Page 85 - CBA 1993 YEARBOOK

Is there an option to studying?
Teachers' demands pile on and
some days your only choice is
to get down to work.
Together, We Are One
ince CBA is both a junior high
and a high school, kids tend
seventh and eighth grade. That
makes it difficult for the new ninth
to become close friends in graders. Fortunately, many fresh­
This early Fall swim meet finds Aly Doug­
las anxiously glancing at her times. This
is Aly's first year at CBA and she is al­
ready active in our sports program.
men fit in immediately, and join
sports and clubs.
CBA sports, for example, not only
provide students with the chance to
learn team spirit and to work to­
gether, but also the chance to make
friends.
As soon as you join these "teams"
you feel as if you are officially a
"Brother." For new ninth graders this
means confidence and a memorable
freshman year.
Freshman face full of fun! Mary
Gorman takes the right ap­
proach to her first year of high
school.
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