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Welcome to the Altus Rotary Club!
Service Above Self
We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m.
Western Oklahoma State College
2801 North Main
Pioneer Heritage Center
Altus, OK 73521
United States of America
Pioneer Heritage Center
Altus, OK 73521
United States of America
Child Advocacy Center Ribbon Cutting2017-2018 Jr. Rotarians from Altus High School.
Nine Seniors each received a $500 scholarship from the Altus Rotary Club.
Nine Seniors each received a $500 scholarship from the Altus Rotary Club.
Altus Teens Interact's officer induction Luigis. Maggie Templer Sasse, teacher coordinator, along with Rotary President Mary Beth Tischler and New Generation director Steve Cesar were also in attendance. Mary Beth conducted the Oath of office with new President, Amy Dantzler. Amy in turn administered the oath of office to Ryan Oden (VP) and Jonathan Wathen (Secretary).
2017 Jackson County Free Fair. Great job Turtle Wranglers.
A shout out to our Roteract and Interact students helping out.
A shout out to our Roteract and Interact students helping out.
Western Oklahoma State College Rotoract Club sold WOSC Pioneer Perks cards in support of their college.
With their part of the proceeds of the sales, the Rotoract Club donated half to the Rotary Foundation for the Polio eradication.
Pictured is WOSC Rotoract sponsor Jimmy Poe, Kassidy Snelling, Altus Rotary Club President Allen Sasse.
Emily and Buddy Dugan with PDG Larry Duffy.
Larry presents the Dugans with the Paul Harris Major Donor award.
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President
President Elect Nominee
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Immediate Past President
Director Community Service
AHS Interact Sponsor
Director Club Events
Rotaract Sponsor
Director of Membership
Director Club Services
Director New Generations
Director International Service
Director Vocational Service
The Rotary Foundation
Public Relations
Club Chaplain
Jr Rotarian Program coordinator
Programs Coordinator
Song Leader
Jimmy Carter's vision for peace
This story appeared in the February 2018 issue of Rotary magazine. It’s a crisp, sunny day in late October, and school groups are touring the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in
Espresso in a war zone
Adventure or misadventure, roving correspondent Scott Simon finds enlightenment in a life of travels
The liberation of Julie Mulligan
After being kidnapped abroad, Rotarian Julie Mulligan set out to live a more authentic life of Service Above Self
Unforgettable evenings in Calgary
Signature events at the 2025 Rotary convention include dinner at Rotarians’ homes, a country music jamboree, and boot-stompin’ celebrations of the Western culture in Calgary.
Art for advocacys sake
Student artists spread the word about cervical cancer with works they’ve created through the Rotary member-led program United to End Cervical Cancer in Egypt.