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

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On the Go On the lob Many have jobs while still in high school, but the Distributive Education Clubs of America offers a different program. DECA members were on a plan where they left at various times of the day. After being released early, they went to work. Many were able to work full time with this program. Another facet of this program included lob Entry students. These students did not report for school except to turn in their hours worked for that week. Like the DECA students, those on job Entry received credit for their hours worked on the job. DIS TRIBUTIVE EDUCATION MEMBERS 1984: Back Row - David Shreve, Earl Scruggs, jeff Meielj leff Johnston, Ken Strunk, Mike Dotson, Kevin Rotunda, 2nd row - lulie Carroll, Kathy Howerton, Danny Clifford Melissa Behringen Richard Sanoske, Racheal Benjamin, Lorraine Freeman, Linda Scott, Bereasa Mack, 3rd row - Kim Firment, Mike Casteel, Heidi Harrison, Kelly Haywood, Susan Holstein, Tammy Hopkins, lackie Rook, Teresa Armenia, Maureen Barry jackie Zukowski Kneeling: Wendy Roberts, Francine Labbate, Dawn Phillips. DECA OFFICERS: Vice President: Lisa Bender President: Wendy Roberts Treasurer: Dawn Phillips Historian: Russel Hiatt Secretary: Francine Labbate A friendly attitude is the very best quality a cashier can acquire, Kathy Stewart has mastered this qualification. DECAf 279

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lust A Little TLC Students enrolled in the child-care class found that it took a lot more than a little TLC to keep their charges happy. lt took all their classroom skills to keep the attention of the youngsters. ln their classroom training, students were taught various methods for entertaining members of the younger generation. The true test came, however when students were caring for children, and many were quite successful with it. She may look as though she may be a future teachen but this little girl is showing Ronnie Simms her favorite toy Preparing clay for molding took a long time Martha Cameraon works on getting the water content just right. Receiving correct change is very important, Tammy McDaniels hehns her charge understand that concept. What one would think of as an unlikely sight was commonplace in the child care room. Fletcher jordan assists Linda Bell in hehoing the children color I ftllgt 1, g X . Fill? Nl f' '-f. .QA - X 278!CHILD CARE 5+ D A 3 , tfil 'ff !,.,sa,,,gK , , 'w

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The Doctor's In Health Occupations is a class in which one learns the work of hightly trained doctors and nurses. Mrs. Diane Cargill instructs her students in what she has learned from experience as a full time nurse. Learning the parts of the skull may be tedious, but Caesar Tobon, Kim Rivette, and Twyman Gilbert attempt the task. The eyes and ears are studied from charts by Monica Brown, Noell Fawcett, and Tametha Parken Muscles are pointed out by Cathy Williams while Carolyn McNair: Cynthia Garcia, and Eldesa Bruce study her procedure. Practice makes perfect, so jackie Varga gets a head start by working with the dummy. The ear examination is performed by Valerie Vera on her sister Velicia Vera. 280! HEALTH t aLi'fY'I7' 7, .I - alfa owing