Classical High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Classical High School 235 State Street Springfield, Ma. 01103 Volume 56 Opening 1

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eally, is it worth a blow R.. our egoes to ask her out Friday night? Is it worth cramming just for a ‘C’? Is all the pain we put up with worth that silly piece of paper that they withhold anyway until we surrender our caps and gowns? At the time, the answer would definitely be “No, the price we pay isn’t worth what we get out of high school at alll” But in the long run, let’s face it, gang, high school is a constant learning and growing process that none of us should miss. What would adolescence be without the hopes and hassles of high school? H... 18 without feeling 1. Brock in shock. 2. Sue Benoit is in awe at her surroundings. 3. “Paging Mary on the hotline!” 4. Classical’s fans aren’t al- ways this happy, but we try! 5. Don’t mess with Joyce Perry. 6. An over- crowded cafeteria strikes again. 7. Meg Reilly turns on her charm for the camera. 8. The light shines on Brenda Jackson — a sign from heaven maybe? ow would we make it to the irresponsibility of skipping a class, the apprehension of Phil Hart’s office, or the joy of boarding that bus at 2:15 everyday with one more day of school behind us? Forget age 18. How would we make it through the day without that cigarette after first, a social visit to the girl’s room after lunch, or the panic of getting the books for the final bibliography due tomorrow?