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

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. Have you read your Student Handbook lately? In 1977 the School Board put out a little book called the Student Conduct and Discipline Code Book. It stated exactly what students could and could not do. Dress codes were set and strictly en- forced, along with attendance proce- dures. Different plans were made up for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd offenses. Respon- sibilities were clearly defined and placed upon the parents, teachers, and students alike. 1. Slaps were a ‘‘no-no”’ on campus. 2. Various forms of discipline. 3. Some tops were not allowed on campus, as Karen Goss found out. 4. Even the ‘“‘Head Bean” sometimes did not conform to dress code. 5. Being in the parking lot before school sometimes caused students to be late. 6. Karen Kolen despises new dress code. STUDENT CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE CODE

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4. Newsweek covered much of the political affairs. 2. Roger League seems fairly interested in world affairs. 3. This was one of the biggest questions asked in the 70’s. 4. Sara Turner is much interested in the Peace Talks. 5. A step for women in sports; a leap for science. 6. Alan Dixon and the Charlie Johnsons polish up on politics.

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