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

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Steve Kramer and Rick Smith work until all hours of the night. Susan Wells computers. Lynette Bowman and friends. Candy Bowen works hard for her money. Student Life 25

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Working For The Weekend The students at Pompano Beach High School are quite involved in many ' outside activities. When the bell rings at 2:20, many students find themselves rushing to their cars to go to an after- school job. } The students that have jobs do not have much time to do anything else. ' Having a job takes away from free-time at nights and on the weekends. Most of the students are trying to make extra money to buy clothes, make car payments, and go out. Having a job is a big responsibility because it means having to come home from school, rushing to do homework, then going to work. As young adults, it is good to have a job though, because responsibility is learned. Along with learning responsibility comes the appre- ciation of how difficult it is to make a dollar these days. == wet 85 4 WAL. ITEM oN SLICE CALZONE SALAD BAOOOrr es BANS FF Taking a break, Jim Bogard? Dedee Sweet says, “I QUIT!” 24 Student Life

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a Variety Is The Spice Of Life ees A variety of events took place during home- coming week, ranging from the humour of the Mr. Legs contest to the elegance of the crown- } ing of King and Queen and the dance. This homecoming was one of Pompano’s finest. Par- ticipation was outstanding. The bonfire was one of the largest that Pompano Beach High School has ever had. The halls were decorated to dis- play class spirit. A large number of students dressed up on International Day and Crazy Day. School spirit was at a peak as both students and faculty joined in the various festivities. And you thought whipped cream was kinky! BAO = BAA wo A mountain of graffiti. ' The gang’s all here. 26 Student Life