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

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WIND FROM the North extends the American and Victory flags to their fullest. Bright sunlight from the South imprints long Winter shadows at day's end. Venerable Main Building rests briefly before night classes begin. Of such moments are memories made. Pages which follow record other such brief instants, when and as they occurred. This is the 1970 Bulldog. Kay Price, Dan Iken, Editors CONTENTS FRONTISPIECE .................................. FOREWORD, CONTENTS HIGHLIGHTS OF YEAR ........................ FACULTY AND CURRICULUM ........ Superintendent's Office Board of Education Principal's Office................ -.. Teaching Staff -------------------- Transportation, Maintenance, Food Services CLASSES ..............................-........ Seniors ............-.................. Juniors Sophomores ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ............................. STUDENT LIFE .............................. Royalty ............................... Class Favorites ....................... Scholars Scholarships ........ —........... -.. All-School Production ............. CONCLUSION SUMMER SUPPLEMENT ..................... New Students .......................... Scholarships ............ -...-........ Spring Sports, A-Club ................. Jr.-Sr. Banquet ................. Senior Honors, Assembly ...........— — Graduation 0 00 1 20 21 22 24 36 40 68 78 90 104 148 150 158 161 164 165 ......168 169 169 170 171 177 178 179 INDEX 181

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1970 BULLDOG ALTUS HIGH SCHOOL ALTUS, OKLAHOMA VOLUME 37 Published by ... The Bulldog Staff

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 MUSIC EDUCATION building, with year round air condition- ing is in constant use except during five days in August between summer beginners band and fall band and vocal practice. Gleaming white new sidewalks were laid at that time. LAZY AUGUST afternoon two days before enrollment began in the cafeteria gives little indication of the long lines of students awaiting computer card section assignments 48 hours later. COMPUTER SEVENTIES Best-of-the-old retained Best-of-the-new acquired Enrollment by computer, vocational courses, computer programming, college level science, mathematics, new communications, and respon- sible student leadership characterized the first year of the space oriented seventies at Altus High. With chemurgy on the farm, and C-5A's in the air, need for more and more education became graphically apparent to each student. WHEN MAIN building of the 58-acre Altus High School campus was built four decades ago, this was the city limits. They now extend three miles beyond, but Elm Street still deadends at Altus High's entrance.