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A major segment of the cycle has ended as we depart CBA. We have gone through the metamorphosis during our years here. School has become a place where friendships are valued, happiness has been ex­ perienced, and m aturity has devel­ oped. It is now a place that we can call a component of our life. If has become a haven that we can sincere­ ly call home.
We walk away from CBA more complete both physically and men­ tally as humans than when we had entered. The m ulti-faceted society that is CBA has prepared us for the life we plan to cultivate. The things we plan to do in life have also been initially formed and decided in our stay at CBA. A sojourn that now we look back on emerges as such a very brief encounter.
The lessons we have mastered
have made us better than even we
could envisioned. We have flour­
ished and expanded ourselves to
new levels and freed ourselves from
boundaries of youth ready to leave . the cocoon and soar to our future.
Life has been transform ed through
our experiences at CBA and will con­
tinue to alter as we journey through
Various phases of our lives. Our
memory will hold the zest and zeal
we acquired while at CBA and the
fun we had along the passage from
young boy to young man.
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