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

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M aa' Researchers' Experiments Conducting research and ex- periments under the minimal supervision of a science instruct- or are two major parts of the science research program. Science oriented students set up, research and conduct their own experiments with money from a federal grant program. For this reason, it is a very limited class that has only the few, top notch science students in this school on its roster. These students are required to keep an accurate, up-to-date journal of their individual experi- A day in the lUe ofa science research advisor, Doctor Noni Warrell and her Igor assistant, Jeff Shaw, attacked and anesthetized Carolynn Howell. When she regained consciousness, a part of her here and there seemed to be . . . uh, missing. Her expression tells it all. Only seven people comprise this year's Science Research class. They are Richard Robelts, Joe Czagas, Steve Radke and Jeff Shaw, back row: Liz Brown, Nonix Warrell and Bobby Clarcey, front row,' Carolyn Howell, advisor and patient. 64fSCIENCE RESEARCH ments and must write research papers pertaining to their par- ticular interests within certain scientific fields related to their subjects of experimentation. Many science research stu- dents enter their projects in dis- trict competitions in which they earn the requirements necessary to go on to county and state-wide fairs. Some even qualify to attend the National Science Fair and earn ribbons, prizes, commenda- tions and scholarships at that level. A' '

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A Future In Technology As students become interested in more subjects, more clubs are integrated into the extracurricular agenda. One such organization is Junior Engineering Technological Society. Its membership is made up of people interested in engineering technology as a present hobby and a future career. JETS established its charter here for the first time this year, giving many science oriented an opportunity to learn more about engineering in the world and on the Space Coast. .lels Club officer are Barry Ford, president and Rollin Edwards, secretary. Members of the newly formed Jet Club are George Mann, Peter Fuenfhausen, Ken Caballero, Susie Snell, Pam Rallw George Haines - sponsor, Rollin Edwards, Wayne Aldride, Drew Edwards, Barry Ford, and Kent Cooper. 66l.lETS V