McArthur High School - Mustang Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

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Guard Steve Cairns goes up into the air for a iump shot against Pompano's Golden Tornadoes in our gym. i l Stranohan guards surround Don King as he controls the ball. N . AND WIN!! The new name board was erected on the south wall of the gym in time for the final home game of the season against Stranohan

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In the seasonis final away game, McArthur again blasted Miami Military Academy, this time 87-37. With a large crowd in attendance, the Green and White attempted to close out the regular season with a win in our gym over Stranahan. But the Dragons breathed fire and the Mustangs wilted, 43-53. Sporting a 17-7 record and high spirits, McArthur visited the Fort Lauderdale High gym for the District 7AA Tournament. In the first round Norland fell to our cagers for the third time, 57-43. Browardis Bulldogs ran into the LD gym to play the Mustangs in the semi- fina15 round, but they walked out the loser again, 48-4 . The finals of the tournament pitted the fired-up West Hollywooders against their old opponents, Pom- pano. The Mustangs led throughout the game until only two seconds remained in the last quarter, when Stan Cowherd tripped in a desperation shot to win for the Tornadoes, 78-76. Another runner-up trophy was added to our collection, and Pompano went on to become 1963 Class AA State Champions. Next year, with the six returning varsity men and new additions from this yearis fine junior varsity squad, McArthur is assured of another powerful basketball team with nothing beyond their reach. All eyes are on the ball during our second meeting with Broward, in their 9Y'f'- Jump ball of the start of the Pompano game - our BIG win of the season .AND WIN.. AI Duiy takes a free throw at the end of the lost home game of the season. ,,,,-1,,m,,....,.....,MMW.f g-..,,.,,i.,.i..-,,..., ,. .,.. .W-,,-,,-,..-M,...,.........,..,....m..- ..., ...W.f...,.,W.....,.,

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The Colts, McArthur's junior varsity basketball team, ran up an enviable 15-5 record for Coach Floyd Horgen in his first year at MHS. This also marks the third consecutive year that our sophomore team has lost five or less games. The squad remained undefeated for six outings until they lost to Pompano's perennially undefeated j.v.'s in our gym. Of the next eight games, the baby Mus- tangs won five. In the final five contests, they won all but one, losing again to Pompano. McArthur's excellent showing in junior varsity action this year assures powerful Mustang varsity squads in the years to come and new, gleaming trophies to add to our ever-growing collection. Each varsity game was preceded by a lense and exciting iunior varsity contest. JUNIOR VARSITY ALSO EXCELS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Horgen, Randy Slricklin, Jack McMillan, Danny Slell, Earl Feldman, Tom Chancey, Bill Lay, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Ray Balukas, Jim Burke, Rick Nickel, Bill Clark, Bob Feise, Ray de la Feuilliez. ,.,,m.-f.....,,,...,s.w.W,.M,.,,. f..., . ..,. W..N,sf..m.W..mf.. ..,, , ..,. .,.,w..,,V-.M-W, .V 1,LWfs.,V,.7-ifeff1,.,lW,ii.1s,nn.f..,.wimwnwaVWi.si.v,.iiiwfgyissnavisymmmunnm ,,,,,,,,,,,,mL.a,,,,,,,MmmM,sf,.,.W,m,M,.-s.,,l..,mwWwmM..m,.sMw--., ,.w--m-v-w'-M- -A-mms -was--ww