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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The Conductors of Communication Learning about the language which is spoken, written and read by the majority of the world is an enormous job. Teaching that langauge is an even greater difficulty. Language arts courses are designed to give students a firm background in grammar, writing, and American and British Literature. Students who have completed four credit years are able to write in complete sentences and are able to write complete and correct papers. They also have knowledge of classic American and British poetry, books, short stories and their authors. Very few people enjoy grammar as much as Muriel Witham seems to. This smile is , . her response to conjugating verbs. Wait 'til she gets to diagramming sentences. Sorting tests is a good way to find your way into a teacher's good books . Sidney Moore is utilizing that useful knowledge while classmates Martha Carver and Melanie Powell observes her technique for future practice. Some people just can't handle being read to. they always think it's a bedtime story and drm off Rick Miller is exhibiting that drowsy quality while Denette Gonzales, on the opposite pole, is extremely alert to her surroundings. 226fLANGUAGE ARTS