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SOPHOMORES CONTINUE THE ACADEMY EXPERIENCE
The summer of 1986 had dis­ into a fervor that made this year appeared much too rapidly one to remember. A dramatic
Most notably however was the degree of unity which the sophomore class exhibited. They grew up from a year ago, and raised their maturity to an even higher plateau. It is this maturity that will lead them to successful manhood. The soph­ omore class of 1989 is not to be overlooked in our future years at C.B.A., or twenty years down the road.
MARIANO GARCIA JOHN GIAMARTINO DARYL GLADDEN JOHN HAAS
REID HEISER
PETER HOTTENSTEIN MARK HGMPLEBY MICHAEL lUDICE SHAWN JONES MATTHEW KANERVIKO MATTHEW KAUFMAN
when the sophomore class of 1989 found themselves return­ ing to the halls of C.B.A. They looked forward to renewing old friendships and recalling events of the summer. Others were happy to be accustomed to the school to which they were or­ phans one year ago.
The beginning of the school year starting with the ever-pop- ular orientation and developed
campaign for class president helped start the year on an en­ thusiastic note. By October, the sophomores were represented by their involvement in many extra-curricular activities, rang­ ing from hockey, baseball, foot­ ball, basketball, soccer, track, (all of which reflected their ex­ cellent efforts), to the more sub­ tle forensics, drama, band, year­ book, and Student Senate.
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