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

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On The Drink Of Today Looking forward to the future Only roo soon did we discover by rhe sound of rhe familiar ringing rhar onorher school year hod begun The firsr few weeks we were faced wirh rhe mosr difficulr rronsirion - rime change Nor from Daylighr Savings Time ro Cenrrol Srondard Time bur more like a rhree or four hour rime change called 'Summer Sleep-In' ro 'Crock of Dawn.’ Some of us found ourselves on the verge of gerring kicked our of class for sleeping in or doodling inno- cenr portraits of favorire reochers The dimax of rhe day was rhe 30 minure lunch break when we re- vived our senses. Dy rhe end of rhe day jusr abour everyone was on the edge of rheir sears waiting for rhar final bell For mosr, studying wasn't over ar 3 20 Cramming! We soon learned ro rry ro meer our gools one day ar a rime. Yesterday .. Today . . On the Drink of Tomorrow

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sf o rose our store Preporing for fhe long school doy oN hj f ? ' ' big rosk f( Tony'Dornell openly

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When there was definitely 'nothing to do,' it seemed we always found something. After the hubub of the day, long hours of sirring in doss, it was rime for the lost bell — 3:20. Now whor? It was during the evening hours that the student who didn't study could finally forger about those nasty rests, let loose, and relax. Finding something to do didn't involve o great deal of intrigue. There was making the drag, watching TV, or going to o movie. During the summer, Lake Alrus proved to be o most populor spot for 'worm weather goof- off.’ All day, oil night there wasn't anything to do except what our imaginations could dream up. We all found ourselves on the brink of escaping.