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

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Table of Contents Administration 84 Deans 66-67 Guidance .............. 68 Teachers ....... . . . 69-76 Supportive Staff . . .... 77 Advertising .... . . . 78-79 Freshmen. . . Advertising . Sophomores Advertising . luniors ..... Patrons .... . 80-93 . 94-95 Advertising .... . . 138-139 Senior Tribute ..... 140-141 96-115 Senior Patrons ..... 142-143 116-117 Senior Class Officers . . . 144 118-136 Seniors ........... 145-176 . . . 137 Advertising . . . . 177-179 PEOPLE IG. 4. M. .W-i-Wmsam.-t. .--stuns,-,ras-as-V , aw.,-m,,.a..-N-.--. -.-.n.m.. .ax Showing their class spirit for all of Palm Bay to see, Coleen Klecz, Mike Roberts, and Peter Barile ride as Pirates on the Sophomore Class Float. W A favorite teenage delicacy did not escape Shenita Terrys grasp. Dilyently applying himself to his schoolwork, Ivan Tillman works during his lunch hour. 7 Others, such as Bruce Archie and Deltris Shepard found addition- al ways to occupy themselves during their lunch mods. DIVlSlON!65

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P LM B Y'S The facet of our tour that cannot be overlooked is peo- ple. Without the teachers, administrators, custodians, staff and most importantly students, there would be nothing to advertise. They made the year what it was. the Math Team earning the highest score in the county as well as one of the highest scores in the state in the Flor- ida Mathematics League gave this year a special glow. That glow will shine on for future times. The students on whom Achievements such as the it reflects will change, but Girls Cross Country Team 3 placing sixth in the state, and 5 Z 2 i they will all have something worth advertising. t ' ,,1v ' ' .-,- f wa-ismass.-Welles-w.:s-u fssmewe .wa -,s.:,am.s,. ua. sag, -t . .. .f ,wc 14 . assed .2 aefrmwyfxm Preceding the Homecoming Parade, Principal Boyce Padgett consults Ken Kennedy concerning the positioning of the Home- coming Parade. Clubs are made up of people who care. Foul-line members jennifer Blanding and Tammy jackson assist Tom Armstrong at a car wash which will benefit the basketball team. Cheerleaders are special people who give of themselves for school and team. Regina Kennedy and julie Ulmer share a warm smile before the Homecoming Parade. 1f2': ,- . x 64!DIVISION 7:-,.,-4 '-

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This past year the administration welcomed the new school year with a great deal of enthusiasm. During the 1983-84 registration, 1,700 students were enrolled to attend classes in our school. A new computerized attendance system was applied by our administrators as a test system for all Brevard County schools. With the help of those computerized cards, attendance time was cut in half as were other problems that consumed our administrators' time. The guidance offered and examples set loy our administrators this past year were not only models for school, but also for life. 661 Administration It's A Matter of Principle HR A ft ,' at Sv in Principal .s Mr. Boyce Padgett