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

Page 32 text:

Ai ae TOP: All the homecoming finalists join in and con- gratulate the winner. TOP RIGHT: John Franco, Stephanie’s escort, beams proudly as Stephanie can not help but cry. ABOVE: Stephanie Bunn takes a victory ride around the stadium as everyone cheers for her achievement. RIGHT: The fatefull moment arrives and Ronald Robinson crowns Stephanie who in turn grabs Ron in the shock of her own excite- ment. FAR CLOSE RIGHT: Class attendants and Mr. and Miss Blue and Gold enjoy the exciting game. FAR RIGHT ky Becton helps lead the crowd in a few cheers for Pompano High. 28—-HOMECOMING

Page 31 text:

LEFT: The band spent many hours working on their number one float entitled “Crack the Cougars”. BELOW LEFT: Gail McBride and Ronald Robinson share the football sweetheart car with Mayor J. Max Ryder and Assistant Principal Robert Bedford. FAR BELOW: The award-win- ning band of Pompano High proudly leads the parade through Pompano. BELOW RIGHT: Outcry’s kazoo band becomes an award-winning band in the parade. BELOW: The varsity cheerleaders are always around to lead the pep and spirit of any affair. PARADE—27

Page 33 text:

Stephanie Bunn reigns as queen No matter what else happens during home- coming, the most important events are the game itself and the crowning of the queen dur- ing halftime. This year we returned to the tra- ditional night homecoming game and were again able to turn the lights off and light can- dles in the stands while the queen is crowned. This year there was tough competition among the finalists for queen, but Stephanie Bunn was chosen above the rest. To top the events off, the mighty Tornados beat the Coconut Creek Cou- gars, 29-24 Jan Cox. Be se ss Shari Basham fee HOMECOMING—29