Page 10 - CBA 1995 YEARBOOK

French Trip ’94
Last April, I was one of a group of students lucky enough to have the opportu­ nity to visit France. I had a great time, and I asked the others what they thought of the trip. Their responses?
“The couchette.” The
couchette, let me explain, is
what we slept in on the night
train from Avignon to Paris.
The couchettes were the little
rooms consisting of triple
bunkbeds. That was about it.
The rooms were the size of a
walk-in closet — with our lug­
gage, there was no room to
move. We all had to line up
with our bags at 5:00 A.M. in
the two-foot hallway, so we
would not be late.
Another popular answer to
my question was, “All those
steps we walked up on the Arc
what a bunch! Jenn Petrie,
Matt Curtin, Jason Linaberry,
Amanda Woods, Joe Stah-
lecker, Steve Judge, Linda
Semeraro, Jen Jacobson, and
Nicole Tafel pose for a pic­
ture in England.
de Triomphe in Paris — 285 to
be exact.” When we got to the
top, though, we could see all
the way down the Champs
Elysees, so it was worth it.
When I think of France, I
think about all the beautiful
scenery that we saw — the lit­
tle houses built into the sides
of the mountains, the view
from Pont du Gard, the Swiss
Alps. Most of all, I think of the
narrow cobblestone streets of
Paris and Aix-en-Provence,
just like the ones in story­
books.
We each hold different
memories of our time in Fr­
ance, but we all agree on one
thing: we had an awesome
time and can’t wait to go back.
Disha Mookherjee
CBA’s art teachers
enjoyed all Italy
had to offer. Mrs.
Fiutak and Ms.
McGinty admire
the beautiful
scenery.^
APaul Andnjsyszyn, Mi-
chaiah Mayes, Catherine
Lee, Alicia Tisdell, and
Disha Mookherjee enjoy
the scenic pleasures of
France. This fountain is
one of the many beauti­
ful sights they saw on
Students encountered
some odd people on the
street of France. Disha
M ookherjee made
friends with a mime!^
their trip abroad.