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

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OPPOSITE: Mrs. Bronaugh’s wagging finger finds a new culprit. CENTER: The library provides needed material for industrious students. BOTTOM LEFT: Study Halls allow short naps between classes. BELOW: Mr. Bull critiques a student-led class session. BELOW RIGHT: An ordinary reaction from John Elliott in speech class.

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Diversified Activities Keynote BA — A school day at Bryan Adams covered anything from the study of ancient Roman history to bad attitudes in four-year-old children. Each day the tardy bell rang promptly at 8:25, and another seven hours of work began. Students at Bryan Adams, however, always found ways to make each new day fresh and exciting. Some people enjoyed “rapping” with each other in the lunchroom or on the blacktop, while others took pride in schoolwork or extra-curricular activities. With research assignments constantly due, many found a wealth of material in the library. Still other students managed to squeeze enough time into busy schedules for such courses as Driver Education or Creative Writing. Such was the 1972-1973 school year. oo co co oo me

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Fall Assemblies Promote Spirit High-pitched and thrilling pep assemblies were witnessed each week by the student body during the 1972 football season. Cheers and anticipation filled the auditorium as the assemblies progressed throughout the season. Spirit was released in such a fashion that the “roof was raised.” Pep talks given by various members of the football team assured Cougar fans of a victory. Skits predicting this were presented each week by the cheer- leaders. Previews of the weeks halftime show were performed by the Belles and Majorettes. TOP LEFT: Rex Curtis foretells the upcoming Cougar victory. ABOVE: Spruce Apaches threaten BA. RIGHT: Mark Tooley and Sharon Morgan advertise their merchan- dise to the student body.