Altus Senior High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Altus, OK)
- Class of 1943
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ALTUS HIGH SCHOOL
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
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Miss Smith, Dean
Mrs. Cross, Secretary
Mrs. Peterson
Miss Schuiz
Mrs. Reid
Miss Kent
Miss Brogan
Mr. Upshaw
Mrs. white
Miss Ciemons
Mr. Griffin
Mrs. Snyder
Mr. Norman
Miss Young
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If Miss Clemon's hunt-and-peck system fails to work?
If Miss Kindred ever really gets mad?
If Mr. Peterson ever gets mussed up?
If Miss Schulz understands all she says in Spanish?
If Mrs. Snyder ever overlooked a late book?
Miss Kindred--' I don't want mosee another paper like that,
young man!' All young men had better watch out, for that
familiar line comes from our grand English II instructor. Miss
Kindred is also adept in throwing a scare into her Latin I and
II students. fJust ask themj.
Mr. Peterson--'This announcement, please.' This familiar phrase
is used often by our beloved principal, our sympathetic friend
and advisor. A one-man team, he sponsors tournaments, lipstick
brigades, riot squads and fixes the trouble Altus High School
students get into.
Miss Young--'You're only a million dollars short in your cash?
She is our commercial teacher and she really knows her busi-
ness.
Miss Schulz--'Now let's get quiet, please.' .
These words were heard in History classes until recently when,
Miss Schulz took over the Spanish department.
Miss Kent--'All right, let's sing.'
Our vocal music director who is well known for producing contest
winners.
Mrs. Buckley--'Now, boys---'
Mrs. Buckley is our history instructor, She also has a reputat-
ion for being an efficient study hall keeper.
Mrs. White--'That's no good, try it again.'
Mrs. White is our second semester dramatics instructor. She
teaches all our aspiring young actors and actresses, and directs
the Junior and Senior class plays.
Mr. Griffin--'A over C equals the sine of angle A.W
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Altus High School students who are thus inclined, and he's doing
a very good job of it, too.
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Mrs. Lockhart--nwhere are your lab reports?H h
Mrs. Lockhart is our Physics and Chemistry instructor. When
you're in one of her classes, you will probably find out why a
ball falls down instead of up and why one shouldn't pour water
in sulphuric acid.
Mrs. Cross--nDo you want to give me some money?H
Without Mrs. Cross none of us could get anywhere around here,
because to whom would we pay typing fees and chemistry breakage?
Mr. Hilpirt--Wwe will have all of page twenty for tomorrow.'
Mr. Hilpirtzisour American History instructor, but as he himself
admits, his most important job is to fill the bill-as football
coach. For his first year at Altus High, we see his charges
fared well, coming outlurwinning eight games and,losing butttwo-
Mr. Upshaw--fGimme that clarinet, Ifll show you how it goes.N
Where this man goes, sweet strains of music follow. He has been
'with us for several years directing WThat Altus Bandn to the
state which fame it is proved to possess.
Miss Brogan--'Da lady dat learns us'n's English.W -
Miss Brogan has taught English at Altus High School for a number
of years and she has been the favorite of the Juniors since she
began being their sponsor ever since Mr. Peterson can remember.
Mr. Steeleu-WClean up, it's five minutes until the bell.W
Last year we found out that Mr. Steele could really be a school
teacher when he started teaching high school shop.
Mrs. Peterson--'Nothing succeeds like success.n
These are words which are often heard by English IV and Speech
classes. Mrs. Peterson is a sponsor of the Senior Class. She
also teaches college speech.
Mrs. Snyderm-'Now what do you want?H
Mrs. Snyder is the librarian, but she could be classed as the
teacher of everything. rIf there is anything you want to know
just ask her. 'Q
Miss Clemonsmwnl believe this class belongs to the union. It
never wcrks'oveT t1me.n Miss Clemons teaches all high school
typing classes. , -G' " p
Miss Smithv-nNow here at the Altus College we do it this way.' ,
Miss Smith is a real booster of the Altus College and a loyal
supporter of the Altus High School. On the side she trains Navy
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The class of '45 made its first appearance in Altus High
School this year. Ever since we have been little guys in knee-
pants and gals in pigtajls, we have looked forward to attaining
this goal.
Now that we are here, we find ourselves looked down upon
and being known as 'green Sophomores,' This doesn't worry us
for we are really a brilliant class.
Although we are mere Sophomores, we have some outstanding
band members who have won high honors. We are proud of John
Ried who is the Sophomore member of the Swing Masters dance band.
One of our prettiest girls was a candidate for football queen.
We elected as our class officers, Wayne Tripp, president,
Wayne McGee, Vice-President, and Bob Harrison, Secretary.
All in all, the Sophomore Class of 1943 through alertness,
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Charles Adams
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Claud Reames
V L Hawkins
Claudine Curtis
wayne Clark
Johnnye Clayton
Macy Stewart
Dan King
Ronald Parrish
Betty Cooper
Doris Saunders
Emily Ann Goodman
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Eleven weary years have passed since a group of tiny tots
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membered school days. These tiny tots are now just practically
ready to lick the world.
We, the Juniors, are mighty proud of our class. Among the
outstanding students of our group are those who have sacrificed
the tomfooling of their youth and have joined the armed forces
of the United States. Many of our best friends have gone to the
war.
As an example of our prowess, we can tell of the long hard
battle which was fought to place 'Boozien Howard on the throne
as Football Queen. In athletics we have held the spotlight with
three of the first string basketball team being Juniors. A1-
though none of us fared so well in football, many stars are ex-
pected to come from next year's team. At the football banquet
at the last of the season, Bobby Hyde was elected captain taking
the honored crown and title from Gillespie.
Our officers this year are all boys, Bobby Hyde is Presi-
dent, and Tommy Balenti is Secretary-Treasurer.
This year has been filled with fun and frolic, and it is
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Houghford Smith
Edythe Joy Howard
Dawn Maynard'
June Harris
Wilma June Russell
Bettie Tom Riddle
Marjorie Kays
Louise Schuler
Dolph Cunningham
Harold Gibbons
Virginia Wright
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Twelve years ago we were six and seven year old boys and
girls sitting out on our front porches loaded down with books
waiting for the bell to ring so we could go to school for the
first time in our lives, In the years that followed, our ardor
slowly cooled and school seemed to be a sort of torture,
instead of an exciting experience.
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getting nearer, we donlt want to go as much as we thought we did
because we will miss the companionship of our classmates,
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so, since we are not privileged characters, we too must leave
and try to make our fortunes in a troubled world,
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John Ed Peters
Wanda Harris
Merrill Metts
Bertie F Reames
Neal Putman
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BILL CARDER--Football, Basketball, and Baseball.
BILLY MARSHALL--Moonshiners,
JACK WHITE
DALE MASSIE
WAYNE DAVIS
GENE FRENCH--Football, Swing Masters
BOBBIE RICHARDSON--K.A.Y. Ebub, Office Girl
TOM SKILLMAN..Debate 2 yrs.
C.W. ROBBINS--Basketball at Porter High--Jr.-Sr. Play at Porter
High.
GLEN MASSAD
JAQUETTA SWALLOW--Mixed Chorus, Orchestra, Pep Club, Honor R011,
JOAN MAYNARD--K.A.Y, Klub.
BETTIE BRISTOL--Mixed Chorus Glee Club, 1 year Senior Service
Scouts, Group I, Annual Staff '43, Office Girl, President Pep
Club, Jr. American Legion Auxiliary, K.A.Y. Klub, 3 years--
IV1ce President '43, G.S.O.
HOWARD COTNERf-Band.
JOYCE CHENAULT--Mixed Chorus, Basketball
SYLVESTER,FITTERf-Football, Syears, Band-6 years, Vice President
Senior class, Editor of Annual '43.
BOBBIE JEAN COMSTOCK--'41 State Honor Roll, Young Artists Club
Parliamentarian, K.A.Y. Klub 3 years, Vice-Pres. Pep Club,
Mixed Chorus, Pres. Senior Service Scouts Group I, Honorary
member of Jr. American Legion Aux. G.S.O.
JEANNE STARKS--K.A.Y. Klub, 3 years, Young Artists Club, 4 years
Pep Club 3 years, Senior service Scouts Group I, Orchestra 3
years, Annual Staff '43. G.S.O., Pep Club Leader 2 years.
LLOYD LITTLE--Band 2 years, Boxing '40-'41.
BOBBIE NATION--K.A.Y. Klub, Senior Service Scouts, Group I,
Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Office Girl, Girls Glee Club, Honor
Roll, G.S.O.
ADALINE CULLEN--Young Artists Club, 3 years,'Vice-president
'41-42, President, '42-43, K. A. Y. Klub, 3 years, President,
'40-41, Sec. Treasurer '41-42, High School Orchestra 3 years,
Jr. American Aux., Senior Service Scouts Group I, Sec.Treas-
urer '42-'43, Pep Club Secretary '43, Annual Staff '42, Mixed
Chorus 3 years, G. S. O. I
PAT McANALLEN--Mixed Chorus 3 years, Pep Club Leader 1 year,
Glee Club 2 years, Senior Service Scout Group I, K.A.Y. Klub,
3 years, Annual Staff '42-'43. Young Artists Club 3 years.
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ALOISE HASTINGS
RUTH CAWLEY--Mixed Chorus 3 years, Glee Club 2 years, Soloist 2
years.
BILLY TUCKER--Annual Staff '43, Honor Roll 3 years, Debate.
CARROL GENTRY--Football 2 years. 1
AUDREY SORRELS--Basketball 3 years, Honor Roll, '43.
WANDA JO HARRIS--Annual Staff '43, Honor Roll 3 years.
JACK HITT--Band 3 years, Moonshiner, Mixed Chorus 1 year, Member
of R.O.T.C. in Boise, Idaho 1 year.
ROY WILEMAN--Band 5 years, Band Officer.
T. C. ALEXANDER--Annual Staff '43.
JOYCE DAVIS--Annual Staff '43.
MAX EARL CADE--Football, Boxing, Baseball.
ZANE IVEY--Basketball.
BOB WOOLDRIDGE--Band 5 years, Moonshiner 2 years, President '43,
Boys Quartet '43, Assistant Band Director 943.
TOMMY BLANKENSHIP--Band 2 years, Mixed Chorus, Moonshiner.
GRACE TALKINGTON--Gir1's Glee Club 3 years, Girl's Trio 2 years,
Girls' Quartet 1 year, Mixed Chorus 2 years, K.A.Y. Klub 3
years, Senior Service Scout Group I, Young Artists Club 2
years, Pep Club, G. S. O. '
NADINE S. BUSSEY
MAISSIE LOWRY
CLAUDIA GROVES
KATHERINE McKENZIE
LEONA FAYE HIBDON--4-H Club 8 years, F. H. O. 4 years, Girls
Glee Club 3 years, Mixed Chorus 2 years, Nutrition Class,
Friendship High School.
SUE CRAIN--Glee Club 3 Years, Mixed Chorus 2 years, Debate 1
year, Pep Club Leader 2 years, Jr. Class Play, Sr. candidate
for football queen '42, Basketball team 2 years, G. S. O.
Young Artists Club 3 years, Treasurer '41-'42,'Vice President
'42-'43, K. A. Y. Klub 3 years, President '42-'43, Senior
Service Scouts Group I, Jr. American Aux. Sec. '42-'43,
JOHN ED PETERS--Moonshiner, Mixed Chorus, Annual Staff '43,
Wrestling, Baseball.
BUDDY NALL--Pres1dentSenior Class, 'Vice-president Sophomore
Class, Moonshiner, Mixed Chorus, Wrestling 3 years, Boys
State, Basketball.
CAROLYN ANN BOIES '
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'Vice-President.
MARY JO VAUGHN--Orchestra 3 years, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, K.A.Y
Klub 3 years, Senior Service Scouts, Group I, reporter '43,
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FRANCES ANNE KELLY---Drum and Bugle Corps, K.A.Y. Klub 3 years
Senior Service Scouts Group I, Bulldog Staff '41, Pep Club,
Honor Roll.
JIMMY SNELLf-Football 2 years, Wrestling 3 years, Boxing, Mixed
Chorus, Senior Moonshiner.
WILDA RUTH BILLS--Basketball 2 years, Basketball queen '39-'40.
LAURA LEE STARKEY--Mixed Chorus 2 years, Wrestling 3 years,
Annual Staff '43, Girls' Glee Club, Speech play 'The Great
Bottleneck Diamond.'
DU MONT HARRISON--Senior Moonshiner, Annual Staff '43.
WESLEY BRADLEY--Jr. Class President, Student Council, Mixed
Chorus, Business Manager, Sr. Football Queen, Football Mana-
ger, '43, Bulldog staff, Band, Orchestra, Moonshiners.
NEAL PUTMANu-Swing Masters Band, Band 2 years, Drum Major '43
Jr. Play, Annual Staff, '43, High School Orchestra.
NELL ROSE LOWRX--K.A.Y Klub.
TED OWEN--Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Baseball, Moonshiners.
ROBERT THOMAS
CHARLES CLARK--Boys Quartet 3 years, Mixed Quartet, Wrest1ing---
Team, Mixed Chorus, Moonshiner, Band.
DOUGLAS HANDLY--Band 4 years, Moonshiner, Wrestling, Football, 2
JIM STROUD--Band 3 years, Mixed Chorus 2 years.
EVA DELL RIDDLE--Junior Play Cast Y42, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club.
FRANK HUDSON--Band 4 years, Orchestra, Swing Masters
LOUISE FUQUA--Pep Club
FRANCES COE
HENRY MASSEY
0. J. AUSTIN
BILLY WILSON
BERTIE FRANCES REAMES
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GINGER STEELE
MARY LIVINA SISK
DOROTHY PADGETT
ROY HENSLEY
JUANITA GARREN
MERRILL METTS
CHARLES CARNATHAN
GROVA NELL BRACKNEY
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ANMUALgSTAFF
This year there was sons doubt about whether or not we would have
an annual because of shortages of material and labor. But a meeting
of student representat'ves from each class was held and it was decid-
ed that an annuai would be published. Sylvester Fitter was elected
editor. The 6ditOV and the facuity advisor, Mr. Peterson, chose the
different comm'ttees For the annual. Billy Tucker. Wanda Jo Harris.
Tommie Balenti. Pat Humph: es, Clarence Jones, and Emily Ann Goodman,
were chosen asmembe s of the Editorial Committee. lt was their job to
produce all the wr tgen mater ai. The Art Committee was composed of
Pat McAnallen, DuMont Harr son, Neal Putman, Ted Owen, Bobbie Landrum,
and Buck Russell. The r duty was to get up all hand-drawn work such
as cartoons and advertising copy. The Photograph Committee was come
missioned to obta n all photographs necessary for the annual. Members
of this committee were Don Frye. Virginia Mock, Doris Deal, Marisue
Mou
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nt, Adaline Cullen. Saily Jo Burk, and Bettie Bristol. ,The mater-
'al for the annual must all be typed before being printed so Joyce
is, T. C. Ai9X3NdGl, and Ma: on Edd e Gr der, were given this john
An annual wou dn t be worth much without a Business Manager to
handle the finances. Wesley Bradley was wlected to this position with
two committees under him. The Advertis ng Committee, whose taskit was
to sell ads to our local merchants, was composed of Max Curry, Dan
McDonald, John Rfeo, and Jeanne Starks. The annual must finally be
sold so this job was g von to the Subscriptions Committee. This group
was composed ot Jchn Ed Peters, Wayne McGee. Lorraine Gosselin, Laura
Lee Starkey, Sue Stanton, and Bill Stapler. All of these committees
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Are these students future Einsteins? Surety they must be for
they are the brEI2 ant few who made the honor roi? for the first sem-
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teacheis? St.iE At couidnnt aii be dipiomacy because there are
people who can bf ng the teacher a big box of candy every six weeks
and on'y ra se the.r grade to a 'Cu Then these students can mereiy
smite at the teachers and come up with UAQSU It must be hypnotism
There as a chance however that what someone has said is true
that is when eneryone etse is out painting the town every night these
DBDDi6 orfas'onaily stay at home and study Perhaps this is this is
their sefyet And again it couid be they are just briiliant to start
with who knows? Anyhow they re a group for any schooi to be proud
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One of our more active organizations in Altus High School
is the mixed chorus consisting of sixty talented members.
The mixed chorus was seen during the Christmas holidays
walking the streets of Altus singing carols for some of our
appreciative citizens. They also appeared in a Christmas pro-
gram at the Rotary Club and high school assembly around that
time.
One of their most outstanding performances this year was a
concert given at the Municipal Auditorium under the direction of
Mr. James Neilson of Oklahoma City.
GLEE CLUB
The girls' Glee Club, directed by Miss Ruth Kent is small
in number but well known by name, for they have participated in
a number of outside activities as well as things here at home.
Their specialty seems to be'very entertaining programs for the
men of our armed services. The girls making up the organization
are: Grace Talkington, Mary Jo Vaughn, Pat Humphreys, Sue Crain,
Carol Robbins, Doris Saunders, Tuva Ann'Vaughn, Emily Ann Good-
man, Cynthia Thorpe, Sarah Sharpe, Mary Sue Mount, and Peggy
McCalman,
BOYS' QUARTET
The boys' quartet is not something to be overlooked. If
the Norsemen are caught in the draft, we could easily send our
quartet to fill their place. When Don Frye sings that first
tenor, Charles Clark second tenor, Dan McDonald baritone, and
Bob Wooldridge his bass, they can send you floating right out on
wings of song. They have sung on numerous programs, and they
especially enjoy singing for their supper, also. They had some
difficulty in getting started this year because of the war, but
once they got started they really went to town. In other words
Altus High School certainly is proud of its harmonizers.
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Sa-a-a-y! Can you hear what I hear? Itvs the girls trio.
Listen to Mary Jo Vaughn trilling that high soprano. That's
Peggy McCalman, the mediaemrthe meat between the sandwich, send-
ing out those second soprano notes, and I wish you would listen
to Grace Talkington singing that mellow alto. Wevre not sur-
prised to learn that they have sung for many many teas, and
luncheonsg anyone would like to sit and listen to them all day.
They enjoy singing too, especially when there is good food in
store. They didnvt get to enter contests this year because of
the war situation, but we feel confident they could win first.
In short, we think they are super.
ASSEMBLIES
Just because Friday is the last day of the school week is
not the only reason everyone looked forward to that day. The
assemblies presented by the student body accounted for most of
this interest. The assemblies consisted of the talent of the
students and were sponsored by the teachers of the different
classes. One that was outstanding in the minds of everyone was
the play, 'The Pshaw of Shush', or 'The Bottleneck Diamond,'
which was presented by the seventh hour speech class. Mrs. Reid,
the Home Economics teacher, put on an assembly which was entirebf
new. It was broadcasted over the loud speaking system. Th e
High School Dance Orchestra presented several programs, and we
also had several motion picture shows. We think thatthe dra-
matics class is quite talented because of two assemblies they
presented. They presented an original.1lay, 'Get the Scrap,'
and then another called 'Voice Choir'. The vocal music depart-
ment has at all times given outstanding programs. Numerous
other assemblies were presented which were equally as interest-
ing, and we think they are to be praised.
OFFICE ASSI STANTS
These are the girls who answer the telephones, take attend-
ance records, and in general, run errands for the people in the
office.
Always ready to fill in whenever they are needed, they are
an important factor in the smooth running of our system.
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When the Girl Scouts were started during the latter part of
the first semester, great enthusiasm was shown by the high-
school girls and since them four troops have been organized.
Each troop has a president, vice-president, secretary, treasur-
er, and a sponsor, These officers conduct meetings during which
such things as lectures, First Aid courses, and other education-
al and entertaining activities are held.
The purpose of the Senior Service Scouts is to be, at all
times prepared to be of assistance to the community. So, in
thinkingfyfthe Girl Scouts, remember that they are always ready,
willing and able.
PEP CLUB
RAH-HAH-RAH--It's the Pep Club. The cheering section of
Altus Hi. They are the ones who made those yells ring and echo
in Hightower Stadium during the beloved football season of the
Fighting Altus Bulldogs.
Of course someone had to lead the club so leaders Pat Mc?
Anallen and O. J. Austin were elected for the first year and Sue
Crain was re-elected for a second year. Fearing that a leg
might be broken, Bobbie Comstock and Bettie Bristol were chosen
as alternates and then there had to be those to take care of the
business so Bettie Bristol was elected to head this as President,
Bobbie Comstock, Vice-President, Adaline Cullen, Secy-Treasr,and
Marisue Mount, our reporter.
Now, we always had fun, but there is some'very special fun
that we will always remember and that was those pep rallies on
the nights before the games--yells, songs, parades, and many
hopes for the game to be another victory and it usually was.
At the game between the halves the Pep Club really strutted
their stuff. Out would march thirty-five girls and boys in
blue and white to do formations and give yells for our opponent,
but always saving the best till last. The Pep Club would put
the Bulldogs in the spotlight when they let out with our song,
'Altus Bulldogs', and what could be better than a rousing song
as that to let the boys know, 'we're backing ya.'
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SWING MASTERS
The Sw ng Masters are En their fffst year of 3fQ5H7Z85 p2ay ng
in A'iua. Already they are a pretiy weER known bunch dn Southwest
Ok?ahoma.
WProf.N Upshaw Teads the band wlth his torr d ciarinet. Max
CUTTY, the aufiy haired junEor, comes out on the tenof wh Te Ben
'S3eepyf Ruaseil fi?ss the other sax cha' .
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Frank lv m Gettin Sentfmentai Over Your Hddson and Roberts NZRTGCMM
heid down the trombone cha?fs.
ln the rhythm section Bi11y wi11y pounds thehides Nea1 Putnam
t3ck1es theivories Dan McDonald thumps the bass fEdd3e and HPfnkyH
French strums his guitar
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The new coach, Hilpirt, came to town and settled down to
the task1afbuilding an inexperienced group of boys to the power-
ful team that Altus produces each year.
The first game caught us a little too soon and Vernon
trampled us into the Texas sod leavingaahumiliating 32-7 defeat.
A weary discouraged squad trotted off the field that night. When
the next Monday came and one by one the boys trotted out of the
dressing room, a new atmosphere could be felt. A grim determina-
tion, a'reckless enthusiasm and an undying spirit ran the pract-
ice field as Coach Hilpirt corrected fault after fault. The
second game of the year was with Capitol H1ll,the big chesty
boys from the city. Ah--the poor Redskins, the onslaught was
terrific, they fell at our feet 24 to 8. The next few games
told a story of a successful squad with the Bulldogs pacing
each game by such scores as 25-7, 33-14, and 32-6.
The big game of the year approached. Hollis was boasting
a team which was undefeated and had been scored on only once.
A tough battle was fought which is said to be one of the best
games of the year. Pushing forward and backing up but fighting
all the way we bowed to them 14-0,
The season was fairly successful with the critics placing
us 8th from the top teams in-the State.
The Bulldogs finished their season with a feat which no one
expected and few believed. Mighty Lawton, beaten but once,
pranced on the gridiron in their usual pomp and glory. After an
hour or so of fancy football, Altus pranced off the field with
heaving chests and dizzy heads. The score was 19-6 with the
Blue and White enjoying a sweet revenge from last yearisbeating.
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