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

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ZSZXBUSINESS Working For A Better Opportunit Business Occupation classes work toward the goal of learning how to type accurately with speed. These classes teach students how to file assorted information, use the business telephone, and operate the duplicating machine. Mrs. Kramer interests her students in leadership and secretarial training that they will use when searching for an occupation in the future. Working 9 to 5 as a secretary is not one of Lorene Hughey's destinations, but she still plugs away at her typewriter. Finding a way out of the everyday routine, Marla Gordon wears the finest style in head gear. Beinoarnated from the fifteenth century to the 198O's, Patty Stealman plays a role as a modern day secretary Observing and grading the techniques of her class was Mrs. Kramer. Typing without looking at your fingers is difficult indeed, but Alan Harshman shows this in an easy way - calm, cool, and accurate. H Briefly going over her stenography Darlene Burton is trying to figure out s what she Wrote. By the expression on her face, you can tell that Dana Brooks has had a hard time on her assignment. v sggqg..

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is O Ah il--rx Learning The Basics U arol 5 erman Q The Health Occupations Fun- damental I class learned the ba- sic anatomy and the occupations that revolve around health. They studied the human body and the diseases that relate to it. Using a stethoscope is sometimes fun, as Brenda Tesenair checks julie Pleasant's heart beat. Sharon Maye doesn't think being weighed is all that frightening, as she stands calmly waiting while Michael lames weighs her. lane Freeze patiently waits to see if Chris Williford has found anything intersting in her ear. Lawande Scott and Rachel Bauman try thier luck at naming some of the parts of the human body. 234fHEALTH OCCUPATIONS Diane Cargill vw i . u 9' e X