Altus Senior High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Altus, OK)

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FIRST FOOTBALL assembly of the season introduces players and coaching staff to the student body. Head Coach Jim Cromartie speaks briefly. Bulldog players in travel and game day uniforms are Billy Bob Starr, John Dean, Marty Cotney, Pat Wallace, Paul Battles, Marvin Francoeur, Bobby McMahan, Craig Garnett, Mark Taylor, John Hickerson, Chad Ferguson, James Herron, James Hampton, Jim Stevens, Ronnie Fields, L. C. Stewart, Sam Rice and Tommy Ray. STUDENT-OF-THE-MONTH for the September issue of the Collar was Paula Williamson, selected by Student Council and kept a secret, even from Paula until the newspaper was distributed. ALTUS TIMES-DEMOCRAT honor scroll is presented Coach-of-the-Year Jim Cromartie, left, by Mike Finley, TD Sports Editor. All-State Lineman-of-the-Year Kyle Davis, left center and Billy Bob Starr, All-State Back assist with the ceremonies.

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HONORS Students receive national, state, regional awards, acclaim Last year Altus High School students received three top awards in national contests. Although the year's awards will not be complete until the end of school, new honors already have been announced. First of these each term are the Boys and Girl State winners, and special honors at Summer Band Camp and Yearbook Workshop. In order to include them, Altus Bulldog lists early honors in the opening section, additional honors in the later portion of the yearbook and final honors of the year in the summer supplement. FIVE of the six delegates from Altus High to Boys' State met with Congressman Tom Steed after the Veteran's Day breakfast. Billy Bob Starr greets him. Others from left are Jerry Tabb, Mike Cotney, Harrison Mock and David Chapman. Kyle Davis, the sixth delegate was ill. TOP HONORS ar Southwestern State Band Camp were won by AHS Drum Majors Ken Ward and Kittle Moberly. GET TOGETHER with Congressman Tom Steed was arranged for Girls' State delegates also. Karmen Karr could not be present. Other delegates are Paula Williamson, Kim Pecquinot and Debbie Byers.

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AROUND THE CAMPUS School interests, activities encourage each doing his thing Volunteers, book worms, actors, scholars, musi- cians, each finds a niche at Altus High although the process may require a few weeks or even months for the newest arrivals. For some there is a constant series of awards, for others they may prefer the role of group par- ticipant or assistant. Each has a place. ABOVE: NEWLY shelved titles are checked for reviewing by Candi Cavanaugh, senior. BELOW: MOST Outstanding Teenagers of America listed this trio for 1970 . . . Kathy Kiker, Pam Avery, Kyle Davis. ABOVE: SUBJECTS needed for college pieparation are suggested to ninth grader Teresa Payne by Tisha Goldston, senior, guidance office volunteer. BELOW: BACKSTAGE at the auditorium, Donna Dollins rushes to make a quick change between My Fair Lady scenes. 14