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

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Communication Of The Masses One class that gave students the bene- fits of a free class without the hassles of homework or exams, yet the opportunity to help others was a library aide. These aides are, Ed Shea, Chris Zwicker, Mike Kinsey Cheryl Foreman, julie Wasie- lewski, Eyvone Holmes. The A.V room was probably the most useful to teachers. One reason could be that aides did the easy but time consum- ing work of tests, and work sheets for them. Running ditto's and copying ma- chines were a few things aides did. These busy and hard working students are, Tim Knight, Darrin Vandiver, Steve Fairman, Bobby Clancy, Ieannie Berry Brian Bango, Iimmy Strausser, Sharon Louks, Tim Pettit. 236fLIB, AV AIDES

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R2 1 'T H54 . 9f'f?W7E3 if Ei? 55 E M 1 5567 E... may qw, rm PWM a y I Hi ZR? I H1 W' Q-' ' I in , 2- 'W -nl 1 C I UI Pl Qggj - 4... ,.,,j 4 . - ' 1 The Sheriffs And Their Deputies Students, faculty and parents trafficked through the main office all year long. It was one of the busiest places in the school with the exception of the hallways. Of all people, aides should know. These students deliver messages, run errands for the principal and the administration. The aides include, Todd Wright, Billy Palmer, Gina Longbardi, Carol Darsey Tammy Cunningham, Mary Soots, Debbie Wohlfield, Iohn Moran, Tina Adding ton, Cindy Mayo, Khris Kelly Chris Brown, Dorthy Strausser, Iackie Rook. Dean's aides are trusted with responsibil- ities connected with the office. They run er- rands, record absences, and check students in and out of school. These respected and busy students are, Iackie Woods, David White, Tim Pasonski, Marty Barry Sherry Hiatt, Zimba- list Nelems, Donna Hawk, Lisa Crassmen. W'1...,I' . X f' i ' . Q5 sv- ' Dean's aides rarely got a moment's rest, Keron Rutland somehow managed to stop long enough to smile. ln the midst of all her duties, Mrs. Ienkins took time to pose for our photographers with David White. DEANS 8: OFFICE AIDESXZB7