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

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if - . . - Q if g ei , . Y 19, gf Q F Q A 1:5 ' q'hpur S zk,, W N '-'g- -i FAR LEFT: Counselors offer help to confused students. ABOVE LEFT: Homeroom always provides to be an exciting experience. ABOVE: School hasn't affected Glen Miller's summer remembranccs. LEFT: An R.O.T.C. member applies 11 bumper sticker for year-round parking.

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Bock to the Routine, Students Return On August 25, the 76-77 Bryan Adams school year began with high hopes on the part of both students and teachers. 8:25 found most people in their homerooms ready to fill out two or three cards and move on to lst period. Homeroom, however, lasted for one hour and fifteen minutes. Over half of all schedules were wrong. Three counselors spent several days trying to repair everyone's programs. The auditorium was packed on the first day with over 807' of the students waiting to discuss program changes with the counselors. As the Bryan Adams population emptied into the halls after homeroom, they dis- covered rhat with the new freshmen and sophomores, there was no room to walk. Needless to say, tardies were numerous. The typical You Are Here maps were placed at various intersections around the school, which helped new students a great deal. One other change at Bryan Adams was the addition of a 4th lunch. In all four lunches the lines were extremely long, even though a new line had been added. The juke box blasted out last year,s songs while everyone gulped down his lunch. Fifth, sixth, and seventh periods went as usual and at the 3:55 bell, students and teachers were glad school was over for that day. W-uma Awww

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Assemblies Give Students Pep oncl lnformotion Bryan Adams experienced many new happenings in the 1976-77 school year. One new experience was attempting to squeeze approximately 900 new freshmen into an already filled assembly. Many students were forced to stand along the auditorium walls. as others relaxed in chairs. Students stood as the Color Guard of the Reserve Officers Training Corps pre- sented the flags and led the Pledge of Allegiance. Following the posting of the colors, the cheerleaders led the student body in cheers to lead our team to victory. Weekly pep talks were given by different team members to encourage their team on to success. Our award winning Cougar band played many catchy tunes to which the maiorettes and drill team performed. The band also accompanied the student body in the singing of our National Anthem and Alma Mater. Our assemblies were a vital and enjoyable part of our school activities. TOP RIGHT: Steve Trubatisky cheers the football team on to victory. ' ABOVE: The band plays on as feature rwirler, ' Dorrae Tubb performs. 1 RIGHT: Cheerleaders Hank Edwards and Linda Davies humor the audience with a skit,