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

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A as I .L-usda., . . Perched on the French cafe float, Mrs. Viglianco satisfies Sheila Quinn, Kerrie Wood, Glenn Lewis, and Kerrie Orwigs craving for pizza. Increasing the size of sunglasses doesnt always help vision. Laurel Stone blocks the rays of the sunshine with her extra-ordi- nary glasses. While waiting for the Homecoming Parade to begin, Saskia lza- guire prepares to take her place in line with the French float. Caught in an embarrassing moment, Andrea Semas attempts to hide her face with little success. Denise Finneran laughs at her friends embarrassment. Asking the typical question - cafe, the ou lait - Denise Lamp gracefully serves her customers. x, X.--in J I X s T v Q , Y I E' . gf Q .af FRENCH CLUBISS

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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

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Pep With Step This year's girls were all new to the varsity squad, except one. In spite of this they received all blue superior ribbons and spirit awards each night at camp during the summer of '83. Tough times were many, but everyone soon became the best of friends. Cheering is not all its LNNN cracked up to be. Indeed fun times were experienced, but the responsibilities were many. The sponsors, Mary Yates, and Anne Lockman, were very supportive of the girls. ,Al LF: A f : Q. . .A Showing off their flexibility Michelle Goodman and Kerrie Herndon touch elbows to knees. Spirit comes easy for Lisa Fry at a varsity football game. Closeness of friends on the squad is proven by Debra Shackleford and Monica Holmes while they pose arm in arm. Hands on hips, smile on lips is the rule for Lisa Fry and Karen Batten. The 1984 Varsity Cheerleaders show one of their competitive pyramids. Top: Michelle Vitaliano, Wcky Foreman, Monica Holmes, standing: Kim Steinberg, Michelle Goodman, Lisa Fry Stefany Meyer Karen Batten, julie Baken Kerrie Herndon, Bottom: Cheryl Foreman, Debra Shackelford. The reliable co-captain and captain are Michele Vitaliano, and Stefany Meyer They led the squad through thick and thin.