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

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What V h appene J? Even though the outcome was always obvious, no one knew what really happened except for those involved. Trey Rustman, along with many others, worked long hours to perfect their decorations for junior hall during Spirit Week. BULLDOG 1987 Altus High School 400 North Park Avenue Altus, Oklahoma 73521 Duh

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Before the bulldogs outsmarted the Western Heights Jets on the football field in the first game of the state play-offs, they took on the Jetsons in the pre-game pep skit “People’s Court.” David Tucker, as Elroy, tells how he doesn’t have any friends and even will lose his dog, Astro, if the Jetsons lose. Michelle Banks plays the uninterested bailiff. New uniforms added to the sparkle of the Drill Team as they performed during half time of the football games. The nearly 50-member team ends their show at the Oklahoma City Douglas game. Mother’s old sheets came to school in the guise of togas on Toga Day during Spirit Week. While they didn't win in the eyes of the judges, in their own eyes Lisa Bonalewicz and Ty Willeford give each other high marks.