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

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l-Q-Q - 7 PFXLT' MRS. ALPHA l'l'l'T SNYDER, Il. ll. PERKINSON, B. S. A. ll.. William VVood Collegi- Itlrs. Suytlvr. as llead of the Normal 'l'rain'1ng mlepartnu-ul, has prov:-ml hi-r worth as a vapalllt- instructor. Altus is vm-ry fortun- uto in having an instructor of lhis typo. MISS Nl'Il.LllC XVATICRMAN. A. If Uolumhia Vnivvrsity, 0. C. VV. As he-:ul of tht- English depart- mr-nt she- has done wonders for tho school. She has always help- .-cl in any school activity. As advisor on the Alto staff and Sm-nior sponsor, she has vxvrwll e-vt-ry effort for a successful your. , Oklahoma University From his natural timidity and :quietness one scarcvly realizes he is around. hut when it comes to Math. or Physics, O, boy, he sure is there. J. N. SNYDFIR. A. B. Culver Stockton College. A most capable head for the history departms-nt. Besides hav- lng more classes than any other Instructor, he took charge of the football squad and turned out It winning team. It has been said of him, llc cm-tainly knows fooll1:l.ll. ,f PAGE 15 f gfxyd