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

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Pick-up trucks are good for picking up things. Skateboarding is a fast action sport. Miss Wray’s hairstyle shows she likes to keep up with the times. Backgammon anyone? Fads 23

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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.

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Sweet Sixteen And Never Been ... “He Loves me, He Loves me not”. This seemed to be a continuous ques- tion in the minds of Pompano’s young lovers. A kiss in the hall, by one’s locker, or outside in broad daylight was a common sight observed by stu- dents, teachers, deans, and yearbook photographers. Although Pompano of- fered no formal courses in kissing, many students decided to major in this art anyway. 24 Student Life Various class attitudes were: Freshmen—‘Ha-Ha ya missed me, now ya gotta kiss me”. Sophomores—“I Wanna Hold Your Hand”. Juniors—“Kiss Me, You Fool”. Seniors—“I fooled around and fell in love.”