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

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Art in Black and White Countless times during the year students were seen rushing through the halls with huge portfolios. At the beginning of the year they were filled with entries for the annual calendar. However, as the year progressed they were filled with hopeful entries for Scholastic Art Awards. Through the year students were able to express their talents while creating some beautiful pieces. Once again it is proven that artists don 't always follow the conventional route. Heidi Harrison finds it much more comfortable to work sitting on top of the table. What looks to be a scene from a horror movie is just another of Mike Nealys creations. Depicting a typical scene when an infant is in the home, Steve McAuley reproduces a photograph. The decision of what subject to draw is sometimes a tough one. Eva Rydegran employs the help of Chortip Witherspoon as she attempts to pick which would be the best for hen 1.5 f al his if ARTXZ71

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It's a Snap Artistic abilities can be displayed in many ways. Light readings, ASA's, and developing techniques make this an exact science. Photography students spent the year attempting to master this art. Combinations of fixer, developer and wash were studied and learned. Throughout the year the quality of student's work steadily increased. By the end of the year most had become accomplished photographers. Keeping the lenses on the enlarger clean and fingerprint free is a daily task. Robert Griener takes his turn polishing them up. Employing the tools of his trade, Skip Marcotte readies his Him for the first step of processing. In preparation for developing her film Sheila Harshman removes the film from its solution. K 27ofPHoTooRAPHv

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lust a Spark Students exiting the electronics classes attained many goals. They learned not only of career possibilities, but the skills they will need to be successful in their chosen career. A wide variety of electronic uses, ranging from wiring amplifiers to residential wiring, were explored in the course. Students were also exposed to the different tools and testing machines used in the field. As advancements were made, students were exposed to additional advanced techniques. W, Testing the voltage of a piece is not too time consuming for Robert - Poliquin. In preparation for the days work, Scott Young sets up his equipment. joint experiemtns can be beneticial to all involved. lohn Kratochvil and Ken Shockley prepare themselves for var' their test. Electronic currents produce waves on certain equipment, David Cook and jerry Stevens examine the current. Combining book work with hands on testing hehns Da vid Tancrell understand his 9 Q -.' ,Gt ' x ff ii 15.3 win X5 studies. ' I i K -...VA-I XZ' 272! ELECTRONICS f1.aos..,R