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

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Table of COIIICIIIS science ...... 248-249 Drafting .... .... 2 75 Advertising ...... . . . 250-251 Cooking ....... .... 2 76 7th Hour ............ . . . 238 Social Studies ..... . . . 252-253 Sewing .......,.. . r. . 277 Science Research .... . . . 239 l.R.0.T.C. ...... . . . 254-261 Childcare ......... . . . . 278 English ........... . . . 240 Band ......... 262-267 lob Entry!DECA . . . . . . . 279 Drama ......... . . . 241 Chorus ..... 268-269 Health .......... .... 2 80 Spanish . . . .... 242 Art .......... . . . 270 Business ......... . . . . . 281 Latin .... ...... 2 43 Photography . . . . . . 271 Advertising ....... .... 2 82-283 French .... ..... 2 44-245 Electronics ......... . . . 272 Physical Education .... ..... 2 84 Math ..... ..... 2 46-247 Auto Mechanics . . . 273 Modern Dance .................. 285 Construction ....... ........ 2 74 Yearbook .................... 286-287 Z 1 ' 01 CURRICUL UM ii, 1 l QBAB l i l i vw.wfwasewwmWte-QswstmNewte-vma.ws-Wmm.,-w-i-.-- ..wsN.t ,-t.. K ,.f,,1M.,t.,.,..-ts,-f . as. . r--..f, NN , In an attempt to design a futuristic building, George Cain draws up his plan. An unusual twist occurs during this Spanish Class. Ceaser Tobon teaches Mrs. Flo Thomas the latest step in Spanish dancing. The sewing classes undertook the task of making little puffy pirate buttons. lodi Strickland puts the finishing touches on her pirates. Preparing a dish requires the correct ingredients. VWth the heb of Mrs. Lewis, Debbie Myher and Dan Fix take the Hrst step in creating a gourmets delight. ss .--Xa.f..W,..,.a.e.a- ,-.mem-vw M mmm. tt-1.2M -,mf-c. .H -af ,J -.-Q 37.- 't, L'f.S' ,I FTS 1?-, 3-555 iii' f fi? 'ata-i 5T-4i?Tsi3?3liE5iL?'i XW.-5 Sid?fQ2J7'?fET4?i-ETl2fY 'SYELEi4i'159iiEss4Q,Qa V 'W 2.3:fI'6fi2RQf L3I 1-f!fi5.LQTi'f:l'2i4.,.: S-If? .fn , ' .if . . L 5 .W DIVISION! 237 EFX a x ...fl L

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P LM BA Y'S W, if lfi1f?!fl5 if I Y' viii, Q Tsllxiiissflm. Many changes occurred in the curriculum during the 1983-84 school year. The rati- fication of the RAISE Bill re- quired that standards be sig- nificantly heightened to en- sure a better educated group of students leave the public school system at the time of graduation. One way this task was ac- complished was the instiga- tion of more advanced place- ment classes. Added to the already existing English De- partment A.P. Class were classes in math and science. as www..-..-a.,..,. ..-..W.-..-me-,...',.,,,....,.., A..t. ss wa 1-.W ,,1,wwss-.wew-.-Wnf-us-m,1.a.qm..f.-naman-as-x The Humanities Class put on skits during their stud- ies of ancient Rome. Mysie Harper and jenny Sego carry C. 1. Jansen and Eric Cline to the lions for their bad deeds. Making sure the shirt lays correctly Kathy Thomas re-pins the interfacing on Rhonda Coxs garment. In another skit, the slave played by john Cary pun- ishes the child, Becki Caswall, as soldier Tamara McCartney looks on. awww-.1.,a1.wmaxm-...g.,.sw.mfma.afx,,.s .iis N, -f .s,.-asmsfafwfs-nnfimawsmh-mm-mmwm 236! DIVISION ln addition to the strong academic classes offered, vo- cational courses were avail- able. Drafting, construction, electronics, graphics, me- chanics, cooking, sevving and child care offered students a chance to gain invaluable ex- perience for the future. Many classes were also available to prepare students to enter the business world. Typing, accounting and data processing exposed future technology to interested pu- pils

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Working After Hours Shortly after the two o'clock dismissal bell rang, seventh hour classes came to order. These classes provided students with extra credits, or allowed them to make up credits they will not be abel to obtain next year when the new 21 credit standard needed to graduate in 1985 comes into effect. A variety of subjects were offered and small classes made the learning process quicker and subject matter easier to comprehend. The remains of a long, lost relative stands by as Mr. Rabbit takes one more look at what is to come. Using the aid of a model frog, Mr. Osborn explains its anatomy and the similarities between the frog and a human being. Biology shared between two doesn 't seem half as tough. jackie Mack and Ronnie Sims work together to finish their extra homework. Scientific calculations come easily to mind as Mr Pechich explains the basics of Chemistry. Studying Biology can't be too bad if you have company such as this. Lorna Raisback has good companionship during one afternoon class. 238! 7TH HOUR rdf' ...Q