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

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ff e t Jflfkni, ' M. 'Zi L, i X ,xi 210fENGLISH KQV: . 'Cunn- tf-. , Vein., Obviously not wanting her picture taken, Donna Hawk pretends to be busy in the back of the room. This book is not very interesting in Frank Vaccarelli's eyes as he flips through the pages waiting for the bell to ring. Having no problems with her work, Sherri Hyatt has time to flash a smile to a fellow classmate. Even the disruption of a photograph doesn't interrupt the heavy train of thought from Michelle Lieberman. i

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..-' I., Ohb 8 Off! S mst English may sl . W not be the first 1 thing to come to mind when you see Iohn Smith and Ron- ald Scott teaching Kara- te for their demonstra- tion speech. Although it seems the whole class is watching Ke- ? I vin Gregg relax with an inter- esting novel, they are really Watching other students give their demonstration speech in Mrs. Shriffrin's 9th grade English Class. , 'lrying to decipherltbxrue mean- ing behind Nathanihl H wthorryfs worl-: was .Tw Q-Z Nt 1' is , Y - j I x. Mastering the art cg:-tfie Eyrglishflahguage is A a skill that must be achieved before one can graduate from high schoolfHere7we. have, - many teachers who teacll this skill and' help us to grow and better understand tl:?e wdrld around us. K 7 .J Headed by Margaret ,Harlan,'th' En shpf department has introduced -fliaggdeifi S tom many different activitiA.,?Lhe Aifllfanped placement American Lite iatupd C1 isseQ, along with the Humanities clasges tppl? field trips, heard guest lecturers nfw eexpdsed to many different areas ofdlfteraguese. gush up .5 .7 I to date methods of tearfhlpg were npt lirfriied' tl' to those classes, all the glasses ad the' A opportunity to partake in manggml' thgds of teaching. V ll . Knowing that many different, vetyaes education are traveled, it.he,!E'n lish department offers a variety of s sugdh as! ,gl - British Literature, American Llteeitubgla, Wa X' ri 11 grade requirementj, Speech I 81 Ill, f P Y I, Advanced placement American Lileraiure 3' . World Literature and English I. ENGL1swzo9 A 9.

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was l crux . ..N, -'- tri ff xx V mqu 1: zf Q , my , , wi lx, 1 Ilf my lHilderbrand Ulf M,,fk.,5,,, :-:fav xlluth Presenting his demonstration speech, Mike Withrow appeared to be prepared. Not needing any cue cards, Vincent Cooper presented his speech to the Class. Answering questions at the end of her speech, Iennifer Robertson was glad it was finally over. Physical Contact was the idea of their speech as Ronald Scott and Iohn Smith demonstrated skills of the Marshall Arts. ENGLISIUZH