Bryan Adams High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Bonnie MaCPhee A true example of leadership was that portrayed by Bonnie MacPhee as she participated in and headed many organizations. Bonnie showed concern for her fellow students by becoming an active member of the Human Relations Committee when it was new to BA. Acting as chairman her senior year, she worked toward bringing all students closer together. Being a member of the Spirits her sophomore year, Bonnie proceeded to become the club's president the following year. Active in the German Club her junior year she was later elected president of this club, also. Involvement in these organizations had no effect on Bonniels grade average. She maintained an A average during her three years at BA and was a member of the National Honor Society. The el Conquistador congratulates this individual with the Gold Cougar Award.

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Involvement, leadership and dedication were among the attributes of a few students who were noticed and respected by the faculty and student body of Bryan Adams. These individuals took part in many activities and organizations to which they devoted much of their attention. In addition to their extracurricular activities, these students maintained excellent grade averages and they constantly sought further outlets for their boundless energy. To these individuals who devoted themselves to creating a better atmosphere and spirit at BA, the el Conquistador presents the cherished Gold Cougar Awards, el C Salutes, and Who's Who Awards. Regrettably, not enough space exists to recognize the other students who gave an excess of their energy to improving BA, and, at this time, the el Conquistador wishes to thank each and every person who helped make 1973-74 at BA a better year for all.

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Bru Ce Wolfe Excelling in scholastics as well as in the extracurricular activities in which he participated was typical of senior Bruce Wolfe. This year Bruce was honored as a National Merit Semi-Finalist for his outstanding performance on the PSAT. Bruce also made exceptional scores on the ACT and SAT tests, scoring perfect on the SAT math. Bruce's activities included much more than school work, however. As a mem- ber of the Key Club and National Honor Society he devoted time to involvement with these organizations. Cheerleading took many of Bruce's hours while he attended athletic events and promoted spirit during assemblies. Named Assistant Editor of the Pub Bruce strived to create a fun-filled book exhibiting senior pranks and escapades. Another project in his active year was car-pooling BA students to prevent excess energy wastage. The el Conquistador is proud to present the Gold Cougar Award to Bruce Wolfe.