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

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One of the major activities of the spring semester was the all school production “Guys and Dolls.” To get their chance at stardom, the students practiced late into the night and got behind in their school work. However, that does not stop Tommy Brooks and Melissa Acheson from trying out for the parts of Nathan and Adelaide. Half time of the homecoming game received an added sparkle as the Drill Team appeared in new satin sequined uniforms. Kathy Hanson, Lisa Deere and Kristi Kidwell close the show with a smile to the home fans. To get the Spirit Week hall decorations set up, cleaned up and everyone out of the hall in just one hour proved to be a difficult chore. Seniors Ann Wilson, David Tucker, John Allgood, Ronda Shepherd and Jeff Jackson make a run for it as the whistle blows. The seniors won first in hall decorations and the Spirit Week competition.

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lettermen would have jackets. 6 Opening To win the game added enthusiasm to the singing of the alma mater after every game. Students, cheei leaders. Miss Bulldog and players come together after the close victory over Lawton Eisenhower of 9-8. A packed home crowd cheered the Bulldogs to victory. School spirit became a serious matter for students such as Blue Crew member Steve Ray. He lends his support in the afternoon pep rally in the McDonald’s parking lot before the team left for the Oklahoma City Northeast game which the Bulldogs won 38-6. Towns people also turned for pep rallies. One annual event that the junior and sophomore cheerleaders dreaded was the Letterman’s carnival which provided funds to buy letter jackets for athletes. Since they were in charge of the dunking booth, they were the ones to get dunked. The ball hits the mark and Kerrie Brinkman anguishes as she falls into the cold water. A record turnout at the carnival assured all