Page 20 - CBA 1992 YEARBOOK

School Spirit is an intan­ gible aura which lingers in the hallways and stirs the soul whenever I think of my Alma Mater.
School Spirit is people shar­ ing joys and sorrows.
School Spirit is unexplaina­ ble pride when I wear a purple and gold jacket.
School spirit is perpetual and blind hope at pep rallies.
School Spirit is remaining faithful and encouraging to CBA teams whether they win
or lose and whether I am a player or a spectator.
School Spirit is contributing part of myself to the CBA community by joining and par­ ticipating in an extracurricular activity.
School Spirit is spiritual bonding during school litur­ gies.
School Spirit is joining to­ gether to sing out our Alma Mater.
School Spirit is the recipro­ cal give-and-take between
teachers and students, with the end result being academic growth.
School Spirit is friendship, comaradarie, and cooperation among high school friends.
School Spirit is people grow­ ing into adulthood together.
School Spirit is sadness at saying goodbye on graduation day.
School Spirit is one fond glance backward as I enter the doorway to the future.
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After another long day at CBA, Ste­ phanie Lowe strikes a thoughtful pose: Is that the right bus or not?
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Jen Evans and Megan Deskin pause to ponder the upcoming school day. They don't look too thrilled about it.
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