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Robert Caraher Music 10, Chorus
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Kevin Conroy
History 11, Psychology, Public
Speaking
Lois A. Crowley Assistant Librarian
Dr. Toni Dalakos French 11, III, IV, AP French
Dr. Leslie Davis
AP Chemistry, Advanced Computer, Computer 9
Timothy Davis Music 8
Kay Demers Office Secretary
Paula Anne Donovan Chemistry
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When Brother Gabriel attended CBA as a student the classes were much more diminutive, and includ­ ed only boys. The subjects were all taught by Broth­ ers except one. This was influential to the students because they respected and looked up to the Brothers considerably. The school consisted of nothing more than a building and a parking lot, so all games and practices were held off property, usually at Roosevelt Jr. High. Baseball was the exception, and that was
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played at the lake. Another substantial difference was that every morning during homeroom students were taught a religion lesson by their homeroom teacher.
Brother has seen major improvements with the curriculum of CBA. There is a much more diverse selection of courses available today than when Brother Gabriel attended. Unlike before, Juniors and Seniors are now able to elect their own courses.
There is a large variety in people joining CBA’s staff. Their personalities and differences make the school a much friendlier and more enjoyable place to be. A recent improvement contributed to the school is the modernization of labs. Brother hopes that in the future CBA will allow technology to be­ come an even bigger role in academics, and that eve­ rything will be done in a more minute way.
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