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

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The People’s Choice Tension rose Friday morning at the homecoming assembly and climaxed at the game Friday night when Beverly Garrison was crowned Homecoming Queen. In her speech at the homecoming assembly. Beverly said. We have a special way of doing things — they're done right. We put our whole heart into it. We go for the gold, and we fight to the end. She included encouragement for the football players when she said. Bulldogs, we're all behind you 101 percent. We are so proud of you, so give it your best shot.” Spirit Steppers, teamed with the Varsity Choir men, got a big response from the audience when they per- formed a song and dance routine to Hey Babe. The runners-up and their escorts were Glenda Bollenbach. escorted by Mark Cox, and Tracy Graham, escorted by Tony Johnson. Escort Kirk Hullender leads Beverly Garrison on- to the stage just before her speech. In her speech she said, We go for the gold and we fight to the end. To heighten spirit at the homecoming After a week of tension, the announcement was assembly, seniors brought along part of their made, Beverly Garrison is the 1982-1983 hall decorations. They included Ike Stop signs, Homecoming Queen. Ecstatic. Beverly hugs balloons and pennants. Leah Wall, Drill Team president. 24 Homecoming

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V ■ ) Dressed to kill senior Reagan Felker plays his punk rock version of the fight song during New Wave Day. His electrifying performance earned the seniors 10 points for second place in spirit week competition. Though the week was trying and tempers were sometimes short, Bulldog spirit surfaced when the seniors gathered at the end of hall decorations. Spirit Week 23

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Concentration is printed on Mark Cox’s face as he escorts Glenda Bollenbach across the stage at the homecoming assembly. A smile of nervousness is shown as Tracy Graham and her escort Tony Johnson stand in front of the entire student body at the homecoming assembly. Homecoming