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Anne Uva Campus Minister
When Mr. Wleklinski attended CBA, only boys were admitted, and the vast majority of teachers were Brothers. He considers it to be a great improvement that the school converted to being co-ed. He feels the girls have been a great asset in both academic and
physical achievements. The building itself has
changed considerably. The cafeteria and library have been updated, and Albrandi Stadium added. Before the stadium was built all football games were played at Griffin Fields.
Mr. W. finds it difficult to concentrate on one ex­ act improvement, but hopes that CBA will continue
to keep standards already set. He feels that academ­ ically and physically CBA is one of the best schools in the state, and he hopes for it to stay that way.
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