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

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DEAN'S AIDES Back Row - Chris Vanscoy, Gayna Wylie, Rhonda Bookstein, Ann Dinnall, Ed Cassie, Cathy Dow, Sleighton Meyer, Anita Longobardi. Front Row - Carl Clark, Tony Carver, Angela Carroll, Chris Carswell, Gloria Restrepo. A.V. AIDES Back Row - Carmen Oziak, Carol Russel, Matt Russel, Sara Frink, Terri Shaw, Ann Jones, Angela Kennedy, Terri Bonn. Middle Row - Erica Vineyard, Crystal Silvers, Shawn Moore, Christine Beauchamp, Kevin Folsom, Enza Cassata. Front Row - Meg Adams, JennUer Whiting, Patti Carlson. OFFICE AIDES Dennis Fenniwicz, Joe Walker, Richard Hickman, Mark Altenhof, Tim Frazier, Curt Fels, Tim Bell. STUDENT AIDESf263

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On the Job Training On the Job Training is a popular educational tool in the United States and many other countries. Working as a student aide is one of the best forms of On the Job Training available to people who are considering the profession of educating others. Student aides learn how to grade, to keep accurate planning books and to deal with educating on a limited basis. LIBRARY AIDES Ross Hoggard, Doug Bumgarner, Billy Palmer, Juanita Fite, Leslie WohUeld, Sylvia Lincoln. Gazing suspiciously at a stubborn copying machine, Joe Walker looks as he fears for the lje ofhis hat. Copiers ave been known to do some pretty strange things. COUNSELOR AIDES Back Row - Lori Johnson, Bonnie Bonsteel, Kim Whitlock, Marian Duncan, Angie Gerhard, Tami Bumgarner, Tammy Schaumann, 2nd Row - Cindy Head, Mary Zychowski, Heather Keith, Tina Rioux, Anne Dick, Erica Vineyard, Lynn Westenbarger. Ist Row - Annette Maraki, Connie Leiehton, Cathy Jerauld, Terri Ezelle, 262 Price French, Meg Adams, Dim Sepelyak, Monica Phelabaum. 'fs i at Tl -1,1 N ,.. asf is it f 1 I l 'A . l 1 . - I P

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Future Stock Car Drivers? Driving is a privilege, not a right. The Florida Highway Patrol's Driver's Handbook opens with those words. They are taken seriously in the Driver Education course in which students learn the rules and regulations necessary to retain that privilege. Also learned are driving courtesy and good driving habits to last through a lifetime of individual transit. N.-4 1 ,..,-f., . ,,Z,,,,,,- Mr- 'N Wr'v,...wv ' ...fe 'N ,,0od M- f ' .wwf ,,t.-Ekzmw It isn't every day that the opportunity to travel in a Trans-Am arises. Kevin Sliker and Leann Wuest are taking advantage of such an opportunity while earning a Driver's Education credit. No wonder there's a wailing list for the course! This is the beginning of the '80's and many changes have come about. One of these changes were throughly enjoyed by the Driver's Education class. Checking the gages before putting a vehicle in motion is a good practice. Steven Powers is exhibiting this habit that is taught in Driver's Education. Good vision is a driving necessity. Romanda Shackleford's wasn't quite good enough, but with her glasses, it's perfect. Only trouble is, they keep sliding down her nose. 264jDRlVER'S EDUCATION ' 'ew . rr- 1'-it 'Ci ww -vw .H A Fart