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

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.wyl t fwww fl' iw? Regardless of the season there ns plenty of gOOd Clean fun around In the plcture above left Joyce Sherman and Wayne Treat enloy the antlcs of Duane Treat Above right Robert Hall seems to be making a monkey of himself Shown at left are Jeannie Al ley Carol Carr and Patsy Summers havnng a game of Cowglrls and Indlans Velma Bradley as shown below as she rests from her swlm We com plain sometimes about lifes being too rugged but rn the long run we fund that tlmes arent so hard after all T po- is-as-5,

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r ,g'1,..3, l'L-vr 5f5'N we an s+,f,s'-dfieuugfif an 60604 First row Jerry Scott Henry Shearer Gerald Stevens Jim Nelson Duane Treat Bob Fouts Duane Pitchfod Gary Skuver Wayne Treat Rex McGuire Dale Tipton Norman Martin Second row Jack Cooper Manager Dene Baker Leroy Hammock Bull Keys Robert Hall Terry Nearn Bull Sherman Bob Hurst Manager Third row Coach Walters Ross Craig Jerry Horn Jim Heenan Peter Stovall Roy Jennings Ed Lofton Bob Talbert Tom Gillette Chuck Rusgis Don Willard Marvin Martin Coach Sharp Not pictured Carl Yates c o Sixteen lettermen returned from the Bomber squad of last year On September ll the 53 Bomber team took the home field against the Batesville Pioneers Their spirit was high throughout the game but they were edged by a l3 to 8 score After their first setback the Bombermen iourneyed to Mountain Grove Mus sour: The Bombers scored in the second quarter to lead 7 to O and held their opponents to emerge with a victory of 7 to O. The Bombers traveled to Clinton to play the Yellowiackets. A highly disputed play for a point after a touchdown by Clinton reached the Arkansas Athletic As- sociation. Because our team put sportsmanship above victory and gave Clinton the extra point the Bombers received commendation from the A.A.A. The score ended T3 to T3. The Blue and Gold team of M.H.H.S. were startled in their second home game ofthe season. With the Bombers leading T2 to O at the half a spirited Bentonville Tiger team came back to tie the locals l2 to 12. October T6 the Berryville Bobcats came over to the local stadium to play at the Bombers Homecoming. The Mountain Home team emerged way ahead by a score of 31 to 7. The Bombers played in another homecoming this one at Heber Springs. The boys avenged a pasting of last year by walloping the Heber Springs team 45 to O. ln the last home game of the season, a strong team from Ava, Missouri, was welcomed by Mountain Home, and the Panthers left here with a 20 to T4 victory under their belt.