Page 177 - CBA 1985 YEARBOOK

When we came together in unifying threads.
September, we were sepa­ But, then, without our noticing it, rate. Buses and cars came things clicked. W e survived twenty
“What’s up?”Mik8 Julian checks out the new school after transferring from up north.
Working overtime isn't always as easy as it looks for soccer player, Eric Westerland.
Energetic Andy Oober displays his comical chicken routine.
A rare moment of freedom on the front steps is ex­ perienced by Rich Barnhill. Dan O’Dea, and Pete Colella.
from Cazenovia, Auburn, Central Square, and Syracuse to deposit us far away from home.
New schedules and courses and changes In the school regulations made it seem as if there were few
two minute lunches, full schedules, and non-stop classes. We came to­ gether In solemn liturgies and energet­ ic pep rallies. The P & G told us what common trends were taking place and how CBA teams were faring.
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