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From this day to the ending o f the world. But we in it shall be remembered-
We few, we happy few, we band o f brothers; For he to-day that sheds his blood with me^ Shall be my brother
Although w e have not fought actual battles, w e have had our share of obstacles here at CBA. These obstacles have created some of the most memorable experiences w e will ever have. Some of them are ones that wewanttorememberforaslongsiswelive,whileothersareoneswewilltryandforget. Regardlessofthe experience, there is one common thread that runs through all ofthem: friendship. W e have been in situations where we were down on ourselves; where all we needed wais somebody to talk to, and as we turned around, sometimes hopeless that we would never get past this, somebody was there; somebody to talk to, somebody to lean on, somebody who understood
word. As we ran into these
been helpful, but most likely the only
what we were going through were
one claiss, the one that we dreaded
stand. W e would complain to those
understand where we were coming
bad attitude from that class against us.
Through it all, w e have depended on
known since day one at CBA and the ones that we have only just met in this past year. W hat has made CBA so memorable isn't winning the state title; it isn't the fact that w e got the best grades; it isn't that fact that w e joined every club. W hat makes CBA memorable are the people, our friends, \ears from now, we won't remember all ofthe little things, but we will remember this group offriends, this band ofbrothers.
without you ever saying a single experiences, our families may have people who knew and understood our friends. W e have all had that going to, the one that w e couldn't in the class and they would
from. They would never hold our but instead would be understanding, our friends, the ones that we have