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

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Cordon Evans ,Q 0 5' .. -im Quiet but firm dedication were fitting words used to describe Gordon Evans. Both in the classroom and in extracurricular activities, his faithfulness and per- severance marked him as an outstanding individual. Gordon played varsity basketball for two years, and he served as co-captain this year. Under his leadership, BA won the Consolation Division Championship Prize at the Dr. Pepper Christmas Tournaments. Practicing long hours with the team and working closely with the coaches, Gordon dedicated his time and ener- gy toward creating a better basketball team for Bryan Adams. Cordon worked in the office all three of his years at BA, and his dependability made him a favorite with the administration. He approached his office duties with the same dedication and pride that made him a success as a basketball cap- tain, and his responsible attitude toward school business won him respect from the faculty. As a member of Senior Council, Gordon gave unselfishly of his time to do whatever was needed of him. As an honors student, his classroom perform- ances echoed the determination that pushed him above and beyond in all of his other activities. All in all, Cordon was a sincere and determined individual who was firmly dedicated to BA. To such a person, the el Conquistador is proud to present the Cold Cougar Award. ,-, if L' .- .,,, H

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From a senior class of 1100 emerged a few students whose names were synony- mous with the spirit of Bryan Adams. These were the individuals whose genuine in- terest in the school and natural desire to learn pushed them above and beyondii in all of their activites. Volunteering for extra class work and spending hours on the symposiums, musical productions, tournaments, and publications for which BA is famous, these students gave 10075 effort toward making the school live up to its standards of excellence. Their outstanding leadership, service, and concern won them respect from both the faculty and the student body. ln view of this unspoken respect, the el Conquistador proudly represents the en- tire school in recognizing these individuals. To them, we present the cherished Gold Cougar Awardsl' and the el C Salutesf'

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tudent Leaders Receive Gold Cougar One ol those people who never seem to meet a responsibility too big for them, .Janice Grammer proved her leadership ability time after time at BA. Always con- cerned, she listened intently to the feelings of other people and stood up for her own in all situations. During her junior year, she coordinated the activities of 300 girls as President of Spirits. Recognizing her sincere interest in BA students, the administration chose her to serve on the dress code committee with teachers, parents, and principals. As an active participant in the LIFE program, Janice worked many hours on planning the BA lab and Saturday session. This year, Janice was Secretary of the Student Council and Co-humor Editor of the Senior Pub. Craciously accepting her duties, Janice met her responsibili- ties with enthusiasm. She worked faithfully in the office for three years and was a member of Cothurnus Club. Well-liked by both faculty and student body, it only seemed natural that Janice would carry two or three major responsibilities at a time. The el Conquislador is proud to recognize Janice Grammer by pres- enting her the Gold Cougar Award. J amce Grammer X il I WNXX. Z