Melbourne High School - Mel Hi Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Yagi!! 9 XCXWW? Selma 'Y Y emma Bm :OW in not yfeclo 'DXC Youfl S ' em 059 S- . Mr- Elo as?-'A gglbam xih Axe Ka ne B10 Bed . meg, G 5u1.'b9 . ellv Nye? Yrst Sow: tm Lellmgjib Don Nlchlonell' x 7 jo b Moi S059 Dv Ogzxgeisonwigg Larson, Kalgfen' SCIENCE RESEARCH Science Research is relatively an infant in the high school curriculum. in fact, Mel- bourne is the only school in the state carrying such an unusual course. The main objective of the course is to give scientifically minded students an oppor- tunity to delve into fields of science particularly of interest to them. Mr. Einem, di- rector of the class, is encouraging his scientific charges to learn to work independently, facing their own problems as they confront them. Being an expert in several fields himself, Mr. Einem is ready to assist the young scientists in any way he can. The Science Fair at Melbourne included many of the outstanding projects that the students had been working on since the first of the year. Own mA 1 ke, YM

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Henry Schroeder, Monroe Bennett, Benny Koske, Gary Cook. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is composed of students taking the Vocational Radio and Television course. The Radio Club takes one day each week in class to discuss new inventions and the latest electronic equipment that is available on the market. The club will elect its own officers at the beginning of each year. The officers will hold office for one school year. Members of the Radio Club are: Carl Ache, Larry Burgess, David Critten, Marlowe Eitel, jerry Hatt, William Morrison, Gerhard Martens, Phil Morissette, Garrett Osborne, Thomas Troyer, Edward Woods, Don Ward, Tom Wofford, Dickie Howe, Benny Koske, Bill Miller, Charles McCammon, Henry Schroeder, jack Fleischrnan, Monroe Bennett, and Gary Cook.

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SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS in order of award Electronics: Bill Tippy, Allen Womack, Glenn Dorsay. Claemirtry: Red Alderman, Marceleen Rhodes, Alberta Etters. General Scienfe: Jack Dale Strickland, John Perchalski. Biology: Norman Kimmey, Selma Anderson, Bob Morris. SCIENCE FAIR March 18 was a busy one at Melbourne. It marked the annual Science Fair held at Melbourne. This was the second fair held at our High School and it proved a tre- mendous success. The many projects covered over three of the science classrooms and drew people from all over the county. The above winners will go to the Gainsville Science Fair and compete for even bigger prizes. All of the above are Science Research smdents except for four, which all goes to prove that science has really taken a hold at Mel-Hi this year. All students are encouraged to be thinking about projects for next year when Mel- bourne will stage its third Science Fair.