Page 19 - CBA 1985 YEARBOOK

As the end of the year approached, anxiety There was sadness, however, in the knowledge
and tensions heightened. W e started to
look forward to new beginnings. We then realized that the new schedule had been bearable and that courses were conquerable. We were now working as a well-oiled machine which had taken an entire year to build.
avid Spina and Chris Chisholm e among the few who finish lunch
15
22 minutes.
that the machine might falter as some students chose to leave and the Seniors went on to college. There was still hope, nevertheless, because the process of synergenesis never ends and all miss­ ing parts would be replaced. CBA would still sur­ vive.