Student WWII project on display

Students in Jaime Luke's U.S. History class at Richard McKenna High School constructed this bomb shelter replica from WWII that is currently on display at the Mountain Home Public Library.

The Mountain Home Public Library is currently the home of a World War II project that was completed by Jaime Luke's U.S. History classes at Richard McKenna High School.For the full story, pick up a copy of the Mountain Home News or click on this link to subscribe to the newspaper's online edition.

Other students in the class chose to research dog fight battles during WWII and make models of the fighter plans that are now hanging from the ceiling at the library near the bomb shelter.