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

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‘ Students learn about the ‘ state government se pat i np OD el ttn Pompano had four representatives at Girl’s easigeg te” — Gs State and ten representatives at Boy’s State “7 the summer of ’71. Students ran for state of- ee a fices, representing either the Nationalist or gons : Federalist party. Although the sessions were y f : hea sometimes long, all the Girl and Boy Staters agreed they had a good time and returned with a fuller knowledge of government. Girl staters are Lela Wegman, Carol Burke, Mary Jo Thomas, and Genie Jennaro. Boy staters are Rick Green, Randy Henning, Bob Kain, Mike Harburg, Tim Bailey, Scott Orr, Steve Boyd, Jeff Maddox, Craig Smith, and not pictured, Jeff Keller. BOY’S STATE—23

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Interesting assemblies add to a school day Assemblies were restricted the first semes- ter, mainly because of split sessions and the condition of the gym. The second semester assemblies were much improved. The entire school was together and separate assemblies were no longer necessary. For the first time in two years, Pompano became a united school, and spirit soared to a new level. ABOVE: At our first pep rally, students dis- play varied emotions. MIDDLE: Jr. Ex- changettes strive to get new members. BE- LOW: Seniors and Juniors become new NHS members in a private ceremony held in the auditorium. 24—ASSEMBLIES