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

Page 15 text:

,, wffgffjfjtabgittjfafk W L o t at sus Xn Open Letter To Students Dear Students ld llke to gave you a report on your school paper The paper agaln thxs year IS wrltten and managed by youznallsm students and thelr sponsor Mrs Sh1ras Issues are prmted every three weeks with four pages per copy, and sold to persons ln the communlty for a dlme Th1s year the papers share of the student actwtty fee wxll take care of the cost of every is sue of the Bomber News There wlll be ten lssues Part of your S100 actxvxty fee also goes to the Student Councll budget COPIES of the paper to college stu dents graduates of our school who request lt and to approxlmately 100 sthools and mdlvxduals ln thus and nearby states The paper ls prxnted at the Bul letm offtce by Bulletln employees Everyone read your school paper Loost the Journallsm class and we mll try our best to gzve you e k nd of paper youll be proud of Your edltor Wanda Morns Annual Queen Ca ndldate Chosen Judy Shlssler Florence Hensley W and Carol Baer are the candldates chosen by the sophomore Junlor and senlor classes respectlvely for the Annual Queen Votes mav be cast wlth the purchase of the 1954 Bomber Those lh charge of annual subscrlpttons are Wanda 'Vlorrls Bobble Morrls and Alma lleathexage Because of mcreascd expenses ln publlshxng the ,yearbook the prtce has been ralsed to S2 to tn stead of last years S9 50 Edxtor Manlvn Duro urged Thls wlll be a book of your memorles a record of your actlvltles Remember to Support your candldate for Annual Queen Vle le proud of the support that the students gave the March of Dlmes We came out Vlth over S200 The Joumallsm class raxsed S00 C0 of that wlth our Block of Dzmes Many thanks to all who helped us make the Block of Dxmes a success xottnt 4 NIULNTAIN HOME QARKJ HIGH SCHOOL nxt sm 1 19,4 -tt 'NBER 5 TH E BOMBER NEWS 15551745 IX auf l' un. LRULL Publlshed monthly by the Journallsm Class of NIOUHCZIH Home Hlgh School Eclxtor Vt anda Jean NIOITIS Assocxate Edltor Dene Baker Busmess Manager and Columnlst Marllyn Duro lNews Iudltors Rex NIcFu1re and Wayne Treat Sports Edltors Jtm Nelson and Duane Pltchford Feature Edltors Johnna Summers and Betty 'tlorrls Department Edltors I lnda House and Bo Smgg Columnxst and Art Editor Carol Baer lhotographer B111 Keys Grade School Ed1tors C rol Baer and Dene Baker Exchange Edltor Ianette Plus Clrculatlon Edltors Gary Sklver and Henry Shearer Bulletln Board Edxtors Carol Baer nd Dannv Benedict Names Ldltors Shlrley Hlckman and Reba Tilley Reporters Alice Beane Pat Boone Frank Rapln Harley Harrxs Duane Treat Sponsor Mrs Pete Shlras H ,ag .,, S alle t nv' y P I hr-ol papers at the grid! wgnool, ln Un behalf of the Bomber Ney'-S staff I w1sh to thank Mr W J Lemke head of the Journahsm De partment at the Umversxty of Ar kansas for 25 years for hxs com ment on our paper Sald M Lemke The sports page was a dandy news brtefs column and departmental news were good reading Wanda mMorr1ss edltorlal on Thanksgwmg was one of the best Ive seen thls year We the staff deeply appreclate such acknowledged support as thxs l s. A panel on sportswrxtmg was glven at the dxstrlct hxgh school press conventlon xn Russellvllle Oct 5 by Manlyn Duro Wanda Morrls Dene Baker Blll Keys and Mrs Shlras Elghteen attended from here Mxss Almeta Blackard muslc mstructor was wed to Rex Yerby October 21 ln the Flrst Bapttst Church of Mountam Home 71 -x--1,'?11f?j-:.:n.9i '-sf ,?,-evra-4-ff If f-sa? ..-'41 xanga yy.-P, ,..,,,P-, l,4,,,,. -, - ' . ' if of' ' f em ' . X . , fr , Q ' e - D U , V ' '. Iwmmv-ww-n- N , . ,., .' ', 17, 7. , - - exft -:sq f ' ' H ' , y ' tm.-f HM- . y . A . . . l - - . .4 ,- by . . . I . V , ' I I l Ye A ' ' , V A .......................,......,....,.,.....,........,...,. ...... ......,..,.. ' l I, l Ay q Q 1 I N 4 , . , , .Q , 1. - ..., .,...l... e ,.,,,..... lle.eee ,, -V 1 . hd' , - ' . . . . --1-------------'--t----e-'------'---r -- . A y ' ' . d . Vh it - -h Y . A A ......,,.,., ,,.,,. , ,,,.. ,,,. , . - V A4 e y . 0 ' ' . .,,,... . ...,......,.,,,.... ....... 4 A ' K ' . A Y -Y V I ' 1 -' . . , ---------,--.v-v ---v----------------.--..V....,........ ,,,, I v 4 Q - ' . . 1 ' ' ' ,, ...., . , ,,,....,.. . ,,,. . , ' 1 The journalism C1155 Sends free Q ' ' K A' 5 ports it would be at 1ea5t threg , - , f'f-'---- H n ' I 1 A-yt , . ' ' . ' l l U - ' . - , v - - ' - Q . l ' 4 . . 1 ' ' an I ' ,, , A . , , . . I N e - ,. . th 4 7 K - . 1 I . , , A 1 1 ' A , , 1 - li'K 'I ' I .nh ' A ' t fl -N ' , y h -' , t - , RY . ' ,' ' L 1 ' ' . , 1 . J Y V 1 F ' , I f ' . I -if ' A ' ' Z . , . , ,J A Q N Y Xl K L . I ' J g '.. lt , ' , , ' H - in ' . , , 1 1,- . . I D . A 5' 1: ' ' , 1 , J y F e ' ' ' . ' - , . rl -- I ':' H . . . Y Y V A 1 I 1 ' . , , ' . '- st' rx s mf- F - - .1 as ilu' ' l.nv': 'ft sal' sc . ' V .. -' - . ' ' tt ,-11,4111-! in llr: r-,sitlclxtizll dt' rut' . - . 5 Y , y ,, ' 4 ' . . i , . . - , - - , 1 . . ' - l n ' Z l , ,me . ' r. ' , - , ' ' t ' . , ' v. Y nt b ' . ' . I U , - , .. ' , v n ' '11 ,' t 1 t ' , , l . . . , . . , . . . - ' , - - - u . . Y I ' . ' . I1 1 ' ll , . - - Y . . , ' U ' - , H , . ' iii X Y ' T ., ' ef? El I C -L U1 P rl 17' 1 , .' K fl V f ' ' s 5 if ,V 4 ,, -f ft -P-. -' ,I L 4f' K Y 1 ' ' r. ' ' -' ' 1 -v The Calamlty Of No 6 CBy Carol Baerl It was a usual school day At 3 30 the usual bell rang and the usual students boarded then usual buses to go home Lverythln was the same except that we couldn t get home' What happenedo Vlf were stranded' Bus No 6 goes across the feuy every evemng about 4 50 w1th a oad of t1red n hun ry stu ents N en rear ed th lake on the eyenmg f November 11 we found that a bulldozer had sunk ln the mud be tween the dock and the load For several hours cars had been lu ed up to go across and from the te or four hours before the bulldozer could be moved What were the chxldren golng to do Certamly they couldn t re mam there cold and hungry Everyone was alarmed Flnallxy mgenlous pllot suggested takmg an empty barge and by means of an Impromptu brldge across th bull dozer 23 or .30 students cllmbed onto to the barge -kcross the lake they went some smaller chlltlren scared into lnactlvxtx and others dancmg and raclng around untll we thought we would fall off Then transported safely to the other side they walked home Regular traffxc began movmg at 9 30 Ten Seniors Started Flrst Grade Together fBy Betty Morrxsl Ten members of thls years s mor class of approxlmately sixty started school together and have endured all these years at Moun tam Home schools We are sure each one cherxshes and remembers the old gang that started school to Kether and all the thmgs they have done throughout school Many new students have drlfted m maktng up thxs years complete senior class The 0l'lglD8l ten are Joyce Sherman Velma Bradley Mary Sue BOWllhg Jim Nelson Wanda Morns Marilyn Duro Slssy Baker Russell Langston Dale Tlpton and Ella Faye Har grave -nw ff:--fP142Lf W -4',VY'l-if '41-1

Page 14 text:

45 l The school year l953 54 saw a malor Improvement reallzed un the scxence department Both a laboratory and a lecture room were provided IH the lunlor high wlng ln the plcture at rlght the students become acquaunted with the new equnpment versity Each Frrday the physical educa tuon classes saw an educatronal fulm on health or sports Pictured at right IS a class In the progec tton room WAYNE LOFTON B S E Arkansas Unuversuty 6660866 BOB WALTERS B S E Arkansas State M S Arkansas nu IKE SHARP B A Ouachita

Page 16 text:

., - - ,sf-R135 ALMETA YERBY B.A., College of the Ozarks. 7706466 The mixed chorus, with forty members this year, appeared in several school programs. Officers of the group were Marilyn Duro, president, Frank Rapin, vice president, Peggy Sinor, secretary, Danny Benedict, reporter. There were twenty members in the Girls' Glee Club. t - 1 Q, Q ln addition to the mixed chorus and Glee Club a triple trio was organized under the direction of Mrs Yerby The group sang for many local and district events Members of the triple trio are, left to right: Sissy Baker, Ella Hargraves, Marilyn Duro, Johnna S u m m e r s, Joyce Sherman, Wanda Morris, Patsy Summers, Sue Hackler, and Mary Cowart. Pianist is Shirley Tucker.