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

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is 'il viffbr Showing that little kids are filled with Christmas spirit too, Tony shows off the latest in holiday fashions. She may not have gotten candy canes and a monkey, but Sorga Jackson seems happy anyway. Even though shes still in high school, Lisa Jenkins still enjoys Christmas presents, here she teaches the children how to enjoy them too. ,pdkxv K N4 X

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'N Puny Pirates Though they are students the people in the child care classes are also teachers. Each day they are given the responsibility of taking care of eleven children left in their care. As the year progresses students in the child care classes learn to care for the nutritional as well as psychological needs of children. ln spending time with children the students realize that parenthood is a big responsibility and not to be taken lightly. They may be teachers, but the child care students also have an authority over them. Mrs. Ruby A. Greene has been teaching for 5 years. She is a graduate of East Carolina University, enjoys playing tennis and doing needle craft, and is a member of the American Association of University Women. we-5 144fCl-IILDCARE

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ff- jg? 2 gf. ,gf J? Jig' jj Q Jac, Company Staff vga! 'gf com pany commndef E xecu uve Officer s efge ammajor Nl' The Marine Corps Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps, CM. C. J. R. O. T. CJ. now in its fourth year at Palm Bay High school, contin- ues to produce high quality cadets who are a credit to the school as well as the Marine Corps which they represent. Leadership and citzenship are the high notes of the curriculum and it was evident around the campus as ca- cpr. sroney King lst. Li. Jim Auiss sgi. Mgr. Norman Harris dets held positions in the student government, National Honor Society, on every Varsity Company Gunny Atheletic Director Adm. Officer and Junior Varsity athletic team and in nearly every school club. Further, the unit contin- ually presented itself with dignity and pride to the whole community as they provided color guards, parade formations, and participated in numerous civic activities. During the 1980-81 school year Palm Bay's Cadets were designated by the Marine Corps Commandont as an honor school and were among the top eight fi- nalists for best unit in the Nation from among 68 Marine Corps J.R.O.T.C. units. 1981- 82 fgund the unit marching forward as they G Sgt. Billy Holzinger S Sgt. Valerie Ratliff lst. Lt. Anita Longabardi continued to win team trophies and individual awards at each competition that they attended. Leadership education is what its all about. Here Alex Beaufort uses his leadership abilities and calls ca- dience as his pla- toon leans back and struts in the PBHS Homecoming parade. 146fJROTC