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

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Drawn To The Hills In preparation for the 1983 art calendar, students ventured throughout the City taking snapshots of all types of plants, from beach to roadside views. After the pictures were developed, 14 out of 42 were chosen to appear in the calendar. The Art II class, who were the ones to draw the actual pictures, voted on the ones that were chosen. The students worked diligently After their drawings were completed, they went to the printer. When the completed calendar was returned, the art classes sold them in order to raise funds for school books. The calendar is but one of the many projects taken on by Ioan McMillan's art class. They also learned various techniques involved in drawing. gf' E, 1 is-Kiev, gxfrr , 4, sf, vt '. x Q - 4 .L is x . s a fall. F--1 . -. x ur R . ligated comfortably Ieff Hitchcock cautiously continues to Q drfiw his palm trees. - sri H T I ,L : 1, Le ef Z A M- ' .. - it Ma mg ' uches on his artwork, Robert 'Greiner works tediousy his eagle the greatest. . 226fART , . r.t,rs at r,.r.x ir.r f t Wx, fl, it K r J -TIT. f,..,N ugh' T QQ -f ':-1 wr-+ , 'mf' N, J' e nalg, su X N I, J, KX , 7 ri of ' Iohn ements llyi are, 1983w1endf1f- J f

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Photography is the art of taking pictures of emotions and elements of designs. Stu- dents in photography classes took their own pictures then developed them. After this was done, they had to print, enlarge, and then mount their pictures. Of the 20 photog- raphy students, the five advanced students were expected to enter the National Scho- lastics photo contest, along with the Indiat- lantic Art Show, which all the students were required to enter. . . 5 . . xg: 5M .. .L SX, ESX 1 I . , ' .M A 1' ' 2 X6 - -:f Going into the dark- room, Pam Ankins, was ready to go to work. Be- ginning the process of i developing, Cindy Mi- l chaels, transferred her picture from negative to paper. indulging in their hobby Larry Fur- tardo and Rosie Petra- lia displayed their fi- nesse. ZZBXPHOTGRAPHY Class In A Flash Q 'fl -- 52 ' .G ,4