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

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Who’s Who of Pompano High Pompano’s Who’s Who proved to be an accumulation of the most active people at Pompano High. These members, some presidents of clubs, some active sports people, and some active in any type of school event were present, all of whom have an excellent academic standard. The 1978-79 Who’s Who of Pompano High will be remembered as one of the most outstanding groups of that academic year. 1. First Row, | tor: Paul Humphries, John Butler, Jim Selbach, Ralf Dilzer, Tony Sardinia, Phil Pearson. Second Row, | to r: Melanie Ericksen, Jutta Honer- lah, Steve Fetheroff, Jim O’Neil, Tom Gotschall, Mike Peasall. Third Row, | to r: Cathy Kriegel, Charles Bradley, Brian Thomson, Jim Johnson, Jim Tutle. Fourth Row, | to r: Janice Crowe, Jeanine Jambon, Tracy Ball, Kristy Bensko, Loretta Bur- den. Fifth Row, | to r: Carl Colaizzi, Leslie Cole, Susan Ritsema, Sharon Parker. 2. Who’s Who members chosen in their junior year, | tor: Rhonda Litz, Jennifer Larsen, David Septoff, Chuck Murillo. 18 Who’s Who

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Boy’s State Gets Into Action. For the 1978-79 school year Pompano High had eight students selected to at- tend the 35th annual Florida American Legion’s Boys’ State: Charles Bradley, Steve Fetheroff, Mike Forte, Paul Hum- phries, Chuck Murillo, Phil Pierson, Dave Septoff, and Jim Tuttle. These students filled out applications concerning their grades, athletics, and club activities. These were given to the American Legion, Post 142, by junior counselor, Joel Wittstien. Twenty-six applicants from four schools were interviewed individually at the American Legion Post. These appii- cants were notified by the American Leg- ion of their selection. Boys’ State was held on the FSU Cam- pus in Tallahassee, Florida, for one full week. 1. Chuck Murillo, Jim Tuttle, Phil Pierson, Steve Fetheroff, Paul Humphries, Dave Septoff, Mike Forte, and Charles Bradley. 2. Chuck Murillo and Phil Pierson enjoy calculus class. 3. Phil Pierson takes English seriously. Boy’s State 17

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t 4 ‘ 3. John Butler works on yearbook deadline. 4. Jim Selbach points out he’Il have no one cheating in his class. 5. Chuck Murillo. 6. Who’s Who poses pyramid style. Who’s Who 19