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

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K' I L3 rye., ,elv- i Morning Activity For many students the day begins very early. They drag themselves out of bed to a OO class that starts at 7:25 a,m. The very dedicated Band and Belles find their way to school at 7:00 am. and to Forrester Field House at 6:45 a.m. the day before the football game. Some people come to the lunchroom to finish the last bit of homework. Various activities take place before school, including the cheerleaders and spirits trying to get everything organized for the pep assemblies. Then there are those who come to get a coke and talk to their friends before first period. 1, Rusty Fleid takes practice serious. 2. Mark Brown looks the band over while directing. 3. Jo Ann Pepper and Cheryl McDonald practice for Belles in comfortable attire. 4. Greg Todora and Larry Buck have a coke before class. 5. Dress is nothing special for early morning band practice. 6. Frances Claire, Jerry Turner, Lori Bowmen, and Angela McQueen visit in the lunchroom during early morning hours. EARLY MORNING EARLY MORNING

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New Faces, New Friends The first day of school begins with a tense excitement. Stu- dents walt anxiously to see who their teachers are and who is in their classes. ln homeroom, cen- sus cards and enrollment cards are filled out, lockers are assigned and schedules are passed out. Counselors are set up in the auditorium to deal with students who are complaining about such things as four English classes and no lunch. When homeroom finally comes to an end, many new stu- dents are found searching for room numbers which do not seem to exist. Once classrooms are found, teachers and students alike undertake the task of learn- ing which names go to which faces. 1. Cristy Reynolds and Leigh Anne Prine discuss the events ol the day. 2. Karen Gildea and Kelli Nettle accompany Paula Parvin, who shows her opinion of school. 3. Mark Fagg and Julie Christian are glad the school day is over. 4. Larry Gracey meets the fate of a pink slip. 5. David Belcher and Linda Ardizone argue over their schedules with Mrs. Lewis. - M f , ., .,.,....w .,.., ,..,.,.,....,,:,, :W N . .... .V ,Ha -an ,Mix f 'fri 4, -W ' W if ,, 46 Y . J, MW! tif' 1 fst- s .. P 3 i sg. .. I ' if lx u il - asm-'rf 4 451- 1 .. fre. ,H I ,W qs sy, tw . 2 ia 1 :W li' 'W i- tapes-sf ia. ,. 1 . IN . I - i, v , 5 exit K fl' 5 ii was if Lge , :I ' x E ' f- Y J sr fr s it l A .f. Nn.,,4. ,,t2f In kia-W , rw- fa M.. ' as-I r B -'Z FIRST DAYFIRST DAY FIRST DAY FIRST DAY