Page 74 - CBA 1983 YEARBOOK

After
hours
of performing
in school, many
C B A
stu­
Several activities, such as Math League and Foren­
sics, offer friendly, non-athletic competition. Both of
these activities require hours of long, hard practice.
Students are given the opportunity to use the skill
acquired from their practice in regular interscholastic
tournaments. The proof was in the success of both
activities. Math League finished fifth out of 30 schools,
while Forensics sent 8 students to the state finals and 5
to nationals.
Extra-Curricular activities are a necessary element
of any academic tour. These activities provide a relief
from the routine life of a CBA performer. At the same
time, these activities help students achieve the rounded
education for which they are striving.
dents look forward to after school activities. The activi­
ties provide a necessary relief for tension created by
hours of academic performing. At the same time, many
of these activities provide services necessary to the
school.
Many of these activities, such as Student Senate,
Yearbook, and Newspaper provide services that pro­
mote school spirit. The Student Senate, which also
operates the Booster Club, helps to improve the overall
quality of CBA life. The Newspaper keeps the student
body informed on school happenings, while the award
winning
Yearbook
reflected
life at
C B A
from the
stu­
dent’s perspective.
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