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Inspired by Garfield, I undertook to write the Junior High Yearbook article. How would a High School Senior go about writing the Year­ book article? I asked myself. The answer was found in the deep dark
corridors of what many new CBA students consider “ The dreadful pits of incubation.”
This was fairly new to me be­ cause six years ago where I com­ menced my CBA education journey the middle school, as it was called then, was on the middle floor and not built into the side of a hill.
In my research I discovered that the dreaded incubation chamber gave light to many surprises and innovations. The middle school as it was called in now justly called The Junior High. With a change in name came a change in curriculum. Pro­ grams such as home-economics and photography mini-courses came about. New faculty members such as Mrs. Gunter, Mrs. Wlek- linski, and Sister Anne, have also added their special touch to make CBA’s Junior High a special place to learn.
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