First Baptist Academy - Cornerstone Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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5 f Q f ? The class favorites. Summoned by the court of their peers, they have giv- en testimony of their lives. Subpoenaed for his six year veteranship at F.B.A. and involvement in many activities, Andrew Thomas Kovan enjoys First Baptist primarily because of its fellowship between stu- dents and faculty. He has been involved in a disci- pleship program known as Second Milen and de- scribes himself as zany.,' Cathy Blackshear has been a resident of F.B.A. since seventh grade and is involved in Spanish Club, Young Life, track, and also finds time to be a Drill Team Lt. She enjoys being a clown at his birthday parties and is known for her laughing, joyful per- sonality. Kevin Sutton has given testimony that he attends F.B.A. Because all my friends go here? Although he has many friends, Kevin sites his mother as his greatest influence. He enjoys almost all sports and participating in the- atre arts and choir. Since coming to F.B.A. 22 People J'-12' ,4frf'1 Mi' , ,, we f :Qtr YA Q BABY? in the first grade, Sopho- more favorite Jamie Ben'y has made many friends. Because of her parents in- fluence, she participates in cheerleading and tennis. She recalls that her most embarrassing moment came when she was locked out of her room at cheer- leading camp wearing only a towel. Robert Peters has at- tended F.B.A. for 2 years. He enjoys playing football, .4-ml k h 4- I s drawing, and assembling models. Michael Jordan is his role model because of his outstanding athletic ability. Amy Weaver, a creative individual, has attended First Baptist for 3 years. Besides playing basketball, volleyball, and tennis, she enjoys collecting dino- saurs. Having a Christian education is the reason she attends F.B.A. - James Dean 8: Peters mv L ' A 1

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