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

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Bonfire lights flame of pride Several weeks before homecoming actually ar- rived, many students collected wood and kept the collection in a secret spot. A few days be- fore the bonfire was to be ignited, they brought their secret possesions out from hiding and built the frame of the bonfire. The bonfire was a blazing success and the excitement built up on week-ends spent collecting any flamable ma- terial hit the peak when the first torches were applied. The band played and the crowd cheered as everyone got heated up for the homecoming game yet to come. ABOVE AND CLOSE RIGHT: Many hard days of work were spent by both guys and girls of Pompano High collecting wood to make the largest bonfire most students could remember. FAR LEFT: After the torches lit the huge frame, the work of many weeks went into flames in seconds and the large crowd of specta- tors quickly moved back because of the amount of heat generated by the bonfire and the spirit of the Pompano students. 24A—-BONFIRE ae sty tat aie | Tha

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FAR TOP LEFT AND FAR FAR LEFT: Jr. Exchange and FHA publicize their need for members during Club Week. FAR LEFT: The band shows their pride at the Club Week assembly. TOP ABOVE: The bicycle race got off to a close start. ABOVE: John Franco receives the trophy for the Ex- change and Exchangette club after winning the tricycle race. LEFT: The chorus tries to strengthen school spirit by teaching the student body to sing in harmony and to learn the Alma Mater. CLUB WEEK-23

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