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Even with all of her
AP classes, Ann Mag-
narelli is still able to
take time out of her
busy schedule to have
her picture taken.
Stress can build very
easily during school.
Mark Mortek looks
like he needs to re­
lieve a little of his
stress.
Kelly Marie Willman
Outdoor Track 10, La Sallian Yg 9-12, Student
Senate 9, 10, 12, Chorus 9-12, Select Chorus 11,
12, Drama Club 9-12, Forensics 10-12, S.A.D.D.
9-11, Campus Ministry 10-12, Spanish Club 11
Amanda L. Woods
Outdoor Track 9-12, Indoor Track 10-12, X-
Country 11,12, V Swimming 9,10, JV Basketball
9, Amnesty Int 9, 10, S.A.D.D. 9-12, N.H.S. 11,
12
attend college after graduation. This year's
senior class will adhere to this tradition. As we
near the end of our high school careers, many
of us are making the difficult decision of where
to spend the next few years of our lives.
The transition from a small, close-knit high
school into college life will be both interesting
and cumbersome for all of us. We will soon be
thrust into a new environment that will re­
quire us to take charge of our lives. What
awaits us as we graduate this June is our fu­
ture.
What Awaits Us
Life After CBA
Traditionally, most CBA students go on to
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