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

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vwfc Shown at the right is the woodwind section. It consists of Z5 pieces. Pictured at the left is the brass section ofthe band. There are Z0 pieces in the brass sec- tion. Pictured at the right is the Senior High Chorus. There 12 girls in the chorus taught by Phillip Meerscheidt. The cho- rus has sung for several special assemblies among other activi- ties. .IS At left is the Junior High Girls Glee Club. There are Z4 members in the glee club. The Glee Club has sung at special school assemblies.

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gn-0 ROSALIA I-IARTRICK Mathematics B. S. . Universitv of Illinois ywalielnaficd Shown below is Geneva Shippley working an Algebra I problem. cience ,..,, ,ci 'Q VIRGINIA GILBERT Mathematics B. S. , Oshkosh In Algebra II students are strengthened by using the skills and concepts learned in Algebra I. Theyhave learned new concepts and skills inproblem solving, preparing for college mathematics, according to Mrs.Gil- bert. InPhysics, also taughtby Mrs. Gilbert, students have attained abetter understanding of the universe and learned how science and invention are helping to change the world. The goals of Mrs. Hai-trick's mathe- matics classes have been to develop speed and accuracy in the fundamental processes and to learn to solve problems which arise in everydaylife as well as those peculiar to the field of business. Y WAYNE TED R Chemistry Biology M. S., University of Arkansas BSE, Ark, Tech, College The science department consists ofthe chemistry class, taughtby Mr. Wayne Lofton the first semester, and taught by Rev. Morgan the second se- mesterg Biologytaught by Coach Ted Rogers, and Physics. Shown at the right are some of the chemistry students working under the direction of Mr. Lof- ton, instructor.