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

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 Table of Contents Highlights of the year 1 Dedication 17 Faculty and Administration 18 Classes 40 Seniors 42 Juniors 58 Sophomores 68 Sports 78 Organizations 92 Personalities 136 Acknowledgements: The Bulldog staff wishes to express apprecia- tion to Moore Studio; Click Studio; Barnes and Porter; Altus- Senior Biographies 176 Times Democrat; and the school administration for cooperation and encouragement which made this edition possible. Index 180

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Morning bells ring and students rush to and from classes. Sounds of excitement, anxiety, anticipation echo through the corridors. Tests, dances, and daily routine commencing the year at AHS soon become the memories preserved in this book. THE 1968 BULLDOG Altus High School Altus, Oklahoma published by the Bulldog staff Volume 35 Bonnie O'Malley, editor

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CHANGE PERIOD Movement characterizes life during 1 967-68 Bulldog school year Change was the keynote of 1967-68. Students were welcomed to the scholastic year by a new principal, 55-minute class periods, and no homeroom. Other innovations included a new type grade report, formation of a student council, and addition of a vocational course for girls in commercial sewing. Change manifested itself in more than these tangibles — there were opportunities for making friendships, expressing new ideas, and pursuing particular goals. Each student, in his own manner, anticipated the novelty of the new year in light of personal expectations.