Page 16 - CBA 1985 YEARBOOK

“What’d ’ja get?” “Who won?” “Who sold the most raffle tick­ ets?” The past year has seen us constantly measuring ourselves against others, academically, athletically, socially. From the Fall Field days through Winter Week to end-of- the-year membership in the Brother Adolphus Honor Society, we’ve striven for both individual
and group success. And we’ve grown. Competition has taken many forms that
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weren’t always so obvious: the friendly banter of grade comparison, the more serious task of addy ing Winter Week prizes to the class treasury, and even who gets into the lunch line first. Somehow, it never seemed to dampen the enthusiasm that underlay day-to-day life at CBA. If anything, the competition enhanced our sense that CBA was something special, that we were a closely knit group despite our varied interests and talents.
(top left) Scott Laba, Tom Knych,
and Andy Pauls toast the competi­ 12 tion of Frosh Field Days.
(top right) A long day gets mixed reviews from Tim Finney, Vic Ci- ciarelli, and Bobby Campbell.
(above left) Watch Out! Here comes Chris Snow and he’s ready for action.
(above right) Gordy Gillmore and Steve Kenan prove that getting to the cafeteria on time can be tough.