Pompano Beach High School - Beanpicker Yearbook (Pompano Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1958 volume:

ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 07539 7239 Nae La Strak Aaa WES Soe Se. a a — . Bip y | % pe t os : ey et 7 pe! MS WANES PO eas ys Al, the alligator, would like to introduce his beautiful Everglades home... MAY WE BBE or IN | BEAN FRANCES BLOUNT Published by PON} Editor Pompano Bei! : ) : a scien ig � ee aie - 4 ’ al ‘ ae apa v : oe + biome i, wo 7 a : SS ay ANO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL JACKIE HOLMES , Florida Business Manager FOREWORD The Everglades for many years belonged to Al and his friends. Men were both fascinated and repelled by its tropical beauty and luxuriant growth. Modern pioneers have changed much of Al’s original Everglades homeland. The beauty and mystery remain, but there are also rich cultivated acres. The theme of the 1958 Beanpicker is the Everglades — its beauty, its mystery, its vastness, and the wealth awaiting the men who cultivate its resources. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE DEDICATION DEANS AND GUIDANCE FACULTY OTHER PERSONNEL SENIOR PICTURES JUNIOR PICTURES SOPHOMORE PICTURES FRESHMAN PICTURES CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES ADS THE LAST WORD Students daily cross this we campus HERE RE Gm ge dors . pass through these long corri They O AROUND THE WORLD IN Cy . . . read and study in the pleasant atmosphere of the library. Ob lestlss PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE MR. LARRY I. WALDEN As you the Class of ’58 go out to take your places in our great nation, may you always remember: Many graduates are good starters but poor finishers. The streets are full of graduates who started out well but fell by the wayside for some reason. You are further reminded that cities are built by the few who do not fall by the wayside; the rest live in them. Railroads are projected by few; the rest ride on them. Skyscrapers and factories are erected by few; the rest toil in them. Whether you take the place of a leader or a follower in our complex society, you must always be true to yourself, your fellow man, your country, and your Creator. Your friend, omy? Vall Larry I. Walden DEDICATION MISS MARLENE LENZ “Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman.” An unfailing courtesy and dedicated purpose mark her teaching a nd thereby enrich the lives of those with whom she comes in contact. For her friendly concern with the individual student, for her unfailing interest in the activities of the student body as a whole, for enlightened loyalty to the cause of education, we, the 1958 Beanpicker Staff, proudly dedicate our edition of the BEANPICKER to Miss Marlene Lenz. MR. CHARLES CARLISLE Dean of Boys MISS MARJORIE SOUTHERN Dean of Girls AND DEMME MR. JAMES HEUSER Guidance Director New students as‘well as old students find help in the Deans’ Offices. Le = ia] w) = 2 2 4 = Johnson, Petal Y SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Ousley, Mrs. Miss Lenz, Mr. Miss Bonnell DALE SCOTT BARTON, JR., B.S., MLS. Temple University, Florida State University, Montana State College Chemistry, Physics Head of Science Department LAVERNE S. BLACKARD, B.S., M.S. Indiana State Teachers College, University of Florida, Sorbonne, Paris Industrial Arts es LORRAINE A. BONNELL, B.S. Georgia State College for Women Physical Education G.A.A. JOSEPH CALLIS, JR., A.B., B.S., M.Ed. Western Maryland College, University of Maryland American History Key Club MRS. ATTIE A. COUGHLIN, B.S., M.A. Vanderbilt University, George Peabody College for Teachers English MRS. RAY CREECH, B.A., M.Ed. . Northwestern University, University of Pittsburgh | English, Latin Allied Youth JANET DOAK, A.B. | Georgetown College, University of Wisconsin, Ohio State University | Math ALAN H. DRAKE, A.B., M.M.Ed. Sie: of Miami, Florida State University and LETTIE GEARHART, B.T.A., M.T.A. Carnegie Tech, Northwestern University Chorus MRS. WALTER GROSS, A.B. Maryville College, Purdue University Math National Honor Society DEXTER HENRY HAGMAN, A.B. Blackburn University, University of Illinois, University of Miami Social Studies, Department Chairman Student Council, Interclub Council FOREST P. HALE, B.S. Springfield College Mathematics, Head of Mathematics Department MILTON A. HARDING, B.S., M.S. Indiana State University Typing, Bookkeeping H. C. HATFIELD, B.S., M.A. University of Florida Social Studies, Science Health Club MRS. ELEANOR HUNTER, A.B. West Liberty College, Duke University, Florida State University, West Virginia University Mathematics MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, A.B. Florida State College for Women Latin, Head of Language Department Oracle, Future Teachers Club MARLENE H. LENZ, B.S. Florida State University Typing, Shorthand Tri-Hi-Y Club WILLIAM M. McLANE, Ph.D. University of Florida Biology MARY E. MARABLE, B.S. Austin Peay, Bowling Green University English, Home Economics CARL E. MARTIN, B.S. Eastern State Physical Education Junior Optimist Club C. L. MITCHELL, B.Ed. Duke University, University of Miami English Truth for Youth HENRY S. MOODY, JR., A.B. Rollins College, University of Miami History THOMAS TUCKER MORRIS, B.S. Ball State Teachers College Physical Education MRS. MARIE L. MURPHY, A.B., M.Ed. Florida State College for Women, Duke University Guidance Counselor, History BETTY MYRICK, A.B. Catawba Physical Education Keyettes Club ROBERT D. O’NEAL, A.B. Florida State University, National University of Mexico Spanish Spanish Club ROBERT M. OUSLEY, A.B. University of North Carolina Social Science Swimming Team W. D. PALMER, B.A., M.Ed. Georgia Tech, Rollins College, University of Florida Mathematics Monogram Club SAMUEL E. PARKER, B.A.E. University of Florida Mathematics MRS. MARTHA PARKINSON, B.A. Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia English Student Council, Co-Sponsor GLENN S. SANDERSON, B.S., M.Ag. Texas Tech, University of Florida Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America HARRIETTA SHOEMAKER, A.B., M.A. Ball State Teachers College, Columbia University, University of Mexico, University of Madrid English MRS. GENE STRICKLIN, B.S. University of Kentucky Homemaking Future Homema kers of America, Co-Sponsor MRS. MARGARET STRICKLIN, B.S. West Virginia University Homemaking Future Homemakers of America MRS. DONNA C. TIREY, B.S. Indiana State University Art Art Club FREDERICK A. C. WALTER, III, B.S. Florida State University Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, Mathematics Audio-Visual Club DOTTIE E. PATRICK, B.S. Florida State University Physical Education Cheerleaders CAROLYN PAYNE, A.B., M.A. Georgia State College for Women, Peabody College Library Library Club WILLIAM C. RITTER, B.S., M.S. Cornell University, Duke University, University of Iowa Biology MRS. DORITA R. ROBINSON, A.B. University of Miami Biology, Spanish, Civics Spanish Club, Co-Sponsor CHARLES R. WARD, A.B. Marshall College Physical Education Monogram Club Co-Sponsor CHARLES E. WARE, B.S. University of Florida Science Hi-Y Club WAYNE H. WICKSTRUM, B.S., M.S. Kansas State Teachers College, Florida State University Athletic Director Drivers’ Education TOM WEIGHTMAN, BS. Stetson University, Florida State University Civics, General Science MRS. VIVIAN WILLIAMS, B.A. University of Georgia English JAMES E. WINANS, B.S. University of Illinois, Illinois State Normal D.C.T. MARTHA WRAY, B.A., M.A. Maryville College, University of Tennessee English, Speech Beanpicker Advisor ORRICE Emo OWN EL BEVERLEY BUSOLO Library Clerical Assistant MRS. JEAN R. CARLISLE New Jersey College for Women; University of Pittsburgh Secretary to the Principal MRS. MARY BRYANT GEER Record Clerk MRS. ERNA M. GRAY, A.B. Douglas College; Rutgers University Secretary to the Deans MRS. ELIZABETH D. MOORE Bookkeeper MR. FLOWERS MRS. VAUGHN MR. BROOKS STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. Gover, Mrs. Lamn, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Downs. IN OUR CLASSES WE MAY CONDUCT Bee ERIMENTS, CRE BEAUTY, SPEAK win lLHOUGHTS. Joan Ridge and Sally Jackman ex- amine the results of a_ nutritional experiment with white rats. Nick David, Carole Pick- ard, and Carlene Geisler work on their assignments in Art Class. Knowledge of his en- vironment and appreci- ation of his opportuni- ties will open new worlds to the student. “Knowledge is power.” Karen Kelly speaks for the Affirmative while her co lleague Peggy Busch smiles encouragement. Opponents Terry Brown and Frank Simpson listen attentively. Debate is part of Speech Class. THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—President Deanna Herring, Vice President Liz Taylor, Treasurer Paula Simko, Secretary Nancy Carlson, are looking forward to climbing the ladder of success after graduation. JACK A. AGNEW “Jackson” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2;_Tennis 4. CARLENE ALDERMAN “Carlene” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 1, 2; Band 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 3; FTA 2, 3; Pep Club 1. ROBERT LEE ALFIERI SPizon? PBHS 1], 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1; Swimming 2; Key Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Hi-Y 3; “Most Talented” 4. ALLAN HUGHES ARCHIBALD “Archie” PBHSel e234 FFA 2.3. 4: «Sentinel. 4: BONNIE HINSON ARMSTRONG “Bonnie” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Keyettes 3; Pep Club 2, 3; GAA 1. MARILYN FRANCES BABB “Marilyn” PBHS 3, 4; Oracle Staff Business Manager 4; Span- ish Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Truth for Youth 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Transfer Lynn, Massachusetts. SYLVIA JENIFER BAGLEY “Jenny” PBHS 4; Beanpicker Staff 4; Chorus 4, President 4; Keyettes 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Allied Youth 4. Transfer Indianapolis, Indiana. RICHARD DONALD BANCROFT “Dick” PBHS 3, 4; Graduation Usher 4; “Seventeenth Sum- mer” 3. Transfer Morenci, Michigan. MARY LOU BARBRE “Mary Lou” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Oracle 3, 4, Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Transfer Crossville, Illinois. ARTHUR JAMES BARLOW, JR. “Art ” PEHS;y 2,3. 4 ANNE BATEMAN “Anne” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Homecoming Queen Attendant 2; “Seventeenth Summer” 3; Student Co-ordinator 4; “Best Groomed” 4. DOWELL BERNARD BATES “D. B.” PBHS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Baskethall 1, 2,3, 4; Track 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; “Seventeenth Summer” 3; “Best Groomed” 4. ELIZABETH BATIGNANI lag” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DAVID BAXTER “John” PBitsisa4: Transfer Ft. Lauderdale, Florida ALICE R. BEACH “Alice” PBHS 4; Chorus 4; FHA 4. Transfer Troy, Ohio. DORIS ANN BELGARD “Dot’’ PBHS 2, 3, 4; Oracle 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 2; GAA 2; “Most School Spirit” 4. Transfer Auburn, Maine. MARY ANNE BENNETT “Mary Anne” PBHS iz 3, 4; FHA 1; GAA 1. KEVIN BENTE “Keev” PBHS 3, 4; Latin Club 3; AY 4. Transfer Edmeston, New York. ALFRED GEORGE BISSET “Fred” PBHS 3, 4; Oracle 4, Sports Writer 4; Key Club 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; “Wittiest” 4. Transfer Cumberland, Rhode Island. MARILYN CLARE BLACKARD Lyn PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, Treasurer 3; Beanpicker Club Editor 4; Band 1, 2; Swimming 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 4; Debate Club 2; Graduation Usherette 3; “Seventeenth Summer” 3; American Legion Award 1; “Most Intellectual’ 4. JAMES CLYDE BLAND, JR. ce PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3; racks tsa FRANCES IRENE BLOUNT “Frances” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Junior Member 3, Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2; Spanish Club 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Graduation Ush- erette 3; AY 3, 4. CONSTANCE MAY BOWMAN “Connie” PBHS 4; Library Club 4. Transfer Bridgeton, New Jersey. JOHN CHARLES BRINN “John” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2; FFA 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4. TERRY C. BROWN “Terry” PBHS 4; Oracle Feature Editor 4. Transfer St. Louis, Missouri. SUSAN ELLEN BRUSH “Sue” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Or- acle 3; Beanpicker Class Editor 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Graduation Usherette 3; “Time Out for Ginger” 4; “Contributed Most to Class” 4. MARGARET ANN BUSCH “Peggy” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council Corresponding Secre- tary 4; Beanpicker Sports Editor 4; Swimming Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4; FHA 2, 3, Historian 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Graduation Usherette 3; “Friendliest” 4 Transfer Idaho. NANCY ANN CARLSON “Nan” PBHS 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Oracle 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Swimming 3, 4, Manager 4; Keyettes 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Transfer Lake City, Florida. NANCY CHAPMAN “Chapmonk” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Health Club 1; AY 4. WILLIAM BRASH CAMPBELL “Bill” PRHS il, 2.0.4: MERLE LARRY COKER “Cowboy” PBHS 1, 2, 3,°4; Class President 2; Representative 2; Beanpicker Sports Editor 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 4; Boys’ State 3; Graduation Attendant 3; “Best All Round” 4. WILLIAM R. COOPER “Willie” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lieutenant 4. LYLE ANTHONY CORRELL “Tony” PBHS 4. Transfer Levittown, New York. BEN CORNELIUS bh Ben” PBHS 3, 4; Football 3; Baseball 3. Transfer Central Catholic, Fort Lauderdale. GERALDINE BARBARA CORSO “Gerry” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Oracle Circulation Staff 23% Chorus 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3. PENNY COWELL “Penny” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Beanpicker Feature Editor 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4; National Honor Society 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3; “Seventeenth Summer” 3; AY 4; Powder Puff Bowl 3: “Most Talented” 4. Transfer Darmont, Pennsylvania. SANDRA ELIZABETH DAFLER “Sandy” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Beanpicker Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club leds PHAGLS GAAS 42: NICOLAS LOEB DAVID “Nick” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; “Time Out for Ginger” 4; Homecoming Parade Marshal 4. JOHN RANDLE DAY “Duke” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track 3, 4; Boys’ State 3. CAROL JOYCE DECKER “Carol” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Truth for Youth 4. JAMES ROBERT DENNIS Sa hh aihe PBHS 4. Transfer Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. VIOLA DIANN DRAFFIN “Muffin” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Debate 1, 4. PETER ROBERT DUNN. “Pete” PBHS 4. Transfer West Orange, New Jersey. CHARLENE DUTT ON “Charlene” PBHS 4; Chorus 4. Transfer Plymouth, Massachusetts. ROGER MARTIN EGAN “Rog” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Key. Club 4; Boys’ State 3; Graduation Usher 3; “Friendliest” 4. Transfer Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. KENT FISCHER “Ken” PBHS 4. Transfer Fairview, Ohio. WADE HAMPTON FORD “Wade” PDAS 22, 37:4: MYRNA LOUISE FREEMAN “Myrna” PBHS 3, 4. Transfer Fayetteville, North Carolina. JO ETTA FULLERTON SA iCa}e PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 2; FTA 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3; Powder Puff Bowl 3. GERALD WAYNE GADDY “Gabby” PBHS 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Fransfer Condor, North Carolina. CARLENE KAREN GEISLER “Carlene” PBHS 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Carnival Queen Attendant 3; DCT Club 4, Treasurer 4. Transfer Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. HAROLD JAMES GILPIN, JR. “Jim” PBHS 3, 4. Transfer Virginia. JAMES RAYMOND HALL “Satchmo” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2, 3, President 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Key Club 2; 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3; Boys’ State 3; Graduation Usher 3; “Most Intellectual” 4. Transfer New Brighton, Pennsylvania. PRISCILLA CAROLYN HARLEE ELS PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Beanpicker Staff 4; Keyettes 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1; FTA 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Majorette 3. GEORGE LLOYD HEFLIN “George” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Student Council Representative 2; Beanpicker Class Editor 4; Foot- ball 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 4, President 4; “Time Out for Ginger” 4; “Most Dependable” 4. ELMA JEAN HENDERSON “Jeanie Bug” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Oracle Staff 1; Chorus 2; FHA 1. MARBETH JEAN HEPBURN “Marbeth” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Transfer Miami, Florida. DEANNA DELORES HERRING “Deanna” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, President 4; Cheerleader 2; Keyettes 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4; GAA 4; Girls’ State 3; Carni- val Queen 2; “Seventeenth Summer” 3; Student Vice President PTSA 4; Band Majorette 1, 3, 4; “Most Likely to Succeed” 4. DIANE PAULINE HESSELTON “Nee: PBHS 3, 4. Transfer Hollywood, Florida. STANLEY GERALD HILDRETH “Stan” PBHS 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 4. Transfer Pinehurst, North Carolina. HORACE ALBERT HOGAN “Horace” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 4. WALTER EDWARD HOGAN “Edward” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. BONITA KATHLEEN HOLMES “Bonnie” PBHS 4; “Time Out for Ginger” 4. Transfer Long Island, New York. JACQUELYN LOUISE HOLMES “Jackie” PBHS 3, 4; Beanpicker Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Tennis 3; Keyettes 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; AY 3; “Sev- enteenth Summer” 3; “Most Dependable” 4. Transfer Evansville, Indiana. ROBERT HULBERT “Bob” PBHS 4. Transfer Gary, Indiana. SALLY ANN VIRGINIA JACKMAN “Sally” | PBHS 4; AY 4; Keyettes 4. Transfer Detroit, Michigan. | JOAN JOHNSTON Toan” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4, ARTHUR MICHAEL KAUTZ “Mike” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Football 4. Transfer Kenosha, Wisconsin. KAREN LEE KELLY “Karen” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4; FHA 2; Pep Club 2; “Seventeeenth Summer”’ 5 el) Gile 7A Vice President 4. Transfer Johnstown, Pennsylvania. GEORGE WAYNE KESTERSON “Wayne” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4; Beanpicker Circulation Manager 4; Basketball 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Hi-Y 3; Boys’ State 3; Graduation Usher 3; American Legion Award 1; “Most Likely to Succeed” 4. JOHN KOCH “Tohn” PBHS 4. Transfer White Plains, New York. PATRICIA ANNIE KRATZ “Drish? PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Oracle 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 2; FHA 1,23, Secretary 2, Vice Pres- ident 3; GAA 4. JOYCE ANN LYON “finx PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 3; Oracle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Truth for Youth 3, 4, President 4. PATRICIA ANNE MacDONALD “Mac” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Oracle Staff 1, 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 1; GAA Rea: CAROLYN McDAVID “Carolyn” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 1, 2: Oracle Staff 1; Chorus 4; Keyettes 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1; FHA 1; GAA 1; Band Majorette 1, 2, 3; AY 3, 4 SANDRA LEE MARTIN “Sandy” PBHS 2 3, 4: Transfer Manchester, Ohio. JOHN ALEXANDER LASSETER JR. dace PBHS 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Track 4. Transfer New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania. PATRICIA ANN LEIGHTON “Pat” PBHS 83, 4. Transfer Roxbury, New Jersey. MICHAEL RICHARD LICATA “Mike” PBHS 3, 4; Chorus 4. Transfer Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. JOY FRANCES LUTZ “Joy” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Oracle Staff 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 2; GAA 2; “Seventeenth Summer” 3. Transfer Danielson, Connecticut. MELINDA SUE MATTHEWS “Mel” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 1; Oracle 3, 4, Activities Editor 3, Social Editor 4; Beanpicker 2; Keyettes 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; “Seventeenth Summer” 3. PIERCE C. MATTIE, JR. “Matt” PBHS 4. Transfer Quincy, Massachusetts. PETER ROBERT MAUPIN “Pete” PBHSwlee2 or se basketball alee 2.054 4:5. Lrack | 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Graduation Usher 3; Allied Youth 3. CHARLES FREDRICK MILES “Chunky” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, Vice President 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Boys State 3; Graduation Usher 3; Allied Youth 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, 4; “Contributed Most to Class” 4. ELEANOR ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY “Big Ellie” PBHS 3 , 4; Swimming 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Transfer Marietta, Ohio. CHARLOTTE MURPHY “Charlotte” PBHSe2enoy 4 Golte2ervo. Oracles a=) ens Claby2e GAA 2. Transfer Central Catholic, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. ROBERT MURRISH “Bob” PBHsSwl 2.5 450DC lea: MAYROSE TERESE O’DONNELL Terry PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 3, Representative 2, 4; Beanpicker Advertising Man- ager 4; Band 1, 2; Swimming 1, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4, President 4; Pep Club 2; Health Club 2; GAA 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Graduation Attendant 3; Allied Youth 3; “Best All Round” 4. GAIL ORR “Gail” PBHS 4. Transfer Marysville, Michigan. JOANNE ELIZABETH PETTIT cot ee PBHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Truth for Youth 4; “Time Out for Ginger” 4. Transfer Youngstown, Ohio. CYNTHIA MAE PFEIFFER “Cindy” PBHS 8, 4. Transfer Trenton, Illinois. CAROLE MAE PICKARD “Carole” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Oracle 3, 4, Activities 3, Social Editor 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; FTA 2, 4, Vice President 4; GAA 1, 2. JO ANN LARAMIE RIDGE val ie PBHS 3, 4; Oracle 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y°4; Truth for Youth 3, 4, Secretary 4. Transfer St. Louis, Missouri. BARBARA THERESE CATHRINE RIETEMA ( “Barbara” PBHS 4; Spanish Club 4. Transfer Toms River, New Jersey. LINDA ANN RITTENHOUSE a Os tak PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3; DCT 4, Reporter 4; “Seventeenth Summer” 3. Transfer Matawan, New Jersey. JEANETTE LEE ROBERTSON “Bug” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice President 3. DALE RUCKS “Dale ” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLE MAY SAAM “Carole” PBHS 4, Transfer Marine City, Michigan. RITA LARICE SAXON “Rita” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, Parlia- mentarian 3. RICHARD SERAFINI Sri PBHS 4. Transfer Weymouth, Massachusetts. NANCY CAROLE SEYMOUR “Nance” PBHS 4; Golf 4; National Honor Society 4. Transfer Williamsville, New York LARRY WORTH SHIVER ee 39 Larry PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; “Seventeenth Summer” 3. SYLVIA JEAN SHIVER “Sylvia” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Swimming 2; Pep Club 1. JOHN WILLIAM SIGH “Skipper” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Boys’ State 3. PAULA MARIE SIMKO “Cinco” PBHS 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Oracle’ 3, 4; Swim- ming 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Spanish Club 4; Allied Youth 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; “Wittiest” 4. Transfer Munhall, Pennsylvania. FRANK WHITE SIMPSON III “Stilts” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2; Oracle 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Monogram Club 3. Transfer Lansdale, Pennsylvania. ROSS ALBERT SLATER “Ross” PBHS 4; Swimming 4. Transfer Barberton, Ohio. CHRISTINE ANNE SMITH CULTS PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Oracle 3; Library Club 4. ROY JOHN SMITH “Smitty” PBHS 4. Transfer Detroit, Michigan. EDYTHE KNIGHT STILLWELL “Edythe” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. PAUL LEANARD STOCKINGER “Stock” PBHSols250,.4-)lracko2 sD Gide PAT STONE Pak PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; “Most Athletic” 4. JAN ROLIN STRAYER Jan PBHS 25394 Transfer Germantown, Ohio. SARANNE STUDSTILL “Studzie”’ PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Homecoming Queen 4; “A” Corps Majorette 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, 3; Golden- etts 4; AY 3, 4. DAVID LYNN TALBERT “Dave” PBHS 3, 4; DCT 4. Transfer Charlotte, North Carolina. SYLVIA GRAY TALBERT “Sylvia” PBHS 3, 4; Beanpicker Staff 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Transfer Charlotte, North Carolina. ELIZABETH ANNE TAYLOR Chaz PBHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 3, 4; Class Vice President 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4, Captain 2; Spanish Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Girls’ State 3; Graduation Attendant 3; AY 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4; “Most Athletic” 4. Transfer Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. ALBERT LOUIS TEAGUE “Albert” PBHS 1], 2, 3,4; AY 3, 4. JOHN CARL VAN FLEET “Corky” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. MELVIN HENRY VOYLES “Junior” PBHS 3, 4; “Seventeenth Summer” 3. Transfer Live Oak, Florida. LYNNE DIANE WAGNER “Lynne” PBHS 4. Transfer Miami, Florida. GLADYS MARIE WEIL “Gladys” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Oracle 3; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Allied Youth 3, 4. Transfer Freeport, Long Island, New York. KATHERINE WEIL “Kay” | PBHS 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 4. Transfer Freeport, Long Island, New York. JOAN ELIZABETH WHITE | “loan” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Transfer Jamaica, Queens, New York. ROBERT GARY WILLIAMS “Gary” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HORACE WILSON ' “Tony” PBHS 2, 3, 4; DCT Club 4, President 4. Transfer Honolulu, Hawaii. Council. Waynerino and “friend” are dining a-la-trayo and Mr. Hagman introduces his favorite worry (?) to the con gusto! CAROLE ANN WOODWARD “Woody” PBHS 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2; Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1; FHA 1; GAA 1, 2; “Seventeenth Summer” 3; “A” Majorette 3, Captain 3, Goldenettes 4, Captain 4; Kick-Off Queen 4. OREN C. WOODWARD “Woody” PBHS 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4, State Champion Pole Vault 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Monogram Club 4, Student Marshal 4. Transfer Hollywood, Florida: PAT YEANDLE Pat’ PBHS 4. Transfer Toronto, Ontario. GARY ALLEN YOUNG “Gary” Peesal, 2.) 3.4: DCT Cluh 4; National Honor So- ciety 2. Seniors not pictured JOSEPH JOHN BATTAGLIA ROBERT CLYDE HARDY FRED RICHARD BURNHAM SANDY JEAN LIAP ES J. WILLIAM CHEREPY MARY DE ROSE PATRICIA ANN GUNION pede NO MULLER ROBERT HATTON GAIL ANN NUGENT “Bob” JAMES WILLIAMS Transfer Virginia. The students enjoyed “bopping” at the ” Beanpickers’ “Hernando’s Hideaway dance. PBHS 4; Debate Club 4: Oracle 4; “Time Out for Ginger” 4. Most talented couple, Bob Alfiere and Penny Cowell, prance away with the prize for best dancers. Sec- Ss 5. ident Henrietta Lee. t for new worlds to conquer urer Nancy Sander 5S and Trea on their que S Leading the Junior are President Davy-Ed Graham. Vice Pre a on in = nm nm O ee ee x a O AC Y a 2 retary Marilyn Janulet Nancy Lee Abbott Dianne Albertson Jerri Alderman Roger Alexander Clarinda Andrews William Baird Joan Barice Brenda Benefield Stephanie Benoric Thomas Blackwelder Judy Booth Wendell Born Ann Brenan Joan Brinn George Brockway James Brown Janice Brown Marlene Brown Norma Lou Brown Susan Brown Glenn Byers Pat Byers Pat Callahan Kenneth Campbell Joan Cappelen Linda Carr Stanley Carroll Suzanne Carroll Dorothy Carter Hugh Catlett — ee ee ee a ee Keith Cheshire Charles Cole Pat Coleman Diane Condon Linda Cook Ray Cook David Cosby Juanita Coursey Tom Cox Ann Creighton Fred Cuttings Ray Daley Earlene Dafler Lynda Dame David Daniel is Dunton in Jan Durb ilyn Fink — Lol re) a. | oO o am o = S S fe) O Carole Davis Dottie Dees Robert Demos Allen Dorman Ed Dowling Loren Duggan Richard Ehster David Eller Bill Evans Gane Faber Denn Mar “ a Bart : SESE eR Sh cestee ne ee Snes en peo Diane Fishback Marcus Frank Bob Frazier Tommy Gannon Larry Garner Jon Gilbert John Gill Bobby Goodwin Mildred Gordon Dave Ed Graham Sue Grassl Vance Greer Nancy Gross Bob Grosse Earlene Gutermuth Ginger Hadert Judith Haley Audrey Hansen Ray Harknett Mike Hart Bob Hatton Dick Hesselton Terry Heynes Stanley Hines June Holloway Carole Howe Wanda Huber “ar a et Roger Huck Dick Hughes Don Hughes es Eo aoe Edith Hussey Joan Isaacson Marilyn Janulet Ray Johnson Sally Johnson Bob Jones Jerry Jones Dennis Kane Kay Kelly Ross Kelly Roger Kennedy Pete Koch Robert Kurvin Ann Lassiter Mary Leahan Henrietta Lee Charles Leible Bonnie Lewis Patricia Lewis Dolly Litz Freda Logan Irving Logon Walter Logonov Randy MacReynolds Bob McCauley Ellie McClure Betsy McDougald Henry McNab Faye Manning Bob Manson Don Martin Paul Mattie Ruth Hattie Maxey Larry Mayberry Pat Metro Stephen Metro John Miller Vicki Miller Joan Monte Judy Montgomery Adrienne Moore Alton Moore Robert Moore Karen Morris Sharon Morrison inda Murray Ss bal me = © = S o om a Bill Morse Eddy Morton L sss Ls Hien acres eet Melba Murray Nardi 1e€ Fonn Lousana Nelson Laura Newell David Night o = is] tol) = nl lvens Don N Marie Norton Brenda Oldham Ashpy Orndoff Robert Orr Mike Purton Jimmie Phillips Diane Pesto Bill Pettit Lee Pinnell Mary Ann Porter Marian Reh Bob Rencher Joyce Reyburn Diane Richards Jean Richardson Ken Riley David Rogers Delores Rogers John Rogers Peggy Ross NA eR Ta ORE gr ATT GT reer ater ri roars abrreas pel Grant Sabin Nancy Sander Larry Sadlowski Sandy Schwin Stanley Seay Ken Shampoe George Slaton Robert Slaton Anne Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Jackie Soffe Patricia Sonderfan Laurie Spence Peggy Sprunger Melody Suppes Shirley Stephens Jeff Talbert Gwen Taylor Tom Terry Sunny Thomas Tam Tuppen Diana Varner Kathy Visner Jerry Wagner Gary Waldsmith Anne Walters Merlene Walton Nancy Ward Kay Warren + | i John Webber Mary Sue Welch Lila Lee Wells Andy Wendel Bill White Patricia White Ronald Whitehouse Suzanne Whitney Donald Williams Zella Williams Tracie Willis Georgiana Wilson Pat Winslow Pat Yancey Rebekah Vulgamore SOPHOMORE OFFICERS After working hard to glean knowledge during their important first year, the Sophomores can now occasionally take time to go fishing. Above are Judy Miller, Secretary; Barbara Batignani, President; Sharon Bourne, Vice President; Owen Schwaderer, Treasurer. Nadine Albritton Ray Anglin Robert Anglin David Archibald : Brenda Athey Sally Ball Kaye Ballou Ruth Barraco Eddie Barton Barbara Batignani Larry Bauer j Dale Bernath TESTE shea Linda Berry Sandra Birney Judy Bischoff Karlene Bischoff Barbara Bishop Susanne Bishop John Blackard Ray Boggs Judy Bossenberry Sharon Bourne Jackie Bowers Douglas Bowman Cynthia Brown Judie Brown Sandra Brownell Frank Budka Marcia Buis Al Burrage Leslie Ryals Kenny Bye Yvonne Byrd Karen Calkins Bill Callow Valerie Carlson Ann Casso William Caudle Don Cawthorne Ernest Chabot Shannon Chapman Ralph Chase Tommy Cheatham Alexis Check Martha Cheney Gwen Cheshire Dennis Clark Charles Cobb J. W. Cockrell John Cole Dennis Collins Rodney Constant Stanley Cook Orin Cope Jack Cornelius Elbert Cox Marga ret Coyne Joseph Creighton James Crooke Rita Cunningham Dorothy Decker Steve DeMaggio Bob DeMay Allan Demos Tom Dennis Barbara Diller Corrine Dillon Kathy Doughterty Don Drury Michael Elliot Ben Ellis Paul Ellsworth Elizabeth Ann Evans Bill Farmer Carol Fink Patrick Flattery Pat Flynn Carolyn Forester Jim Frederick Phillip Freeman Karen Fullerton Daniel Gagliardi Pennye Gasparro Richard George Linda Gilbert Bill Giles Leigh Glintenkamp John Gordon Wayne Green Cecil Greene Donny Griffin Michael Gruber Walter Gruner Patricia Hackett Steve Haglund Judy Hanna Sharon Hanna Beth Hormung Cecilia Harris Neil Haynie Harry Heath Mary K. Henley John Herring Bill Heynes Betsy Higgins John Hill Fred Hixon Jack Hodges Patsy Hogan Otis Honaker James Hood Bill Hoppe Don Horan Wade Horn Danny Hudek Sally Hughes Solange Hullberg Doug Humphries Linda Hunter Chuck Hutchinson Jim Isaacson Lynne Jefferson Gayle Johns Brooks Johnston Carol Johnston Billy Jones Esther Jones Janice Jones Kenneth Jones Pat Jones Eleanor Kahlert Pat Kammer Bob Keller Diane Kent Mike Kenyon Susie Klieve Bonnie King Charles Kirkland Mitzi Kleiber Hudson Kohl Gary Krielow Jane Lambo Barbara Lanza Andrew LaPatra Jayne Lasseter Serrye Loutzenhiser Mary Anne Lemke Bob Lindley Claude Loving Bob Lyke Linda Lyon Lyn MacReynolds David Mantwell Bonnie Marsh Ronny Martin Donna Lee Mason Madeline Mattie Gail Mauldin Wayne McCannon Tamsie McClure Joe McDannel Sue McDavid Dave McNeely Jimmy Meeks Peter Mellon Helen Mendel Sharon Menser Roy Merritt Russell Miget Micky Miles Judy Miller Barbara Millman Mervin Mims Barbara Monte Richard Moore Dennis Morgan Maureen Mosher Delilah Mungai Lina Murray Carol Nelligan Sybil Nissen Jack Neville Paul Newman John Nock Carolyn Noller Dan Northway Joel Ober Jack Olah Steve Oldham Jimmy Oliver Patrick O’Neal Pattie O’Neil Katherine Orndoff Edna Osborne Cecilia Osteen Nancy Overton Don Payne Pat Pearson Sandy Peck Jennie Penn Robert Philhower Dave Piche Robert Pinson John Porter Charles Price Jill Prosser Penny Raab Curtis Redding A. 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Reid Carl Reinsch Walter Rhoads Hall Riediger Diane Rocheleau Edna Rockwood Vickie Ronk Joan Rose Linda Rosenbaum Patricia Rucks Ernie Runge Jeff Rush Bill Sabin Bobbie Sanford Larry Schack Elaine Schneider Bebe Schreiber Owen Schwaderer Sandy Sefton Bob Segedi Ella Kate Shadoin Grace Showalter John Skrobak Jan Simon Georgia Sims Bette Sinran Harry Slad Les Slater sins cance eee Bob Slone Alden Smith Betty Smith Carol Smith Carolyn Smith Delmer Smith Monica Snell Patricia Snelson Elsalene Saam Sal Spallone Gary Steelman William Stewart James Stills Gerald Stunkel Myron Sutton Paul Sutton William Talbott Jean Tarbett Joan Tedder Rich Townsend Kenneth Tyson Ruth Urich Florine Vandiver Jeanne VanDyne Judy VanDyne Birch Vermillion Mary Visner Jack Vogel John Walls Cecilia Walsh Gregory Walsh Patricia Walsh Jerry Walter Clinton Walton Bill Ward Tom Warmington Janell Wheeler Jean Whitfield Jeff Whittle Janice Wietsma Sandra Wilburn Caren Williams Donna Williams Elaine Williams Jonathan Williams Lynn Williams Margie Williams Don Wilson Etta Wilson Sandy Wilson Douglas Windsor Laurel Wright Charles Yawn Lynn Zinke It’s a mechanized age. Above at left is the motor brigade set to take off with sound and fury. The picture on the right shows Mr. Sanderson giving instructions to a future farmer who will use many machines in operating his farm. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Surveying the new fields of learning before them, the intrepid Freshmen climb right into the pasture of high school activities. Above are their officers: Billy Hendricks, Vice President; Martha Giles, President; Bobby Hughes, Treasurer; Susan Brown, Sec- retary. Bev Aston Bob Agnew Marilyn Albritton Gail Albertsen Harriet Alshouse Carolyn Andersen Mike Anderson John Archer Sandy Ary Bert Ashleman Ronnie Athey Peter Austin Laurel Babb Nancy Bachman Antoinette Badagliacco Carolyn Bailey George Barrett Bill Barice Larry Barrs Margie Becker Maureen Beloin Carole Benedict Lonnie Bennett Jacqueline Bernard Richard Berry Babs Beville Damon Beyer Bonnie Biltz Barbara Bissell Joel Blair Margaret Blanch Marian Blount Robert Blount Bob Boan Leslie Boss Jerry Briest Tommy Brown Barbara Brown Buddy Brown Darla Brown Jerry Brown Susan Brown Sara Jo Brownlow Warner Brundage Marjorie Burgess Carolyn Burt Jack Caldwell Sammy Caliendo Robert Calkins Caroline Carbonneau Lee Carney Dana Christensen Barbara Christian Jimmy Collier Richard Condon Charles Conger William Coombs Mary Corboy Steve Corboy’ John Corso Pat Coss Toddy Cottrell Russell Cowell Judy Cross Dennis Crowell Mary Cruickshark Betty Jo Daniel Robin David Carole David Steve Davis Roberta Davies Eddie Datz Floyd Dent Ken Duskey Joanna Dietrich Skipper Dimon Shirley Dombroski Sally Downs Dwight Durbin Victory Eastman Mary Ann Egan Terry Ellis Sue Ewing Jeanine Fansler Barbara Farnham Joyce Lo Faro Julius Feener Mary Feil Billy Ferguson Annette Ferrucio Biran Finnegan Lonna Fischer Barbara Flynn Kathy Forman Lynda Foster Sandra Fram Charles Frasard Mary Evelyn Fry Carol Gardner Judy Gartland Dwight Geiger Cecelia Gilbert Martha Giles Rita Gill Herb Glatti April Glintenkamp Mike Goodrich Patsy Granger Gloria Gray John Guest John Gundersen Gary Guthrie Art Haley Alice Hall Billy Hall Dennis Hall Jack Hall Sandy Hall George Harllee John Hart Martha Heath Connie Hebert Judith Heffner Ray Helmbreck Nancy Helton Bill Hendrick Dale Herman Gail Herman Lee Hilbish Glenda Hill Joey Hines Faye Hines Bill Koenighaus Phil Holder Loucille Hollingsworth Rebecca Holloway Tommy Hopkins Dudley Horn Lynn Hornung Tony Howe Sue Hoyt Eddie Hudgins Gary Huggins Bill Hughes Bob Hughes Jerry Hughes Carol Hunn Raymond Hurley Ken Husband Thomas Hutchinson Gaston Jacques Harry James Renda Jines Paul Johnson Tommy Johnson Walda Johnson Dolly Jowers Herbert Kahlert Karen Kaufman Linda Kells Guy Kelly Jo Ann Kemp Margaret Kirkpatrick Mary Jo Klauminzer Raelene Kleinhans Martin Knapp June Knight Richard Knox Howard Kalbaugh Jerry Lahr Bobbie Lanier Larry Lathrop Linda Leach Diane Lee Ruth Livingstone Charles Lloyd Diane Lloyd Harry Lloyd Nadean Lord Charles Lowry Karen Ludwig Jim Luecke Maxine Lutz Sandy Lyman Bruce MacLane Don Marcure Donna Marcure Mike Marinelli Lola Martin Nancy Matthews Rosamond Mattie Sausan Mauger Thornton Maver John McCutcheon Bill McDaniel Bill McKeown Diane McKuhen Alan McNab Edward Meder Sandy Meyer Jerry Milano Sharon Milobar Bruce Minnick Jerry Moffitt Glenda Moore Pat Moore Donald Morgan Paul Morin Barbara Murphy Delbert Murray Gale Murray Wendy Murray Mary Murrish Linda Muth Stanley Myers Richard Myrick Joan Neitzel Ruth Newman Chris Nightingale Ann Norton Don Nunneker Sue Oakes Pat Oglesby Gail Olah Turann Ormsby Pamela O’Toole Mary Lee Ott Marjorie Overton Bobby Owen Rex Page Joe Parham Carol Parret Harri ette Parrish Mary Virginia Parrish Russ Parsons Billy Payne Glenn Peck Carol Peterson Cheryl Pittman Joe Pocklington David Pope Frank Porro Bab Powell Emma Prince Garry Randall Bert Reid Mike Richards Patty Richards Judy Risatti Rosemary Rizza Marie Roberson Bobby Rocker Gerald Rodden Mike Rodgers Gene Rodgers Sue Roll Joanne Romano Gloria Rose Jackie Rose Richard Ross Anne Rowe Evelyn Rowland Johnny Ryan Andy Sammons John Sampson Sandra Saxon Janet Scarlet Terry Schauss Henry Schomber Phil Schwin Janice Serafini Jane Shaw Sandy Sheffield Steve Shewbrooks Ray Sadlowski Leonard Simko Ann Skrobak Connie Smith Jack Smith Stanley Smith Judy Spahr Barbara Spear Sandy Speegle Margie Stafford Ed Steadman Suze Anne Steeves James Stephens Faith Stewart Mike Stone Terry Stratton Delmer Stunkel Robert Superchi Bill Svornick Reel Talbott Tay Tallman Carole Taylor Russell Teears Patrick Thew Ed Thimm Mary Thomas Terry Thompson Greg Trees James Trotter Robbie Trumbull Bill Tucker Milton Turner Barbara Van Fleet Judy Vaughn Chuck Vilage Marsha Waldsmith Ronnie Walker Ellen Wallace Guy Warwick Judith Watson Cathy Whalen Claude Williams Forrest Willingham Eddie Wendell Jack Winter William Wood Glen Woodward Carole Wright Geraldine Zeller Carol Ziegler Leonard Lowry , aT Sandy Meyer dances to “Winter Wonderland” for a Freshman Assembly. Gary Huggins is the Snowman. — —_ cis : ot Student Council planning committee for Youth Workshop. Pompettes sing to Frosty the Snowman. of At the dance after the game. Fun at the Homecoming Parade. Band drill at night games. Always room for one more booster! Sen Wing Md pS CGaitcan : RE SS = Se =| MN = = oe . x SSS : Se — Sap Sa : 5 = = — = an = Siw R eS SRA SS SA ‘ 5 FEE ™ ) yy SQ) PZ Par SS } : EN per Se - —— = = =a s activities. They sented. ? sentatives from all the as pre s quately serving the purpose for which with organizational plan . re) TSS show that the club has played a vital role in the it can also withhold one if: 5 Student Council to describe the year g club is not ade satisfied g concerning the clubs reads: oposed. It feels an existin the new club is pr y program. ) ive any facts which tend to (2) The Council is not 1 ( should appear before the should s activit 8 7} I, ait, It should be understood that at the end of each year repre Ss = A, U2 ae ai = fa] = op) ase [LJ L = ow LJ U) AG O re L AG KE op aa = = O op s the Council can grant a charter The Student Council rulin A clubs school’ H P.B F SG . x b RS Sats a � Ae 221 SRS ee Se SS ¢ First row: S. Meyer, H. Lee, L. Taylor, P. Busch, D. Eller, J. Hall, A. Brenan, S. Brush, S. Brownell, M. Giles, B. Batignani. Second row: B. Finnigan, E. Chabot, S. Schwin, D. Smith, B. Millman, C. Smith, T. O’Donnell, J. Reyburn, S. Brownlow, B. Beville, J. Wheeler, C. Kirk- land, S. Hines, Mr. Dexter Hagman, sponsor. Top row: C. Gardner, B. MacDougald, F. Stewart, S. Whitney, J. Tarbett, M. Ott, R. Egan, C. Benedict, J. Miller, L. Wright, C. Davis, L. Lyon. STUDENT COUNGIE The Student Council provides school self-government by students within delegated authority. It seeks to preserve democracy, better the school in general, promote leader- ship, school spirit, and social affairs. Each homeroom sends a representative to meet- ings. JACK HALL MR. HAGMAN Executive Council—First row: Peggy Busch, David Eller, Vice Student Council has charge of the school store and the Lost and President; Jack Hall, President; Ann Brenan, Secretary; Sue Found Department. Mariann Booher works during seventh period. Brush, Treasurer. Top row: Mr. Dexter Hagman, Sandy Brownell, Henrietta Lee, Liz Taylor, Barbara Batignani, Martha Giles. aS: ets tt: ae peasy! al Peis First row: Mr. D. Hagman, J. Fullerton, F. Blount, D. Eller, F. Logan, N. Chapman, A. Check, B. Alfieri. Top row: J. Lyon, W. Caudle, C. Kirkland, M. Ott, J. Vogel, P. Stone, T. O’Donnell, M. Barbre. | INTER-CLUB COUNCIL This organization is sponsored by the Student Council and is composed of a repre- sentative from every club in the school. It coordinates activities of clubs and plans events so that two are not scheduled for the same time. DAVID ELLER MRS. PARKINSON ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee serves as a planning board and production staff for all assemblies. Anne Bateman, Student Co-ordi- nator; Jack Hall, Student Chair- man; Miss _ Lettie Gearhart, Music Chairman; Oren Wood- ward, Student Marshal; Miss Martha Wray, Assembly Chair- man, First row: Barbara Millman, Mildred Gordon, Marilyn Janulet, Alexis Check, Nancy Sander, Nancy Chapman, Barbara Rabette, Mary Lou Barbre, Janell Wheeler, Nancy Seymour, Linda Hunter. Second row: Helen Mendel, Rita Saxon, Carlene Alderman, Elaine Schneider, Marilyn Blackard, Stanley Hines, Gwen Cheshire, Terry O’Donnell, Joyce Lyon, Margie Williams, Karen Fullerton, Mrs. Gross. Top row: Sandy Brownell, Cecilia Osteen, Linda Rittenhouse, Joan Barice, Penny Cowell, Jack Hall, Robert Smith, Nancy Carlson, Jackie Holmes, Freda Logan, Judy Miller, Laurel Wright. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the N.H.S. is based on character, scholarship, leadership, and serv- ice. Members must be Juniors or Seniors, maintaining a 7.3 scholastic average and a high citizenship grade. This year the N.H.S. sponsored a booth at the Halloween Carnival, held two formal induction ceremonies, presented Honor Roll students with certificates, presented honor chords to graduating Seniors who had maintained a 7.3 average through high school, and compiled the Honor Roll for the first semester. Officers: Nancy Sander, Vice President; Nancy Chapman, Pres- National Honor Society officers proudly exhibit the new scholar- ident; Barbara Rabette, Secretary. Standing: Mary Lou Barbre, ship certificates the club will present to semester honor roll stu- Treasurer. s dents. 4 | 4 : First row: Gerald Gaddy, Ben Ellis, Chuck Miles, Larry Coker, Pat Stone, Skip Sigh, Tom Terry, Owen Schwaderer, John Blackard. Second row: Mr. Dub Palmer, Bob Keller, Orrin Cope, Gary Williams, Don Hughes, Don Nivens, Oren Woodward, Dave McNeely. Top row: Dan Northway, Alton Moore, Tom Chapman, Larry Garner, Jerry Wagner. MONOGRAM CLUB This club is for outstanding athletes who have earned a letter in. any varsity sport. Its members strive to promote unity and sportsmanship between the athletic teams. Throughout the year, the club has organized parking at football, basketball, and Buffalo Bison baseball games; sold refreshments at games, and sponsored dances after games. The members of the club who have lettered one year in a major sport or two years in a minor sport are given jackets at the expense of the club. | } | 1 } t The Monogram Club parked cars at all home games, Officers: Coach Dub Palmer, Sponsor; Larry Coker, Vice Pres- ident; Pat Stone, President; Skip Sigh, Treasurer, Not pictured: John Hill, Secretary. ae ; : First row, left to right: Robert Moore, Bob Rencher, George Heflin, Skipper Sigh, Dick Serafeni, Stanley Hines. Second row: David Eller, Jack Voghe, Jack Hall, Bob Alfieri, Bob Smith, Richard Smith, Wayne Kesterson. Third row: Larry Coker, Roger Egan, Don Hughes, Pete Maupin, Bill Campbell, Sponsor Mr. Callis. ENE GEO The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Pompano Beach, strives to develop initiative and leadership in its members by serving the school, community and individual in any possible way. Membership is by invitation only to boys of outstanding character. This year the Key Club was given special recognition for com- pleting seven projects within the first six weeks of school. Officers—First row: George Heflin, Secretary; Wayne Kesterson, President; Larry Coker, Vice President. Second row: Skip Sigh, Sergeant-at-Arms; Chuck Miles, Treasurer. Key Club members helped to improve parking facilities by in- stalling concrete bumpers and helping Student Council with a safety program. First row: S. Dafler, A. Bateman, J. Lutz, D. Belgard, M. Walton, T. O’Donnell, A. Brenan, N. Sander, C. Woodward, M. Matthews, J. Fullerton. Second row: S. Talbert, D. Herring, P. Kratz, G. Corso, J. Agnew, S. Jackman, P. Simko, P. Busch, S. Brush, S. Johnson, Miss Betty Myrick, sponsor. Top row: M. Blackard, G. Weil, N. Carlson. L. Taylor, P. Cowell, K. Weil, A. Lassiter, P. Harllee, R. Saxon. Ma ae NaS The Keyettes is in its third year at Pompano Beach High. It: is a service club sponsored by the Sinawiks, striving to develép initiative and leadership, and it serves the school, community, and individuals in any way possible. This year the Keyettes have sponsored a clean-up campaign, the Pep section at basketball games, and helped with the March of Dimes. Their dance was in October after one of the home football games. Keyettes’ float for Homecoming Parade. Joann O'Donnell, Marilyn Officers—First row: Merlene Walton, Vice President: Terry Blackard, Kay Weil, Sylvia Talbert. O'Donnell, President; Ann Brenan, Secretary. Second row: Dot Belgard, Treasurer; Nancy Sander, Parliamentarian. First row: Nancy Abbott, Diane Pesto, Sandra Dafler, Carolyn McDavid, Jo Ann Ridge, Liz Taylor, Sandy Schwinn, Peggy Busch, Anne Smith, Nancy Carlson, Edythe Stillwell, Dolores Rogers, Pat Kratz, Adrienne Moore, Miss Lenz. Second row: Jackie Soffe, Wanda Huber, Gwen Taylor, Joan Monte, Sue Brown, Janice Brown, Joyce Reyburn, Carole Pickard, Sally Jackman, Joan Brinn, Melinda Matthews, Rita Saxon, Sylvia Talbert, Earlene Dafler, Joan Cappelen. Top row: Florence Lozon, Joanne Pettit, Diane Condon, Myrna Freeman, Lila Wells, Freda Logan, Marilyn Babb, Pat Byers, Frances Blount, Penny Cowell, Barbara Rabette, Ann Lassiter, Laurie Newell, Pat Winslow, Brenda Oldham, Sunny Thomas, Jenifer Agnew. TRI-HI-Y “Pure thoughts—pure words—pure actions” is the slogan of the TRI-HI-Y. Its purpose is “to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian character.” This service club is open to Junior and Senior girls regardless of faith or creed. The Club is affiliated nationally and locally through the Y.M.C.A. in Ft. Lauderdale. The major projects undertaken this year were: “The Mile of Dimes” for the March of Dimes, Grace cards on the lunchroom tables at Thanksgiving, Clean-up Campaign, and Go-To-Church Month at Easter. The Club members participated in the State Conference, sponsored a dance for the student body, and made available many inter- esting programs for the members at the meetings. Baskets of good for the ed Packing the baskets are Liz, Nancy, Frances, and Peggy. Officers—First row: S. Schwinn, Treasurer; P. Busch, President; A. Smith, Vice Pres- ident. Second row: L. Taylor, Secretary; N. Carlson, Chaplain. Rita, Peggy, Joan, and Ann help with a worthy cause. ‘s Kneeling: Lila Wells, Joyce Reyburn, Bebe Schreiber, Gael Murray, Connie Smith, Albert Teague, Barbara Millman, Dianne Murray, Nancy Ward, Kaye Ballou. Second row: Sue Grassel, Linda Rosenbaum, Ann Smith, Lynn Zinke, Judy Vaughn, Nancy Carlson, Chuck Miles, Freda Logan, Paula Simko, Carolyn McDavid, Liz Taylor, Gwen Cheshire, Brenda Oldham, Joan Cappelen. Third row: Mary Jo Klauminger, Carol Fink, Barbara Monte, Joan Johnston, Nancy Abbott, Mary Cruickshank, David Nightingale, Marian Reh, Dorothy Carter, Diane Condon, Adrienne Moore, Marilyn Janulet, Sandy Brownell, Mrs. Ray Creech. Fourth row: Mildred Gordon, Sandy Schwinn, Joan Monte, Gwen Taylor, Joanna Dietrich, Nancy Bachman, Janelle Wheeler, Elaine Schneider, Caren Williams, Karen Fullerton, Delilah Mungai, Linda Hunter. Fifth row: Mary Lee Ott, Nancy Chapman, Pat Byers, Laurie Newell, Penny Cowell, Joan Barice, Gladys Weil, Barbara Rabette, Patty Richards, Marlene Brown. Top row: Ray Johnson, Roger Egan, Keith Cheshire, ALLIED YOUTH The purpose of, Allied Youth is to disseminate facts about the harmful effects of using alcohol and to show that it is possible to have fun without drinking. ° Projects included a formal installation to which the Miami and Fort Lauderdale Posts were invited. A.Y. also presented an assembly program and sponsored a cam- paign to promote safe driving. | President Freda reaches home Mrs. Creech and the A.Y. group ready to Officers—Seated: Chuck Miles, Vice President; from the A.Y. Convention at go to Miami to see “Seven Wonders of Freda Logan, President; Nancy Carlson, Treas- Buckhill Falls, Pennsylvania. the World.” urer. Standing: Liz Taylor, Reporter; Carolyn Paula Simko stands by. McDavid, Chaplain; Paula Simko, Secretary. Seated: Carol Decker, Charles Price, Linda Lyon, Joyce Lyon, Joann Ridge, Marilyn Babb, Joann Pettit. Standing: Joan Brinn, Mr. Mitchell, Sue Morris. Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of Truth. II TIMOTHY 2:15 TRUDE IEOR Casita Truth for Youth, chartered this year, strives to create better Christian standards throughout the school. The motto is “Remember thou thy Creator in the days of thy youth.” The members of Truth for Youth hope that all P.B.H.S. students will evaluate this motto and strive to use it in their daily lives. The two largest projects of the year included taking charge of devotions and taking clothes to migrant workers. Officers: Jo Ann Ridge, Secretary; Charles Price, Treasurer; Joyce and Jo Ann are selling candy to Frances as one of their Linda Lyon, Vice President; Joyce Lyon, President. projects for the year. Seated: Ruth Urich, Nancy Abbott, James Hodd, Jack Vogel, Ernie Chabot, Keith Cheshire, Darla Brown. Standing: Robert Pinson, Jack Hall, Forrest Willingham, Hugh Catlett, Don Marcure, Mike Elliott, Bill Sabin, Mr. Walter. AUDIO-VISUAL The aim of the A.V. Club is to train its members in the care and operation of Audio Visual equipment and through this training to be of service to the school, faculty, and community. More A.V. equipment . . . Seated: Keith Cheshire, James Hodd, Bil Sabin. Back row: Jonathon Williams, Mike Elliott, Ernie Cha- bot, Jack Vogel, Forest Willingham, Mr. Walter. Officers—Left to right: James Hood, Vice President; Jack Vo- - gel, President; Ernie Chabot, Secretary-Treasurer. Jonathan Williams seems to be concentrating on the film he’s showing. First row; D. Piche, J. Williams, K. Bye, F. Hoppy, K. Cheshire, R. Miget, C. Price, D. Wilson, J. Cornelius. Second row: T. Cheatham, R. Merritt, B. Lyke, B. Smith, R. Johnson, S. Spalone, M. Miles, Coach Martin. Third row: D. Payne, B. Keller, D. McNeely. JUNIOR OPTIMIST The Junior Optimists, sponsored by the Optimist Club of Pompano Beach, is the newest service club of P.B.H.S. Its purpose is to be of aid to the school and community and to provide environment for the members which will promote leadership and fellowship. Membership is by invitation. Officers—Seated: Keith Cheshire, President. Standing: Ken Bye, Treasurer; Bill Hoppy, Vice President; Russell Miget, Secretary. Seated: Margie Stafford, Sandy Sheffield, Diane Lee, Becky Jo Carveth, Mary Ann Egan, Tom Hopkins, Merry Lee Ott, Linda Muth, Greg Trees, Marian Blount, Pat Coss, Connie Hebert. Second row: Bobby Owen, Richard Berry, Gary Huggins, Joey Hines, Reil Talbert, Barbara Flynn, Emory Abernathy, Art Haley, Bert Ried, Bob Hughes, Guy Kelly, Mr. Hatfield, sponsor. Third row: Ann Skrobak, Sue Hoyt, Carol Peterson, Mary V. Parrish, Mike Stone, Martha Giles, Fay Hires, Eddy Wendell. Fourth row: Paul Harllee, Jerry Lahr, Bruce Arnold, Jack Hall, Dail Herman, Bob Agnew, Larry Laithrop, John Archer, Dudley Horne. Fifth row: Paul Johnson, Mike Anderson, Jack Caldwell, Glenn Peck. HEALTH CLUB This club is composed of Freshmen and Sophomores who are interested in study- ing and understanding the health conditions and problems of the school and commun- ity. The main project of the year was distributing physical fitness tests to the physical education classes. ee sams f- a | Officers—Seated: Tommy Hopkins, Vice President; Merry Lee Ott, President; Linda Muth, Secretary; Mary Ann Egan, Treasurer; Greg Trees, The officers and committee members make plans for the physical fitness campaign. Standing: Mrs. Johnson, Terry Brown, Bob Hatton, Particia Leighton, Pat Yancey, Ray Johnson, Richard Reith. Seated: Marilyn Janulet, Nancy Sander, Jo Ann Ridge, Diane Richards, Mary Lou Barbre, Marilyn Babb, Freda Logan, Donna Marshall, Joyce Lyon. Editor-in-Chief Advisor ORACLE STAFF This has been the 23rd year of publication of the school paper, the Oracle. The paper is published every three weeks by the staff, led and supervised by Mary Lou Barbre, editor, and Mrs. E. Johnson, sponsor. The aims of the Oracle-are to build up school spirit, keep the students up to date on all activities, and let the students and residents of Pompano Beach know more about our High School. MARY LOU BARBRE MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNSON Terry, Pat, Mary Lou, Joyce, Donna, and Jo Ann work hard to staple the paper and get it finished on time. The editors plan another edition. N. Sander, J. Ridge, B. Hatton, M. Janulet, M. Babb, T. Brown,, Mrs. Johnson, R. Reith. Seated: P. Leigh ton, J. Lyon, M. Barbre. Business Manager Jackie Holmes talks over the high cost pictures with Robert Smith. ADVERTISING STAFF Standing: Sylvia Talbert, Sandy Dafler, Judy Fedak, Priscilla Harllee. | Seated: Sandy Schwin, Joan Cappelen, Terry O’Donnell, Susan Brown, Sue Grass]. Advisor Editor-in-Chief BEAN PICKER SPAPP The Beanpicker Staff is a service organization whose purpose is to produce an accurate and beautiful record of the school year at a-price the student can afford to pay. Part of the service includes selling ads to raise a portion of the cost of the book. Staff members are chosen at the end of the year by the Sponsor and present members from a list of recommended applicants from the Junior class. FRANCES BLOUNT Standing: Marilyn Blackard, Bob Alfieri, Miss Wray, Wayne Kesterson, Terry O’Donnell. Seated: Marilyn Janulet, Sue Brush, George Heflin, Frances Blount, Larry Coker, Penny Cowell, Pegg Busch, Seated: Carol Decker, Peggy Busch, Ella Kate Shadoin, Jean Richardson, Edith Hussey, Kathy Daugherty, Gwen Cheshire. Standing: Miss Payne, Bebe Schreiber, Penny Raab, Nancy Seymour, Constance Bowman. DIBRA Rye Ciggils The Library Club helps to provide increased and improved library service to stu- dents and teachers through training girls in the use of all types of library books and materials. Only The D.C.T. Club is open to all students enrolled in the new Diversified Cooperative Training classes. These students go to school only one half day and receive the rest of their training on the job. One of the D.C.T. Club projects was a bake sale to raise money for Christmas toys to send to the Children’s Ward at Holy Cross Hospital. Officers: Sandra Martin, Secretary; Tony Wilson, President; Karen Kelly, Vice President. Second row: Linda Rit- tenhouse, Reporter; Carlene Geisler, First row: Marlene Brown, Linda Rittenhouse, Sandra Martin, Tony Wilson, Karen Kelly, Treasurer. Carlene Geisler, Shirley Stephens. Second row: Jan Strayer, David Talbert. Bob Murrish, J. C. Bland. Larry Shiver, George Slaton. ™ ... oN Left to right: Mary Anne Bennett, Nancy Abbott, Kathy Fisner, Mrs. Tirey, Bill Glover, Jim Roderick, Cecilia Osteen. ART CLUB The purposes of the Art Club are to further interest in artistic endeavors, both personal and civic, and to provide a hobby for leisure time. BO LURE PREACHERS The Thomas Jefferson Chapter of the Future Teachers of America strives to intro- duce its members to all sides of the teaching profession and to develop student leader- ship. First row: P. Harllee, M. Fink, N. Carlson, J. Fullerton, D. Herring, F. Logan, N. Abbott. Stand- ing: F. Simpson, T. O’Donnell, R. Urich, K. Weil, M. Blackard, Mrs. E. Johnson. Seated: Joel Ober, Jack Smith, John Brinn, Edward Hogan, Willie Caudle, Horace Hogan, Terry Heyns, John Herring, Allan Archibald, Jack Cornelius, Terry Stratton, Claude Williams, Jr. Second row: Delbert Murray, Gerald Brown, Joel Blair, Jimmy Collier, Robert Blount, William Coombs, John Gordon, James Martin, Glenn S. Sanderson, Charles Gonger, Larry Barrs, Gene Rogers. Top row: Jerry Brown, Damon Beyer, Steve Carson, Jerry Jones, Tommy Brown, Tommy Black- welder, Robert Manson, Gary Waldsmith, David Daniel, Leslie Ryals, Wayne Glaze, William Wood, Delmer Stunkel, Ronnie Walker, Bill Evans, Stanley Myers. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. exists today as the result of a co-operative spirit and desire on the part of boys studying vocational agriculture to have a national organization of their own. This organization is one in which boys may obtain practical business experience, act as their own instructors, and enjoy the fellowship of one another. Improved agriculture, better local communities, a more satisfactory home life, and more efficient farmer citizens are emerging as a result of these boys’ experience. Our advisor, Mr. Glenn Sanderson, and F.H.A. and F.F.A. members on their way to Our officers during a session at | his advisor, Mrs. Sanderson. the Florida State Fair at Tampa. the F.F.A. Officers’ Training School. | First row: Cynthia Brown, Joan Tedder, Jean Whitfield, Stephanie Benoric, Barbara Batignani, Nancy Abbott, Alexis Check, Kathy Forman, Walda Johnson, Joan Neitzel, Darla Brown, Sandy Ary. Second row: Mrs. Gene Stricklin, Cecilia Walsh, Pat Flynn, Marie Roberson, Sandie Fram, Sheila Knox, Cheryl Pittman, Emma Prince, Annette Ferrucio, Carol Gardner, Barbara Flynn, Patricia Walsh, Mrs. Margaret Stricklin. Third row: Barbara Diller, Karen Kaufmann, Patricia Rucks, Harriette Parrish, Diane Lee, Lynne Jefferson, Jenny Penn, Carolyn Bailey, Betty Jo Daniel, Jayne Lassiter. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The motto of the F.H.A., “Toward New Horizons,” expresses the purpose of the organization which is to learn to live better today so that our families may live happier and better tomorrow. Projects included planting two rose beds on the campus, baskets for the migrants, buying choir robes for the Junior High School Chorus, and selling hot dogs at the football games. Beautifying the campus is a joint Standing: Walda Johnson, Nancy Abbott, First row: Nancy Abbott, Vice President; project. John Gordon, Patricia Mrs. Gene Stricklin, Mrs. Margaret Strick- Alexis Check, President; Kathy Forman, Sec- Rucks, Shiela Knox, Horace Hogan. lin, Barbara Batignani. Seated: Alexis retary-Treasurer. Check, Kathy Forman. First row: B. Beyille, J. Lyon, M. Matthews, S. Brownlow, D. Mason. Second row: Miss Lettie Gearhart. S. Morris, T. Schauss, S. McDavid, P.. Coss, C. Davis, M. Strange, S. Brown, M. Snell, R. McIntosh, L. Nelson, P. Sonderfan, D. Decker, J. Petitt. Third row: S. Myer, J. Shaw, S. Manter, C. Kirkland, B. Finigan, B. Glover, R. Pinson, L. Kells, G. Mauldin, B. Benefield, L. Lyon. Top row: S. Corboy, C. Price, T. Howe, J. Phillips, M. Licata, J. Durbin, J. Robertson, A. Beach. J. Watson, B. Marsh, E. Hussey. POMPANO BEACH General Chorus—First row: B. Flynn, F. Albertson, L. Berry, D. Dees, P. Flynn, A. Rowe, C. Peterson, M. Corboy, M. Heath. Second row: C. McDavid, G. Adams, V. Smith, P. O’Toole, D. Jowers, L. Fugel, D. Christensen, T. Ornsby, S. Thorpe. Top row: M. Stafford, R. McDonald, P. Whitman, F. Manning, B. J. Carveth, C. Hebert, C. Benedict, C. Bailey, J. Brown, C. Dunton. | i i i i si — : Sara Jo Brownlow, Babs Beville. Concert Officers: J. Lyon, Librarian; D. Mason, Vice Presi- POMPETTES—Top row: | dent; C. Kirkland, President; L. Lyon, Secretary-Treasurer; Middle row S. Brown, C. Davis, S. Mauger, J. Shaw, N. E. Hussey, Attendance Officer. Matthews. Sitting: M. L. Ott. Gir oCHOOL CHORUSES CONCERT CHORUS Concert Chorus is a select group of students chosen because of their musical ability and past choral achievements. Chorus strives to develop musical talent so that a student may enjoy music throughout his entire life. This year Concert Chorus presented three concerts and appeared on many other programs. They have also participated in the Broward County Choral Clinic and District I Choral Festival. GENERAL CHORUS General Chorus is open to any high school stu- dent who enjoys singing. They join with the Con- cert Chorus in presenting the Christmas and Spring Concerts. General Officers—Sitting: Jenifer Agnew. Sitting: J Brown, C. Hebert, G. Albertson. First circle, left to right: Mary Lee Ott, Penny Cowell, Jackie Soffe, Marie Roberson, Monica Snell, Kay Ballou, Sandra Dafler, Jerry Walter, Cecilia Osteen, Margie Williams, Linda Cook. Second circle: Linda Carr, Mike Marinelli, Robbie Trumbull, Charles Price, Elizabeth Batignani, Bonnie Lewis, Grace Showalter, Sharon Hanna, Al Burrage, Robert Smity, Tom Chapman, Robert Slone, Mike Rodgers, Sonny Griffin, Jack Hall, Dan Northway. Third circle: Susanne Whitney, Donna Marcure, Judy Hanna, Earlene Dafler, Tony Howe, E. A. Evans, Hall Reidiger, Mary Thomas, Neil Haynie, Don Payne, Russell Miget, Claude Loving, Bob Agnew, Bill Svorinich, Charles Kirkland, Bob Alfieri, Tommy Gannon, Jeff Talbert, Paul Johnson, Richard Berry, Owen Schwaderer, Robert Cook, Eddie Barton, Bob Rencher. Fourth row, seated: Laurel Wright, Gary Krielow, Jeff Rush, Mike Anderson, David Cosby, Micky Miles, Billy Jones,. Standing, last circle: “A” Corps Majorettes—Donna Mason, Shirley Dombroski, Dolores Rogers, Linda Hunter, Tay Tallman, Susan Brown, Sal Spallone, George Brockway, Allen Porter, John Ryan, Don Marcure, Jim Phillips, James Brown, Bill Hoppe, Nelson Schaeffer, Bill Cooper. “Goldenettes”—Adrienne Moore, Saran Studstill, Earlene Gutermuth, Deanna Herring. Not pictured: Ray Daley, Diane Pesto, Carol] Woodward. Drum Majorette PENNY COWELL Band Director ALAN DRAKE The Pompano Beach Senior High School Bands and Majorettes have received statewide and national recognition for the high quality and excellence of their con- test, concert, and marching performances. The Senior Band of 70 pieces is a concert and marching organization with a complete instrumentation and a year-round schedule of activities. The Goldenettes and “A” Corps Majorettes perform with the band at all marching turnouts and contests. In May of 1957, at the Florida State Band Contest, the band was awarded the highest honor which can be given to a band in a Florida contest—Superior ratings in all aspects of the contest. This year the band will compete in Class BB and will travel to Tampa for the state contest in which they will attempt to match last year’s perfect score. National recognition was given the band for the first time this year when it was selected by a national board of outstanding musicians and educators to appear in Neen V BAND COUNCIL—Seated, left to right: Susanne Whitney, Librarian; Linda Carr, Treasurer; | Cecilia Osteen, Social and Publicity; Susan Brown, “A” Corps Captain. Standing: Claude Loving, Quartermaster; Tom Gannon, Ist Lieutenant; Penny Cowell, Drum Majorette; Bob Alfieri, Captain; Bill Cooper, 2nd Lieutenant; Eddie Barton, Assistant Drum Major. Not pictured: Carol Woodward, “Goldenettes” Captain. the First Chair of America Yearbook. Some of the year’s activities include nine football games and half-time shows, five evening concerts in Pompano Beach, a concert in Hollywood, a series of children’s concerts, the Orange Bowl, Fiesta Del Sol, and Fiesta Tropicale parades, three student assemblies, pep rallies, and district and state band contests. Six students were chosen to play in the Florida All-State Clinic Bands in Tampa, and thirty-two played in the Broward County Clinic Band in Hollywood. Four stu- ; dents—Mary Lee Ott, Tom Gannon, Mike Marinelli, and Linda Carr have played as i | student trainees of the Ft. Lauderdale Symphony Orchestra, the latter two having . won first and second prizes in the Ford Brown Scholarship Auditions. Director Alan Drake has served his second year as chairman of the Broward County ) Band Directors Council and Band Clinic-Festival and has been selected as a woodwind ) clinician and auditioner in various parts of the state. | GOLDENETTES “A” CORPS MAJORETTES Left to right: Deanna Herring, Earlene Gutermuth, Sarann Stud- Left to right: Diane Pesto, Susan Brown, Linda Hunter, Tay still, Carol Woodward, Adrienne Moore. Tallman, Delores Rogers, Shirley Dombroski, Donna Mason. Seated: E. Montgomery, D. Albertson, P. Walsh, B. Rabette, P. O’Neil, G. Heflin, J. Tarbett, C. Walsh, R. Urich, Leslie Bressack. Second row: Mr. O’Neal, M. Blackard, P. Simko, B. Ellis, P. Melon, A. Smith, J. Jones, S. Bourne. Top row: John Skrobak, T. Cheatham, J. Walters. SPANISH CLUB This club is open to all students who have taken one year of Spanish. The purpose of the club is to increase the members’ knowledge of the Spanish language and culture. The club decorated a car for the Homecoming Parade, packed a basket for a needy migrant family, and entertained members with several fiestas. Seforita Barbara Rabett, Sefior Pat O’Neil, Senor George El Burro) es el animal . . . los humanos son Senor Spalone, Senorita Heflin, Senorita Jean Tarbett. Walsh, Senor Olah, Senorita Smith, y Senor Cheatham. i MR. WAYNE WICKSTRUM Pompano Beach High School prides itself on its complete and smooth running sports program. The success of this program is due mainly to the ef- forts and abilities of our genial Athletic Director. It is, therefore, our pleasure to dedicate this sec- tion of our 1958 Beanpicker to Mr. Wayne Wick- strum, our beloved Mr. ‘“ Wick.”’ Left to right: Jeff Talbert, Skip Sigh, Bob McCauley, Jack Lassiter, Frank Simpson, Chuck Miles, Orin Cope, Charles Cole, Pat Stone, Don Nivens, John Hill, Ed Morton, Bob Moore, Pete Dunn, Bill Campbell, Alton Moore, Ben Ellis, Allen Dorman, Day-Ed Graham, Stan Carroll, Stan Seay, Larry Garner. TEAM, GO FOR TOUCHDOWN —! VARSITY RECORD S. Broward PRempano Vero Beach Pompano Stuart Pompano Ft. Pierce Pompano Clewiston Pompano Lake Worth Pompano Seacrest Pompano Belle Glade : Pompano Pahokee Pompano Stranahan Pompano Coach Wickstrum, Coach Ware, Coach Moody, Coach Palmer, Coach Weightman, Coach Martin. KICK-OFF QUEEN AND HER COURT Ben Ellis and Oren Cope moving in on a play during Pahokee game. Liz Taylor, Joy Lutz, Julie Haley, Ginger Hadert, Carole Pickard, Melinda Matthews. Queen—Carol Woodward. Mr. Mizell from the Florida Times Union in Jacksonville is awarding their trophy to the 1958 Suncoast Canference Co-Champs. Ben Ellis carries the ball for a gain against South Broward. BILL CAMPBELL—End PAT STONE—Tackle Lettered 4 years All-Conference Two years All-County Second Team All-State Co-Captain FRANK SIMPSON—End Lettered 2‘years SKIPPER SIGH—Fullback Lettered 2 years Honorable Mention Ali-State Third Team All-County Co-Captain LARRY COKER—Quarterback Lettered 3 years All-County Fourth Team All-State Co-Captain CHUCK MILES—Left Halfback Lettered 2 years “Most Sportsmanlike” Co-Captain OREN WOODWARD—End Lettered 3 years Second Team All-County PETE DUNN—Tackle Lettered 1 year JACK LASSITER—Fullback Lettered 1 year Gee! Sponsors Peggy and The cheerleaders promoted school spirit. Terry and the captains. Queen Sarann being crowned by Principal Larry Walden as_ her escort George Heflin looks on. The Sophomores provided a winning float. The Freshmen furnished plenty of wood for our bonfire. Bottom row: Larry-Schack, Jim Collier, Steve Shewbrook, Chuck Village, Tom Cheatham, Bob Lyke, Skip Dimon, Paul Newman, Bob Keller, Joe Pocklington, Ed Barton, Al Burrage, Ron Wac- cester. Second row: Jack Hall, Corky Cook, Ralph Booth, John Blackard, Mike Richards, Richard Myrick, Butch Pinson, Gary Krielow, Warner Brundage, Bob Hughes, Tom Hopkins, Ken Duskey. Third row: John Cole, Walter, Rhodes, Ed Windell, Greg Trees, Bruce MacLane, George Barrett, Dail Herman, Frank Budka, Mike Stone, Steve Davis, Gerald Briest, Don Horan, Paul Lawson, Coach Weightman. J.V. FOOTBALL Captains John Blackard and Frank Budka Managers Andy Sammons, Leonard Simko, Allen McNabb, John Guest. Captain ANNE BATEMAN DORIS BELGARD GINGER HADERT ANN BRENAN ig a-4a : BETSY SALLY JOHNSON | — | McDOUGAL MERLENE WALTON ALTERNATES: Joy Lutz and Pat McDonald STATE RUNNERS-UP STATE TOURNAMENT SCORES Pompano Beach Winter Park Pompano Beach Bishop Kenny Pompano Beach Bartow SS ES aici Coach CHARLIE WARD ROBERT MOORE DON HUGHES LARRY COKER PETE MAUPIN DOWELL BATES JOHN DAY iloee BASKETS, BASKETS, BASKETS, BOYS. ..! DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS | ROMPAnH oo 8 34 South Dade __.___. 22 . ROMANO 2235 ae 67 Central Catholic __. 50 Pempang, 4-7) 12 Key? Weetatiae 1 46 | | VARSITY RECORD Central Catholic _._27 Pampanga oe 60 Vero Heach 42 Donipani0.t acta ce a2 SUC ig) a ae cine 44, Pompano. oes 75 ! Belle: Gladg”_. 4. 36 Pa@rgrfngs 61 | Miami Pigh 4... 63 Pompanag ey. 59 = UCC™ (eae 35 Pompano-RAy__..37 PatioWee «22 33 Pompano... Sy. 69 | Central Catholic __ 30 Pompano... 4. oY Clewiston 28 Pompanot.s.. 4.2.88 a| Dan McCarty __. __. 42 Pompane 2.50.4. 8 | Lake sworth 2... 2. 39 Pompano. ‘ eee! : Were Beach .2.2 22. 49 Pompang.22 32 3... 52 OAR er el 52 Pompano......._..4.....103 Pialealy. iooct 65 Pompano... f...__...63 Belle Glade A7 Pompano. 97. 80 peserest Swat) 39 Pompano.._f.... iu. 61) Pahokee N =o. Pompano ..__ ats figleal: G42. 76 mouipatie ke. 95 Dan McCarty ___.. � AE) Pomipano:2 0 3 55 Lake Worth _...''54 Pompano 2 :... 61 ) | ) South Broward. 54. Potipehon. « ... .62 | } | | Kneeling: Clinton Walton, Dwight Durbin, Dave McNeely, John Hallman, Gregory Trees, Phil Grajkol. Standing: John Blackard, Tom Dennis, Mike Richards, Coach Morris, Al Brundaige, Steve Davis, Bruce McClain. FIGHT J.V. FIGHT! WIN J.V. WIN! J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES Pompano Beach Vero Beach Pompano Beach Stuart Pompano Beach Belle Glade Pompano Beach Miami Pompano Beach Seacrest Pompano Beach Pahokee Pompano Beach Central Catholic Pompano Beach Clewiston Pompano Beach Ft. Pierce Pompano Beach Lake Worth Pompano Beach Vero Beach Pompano Beach Hiahleah Pompano Beach Stuart Pompano Beach Belle Glade Pompano Beach Seacrest Pompano Beach Pahokee Pompano Beach South Broward Pompano Beach Hiahleah Pompano Beach Ft. Pierce Pompano Beach Lake Worth - COACH MORRIS Back row: Paul Johnson, Gerald Briest, Jack Lassiter, Frank Simpson, Phillip Freeman, John Blackard, Jerry Wagner, Randy MacReynolds, Mike Anderson, Alton Moore, Glen Woodward, Don Nevins, Charley Cole, Mike Lynch, Jeff Talbert, Orin Cope, Phil Grako, Bill Crotty, Bob | Rencher, Ben Cornilius, John Gallager, John Guest, Manager; Allen Archibald, Manager; Coach j Martin. Second row: Steve Haglund, Stan Cook, Billy Hoppy, Ray Harkness, Bill Ward, Leland + Diamond, Mick Richards, Joel Blair, Greg Trees, Bob Owens, Ross Kelly, Don Payne, David Metiver, George Barret. Front row: Allan McNab, Manager; Ken Dusky, Jerry Lahr, Jack Hall, Nelson Lancisione, Russell Miget, Al Burrage, Ben Ellis, Ralph Booth; James Trotter, Jack Smith, Richard Myrick, Herman Shefler, Russ Parsons, Dail Herman, Larry Lahrop, David Archibald. Be (¢ JACK LASSITER OREN WOODWARD PAT STONE Suncoast Conference Champ, 1957-58; Florida State Class A Pole Vault Champ, 1957 Kneeling: Corinne Dillon, SaraJo Brownlow, Barbara Brown, Carol Johnston, Nancy Seymour. Standing: Miss Patrick, Carolyn Anderson, Ginger Hadert, Linda Hunter, Barbara Batignani. SCORES itive OF E a Pompano Palm Beach Seacrest Pompano 2 Ft. Pierce Pompano SaraJo Brownlow, Barbara Brown, Gin- MISS DOTTIE PATRICK Linda Hunter, Barbara Batignani, Caroll ger Hadert, Corinne Dillon. Coach Johnston, Carolyn Anderson, Nancy Seymour. Back row: Bob Keller, Jim Isaacson, Bruce Maclane, Coach Moody, Ray Daley, Jr., Bob Kurvin, David Pope. Front row: Neil Haynie, Charles Kurvin, Bob Lyke, Bob Hughes, Bruce Minnio, Micky Miles. ECO es ® Bob Keller, Neil Haynie, Bob Kurvin, Ray Daley. Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano Pompano SCORES 14 West Palm _ 9 Riverside - 12 Seacrest __ 12 eiiarts 9 Clewiston - EZ FR: Pierce; 914 Lake Worth the “first tee.” Team watches Bob Keller warm up for Back row: Tom Cheatham, Bob Moore, John Hallman, Grang Saben, Frank Budka, Stan Hilreth, Gary Williams, Don Hughes, Stan Seay, John Hill, Tom Terry, George Heflin, Tom Denis, Nick David. Middle row, kneeling: Mike Stone, John Rush, Bob Callow, D. Bennett, Lee Pinnell, Gerald Gaddy, Skip Sigh, Don Williams, A. J. Reid, Coach Hatfield. Front row, sitting: Clinton Walton, J. Rodden, Tom Hopkins. BASEBALL TAKE ME OUT T@ THE BALE GAME==. Coach gives a few last minute COACH HATFIELD Managers Henry Schomber, Dwight Geiger. ey tigragsgs, gO es ie cali. he: eT Se GARY WILLIAMS SKIPPER SIGH DONNIE HUGHES f ... WE'LL ROOT-ROOT-ROOT FOR THE | HOME TEAM AT THE OLD BALL GAME” res em ee Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: SaraJo Brownlow, Carol Johnston, Martha Giles, Sandy Meyer, Margie Williams, Captain; Babs Beville, Sandra Brownell, Susan Mauger, Carol Davis. Managers: Nancy Carlson, Joan Monte, Peggy Busch, Joann Pettit, absent. The usual afternoon workout for girls. OH, THE OLD SWIMMIN’ POOL, WHAT A DELIGHTFUL PLAGE 3m CAPTAIN LIZ TAYLOR Kneeling: Gael Murray, Maryann Eagan, Vicki Miller. Second row: Barbara Monte, Connie Smith, Paula Simko, Judy Bonst, Sandy Peck, Pat Coleman, Mary Thomas. Third row: Sue Ewing, Lynn Zinki, Eileen Rettis, Marion Blount, Kaye Weil, Carolyn Noller, Jill Prosser, Gladys Weil, Liz Taylor. | | 1 | | | | | . | | | : | . ; Coach Ousley and Coach Ware look at the records. Every man’s an individualist; Ross is a head’s- up swimmer, but the little man on the end has got the jump on all of them. AH! THE MEMORIES IT HOLDS WITHIN ITS LIMITED SPACE! CAPTAIN JACK HALL Back row: Owen Schwaderer, Harry Heath, Ross Slater, Roger Egan, Jack Hall, Captain; Warner Brundage, Dan Northway, Bill Pettit. Front row: Dave Piche, Delmer Smith, Glenn Peck, Reel Talbott, Bill Ferguson, George Brockway, Bill Barice, absent. iti. MISS. BONNELL Front row: Ellen McElroy, Alexis Check, Marian Reh, Faith Stewart. Back row: Miss Bonnell, Coach; Joan Johnston, Diane Condon, Linda Kells, Pat Byers, Sunny Thomas, Martha Giles, absent. SUNCOAST CONFERENCE GIRLS BOYS Pompano...5 Ft. Pierce Pompano__1 S. Broward __.9 Pompano....6 Seacrest Pompano...4 Stranahan Pompano__.6 Vero 0 Pompano__5 Ft. Pierce Pompano._1 Ft. Lauderdale 6 Pompano...1 Pinecrest Pompano_.3 Stranahan Pompano....5 Skacrest Pompano__4 Vero Beach -..2 MR. RITTER Front row: Brian Finnegan, Greg Walsh, Bill Talbott, Ronny Martin. Back row: Mike Rodgers, Don Martin, Dave McNeely, Bobby Agnew, Coach Ritter. FEATURES INCLUDE EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE... PEOPLE OF DISTINCTION. HOMECOMING fs” BEANPICKER QUEENS QE THE YEAR and CHUCK MILES CLASS a 26 = O SL = ®) air IM “We a A the Ages teh found Frctng Yat. per UE Sits ti, if LARRY COKER Spe ae enzhar TERRY 0’DONNELL and 4 ; tething Te ae ALL-AROUND He Sark heb bihe eller Chri ie Cv PEGGY BUSCH and ROGER EGAN I a os a a a io oe 7 MARILYN BLACKARD and JACK HALL MOST TALENTED PENNY COWELL and BOB ALFIERI MOS IMEIRE YS L@ SUCCEED DEANNA HERRING and WAYNE KESTERSON MOST DEPENDABLE JACKIE HOLMES and GEORGE HEFLIN Bio iacrne OME L) ANNE BATEMAN and DOWELL BATES FRED BISSETT and PAULA SIMKO suscep nena aOR ater NEeR WITTIEST DORIS BELGARD and JOHN DAY Skreet commerical, MOST ATHLETIC LIZ TAYLOR PAT STONE Senior Superlatives are elected by the senior class and must be members of the graduating class. This year the Superlative pictures were made at Tapis Rouge, The Pioneer House, and in or around school. REPRESENTATIVES TO BOYS-5 0405 Seated: Wayne Kesterson, Larry Coker, John Day, Dowell Bates, Chucky Miles. Standing: Roger Egan, Pete Maupin, Jack Hall. REPRESENT Asie ss WO: CIR LS oleae WINNERS OF SCIENCE CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS Deanna Herring and Liz Taylor. Stanley Hines, Marilyn Blackard, David Eller. Richard Reith, Janice Brown, Joanne Pettit, Nick David. Sitting: Pat Winslow. George Heflin, Richard Reith, Sue Brush, Pat Winslow, and Janice Brown. TIME OUT FOR GINGER by RONALD ALEXANDER Coach... ROBERT D. O’NEAL Posune = Pettit: 22.7 7 5s a eee Liz PeCOGlaw AVI (A hee hs Howard G. Carol Pelticies Witsl0w 28 t oi 5c ee Agnes Carol pbsall DISH sat ee A ee Joan Carol iitier M1 Ones acs. s ee 0 hee Jeannie Carol BADICE SB PIN eo ok 5 Benn es, Virginia Carol tecaree Heflin fee ack ee ee owe Eddie Davis Richard: Reith: ei eet Tommy Green PAGO SiS ieee bet le Mr. Wilson Ss Eas emo arte ae Seo Ed Hoffman Hatton, Nick David sitting. George Heflin, Sue Brush, Frank Simpson, Bonnie Holmes, Bob “SLVENTEENTSE MAUREEN DALY AN B16 5 cee oe eee ae Anne Batema Lorrainty. cane es Linda Rittenhous Margaret 5, 52 ee a ee Joy Lut 1 S15 gee eer meme Ve et Deanna Herrin Two casts were chosen for the Junior Class MES OM ON Re ae Penny Com play with some lucky people keeping the same Mr. Morrow _____------ Jack Deleg: part for both nights. Dick Bancroft, above Sith. B® oe cn a Dick Bancro with Anne Bateman, also played in the cast ATES bi a ee Robert Milr with Melinda Matthews. Markn Dowell Bat Members of the two casts are pictured Jane o ee Pa eee Carole Woodwar below. Standing at left: Melvin Voyles, Larry Garner. Seated: Penny Cowell, Dowell Bates, Linda Ritten- house, Robert Milne, Joy Lutz, Anne Bateman. On stage: Jimmy Garner, Karen Kelley, Melinda Matthews, Marilyn Blackard, Dick Bancroft, Deanna Herring, Jackie Holmes, Jack Delegal, Carol Woodward (on stairs), Nancy Cooper, Larry McGee. SUMMER” | directed by ROBERT O’NEAL . =_ Melinda Matthews Karen Kelley Same boy, Dick Bancroft, but a different leading lady, Melinda _- Raney iCootet Matthews, discuss the same problems in the same lines. [ Deanna Herring = Jackie Holmes . Jack Delegal aa Dick Bancroft Larry McGee [| ae Jimmy Garner . Carole Woodward | Marilyn Blackard a Larry Garner . Melvin Voyles Three sisters, Nancy Cooper, Karen Kelley, and Melinda Matthews, do not agree on the best way to conduct a con- versation with a boy — or how to date one, either. Big sister would like to be a peacemaker, but Mom Everybody loves a parade — Pop and Kitty, seems almost too angry to listen to anyone. too. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY On Student Government Day the girls and fellows took over city and school. At left Principal Bill Flake gives dicta- tion to Secretary Denna Herring. City Officials were Gary Williams, Rec- reation Director; Jack Hall, City Man- ager; Merlene Walton, Fire Chief; Dave Ed Gragham, Building Inspector; Ben Ellis, City Commissioner; Freda Logan, City Clerk; Roger Egan, City Commissioner; David Eller, City Com- missioner. Dean of Girls, Terry O’Donnell, considers Ann Lasseter’s problem. Marilyn Blackard seems happy with her job as Book- keeper, CLASS NIGHT June 1, 1957, the Class Awards Night was held in the auditorium of the First Baptist Church. ae ome @ YOu Juniors capped the Seniors of 1957 as they entered to take their places. At the left: Junior Attendants, Larry Coker and Terry O’Donnell, wait out- side the church to lead the processional. Above: Jeannette Robertson caps Tom Keenan while Frances Blount waits her turn to cap Marcia Duggan. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AT LAGO MAR Above: Peggy Busch, Jack Hall, Penny Cowell, and Bob Alfieri, arriving at the Lago Mar. Right: Junior Class President, Chuck Miles, Saranne Studstill, Prom Chairman, Sue Brush, and Fred Bissett. rl Prom King, Bill Zinke, and Prom Queen, Tish Parrish, tread a royal measure after receiving their crowns from Chuck Miles. Beautiful bits of marine life decorate the tables and become conversation pieces. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET May 10, 1957 Mr. Walden keynotes an evening of mem- orable entertainment. lL: Ce) M AR : Roast chicken and fish become food for the gods in the enchanted atmosphere of the Underwater Fantasy. First row, left to right: Harry Bishop, Annie Laurie Daniels, Mamie Lou Johnson. Second row: Gladys Johnson, Florence Bowers. SERVICE STEAFE This group of people works early and late to keep the school buildings and campus clean and presentable. Their services are very necessary and yet often unappreciated. For both these reasons, the BEANPICKER Staff is happy to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to them for a job well done. HONOR ROLL. @F AD SALESMEN Peggy Busch Sue Brown Jackie Holmes Frances Blount Judy Fedak Kay Kelley Sandy Schwin Sue Grassl Penny Cowell Terry O’Donnell Jennifer Bagley Sandy Dafler Priscilla Harlee Sylvia Talbert Ellie McClure ... We salute not only these salesmen, but also the citizens of our community who advertise in our 1958 BEAN- PICKER ... Therefore, Kind Reader, do NOT stop here. The next few ages will introduce vou to our friends, the advertisers, who have cooperated ro) ba y) b) i with us to make this yearbook possible . . . They are good people to know and to patronize. initiate ceo ensla eceeeS OInRES On your mark— Get set— Go! We did anchor ’em down! RGR ET TH + ae Pat Stone warms up for a track meet. JOAL'S HOME FURNISHINGS 820 N. Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of BEACHWAY 66 SERVICE STATION 898 N. Federal Highway WE 3-9150 ARNOLD'S DRUG STORE, INC. N. Federal Highway Beachway Shopping Center POMPANO'S COMPLETE DRUG STORE Senior sponsors Lenz and Johnson help Tony Wilson and friends register for the big year ahead. LOU'S BARBER SHOP 3 Master Barbers Beachway Shopping Center POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA WE 3-4013 Compliments fe} STONE'S SHOE REPAIR AND LEATHER GOOD S Beachway Shopping Center N. Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH Congratulations, Class CREATIVE CRAFT CENTER (Design It Yourself) 806 N. Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Hunter help a Junior register. Congratulations, Seniors! POMPANO BEACH ABSTRACT CO. 2441 East Atlantic Boulevard POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Telephone WE-3-9302 Compliments of HARDY -SOURS- WALTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Pompano Beach, Florida ROLAND HARDY FRED W. APPLEGATE CLAUDINE R. MULLIS a a 210 N. Federal Hwy. Phone WE-3-9343 ah , 3 ts Mr. Harding practices the technique he will soon be teaching when he serves as secretary during the pre-school days. Congratulations, Seniors ATLANTIC PAINTS 24 N. E. 28th Avenue, at the Bridge YOUR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DEALER Compliments of MR. A. B. CHATMAN, Mor. Compliments of POMPANO BEACH HOTEL TERRY FORD COMPANY STUBB‘S Authorized Ford BARBER SHOP Sales and Service Always pulling for good cooperation between students and teachers. 1000 N. FEDERAL HY. 2431 ATLANTIC BOULEVARD Mrs. Creech gives information to one and all, or is Mrs. Coughlin merely consulting with her fellow teacher about those vocabulary workbooks? Good Luck to Class of '58 KING'S 5 10 REALTY 401 N. Federal INVESTMENT FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER CORPORATION OF GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF '58 POMPANO BEACH Compliments of MOSS CLOTHING STORE Real Estate Investments of All Kinds Compliments of | E. A. MOBLEY | STORES 900 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY WARD'S CITY 5 10 JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STORE The South’s Most Unusual Dime Store Best of Luck From Ward, Laura, Mr. Readdick, and Girls. DOWNTOWN POMPANO Compliments of HERMAN MAYER General Contractor 511 N. E. 7th Street POMPANO BEACH, FLA. Everybody came to school on registration day. A. Student polls were set up before the gym for class and student government elections. Compliments of DAVIS TILE AND TERRAZO 807 N. W. 7th Ave. FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. Congratulations | to the | Class of ‘58 M. N. SUNS, Inc. REALTORS Congratulations to the Class of ‘58 SELDOMRIDGE Makers of Fine Photographs 724 E. Las Olas Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida THE BEANPICKER PHOTOGRAPHER Compliments of FRANK W. STUDSTILL Dedicated to a Finer Pompano Beach BATEMAN CO., Realtors REAL ESTATE @ INSURANCE @ MORTGAGE LOANS 2401 Atlantic Boulevard Compliments of HOWARD BARTENFELDER Masonry Contractor 700 N. E. 8th Street POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of MOE TILE SHOP, 700 N. E. 45th Street OAKLAND PARK, FLA. Miss Bonnell works at the Information Table trying to steer new students in the right direction. POMPANO BEACH SUPER MARKET Prime Western Meats Fancy Groceries 2125 ATLANTIC BLVD. PHONE WE-3-7127 A. WESLEY PARRISH Your GE Dealer 598 ATLANTIC BLVD. Compliments of GENERAL ROOFING CO. 200 West Sample Road POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA WALDRON DRAPERIES Air-Conditioned Beacon Light Shopping Center McCLELLAN'S FIRESTONE DEALER jz 1s. STORE —¥ ‘ — 216 N. E. First Avenue POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Fabrics and Accessories i Ei Hoes AM z . e pea) eae LT he ede | 1 { Wishing You Every Success BOB POOL, Jeweler 36 N. E. First Street WATCH REPAIR WORK CUSTOM DRAPERIES Is Electronically Tested F 2410 N. Federal Hwy. Phone WE-3-2321 J WALTER'S Clothes for Florida Living Best Wishes From KRAEER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service DUNHAM MARINA 200 N. Federal Hwy. POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA 700 S. Federal Highway PHONE WE-3-3533 Compliments of ANDERSON SETHNESS General Insurance Agency SAM L. HEDGE, Manager Beachway Shopping Center Compliments of CARTS INCORPORATED Boca Raton 5204 Miami Fr. 41301 DERMODY WEBB, INC. General Contractors RESIDENTIAL—COMMERCIAL 1031 S. E. 7th Court DEERFIELD BEACH BLACKMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Offering the GREATEST HOME VALUES IN ALL SOUTH FLORIDA At Picturesque Deerfield Beach LARRY BLACKMAN, Builder McCAULEY ELECTRIC CO. 943 S. E. 13th Avenue THE COVE Deerfield Beach, Florida Congratulations to the Class of 1958 HUCK REALTY, INC. 337 S. E. I5th Terrace COVE CENTER Boca Raton 8023 DEERFIELD BEACH Eyes right... on a bright future in Florida! Whether you're going on to higher learning or to a career... Florida offers every golden opportunity you seek! Florida colleges and universities are among the finest in the nation— and the same is true of Florida’s rapidly expanding industry. So look no further—your future is bright if you keep your eyes right ... on Florida! FLORIDA POWER LIGHT COMPANY Congratulations to Class of ‘58 FERNANDEZ PLUMBING AND HEATING Compliments of COVE HARBOR HOMES Compliment The Cove at DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of DEERFIELD ELECTRIC CO. DEERFIELD Your G. E. Appliance Dealer FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 9422 170 E. HILLSBORO R. L. CRAIG, Owner 131 E. Hillsboro .Boulevard Compliments DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA 1958 Seniors FIDELITY REALTY 2777 Atlantic Boulevard POMPANO BEACH Telephone Boca Raton 8424 BEACHWAY SHOES Boca Raton 4331 816 North Federal Highway “DU RANTE HOMES” 1548 S. E. 9th Street DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS iy Y i SHIRELL ATLANTIC SERVICE Deerfield Beach Telephone Boca Raton 9610 to Success Compliments of KEN AND LENA CLAIR Pompano Beach Country Club Congratulations to the Class of ‘58 BOB SULLIVAN E (te. Best Wishes From POMPANO OPTICAL DISPENSARY, INC. THOMAS W. CARR Dispensing Optician Telephone We 3-5117 900 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY ed CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of MR. AND MRS. G. W. BROWNLOW AND SARA-JO BEACHWAY JEWELERS Beachway Shopping Center Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 _JANE'S LAUNDROMAT Compliments of WEE MODERNS Beachway Shopping Center CATHERINE'S Beachway Shopping Center POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA President, HERBERT L. DANN ARISTOCRAT Custom Built Homes 1256 S. E. 8th Street Boca Raton 4709 DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF Your Family GOLD COAST. DRIVE-IN THEATER South Federal Highway DEERFIELD BEACH a. « | oe -— £24 She e e Sales and Service METERED GAS Commercial—Domestic Space Heaters Call Pompano We 3-7959 124 N. E. FLAGLER AVENUE RR. tert a at ren Audits Tax Service Systems PAUL KNIPFER SONS 900 North Federal Highway WE 3-1819 POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Federal Highway No. | Boca Raton 5384 DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA ) Congratulations ANDY’S SPORT SHOP Beachway Shopping Center EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN Compliments of MAULDIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Pompano Beach, Florida IRENE GREENE CRACKER BARREL MARKET Prime ‘Meats Quality Foods POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardware—House Furnishings CLELLAND Electrical Appliances Teleph We-3-491 | SU NOCO STATION Hammonville ee se Ponnane Beach, Florida 580 South Federal Highway Telephone We-3-9245 Congratulations to the Class of '58 PIG PEN RESTAURANT Telephone We-3-2315 POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Congratulations to Class of ‘58 CAMPBELL REALTY WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Realtor Compliments of Best Wishes TROPICAL FERN COMPANY to the Class of 1958 GUEST FURNITURE, INC. 300 N. E. First Street POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS McNEILL SIGNS Neon—Painted Geeamee OCEAN PAINT COMPANY POMPANO AUTO AND Complete Paint and Wallpaper SPORTING GOODS Supplies 29 N. E. First Ave. POMPANO BEACH WE 3-1314 Best Wishes Your Dutch Boy Dealer MRS. CAROLYN TALBERT Compliments of EARL DAFLER and Success to All Compliments of TROTT’S CORNER SUNDRIES FOUNTAIN 100 Commercial Ave. LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA LO 4-928| Compliments to the Senior Class From GREENSTEIN TRUCKING COMPANY Compliments of FLORIDA REALTY SALES, INC. 2651 Atlantic Boulevard Telephone We 3-7163 POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of MAYES CHEVROLET 1551 South Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Phone WE-3-6531 Gracious Living for You in Beautiful FLORESTA ESTATES Situated Just Blocks From the Ocean in Deerfield Beach FLORESTA PROUDLY PRESENTS Two Furnished Model Homes The Flamingo Model A delightful three bedroom, two bath—Florida room with the fabulous General Electric Kitchen Center— Tomorrow's dream kitchen for you to- day. The Poinsettia Model A charming two bedroom, two bath—screened patio home with Gen- eral Electric Built-in range and oven, refrigerator and clothes washer. FLORESTA HOMES FEATURE @ Large Lots @ Paved Streets, Sidewalks @ Tile Baseboards @ Aluminum Exterior Doors @ Tub and Shower Enclosures @ Fenestra Steel Folding Doors @ Electrend Heat @ Painting—Your Choice Please accept our personal invitation to visit Floresta. We are located on the east side of U. S. Highway 1 (Federal Highway) in Deerfield Beach. Main entrance is at S. E. 13th Court where a highway sign is clearly visible. FLORESTA HOMES BUILDERS Exclusive Sales Agent FLORESTA REALTY, INC. Joseph H. Finnegan Sales Manager 800 S. E. 13th Court, Deerfield Beach Telephone Boca Raton 3504 Best Wishes Congratulations MARGO'S COFFEE SHOP Class of '58 AUDREY’S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY | 35 N. E. First St. WE 3-7638 Educational Policies State Farm Life Insurance Company JOHN W. MOORE 200 South Federal Phone We 3-9764 PARKINSON GARAGE Motor Tune Up — Brake Service General Repairs POMPANO BICYCLE HOBBY SHOP 212 East First Street Pompano Beach, Florida WE 3-7280 New and Used Bikes — Expert Repairing COMPLETE LINE OF HOBBIES AND TOYS Compliments of COUSIN'S SHELL STATION Deanna Herring and James Garner play their parts well for Seventeenth Summer.” Congratulations Class of '58 LEONARD’S SHELL STATION WE 3-9423 2350 North Federal Highway Abies: MARY WEBB . . . of Course Distinctive Ladies’ and Children’s Wear 306 N. E. First St. WE 3-7782 302 Atlantic Blvd. WE 3-7050 POMPANO BEACH Charles Kirkland knows he is on key when he can scale Officer Quinney's safety bar. Lose Inches at Home the Easy Way Your Relax-Acizor Consultant MRS. VIRGINIA HARLLEE WE 3-2744 Compliments of MR. A. B. CHAPMAN Compliments of MR. H. A. ROBERTSON Compliments of THOMAS D. EMIS, Realtor i SARE AIRS ALE LLL Beanpicker Queen and her court. Left to right: Nick David, Barbara Milman, Gerald Gaddy, Judy Montgomery, Wayne Kesterson, Liz Taylor, Bill Flake, Anne Brenan, Don Nivens, Sharon Milobar, Terry Stratton, Gail Albertson, and Ray Daley, with Deanna Herring seated in the center. POMPANO MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANY Compliments of POMPANO GLASS 1631 N. Dixie Highway POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Telephone We 3-2414 Compliments of Compliments of SHERRILL’S POMPANO Dresses and Sportswear PURE STATION Oceanside Center 702 S. Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH Telephone We. 3-344| Carol Woodward, luck girl, won a trip to Nassau for being the winner of the Kick-Off Queen contest. McCANN-LUTZ, INC. Real Estate RESIDENTIAL—COMMERCIAL Compiments INDUSTRIAL | ou 1100 South Federal Hwy. ROCKER OIL POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Telephone We-3-2105 POMPANO POMPANO GARDEN SUPPLY AND SUPPLY MERCANTILE COMPANY Everything You Need Spraying Service at the Right Price Lawn and Garden Supplies Telephone We-3-2291 TELEPHONE We-3-3338 POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS OF '58 W. J. PATRICK 1628 Atlantic Boulevard Phone POmpano 7250 Pompano Beach, Fla. All Phases of Lath Plastering Done Right and Reasonable DOOYOO An Organization of Integrity Specializing All Phases of Real Estate KLEE REALTY COMPANY 122 South Federal Highway—Pompano Beach, Florida Telephone: Pompano Beach WeEbster 39745 and WeEbster 31423 Wishing You Every Success WILLIAMS BROTHERS SUNDRIES | Next to the Chamber of Commerce JIMMY WILLIAMS BEACON LIGHT DRESS SHOP KAY LECATES Owner—Manager Telephone We 3-2522 Pompano Beach, Florida Compliments of BROWARD GRAIN AND SUPPLY CO., INC. P. O. Box 574 POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ‘58 Typical 2 bedroom 2 bath Maryknoll Home. Maryknoll is located on the Federal Highway just north of the Holy Cross Hospital. TOD REALTY TRUST CORP. Homebuilder P. O. Box 1941 POMPANO BEACH, FLA. SYLVESTER'S AUTO SERVICE 201 N. Dixie Hwy. POMPANO BEACH Best of Luck Compliments of F. HOWARD DEWITT GROCERY Men's and Boys' Wear OSBORN Motor and Lawnmower Sales and Service 2201 ATLANTIC BLVD. Across From Compliments of Chamber of Commerce VIRGINIA KAYE CO-OPERATIVE A NICE PLACE TO LIVE MONTY'S 5 10 Ft. Lauderdale-by-the-Sea HARDY BROTHERS SERVICE STATION CASTAWAYS MOTEL ARTHUR and AMELIA RERTANE 201-03 N. E. Ist Street Lauderdale-by-the-Sea POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Phone 9956—9123 Retail—Wholesale 820 N. Federal Hwy. JOEL PLASTIC Gasoline Oil POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA U. S. Tires Batteries Accessories Road Service BEACH LAUNDERETT Pompano Yacht Basin Compliments of SNAPES TEXAS SERVICE Wm. E, Jewitt 110 Commercial Ave. CAMERA CENTER LO-4-1872 Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Compliments of SUNDRULL TY Sales and Service FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY 305 N. W. 3rd St. We 3-4911 MUSLER PAINT AND GLASS Glass and Metal Fabrications Store Fronts Table Tops—Mirrors Panaview Sliding Doors Tub and Shower Enclosures Free Estimates TELEPHONE We 3-2425 940 North Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Good Luck BROWARD FURNITURE COMPANY 232 Hammondville Road PHONE We 3-7559 Compliments of HIGHLAND FOODS No. I! Mackle Shopping Center Pompano Beach, Florida Phone 9951 Boca Raton Compliments of HIGHLANDS BARBER SHOP Mack and Vernon Pompano Beach Highlands THRUSH 4425 OCEAN DR. SEASCAPE APT. LO-4-3710 Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Beachwear for Men, Women, Children Gifts, Costume Jewelry MAXINE'S DRESS AND BEACHWEAR 4349 El Mar Drive Phone Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Lo-4-8826 Best Wishes to the Senior Class JULENE’S LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY eee Congratulations to the Class of 1958 CORAL CAMERA CENTER 1630 S. E. 3rd Court DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments KOHL of OFFICE SUPPLY HUGH D. STILLMAN Get It From Kohl I5 S. Ocean Boulevard 61 N. E. First Street POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA 2307 Atlantic Boulevard We 3-7733 Compliments Tots and Teens and Ladies of Wearing Apparel PEPPER EVELYNDA’S BOTTLI NG NC 407 N. Federal Highway FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER Compliments of HENDERSON FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service | Phone Boca 5481 ROSS HENDERSON THOMAS COOK ED RICHARDSON Funeral Director Associate Associate Good Luck Seniors BAREFOOT MAILMAN Compliments Compliments ne of HIGHLANDS SUNDRIES PAUL F. JANULET NO. | MACKLE SHOPPING CENTER Paints and Supplies BERMUDA Blu-Green | Garden Supplies HIGHLANDS HARDWARE APARTMENTS Gamplete MR. AND MRS. F. SCHULLER mctunace Needs 4225 Bougainvillea Drive JIM DICKSON Mackle Shopping Center Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Telephone Boca 9930 Pompano Beach Highlands Compliments of COVE SHOPPING CENTER DEERFIELD BEACH LAUNDRY AND CLEANING KEELER, INC. COVE HOUSE GARDEN WHITNEY'S JEWELERS COVE DELICATESSEN MARBLES MEN'S WEAR S. S. COVE RESORT WEAR Compliments of KILGORE SEED COMPANY 140! Hammondsville Road PHONE WeEbster 3-286] Your HEALTH =O— th orth ter BUSINESS HAMILTON PHARMACY REXALL STORE Phone 7458 BEACH MART PHARMACY BEACH STORE Phone 7663 HARVEY KILGORE GEORGE A. FOLINAS AAA SHEET METAL Phone WE 3-1631 101 S. W. 5th St. Pompano Beach, Florida Compliments of | BEACON LIGHT | PAINT AND WALLPAPER : ARTHUR R. CAPPELEN 2476 N. Federal Highway LIGHTHOUSE POINT, POMPANO BEACH, FLA. Phone WEbster 3-3641 POMPANO BEACH BOOTERY I. Miller—Shoes Mademoiselle—Shoes Jarman—Shoes for Men Whitehouse and Hardy Shoes for Men OCEANSIDE CENTER Webster 3-309 DARCELLE Good Luck Dresses of Distinction and Casual Wear i 47 Oceanside Center JOHN TRUMBALL POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Telephone WE 3-394I Compliments of RICHARD RODGERS Realtor OCEANSIDE SHOPPING CENTER 35 North AIA Extention A FRIEND Pompano Beach, Florida BROADBILL DRIFT FISHING $3.75 Per Trip DAILY SCHEDULE 8 A.M. to 12 Noon and | P.M. to 5 P.M. NIGHT SCHEDULE 7 P.M. to II P.M. Monday—Wednesday—Friday Captain BOB LITCHFIELD Compliments of JAMES BROTHERS SOD Congratulations to the Senior Class DELMAR STREET DAVIE TELEPHONE LUdlow 3-1656 John Blackard hits paydirt after a 40 yard run. Congratulations to the Class of 1958 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of POMPANO BEACH Compliments of Compliments of Your DAIRY QUEEN POMPANO BEACH Dealer ASSOCIATE STORE 39 N. E. First Street FARMER’S Pompano Beach, Florida TIRE SUPPLY WESTERN AUTO A. HIRSHMAN SON, INC. Fashions in Shoes for the Family 48 N. E. Ist Street POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Visit Our New Store at 2300 Atlantic Blvd. EDWIN _H. HAYNIE BUNING FLORISTS Owner Your Store Is Your Charge Account SEAMAN’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT AND CATERING SERVICE 36 N. Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH, FLA. Compliments of THOMAS F. GUSTAFSON 822 S. W. I7th Street FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA Compliments of TOWN HALL SHOP Fashions, Quality and Distinction A New Delight in Living for Those Who Care 104 Commercial Blvd. Logan 4-5961 LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA, FLORIDA Compliments of POMPANO BEACH DRIVE-IN LAUNDRY Congratulations to the Class of '58 SEA CLUB CO-OP Motorcycles Motor Scooters New and Used Buy and Sell DUNRUS SALES AND SERVICE P. O. Box 213—20 S. W. 5th Court POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of HILL INSURANCE AGENCY 307 N. E. First St. 1819 N. E. 24th St. 7633—Phones—3-2616 P. O. Box 485 Pompano Beach, Florida Compliments of TROPIC ISLE REALTY Lots of Lots Delray Beach, Florida Henry J. Melon President CR 6-9758 We Build in the Best Homes in Pompano Beach SCHWIN BUILT CABINETS Boca Raton 5580 WARREN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. One Day Service Serving Homes—Hotels—Apartments From Delray Beach to Hallandale 237 S. E. Ist AVE. We 3-712] PARMAN'S BARBER SHOP Behind WILLIAMS BROTHERS DRUG STORE 5 S. E. 22nd Avenue Pompano Beach J. H. PARMAN Compliments of TIZ America's Most Popular Creme and Color Rinse M. PIER COMPANY FORT LAUDERDALE Good Luck ROGERS VENETIAN PRODUCTS 109 N. W. 9th STREET We 3-7023 227% FLERE YT yy : SUE E ERE eee yy 2233 es: More football action! Batter-up! ! Junior Homecoming Attendant and Escort LITHOGRAPHED BY ““TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS e@ TEXAS The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR-MADE ca tel en gE eR a id a a, fg 9% f a Af fe af 4 4 (fc kes q “Aka ff AO be fae 4 Me Sf x Lid fd ME AGS, of ' “tS + : @ | 1 { s { ! 1 f i = , it x ie ey f be, 4g Walt e, ae ape ‘ FA Mb GE AGE EEA RE yd: Pe y, dy Re «hid Pte Iie ao ; ff, ny