If you're a little curious about this site and how it appeared, who created it, etc, please read on.  If you're not, you can use the back button on your browser or use the links at the left.  Or if you want to leave the web site altogether let me suggest a good place to start: www.google.com 

The Cabrini Crier, online edition was introduced in the first week of January 2002.  The original edition which appeared in 1985 (but don't quote me on that!) was typed, then copied and sold to students wishing to read the latest school events, interviews and student gossip.   

This version is no different except that it now exists to help those who want to contact one another, to share a few of those old high school memories, and possibly explore the opportunity for a Cabrini reunion.   The web site is here for your use, to entertain your ideas and welcomes any suggestions you may have.  You can also participate by contributing photos and/or stories, submitting your name to the former student list or through signing the register.  If you happen to submit photos or articles, etc, your name will also appear with them.

Please note: If you sign the register but don't use the form to submit your name to the former students list it will not be added.  The register is too cumbersome for this purpose, whereas the form makes the process of adding your names a little easier.

For those of you who are wondering where the idea came from for this site you can blame www.classmates.com ! However, unlike classmates.com I'm not expecting you to pay a hefty fee to contact your old friends.  This service is free.  

And for those wondering who created the site,... Hi, I'm Martha Collier.   I attended Cabrini High School from 1980-1987, graduated in '86 but went back for extra courses or maybe it was because I loved it so much!  

A year ago I came across an old Cabrini school crest, in a basket along with other crests from schools in the area, at a shop on Broadway.  These must have been a left-over supply from the jackets that once used to proudly display them.  Feeling a little sentimental and seeing they were only a dollar, I bought the only two Cabrini crests remaining and brought them home.  One of them is displayed here throughout the site, the other was sent to my sister, Christine, in Louisianna.  Out of a family of seven, five of us attended Cabrini, starting from the oldest to the youngest, they are: Madonna, John, (skip me, you already know!), Christine and Andrea.  Some of you may remember them or were in the same class together.  

It was with an interest in making web pages and wondering where our former friends and classmates had all migrated to that I started out making this web site.  So far it's been a real pleasure developing and seeing it come to life as well as hearing from many of you  ...I'm pleased with its progress in this, just a short time, and hope you will be too.  Enjoy!

All the best,

Martha Collier
Class of 1986
cabrinicrier@hotmail.com