Kendra Clark, Tanya Mederos, Krissy Kreinen Eldesa Brace, Laurie Thomas, Second Row: Heather McClaren, Patricia Brabo, Denise Figuerido, Maria Urbina, Mala Melaram, Sandra jones, Eugenia Misa, Back Row: Cathy Vwlliams, jennifer O'NeilL Missi Call, Vicki Pinden Cynthia Garcia, Paul Cook, Nancy Roberts, Leslie Watson, Eddie Matias, Cassandra Rivoli. 52fSpanish Club

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Salut Mes Amis With great spirit and enthusiasm, the French Club members built an incredibly unique float for the Homecoming Parade. Although it didn't place in the judging, they were all very proud of it. The annual parlez-athon brought in over 5100. This event takes place during a school day and the participants are allowed only to speak French. In past years the French Club has given scholar- ships to an outstanding student and member of the club. This year they will follow the tradition. Writing to pen-pals across the ocean is a main event in the French classes. Mrs. Viglianco has kept in touch with a teacher in France and their classes write to each other. This is an excellent way to learn the language and the culture. ln the past, the publications class has donated a year- book to the annual exchange package between the two countries. Reportedly it has been re- ceived with great enthusiasm. 54! FRENCH CLUB