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

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BAOOr = BUOANS @ We ’ve Got Class John Nymetz tries to be cool. Anne Beringer displays 20 Student Life the sensuous look. Wayne Glass, “Lost in Space.’ ’

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As a person goes through life, there are many changes he will experience. Starting Elementary School, starting High School, going away to college, getting married, and starting a career are challenges most people will meet. We must learn to accept changes and deal with them. Freshman year is a very big step up from Middle School. Freshmen face new and exciting challenges. Every year the Band holds initiation to make the Freshmen a part of our school. This year a new school policy was initiated concerning absentism. The purpose of the policy was to cut down on the number of frequent absenses. The thought of having to make up time after school was meant to be a deterant to those who were habitually absent. The Student Senate found a new way to use the marquee this year. Any stu- dent could place an announcement on the marque for a day at a cost of 20¢ per letter. The marquee was a good way to say good bye, announce birthdays, and send personal messages to friends. Class rings are a tradition that has remained for many years. As a Junior one is given the opportunity to purchase a ring. They are a symbol of the forth- coming graduation and a keepsake to bring back memories. Student Life 19

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The class of 1984 carried on Pompa- no’s tradition of academic excellence and overwhelming school spirit. From the classrooms to the bleachers, the stu- dents show that Pompano is 1. “84” was the year not only for school work but also for fun. So watch out you other schools ’cause were big, were bad, were Pompano Beach High. Gerard Ward displays school spirit. Kathy Creasy, don’t look so bored. Student Life 21