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

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GRADUATION | z 2 ceremonies require selected Juniors’ participation Outstanding juniors, chosen by the seniors to take part in their graduation ceremonies, served at Bac- calaureate, Class Day, and Commencement. Six at- tendants had the honor of leading the seniors into the gym and seating them, while ushers and usher- ettes handed out programs and guided guests to their seats for the impressive ceremony. b 4 4 | os 3 if ae | Kay Weimer, Chris Dichiara, and Marceil Morrell donned Graduation attendants Tom Bateman, Lewis Murphy, and Jim Cheshir semi formals to act as attendants at Senior graduation. directed the Seniors during the graduation ceremonies. Last year’s Juniors chosen as the ushers and usherettes were: FRONT ROW: Tana Cole, Susie Rendleman, Laura Miles, Lani Schirmer, Beth Geer, Donna Fiebach. SECOND ROW: John Grant, John Puder, Frank Ritti, Cole Yarbrough, Dan Gordon, John Sawdon.

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BOYS’ STATE prepares boys for their roles in America’s government From July 9th to the 16th, fifteen boys from Pomp- ano High participated in Florida Boys’ State, along with 582 other Florida boys. Each day began at 6:30 and included a two-mile hike from Smith Hall to the Seminole Cafeteria, and another trek in the evening from Wescott Auditorium back to Smith. Many positions were gained by Pompano boys: Cole Yarbrough, Nationalist Party Chairman; John Sawdon, Senator; Frank Drummond, Frank Ritti, and Dale Wickstrum, Representatives; and John Puder, Mayor of his city. No Boys’ Stater will ever forget that week. Mike Campbell Ed Dietrich Frank Drummond Dan Gordon John Grant Ray Hartz Harry Murphy Lewis Murphy John Puder Frank Ritti John Sawdon Dave Schick Allen Stine Dale Wickstrum Cole Yarbrough aking unique campaign posters. 17

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Since coming to Florida, Klaus has learned to water ski. In order to be- come more skillful, he takes advantage of all opportunities to ski. KLAUS participates in school affairs and makes many friends. Klaus Kastner, our foreign exchange student this year, came to us from Gmunden, Austria. He is stay- ing with the Heffernan’s of Lighthouse Point. Klaus graduated from gymnasium, or high school, last year in a class of 55. The school consisted of eight grades totaling 500 students. Klaus was president of Interact in his high school last year, the year that the club was established there. Here he belongs to Inter- act, and also attends Young Life. Klaus’s favorite subject is English, which he speaks very fluently. When he is not studying, he is yachting, playing the guitar (which he taught himself to play three years ago), or attending school affairs with his many friends. He finds the school crowded, but the peo- ple friendly. He is amazed at all the school spirit and the many activities that we have at Pompano. Klaus finds Mr. Alderman’s English class enjoyable. He and Max Ziontz review vocabulary words for a test. Klaus, a self-taught musician, often accompanies himself on the guitar. He practices often and has become quiet proficient.