McArthur High School - Mustang Yearbook (Hollywood, FL)

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ARTHUR W. COMBS ,T Deparfmeni Head I CLAUDE DENT l I Social Studies classes find the library valuable for research. l SOCIAL STUDIES IN OUR WORLD PROBLEMS . Education makes people easy to lead but difficult to drioeg easy to govern but im- possible to enslave. -Lord Brougham r, GRACE GRADY l l l VIDA HOFFACKER FLOYD D. HORGEN Americonism vs Communism classes are iniiiaied at McArthur. I EDGAR R. LOWDER EUGEN LUTKE ELIZABETH PADERlCK JOHN PANDAKA FORREST SCHENKS! l l l E .sl--via, V, , I fs.. Q Us ,ff.f.,.smLAAL. l.l--l

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if if iii? ragga,-gg Mr. Simon looks confenled after delicious Home Ec. Luncheon. HOME ECONOMICS IN OUR FAMILIES . . Home Ec. girls puf lessons info practice for feachers birthday. There is no love sincerer than the love of foodf, -Bernard Shaw MARYANNE CONNOR RENEE COZART ,,,,,,. .--,,,- , ,.,, ,.i.-,,- f,E.,,,W f,,- , i,,, .W ii,,-. .m,,.i.,.i,i,, IW ,.,,.,l..,..,.s ,

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ROBERT J. -SMITH Emotion, not thought, is the sphere of music, and emotion quite as often precedes as follows thoughtf, -H. R. Haweis r Y Mr. Smith enioys directing his fine choir. MUSIC FOR OUR PLEASURE . Mr. BradIey's first year with McAr1hur's band has been a successful one. 'YK is 'T it GIS? . vu v F2727 5 N ff' .. Z 1' - 5'- ii F N ow the rich stream of music winds along, Deep, majestic, smooth, and strongf' DONALD M. BRADLEY Thomas Gray