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And so, another school year draws to an end. For some, mis the beginning of the future; for most, it is a summer of free­ dom and a return to CBA next year. But, despite the drudger|pf school, the Academy is a place of friends — a place where we all share smiles, tears, good times, bad times, wins, and lo s s » We are all a part of CBA as much as it is a part of us. Even for those of us who are moving on, we will always be welcomedfcck as friends. Ths sun is setting on this year, and the sun is sure to rise again n^|j,year. Until then, dust will gather in the halls, but we will eventually be back to begin our cycle anew.
Best of luck to all,^and congratulations to the Class of||989.
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