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

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NOISE What would we have done if there hadn’t been any noise at all in the school? If nobody was allowed to talk in the halls, or at assemblies? | think we all would have gone crazy! Making noise was one of the students’ favorite pastimes. At least it served as an attention-getting device to the administration. @® OUTCRY Outcry, the title of our school’s literary magazine, was filled with the creative writ- ings of various students. For many young writers Outcry pro- vided a space for their mater- ial to be published for the first time. It was always a big thrill for students to see their own words in print. Others got an even bigger thrill by winning one of the prizes which Outcry awarded to the best stories they published. iJ PASSES How many times were you ne caught in the halls without A one of those pink slips of pa- per? In high school, passes were one of the necessary parts of a school day. However, teachers were not always so enthusiastic about issuing them. N 3 ce | From Caine dha) Tine i See PHYSICAL EDUCATION Oe pet For the students interest- moe ed in fitness, physical educa- tion provided a chance to stretch their muscles and get in shape. Students looking for a slimmer waistline may have thought of P.E. as a chance to work off some weight. For those interested in their appearance, it was a chance to get outside and work on their tans. For people interested in the oppo- site sex, P.E. may have been 16] | | 95° 10—Guide to Pompano High