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SADD 9-12, Student Senate 11-12, FBLA 9-12,
Forensics 12, Golf 9-12.
Peter E. Neuburger
Ski Club 10-12, SADD 10-12, V. Soccer 11-
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JayIon A. Niekras
Amnesty International 11-12, SADD 11-12,
dent Senate 12, ECOS 11-12.
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With Siblings
At CBA, there is a tradition of family. Gen­
erations often follow each other in school. Go­
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ing to school with your siblings can be good
or bad. You may have a younger sibling that
is bothersome, annoying, or is a constant pain
to you. You could also have a sibling who is
very successful at CBA and, as a result, have
teachers call on you in class by his or her name
instead of your own.
There may be good sides to having a brother
or sister at CBA. If your sibling is popular, you
can become easily liked too. If your sibling was
a good athlete, coaches may look at you more
favorably. If your relation is a good student,
a teacher may believe you are too. Flowever,
friendship appears to be the best side of having
a brother or sister at CBA. You can talk and
joke about events in school. For better or for
worse, having a brother or sister at CBA makes
school feel a lot more like home.
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