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

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1 N r r 0 Q - v 5 ' 1 ,, 3, ,. x--, ' ' -n Mr Stockard To al sincere school patriot we offer this .sincere tribute Mr Stockard, your unwavering devojon the advance of education, your force ul and ynamlc personality have caused us to ten er you our unreserved admiration. As Anglo-Saxons we are naturally disinclined to praise, but our prmcipal s genuine interest in our Bryan High has compelled us to 'give him' our profoundest approbation. To at perfect gentleman, we of the Annual Staff in behalf of our -school extend our heartiest wishes Here s to you, Mr. Stockard. I S s 2 . I A Q . 42 S Q 5 9 r G l.....- w.f.Le.-'.f11,txwJurvAm1'mnuvmm-I:fz:z1l.xw1nr:un.u I 2 ' ,' Qi. .Q I, r , .f , . R d gi A ,J S' fb 'A mm 'V WT ' 'G 1 , P S A -1 Q w Q ? gl Q + 5 r Q - J, l'r is W , W ' lu .X 5 gi ' ng I A an f . QI , fi 1. 1 I- L ,r Y 4- , Q , 93. P a I i 3 4 f L '- F , A I, , Q if N Z . x 0 1 E ' a J 3 . . , in if ' is A iv ' v i S . 7 . 4 E 2 . S - ' 2 S' ' M Q 'ik I 4 2 E up J 4

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EVANS The respect of the faculty and the affection of the stu- dents are alike shown by the fact Jof Miss Evans' selection as Annual Spon- sor. Her patient and unerring service in this capacity has justified the con- fidence reposed in her. ROBERTS Mr. Roberts by his four-squareness, his genuine human sym- pathy, and his careful instruction has carved his own generous niche in our hall of fame. Heigh, ho! Here's to him! EDWARDS We do not see how refractory Fords and aggravatingly tardy history outlines are conducive to a sunny disposition and pure sweetness, but these attributes along with undis- puted justice have been the rule in Miss Edwards' case. WHITE Mr. White goes about his important task of instructing under classmen with the quietness and ease which characterize the man who knows what he wishes to accomplish, and how to do it. In one short year he has, by the excellence of his teaching, won for himself an enviable position among our faculty. BEILHARZ The Keeper of the Yellow Cards, or, lOl, You Are Calling Me, is a one-act tragedy enacted daily with Miss'Beilharz' in the title role. But students should not object to any length- ening of an association that can not but be beneficial to them: they should, and secretly do, rejoice when they may enjoy her company. FOREMAN Mr. Foreman, we take off our hats to you. How do you do it? All the shining-haired, starry- eyed lassies under your jurisdiction speak in hushed and awed voices of his sympathy, his humor, his genius, and his wonderful auburn hair. .And then. the boys say He's a good fellow-he treats a guy white. You must be all right. REED Miss Reed has, in one short year, built up an enduring popularity both by indirect and by first- hand helpfulness. She does not go in for publicity, but she cannot keep down the regard for her which is universal among Bryan pupils.