McArthur High School - Mustang Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

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Couples wheel around the floor SENIORS FALL FOR SKATING PARTY - JUNE 6, 1963 Laughing, a bruised and battered senior pulled himself from the floor and happily skated onward. This picture was seen many times at the Senior Skating Party on June 6 at the Johnson Street Skating Arena. As the happy arrivals entered the arena, enthusiasm was at its height. However, some were disappointed when the supply of skates dwindled down to odd sizes that would not fit. Eventually, almost everyone had his turn on the floor. Different activities were included during the wond- erful hours from 9 a.m. to noon: Boy and girl relay races, dancing triplet skating, and other fabulous events. Indeed, the Skating Party was a barrel of fun. The blisters, bumps and bruises, will be remembered for a long, long, time. One enthusiastic senior said, 'Tll never forget the fun I had today.

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Se ' sh f Il h b 1 tw d T . mor ear curewe speec es y op ogre uc: es The last mile! LAST PIONEERS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS As the majestic strains of Pomp and Circum- stance filled the gymnasium, the Class of '63, Mc- Arthur,s last pioneers, filed slowly into their places. Valedictorian Robert Daniti and Salutatorian Lynne Martin addressed the assembly and Board of Education Chairman Vernon Burrell offered advice for the future. The long awaited moment came as diplomas were awarded to the thrilled graduates. Then, for the last time the graduating class gathered in the patio to sing the Alma Mater. Tearful but proud they said last goodbyes and dis- persed to happy friends and relatives. The Class of '63 passed into history.