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Amnesty
International
This year students respond­ ed to growing social aware­ ness by joining CBA’s first chapter of Amnesty Interna­ tional. Suzi Martin, junior and student coordinator of the
chapter, headed the group with the aid of faculty advisor Miss Limpert. The group con­ centrated on educating the school community about hu­ man rights violations around the world and working to free prisoners of conscience. Some
activities included letter writ­ ing, petitioning, and partici­ pating in a successful t-shirt sale. Al had a successful first year at CBA and looks forward to accepting another challeng­ ing year.
Art Club
In 1987, the Art Club was founded by a group of eighth graders who wanted to con­ tinue exercising their talents, and did not have an art class that year. By 1992, the Art Club had grown far beyond what anyone had expected, with members from all parts of the school. Few now remember that they owe this opportunity to a few eighth grade boys who wanted to draw. Members came in every week to do anything from clay sculpture to mural painting. As the foun­ ders leave sight and memory, our legacy is going strong and will last for many years to come.
Amnesty International
Front row J. Salisbury, K. McAvoy. J. DeFeo, D. Mookherjee, A. Tisdell, E. Overend, K. Tracy, R. Cuenca, E. Murray, A. Perez de Tagle 2nd row M. Eelieu, J. Squadrito, V. Sindoni, G. Hart, B. Fontanella, K. Tucci. P. Falcone, A. Westerning, J. Bigelow 3rd row D. Hennessey, N. Dunn, K. Powers, C. Sorrel, K. Ryan, S, Vanderloo, L. Murphy, N. O ’Hara. M. Smith. B. Bigelow Back row L. Szykowski, K. Benson, C. Carrol. L. Lucas. L. Uva, S. Schaffer, K. Church, R. Genant, J. Norris, L. Tornabene, Miss Limpert, M. Popkess, B. Bernales
Art Club
Front row Mrs. Fiutak, M. Swatt. J. Judge. P. Wieldman. J. Sung, P.J. Kuno Middle row B. Monreal, }■ Bialek, N. Snyder, M. Rock, J. Benson, S. Constantine, M. Osinski, K. Clark Back row K. Church. K. Stauffer, M. Pobedinski, M. Kusak-McGuire. E. Alton