McArthur High School - Mustang Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

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STAMP AND COIN CLUB DISPLAYS VALUABLE COINS Exhibiting coins in the library showcase was the main project of McArthur's Stamp and Coin Club. Many valuable and interesting coins were included in the two week display which caught the attention of many MHS students. At club meetings, held twice a month, members exchanged stamps and coins and discussed events re- lative to their hobbies. The December meeting featured a Christmas party. Officers plan agenda for a future meeting. SPONSOR KENNETH HARRISON Aura explains how a valuable coin can be recognized. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Slominski, Judy Lessne, Rita Acevedo, Roger Lowrey, John Mcrini, Jeff Stella. Richard Carson. Billy lebrighf- Diane lzzo, Aura Acevedo, Harvey Budd. SECOND ROW: Barry Broderron, f.:zza1w.7TTvv1m-.. T,:f,.:...e- r -f , , . fl, :fu.M4.al..t..rl -

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Josie YanRooy, Sandy Brown, Natalie Motise, Pam Smith, Shila Holmes, Linda Schoolcraft, Delores DeBurgh, Sharon Marlin, Wendy Zohl, Bethany Portner. SECOND ROW: Al Carauna, Berno FORENSIC CLUB ACTIVE IN COUNTY DEBATES The Forensic Club participated in many debates and speech contests this year. Included were the debate against Pine Crest Prep School in October, and the Pine Crest Debate Tournament in December. The affirma- tive team of Gerard Lopez and Robert Daniti won three out of four debates. This was highly unusual con- sidering the experience and facilities of the other schools. Natalie Motise won second place in her division in the Broward County Speech Tournament in Dec- ember. Members took part in the Second Pine Crest Debate Tournament and also debates with other schools. ,ff- Pettersson, Stanley Tokarz, Tom McGrath, Mike Marshall, Bob Biard, Ken Orth, Gerard Lopez, Robert Daniti, Wade Reynolds, Bill MacDonald. SPONSOR JAMES RAHENKAMP President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Robert Daniti Gerard Lopez Sandra Brown Berno Pettersson

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BAND GAINS NEW DIRECTOR Spirit, enthusiasm, and talent characterized Mc- Arthur's Marching Band. Led by Director Donald DRUM MAJOR AL SERGEL Bradley, the group marched its way through the foot- ball season and also provided tl1e necessary pep at the basketball games. Long hours of rehearsal necessitated students stay- ing for tedious evenings of practice. The extra time was compensated for in the entertaining half-time shows they provided at each of McArthur's home games. School-wide and class assemblies were also enhanced by the music that the band supplied. At both the Christmas Assembly and Chorale Sing a jovial spirit was evident because of the musicians' efforts. The band provided colorful halftimes.