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

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D I Science -- N o Bones About It - Is Dis- covery Space Coast high schools have long been noted for producing superlative engineers and reseachers. Palm Bay High School is no exception. Many stu- dents from PBHS have graduated to attend noted technical and engineering colleges. One reason for the high ratio of science oriented graduates is the outstanding science department. This group of teachers, headed by Carolynn I-Iowell, has established a county-wide reputation of quality instruction. Their efforts have repeatedly paid off, with prizes in District, County, State and National competitions being won every year by science students. Students who don't compete profit as well. All have the opportunity to learn and benefit from the careful and excellent instruction given by the science department. One of Mr. Howell's little-known talents is being put to the test, not too ojien does one get the opportunity to fillet shark. Looks like he might be starting a gourmet elective at PBHS. They're some STRANGE students in physiology these days. Senior Cathy Smith is getting acquainted with one ofthe stranger types. Those rubber-maid gloves will hold up through anything. These biology students are .showing very little fear at the 'killer ofthe sea', probably because it's dead. Show-off Todd Taylor is assisting in the vital operation with his pointer, as Mr. Howell executes a delicate slice with his scalpel. Y I N. A 'W iq. J . tt wi E 4fSCIENCE CLASS

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'D'f0' A roller skating aide, a photogenic photographer, a tough Marine, a cooking chemist, two hard working mechanics, a tinker toy, toy-tower builder and motor cyclist are just some of the professions that can be learned about at Palm Bay High School. They're being portrayed by Anne Dick, Steve Hutchinson, James Miller, Liz Brown, Clark Rogers, Raymond Deer, Pam Johnson and Matt Wilson who was on loan from his mother Sue Wilson. Sometimes being caught in the act gives a person a better perspective. Royal Fortune photographer Bobby Tutwiler is looking at life with a vertical view, maybe it will give him a betterperspective. TABLE OF CONTENTS Science E-4-225 English 226-227 Math 228-229 History 230-23l Spanish 232-233 French 234-235 German 236-237 Modern Dance 238-239 Physical Education 240-241 Auto MechanicsfConstruction 242-243 Drafting 244-245 Typing 246 Shorthand 247 Business Occupations 248-249 Health Occupations 250-251 Child Care 252-253 Sewing Occupations 254-255 Food and Nutrition 256-257 Art 258-259 Photograph 260-261 Student Aides 262-263 Drivers' Education 264-265 R.O.T.C. 266-F-l

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