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

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I W9 J X 'Il ,ff I 5- Nix l'.i ff. ll Xs v' f it Ill! Dfw .' 4, ...asf A,-w 5 .,, -at-3 t. W.. 'W . 'ww 5 Q. 'ET . gg ,f ' Mr. David Howell: Marine Science, Science Research Mr. Howard Hudnell: Draft- ing. Mrs. Cathy Hurd: Algebra I 81 ll, Sponsor-Mu Alpha Theta. Mrs. Sandra jones: English I, Sponsor - Senior Class. Mr. Francis Kennedy: Gen- eral Math I 84 Il, Sponsor- Student Council. Mrs. Mildred Kennedy: Al- gebra l 81 ll, Remedial Math, Sponsor- Student Council. Miss Mickey Kloeppel: Ma- rine Science, Physical Sci- ence, Sponsor - 9th cheer- leaders. Mrs. Cathy Kramer: Funda- mentals of Business 81 Of- fice Occupations, Secretarial Occupations, Clerical Occu- pations, Sponsor- Iunior Ci- vitan. Mrs. loanne Lewis: Food Service 81 Production, Fun- damentals of Food Service, Sponsor -Future Home- makers of America. Mrs. Anne Lockman: Alge- bra I 81 Il, Pre-Algebra, Sponsor - V. Cheerleaders. Mrs. loyce London: English I. Ms. Shelli Long: Modern Dance, I 84 II, Concert Choir, Beginning Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed En- semble, Sponsor - F.C.A. Mrs. Marjorie Marcum: Physical Science, Sponsor- Girls' Golf. Mrs. Caroline McGuire: Spanish I 8i ll, Sponsor- Na- tional Honor Society. Mr. Bill McLeod: American History. 73! FACULTY

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That's Incredible The teachers of this school have colorful pastimes. The 'Mind Painters relax in their own special ways. Mr. Bill McLeod spent his time off at the Wickham Park test range where he performed target practice. Ms. Ardyth Heller volunteered her valuable time recording books for the blind. She was also a member of the First Methodist Church of Melbourne Choir. She has other interests as well, she worked as a soloist for the First Church of Christ Scientist. Visiting Tangiers, Marocco in North Africa, Mrs. Margaret Harlan is not afraid as she shows her bravery by being the only one of her group to ride the camel. Anxiously watching the progress of his team, Coach Craig Munger observes the race. Coaching the catchen Miss Mickey Kloeppel attempts to guide Susan McGuire in the right direction. Mrs. Darla Gray: Communications, Writing, Coach-LV. Volleyball, Coach-LV. Girls Basketball. Mrs. Ruby Greene: Child Care Services, Fundamentals of Child Care, Fundamentals of Homemaking, Sponsor - FHAXHERO. Mr. joe Grezaffi: Street Law, Ancient Civilization, World History. Mr. George Haines: Physics, Physical Science. Mr. David Haman: American History, Law Studies. Ms. Kathy Harbaugh: General Math lll, MDL. Mrs. Margaret Harlan: Advanced Placement English, British Literature, Humanities, Chairman- Language Arts. Ms. Ardyth Heller: World Literature, Sponsor- Senior Class. Mrs. Ruth Hilderbrand: American Literature. Mr. Robert Hodges: Drafting l, Electronics l 84 ll. Mr. john Horn: Concert Band, Symphonic Band, jazz Ensemble, Instrumental Techniques, Sponsor - Band. Mrs. Carolynn Howell: Biology, Advanced Placement Biology, Anatomy, Physiology. 72! TEACHERS SJW 2.544 . .g gggg A N SWS X WX x XXX v ' R XS t X N .. 1 ii- 'sql iiii X' il ff . ,V U P- 'V4' A f . .3 ' :i7'1 .- ff ' VAA Y tj '- .T rift fa t T 3 s , .b 1 1 , i, Q, , . 4 275: 6 1 Q V ' ' Q A' Qi iii X . il, 3 I 1 T 1 K ' 1 A ii-i... P Q

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Ms. Ioan McMillan: Art I, Il, III, Advanced Placement Art. Mr. Craig Munger: Arts 81 Crafts I 81 ll, Photography I, Coach-Boy's 84 Girl's Cross Country 81 Track. Mr. Herbert Nathan: Algebra I, Pre-Algebra, Sponsor - Racquetball, Coach - Tennis. Mr. lack Osborne: Biology, Coach-Soccer. Mr. Harold Parten: Audio-Visual Mrs. Barbara Paulillo: Biology I. Mrs. Karen Paull: American Literature, British Literature. Mr. loseph Pekich: Chemistry I, Il The Band Wagon of Education The bandwagon of education travels from school to school picking up stray students. The wagon, as it travels, educates the students until they are ready to enter the sophisticated world. The bandwagon makes various pit- stops. The teachers participate in different out-of-school activities. Mrs. Barbara Paulillo continued her education as a doctoral student at Florida Institute of Technology. Mrs. Linda Rapp supervised a play for children during the past summer, and Mr. Dave Pifer organized recreational youth activities at First United Methodist Church in Melbourne. Students and teachers alike ride on the bandwagon of education. 74!FACULTY