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/ ey everyone, we’re I * ! Seniors this year! But, ^ s o what? Every year there is a class that is called Seniors. So what is the big deal this year? How are we differ­
ent from previous classes? Well, folks, to tell you the truth we aren’t that much different. W e are a group of individuals that are approximately all the same age, we have the right to drive now, we can leave school if we have free the last period of school. So why in the world are we going to write a long article on the fact that we are seniors now? That is ridicu­ lous. Well, I have to tell you that we are not the same as previous classes that have graduated. W e are special and different because we are made up of individuals that are unique. When one combines a group of unique individuals one ends up with a unique group. I suppose this is obvious to most of you out there. Well then, that is really great that you know just how special this group is. We have people in our
class like Carrie Niland, Joe Sindoni, Mark Russo, Stephan­ ie Adornato, John Judge, Kar­ en Allen, and Nell O'Hara. That’s just to name a few. In the following pages, you will come across all the other spectacular seniors. We are a group of individuals. It is these individuals that characterize the class. Without people like
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Terry Satalin, Mark Fazio, Kris­ ty Carbone, Mike Donnelly, John Geisler, and Brendan Lewis this class just wouldn’t be the same.
To get to the point, this class IS this class because of the people that are in it. We aren’t JUST another graduating class, we are more than that. We are who we are and that is the graduating class from CBA in
(upper left) Paul Falcone attempts to intimidate John McKeon with his awesome strength. John, however, is not about to put up with this.
(far left) Carrie Niland gingerly looks up from her studies. She doesn’t seem to be overcome with senior stresses.
Ron Mucci flashes one of those legendary smiles at the cameraman.
1992. So listen up Chris Chris- tou, Jamie Orr, and Tony Sloane (yes, you three) you have add­ ed your part or parts to what makes this class THIS CLASS. Now just flip the pages and you’ll see all the other great seniors that have been doing their part to make this class a great class.