Page 43 - CBA 1997 YEARBOOK

Christopher Balamut
Amnesty Int 10-12, Drama Club 12, S.A.D.D. 9-
Tina Marie Barbuto
Tennis 9, 10, La Sallian Yg 9-12, Chorus 9,
E.C.O.S. 10, Amnesty Int 9-12, S.A.D.D. 9-11
Leaving CBA
Our Home Away From Home
Our time as students at CBA has
come to an end; high school is now in
our past, college in our future. The
friendships we have made here, as
well as the memories we share, will
never leave us. We welcome new be­
ginnings without disregarding our
past experiences here at CBA. We have
been stripped of the clothes of imma­
turity and are putting on the threads
of adulthood. We look back on our
years at CBA, and we remember our
friends — part of our pasts and our fu­
11
What's lunch without a
little something from
Mother's Cupboard?
Jeff Segar and Laura
Hickson stop for a
snack on tacky day.
Mike Scala takes Liz
Brandt for a spin on
the lunch tray cart.
Hope the lunch la­
dies aren't watch-
ing!!
Lisa M. Barbieri
V Soccer 9, La Sallian Yg 11, Amnesty Int 9-12,
Yearbook 12, E Trust Yg 12, S.A.D.D. 9-11
tures.
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Erin Sorrell