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

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1111 R1 Chardson Outgoing and warm hearted best described Jill Richardson. The friendly per- sonality of this individual was an important ingredient in .lill's formula to suc- cess. .lill demonstrated her concern for her fellow students as she was an active par- ticipant in the Student Council and she held the position of secretary on the Sen- ior Council. Jill had the opportunity to come in contact with people as she served as secre- tary of the Spirits during her junior year. Also a member of the Spanish Club her junior year, J ill invested her time in being with people. Being Editor of the Pub consumed much of Jill's time during her senior year. She spent countless days and nights organizing, checking, and rechecking the staff's work to be sure of the finest publication yet. The el Conquistador is pleased to present the Gold Cougar Award to this special person. w x' -i

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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.

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Troy Scroggins Promoting school spirit and better relations between all people was character- istic of Troy Scroggins during his years at BA. As a member of the Marching Band Troy added his musical skill to countless football games and assemblies while urging Cougar spirit. When Troy was elected cheerleader his senior year he further promoted spirit through chants at assem- blies and games. Participating in acting roles at Children's Theater productions claimed much of Troy's time. With the group he traveled around Dallas presenting the plays and adding a spark to the lives of children and adults alike. Being an active participant in the Human Relations Committee Troy spent hours with the committee as it improved communications between students and teachers through the projects sponsored by the group. Troy took part in the spe- cial recognition of Black History Week at BA. The el Conquistador recognizes Troy Scroggins with the Gold Courgar Award. Q X 12543-'lj all sk X 'MQ A