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

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ART students Christy Wright and Benny Sherman sketch portions of backdrop for all school production The Unsinkable Molly Brown. THAT ALTUS BAND returns to bleachers after a half-time show that b h from spectators. roug t a standing ovation ' BULLDOG BOOSTERS were tried in a mock trial for lack of pep. Charge was not guilty and first pep assembly proceeded. Assemblies are produced with the cooperation of drama, vocal music, art and band departments. ll

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use wr CREATIVE ARTS Achievement requires originalit For many students high school is their first opportunity to express individual talents. Some do it with paint lorushes, a typewriter or camera, others with songs, dances, and musical instruments. It all adds up to high school memories for everyone, and to vocational choices tor participants who find creative expression rewarding and enioyable. talent and W ork int FN SCRIPT FOR the next assembly is studied F, ' by Mike Stitcher and Mrs. Earl Herron, A V N speech teacher. Marilyn Smith displays l f x ,.,M- 'w a poster to be used for a mock ' f , campaign slogan. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION by Mr. Kenneth Cox, vocal music JOURNALISM STUDENTS Pam Jones, Rancy Muse and Kathy director helps develop voice quality. As a result Altus Varsity Lott select negatives for quality in preparation for coverage Choir became honor choir for All State Chorus. of President Johnson s visit IQ I0

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ALTUS JUNIOR COLLEGE Higher education at home reality for AHS graduates MODERN administration building also contains college auditorium and classroom facilities. Since its founding forty-three years ago, Thousands of students have begun preparation for careers in medicine, education, agriculture, and scores of other professions at Altus Junior Col- lege. Summer courses attract high school graduates from two states and six counties. By tall 1969 the AJC cam- pus will have tour buildings of con- temporary architecture, all completely air conditioned. These include admin- istration, library, vocational, and lab- oratory classrooms. QUICK get-together of victorious candidates included these AHS graduates: Doug Culp, sophomore president, Joy Mills, student senate secretary, Shirley Jones, senate vice-president, Mark Whitlock, senate president, Richard Hill, freshman vice- president, Gary Higgs, freshman senate representa- tive, Gaylon Jackson, freshman president, and Q Marty McAnallen, freshman secretary. LABORATORY BUILDING to be near completion will house chemistry, modern language, and electronic office machines. sw, ,ls