Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

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T h e Y 1972 was the year of the Big Move . The High School, the last of the new Douglass Public School buildings, was finished during the summer. When the students left school for summer vacation, they left the old High School behind. During the summer, the big move was from the old High School on Chestnut Street to the new building. It marked the completion of all of the new buildings. e a r O f Out Goes The Old In Comes The New! T h e B 1 g The High School was finished during the summer of 1972 and ready for classes in the fall. The Junior High School was finished in 1971 and the students moved in for the 1971-72 school term. M o V e The addition to the Leonard C. Seal Elementary School was completed in 1968. 2

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THE DOUGLASS BULLDOG 1971-1972

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Dedication Why? Because we see that people just won't do and say what they feel and you can't just tell someone to. It seems that people are only touched by death and maybe people will be touched enough to look into their lives and if just one person is touched enough to do something constructive and peaceful with their life then maybe our death was worth it. Why? because we love our fellow man enough to sacrifice our lives so that they will try to find the ecstasy in just being alive. By Craig Badiali Debbie Baloun I guess you could say she had a mind of her own. She didn't do things unless she knew how to do them. She was happy at home, school or any place she went. She liked everyone but wouldn't say much about the people who talked about her. Coming up in life was a big thrill for her. The night she was taken to the hospital she tried to fight and tried to live. Guess that's why she was liked so well. She always tried. 3