Dora High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Dora, AL)

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Classes ls it true? Do we really bear the coveted title of Seniors ? If it is true indeed, then Father Time has dealt swiftly with our fyears at Dora High. lt seems as if it were only yesterday when we entered DHS as Sophomores. How utterly lost we were! We couldn't find our way about the campus for almost two weeks. Then, our bearings found, we captured the title of Homecoming Queen for our beautiful Jimmie Karol Scott. The week of Homecoming found napkins every- where and us busily poking them into the chicken wire that adorned our float. How swiftly the weeks turned into months and in hardly any time at all our Sophomore year was gone. Then we were Juniors! The other classes were determined to defeat us in the Homecoming contest, but we proved our metal and again one of our girls, Linda Whalen, occupied the Homecoming throne. Later some of our Juniors received invitations from the Beta and Science Clubs. For these the year was made complete by the Beta Convention and the Science trip to the Medical Center. Those who made these trips will never forget them. Before one could say Jack Robinson it was prom time and we as Juniors were to plan that highlight of the social season. We decided upon Showboat as our theme and decorated the auditorium accordingly. All good things must finally end, and so our Junior year ended ---

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Mr. Glenn C. Gcmt Prinapal

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SENIOR OFFICERS President Roy Reeves Vice-President Roy Cordell Secretary Jimmie Karol Scott Treasurer Mary Elliott Reporters Joan Goodwin June Smith Steve Wilson Seniors SANDRA AARON PA TRICIA BARNES Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned. FLOWER: Red Rose fvalor and beautyj COLORS: Red and White SONG: The Halls of Ivy GWINDOLYN AKINS DIAN ALLBRITTON JOHNNY BARTON JIMMY BENNETT