Page 17 - CBA 2001 YEARBOOK

CBA mascot Mike Brisson livened up the pep rally with his death defying stunts. When he slid head first into the stands, we were all a bit worried, but when he popped back up smiling, we knew we had one resilient mascot.
Homecoming 2000 was about as fun as a week could be, given that we still had to be in school. The week started a bit slowlyonTuesday,withhatday. HatsofftoAdamTornabene‘01 and Martin McMahon ‘02, along with many others, for their exciting selections. The always popular Tacky Day, on Wednesday, was as colorful as the psychedelic ‘60s. It looked like everyone raided eitherthe vintage clothing store ortheir dad’s golf clothes for these outfits. School colors brightened the building up on Thursday.
The real excitement came on Friday, when everyone wore a shirt proudly bearing their class year. When we gathered in the gym at the end of the day forthe pep rally, the sea of purple and gold was an awesome sight. Welcoming our varsity athletes and wishing them well in their seasons was a thrilling end to an exciting week in the building. Then the thrill continued Friday night, as our undefeated football team took on Cortland and soundly sent them packing, 53-6. All in all, it was a great week to be a Brother.
Showing off their class pride, Joshua Huiing ‘01, Katie Weinheimer '02, Steve Mantione ‘03, Meianie George ‘04, Dave Kribs ‘05, and Jessie Zehel ‘06 dispiay the speciai Homecoming shirts students wore on Friday. Now we aii know what grade everyone is in - or at ieast we did for a day.
One of the many Tacky Day success stories. 8th grader Robby Meade shows just how good his dad iooks when he’s goifing - on Christmas Day. Love the coior choices!
A moment of refiection before the start of another winning footbaiigame. The CBA Varsity footbaii team iines up for the Star Spangied Banner before the Homecoming game.
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