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

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A D R Production Needless Tragedy Vandalism is a million dollar tragedy. l liat's right, one million dollars is spent each year in this country to repair or replace materials destroyed by vandalism. Most vandalism occurs on public or government owned property and the majority ol' these defacing incidents is attributed to high school and college students. Campuses, public restrooms, appartment buildings and subway and bus terminals attest to the truth of that belief. This deliberate destruction can lead to further vandalism and, eventually, an uprising violence setting man against man. Arc destruction and violence to be earmarks of this generation? ls vandalism to be the legacy bestowed upon its children? Riy1i11'1'i11g l't'i't'lII Clllllllltlfl' IO lhe brick walis and windrmzs ofthe rzurlilwriuni is iz If1.S'li thai ifarlrlor hr' eornpleletl. Britik clhsorhs plllill and onli' Illllt' will reniove the slum' and profbinily leh by vmicluli. The iipinirms e.rpre.s'.vc'il on g.vn11111.v1'lm1 :looms mul walls' hull ll rlitul plimrrimi, Tllt' Irusl unil r'e'.s71et'I Ilia! once exisretl lwliiiferi Iwo A'Illtlf'HI bodies' was fllllllllllflltall hir afew, narrow fziiriilml, xliori-.tigllrurl people. 7lIr1.Vt.'-lt't'liI1g.S' will relurn with lllllr' hui Iliei' will alivu,t'.i' be Iainleil with suspiuiwi. Pain! will lift will gll1.Y.5' xitrjirtw, l, Ilf0l'i'llllllIt'lNl', the renzoval is' more a M'l'Clj?llIyQ' Illllll liiliiiig prot'e.s'.s'. ztrualli- rlone with a ra:or. This' is a long, rwlioits job fha! slzoulil flfll be lI?t't'.S'.VifIf1l' at all. fffl USING -5-i