Mountain Home High School - Bomber Yearbook (Mountain Home, AR)

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PROJECTOR Duane Pitchford operating the film projector. Ilene Bates, Ivon Treat, Carl Weaver, Walter Wolf, and jerry Horn also assist with this work. student assistants OFFICE Frames Bt-ll, Mary Sue Bowling, jcannic Behling, jo Bracken, joan Parris, Anne Sue Hawkins, Eli- vahcth Dalton, LIBRARY Warren H a l e y, Frances Sim pson. Joyce Sherman, Marilyn Duro, Bonnie Gil- lette, Jeannie Bchling, and Lffrs. Jones.

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clubs i 1, ,ws-9 1. FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA Top row: V. F. Baugus, Sponsor, jane Messick. Second row: Keith Parks, Shirley Langston, Celia Mae Pyeatt, Jackie Messick. Bottom row: Anne Robbins, Betty Douglas, Ruby Nell Simpson, Evelyn Hodges. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Warren Haley, Vice Presi- dent, and Wanda Morris, Secretary. perform carica- tures while jim Munro. President, appears per- plexed. Freshmen officers, who eye other interests, are Barbara Faber, President, Mary Cowart, Secretary, and Shirley Tucker, Vice President. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS First row: Anna Sue Hawkins, President, Patsy Alley, Vice President, Frances Simpson. Secretaryg Mrs. XVorthen, Sponsor,