McArthur High School - Mustang Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

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lllill SCHUUL gpg, 4 sf 3 2 I li - il f A We, the members of the Mustang staff, in order to 253 record the activities, events, academic studies and stu- ff ssss dents of McArthur High School and to preserve the many memories resulting from the 1963 school year do -iivl 1 f iifft V hereby present the student body with the 1963 Mustang. Section I Introduction . . . . . 1-6 Section II Administration . . . . 7-9 Section III Faculty . . 10-23 Section IV Seniors . . . 24-71 Section V Juniors .... . . .72-85 Section VI Sophomores . . . 86-99 Section VII Sports .... . 100-127 Section VIII Clubs . . . 128-173 Section IX Activities. . . . 174-183 Section X Senior Week. . . 184-197 Section XI Advertising . . . 198-211 Foreword From a world of deadlines and copy paper we are proud to present the 6th annual McArthur Mustang. We of the staff are confident that in the follow- ing pages you will always recall and treasure the events and memories of this year at M.H.S. May the pleasure it gives you be equal to these, your high school days. mem-7, Qfwmgdmmc Clare Lindenthaler Editor-in-Chief 3

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I, ,,,, ,vW,,, 1 1 I E 1 Bernard Simon-teacher, leader, administrator, and friend-has Ioyally served McArthur, its students, and faculty for seven years. Mr. Simon's first position at McArthur was as a math teacher, becoming assistant will ittt t can s t to 2 DEDICATED TO t b t tttbcfnafd 31111011 principal in 1958. Because of his untiring efforts on behalf of M.H.S. and because he has earned the ad- 5 miring respect of all, we dedicate the 1963 Mustang to him I 4

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