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

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Who’s Who student, Lisa Nall, deserves a break today! Who’s Who 21

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National recognization was given to outstanding Seniors by Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents, a directory of students’ achieve- ments across the nation. This directory is distributed to colleges, large corpo- rations, and major libraries and is con- sidered to be the leading publicized ac- count of student achievement. The students chosen were involved in ei- ther academics, athletics, other extra- curricular activities, or community ser- vice. Pompano had good reason to be proud of its contribution to the na- tions’ future leaders. Lisa Manners, Robert Watson, Donna Rector, Steve Lloyd, Jennie Obermayr, Debbie Fredlund, Ken Arnold, Mary Hester, Ken Dellaqua, Kathy Olejniezak, Al Mohler, Kathie Vellis, Joy Robinson, Bruce Jensen, Louise Dippong, Richard Elston, Gregg Olshove, Karen MacFarlane, Jim Wells. Who’s Who «te a : We Debbie Montourri and Melinda Musselman are all smiles for the cameraman. z Being in Who’s Who doesn’t stop Louise Dippong from talking in class. ‘ 20 Who's Who

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And What’s Your Handle? High School fads have gone from malt shops, bobby socks, and crew cuts to discotheques, gauchos, and the wedge. This may seem like a drastic change, but fads changed so fast that a person had to keep his ears and eyes open to be sure he knew what the lat- est styles were and where to hang-out. The person who did keep up with fads was probably a skateboard expert, or he cruised around town in his pick-up truck and talked on his CB. The Fonz may have been cool in the fifties, but CB’s were “where it’s at”. And that’s a big 10-4! Gauchos help Pompano students prepare for flood. Keep your nose between the ditches and smokeys off your britches.