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

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Worthy BA Students Receive Salutes 'N - Qc 'gt' ...ggi -. . is 'A ki .... T of at Cathy Bellah Cheerfulness and optimism were the ingredients that combined to make Cathy Bellah's senior year successful. As a member of the Spirits and a squadleader, Cathy helped promote school spirit. Her scholastic talents were honored through member- ship in the National Honor Society and being a part of the A Honor Roll. Cathy also participated in Quill and Scroll, and was in charge of publicity for the El Conquis- tador. ln her senior year, Cathy was devoted to Pub and the Senior Council. The El Conqulstador salutes Cathy Bellah. David Parks showed his concern for people around him and in the community by serving as President of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. David joined fellow student leaders in organizing food drives for Thanksgivf ing and Christmas. Though his community services required time, David still found room for club activities. He served as Science Club treasurer and as a part of the Latin Club. Athletics also took time for David. He played on the B team in his first year and joined the Varsity while a jun- ior and senior. Achievements entered David's high school life as he was on the A Honor Roll and was recognized by being selected as a B.A. representative on the Executive Assist- ant Program. The El C is indeed honored to salute David Parks. David Parks

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Terrence Chaney Leadership was the key as Terrence Chaney helped unlock the more nar- row minds of Bryan Adams. Presiding over the Human Relations Committee, Terrence faced the problem of getting people to accept others as they were. He succeeded through monthly meetings by sharing thoughts and ideas with the committee. Terrence also served as Student Council Vice-President. He led the Council in activities and was responsible for scheduling the meetings. As a member of the Marching Band for three years, the Concert band for one, and the Symphonic band for two, Terrence added his talent for music. With all these activities and more, Terrence maintained a B average and was honored by being on the Student Advisory Board, The El C is proud to present Terrence Chaney with the Cold Cougar.

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Mary Christianson Involving herself with many activities within Bryan Adams, Mary Sue Christansen found time to have some concern for what she did. Mary started out with a good attitude and didn't take advantage of making her years at B.A. worthwhile. Spirits and the Cothurnus Club were two of the many activities that she belonged to. As a Latin student she went on to become the Social Chairman in her junior year and the Co-Consul her senior year. Also active in the Science Club, she was elected Vice- President. Mary occupied her last year with the Pub and the Sen- ior Council. A good student, Mary maintained a B aver- age and was on the National Honor Society. The El C is pleased to salute a student as deserving as Mary Chris- tansen. Behind the cute smile and a nice personality lurked the active being of Cheryl Washington. Improving stu- dent relations was her goal as Cheryl joined the Human Relations Club in her sophomore year and remained until her senior year. She also became involved in stu- dent affairs by being a part of the Student Council for two years. Writing also entered Cheryl's schedule as she partici- pated in the creative writing class in her second year, and later joined the Pub Staff. She was also a member of the Latin Club. Honors took their place when Cheryl became a part of a new tradition at Bryan Adamsg she was one of two Homecoming Queens. The El C is happy to salute Cheryl Washington. Cheryl Washington 5- w-.. .