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

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Patricia N. Byrd Dino Calcasola Tim E. Caldbeck Heather Campbell Keith Campbell 19 Granville Street 123 Wachusett Street 17 Sunbrier Road 123 Pondview Drive 112 Hastings Street Afro-Am., Blue White, Hockey, Soccer Drama Club, N.H.S. Track Photography Club, Track a wD SC DD SD OD - Paul Capone Tim Carabine Tracy Carlin 133 Manchester Terrace 166 Old Farm Road 29 Kay Street Swimming Donna Cassesse Reno F. Ceravalo George N. Chaclas 11 Bay Meadow Road 118 Governor Street 381 Page Boulevard Banquet Committee Soccer Baseball, N.H.S., Soccer, Wrestling SabDPD BPpP Pp DPpP DP PPP LPP PP PP PSP SP PP SP SF SP SP —SP- = Le ame tl Scott D. Chisholm Unon Choe Paula Chrisanthopoulus Donna M. Cignoli Amy E. Clark 253 Sunrise Terrace 119 Clydesdale Lane 172 Mallowhill Road 101 Pelham Street 26 Florentine Gardens Ballot Committee, Ski Club Band, Soccer, Softball Ballot. Committee, Prom Committee Seniors 25

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It Sure Was Fun Ah, yes. Senior year — what fun! That's what everyone told me as September 9, 1981 drew closer and closer. During the summer after my junior year, | constantly heard my older friends and relatives reminisce about their last year in high school. Everyone spoke of how much fun I would have in that school year of 1981-1982. I can't believe it, but they actually had me excited about beginning 12th grade. Within a month after school if ee ee » : — began, my excitement turned to panic as | frantically tilled out my SAT registration form, and dashed to the post office two min- utes before midnight to get it postmarked on time. That inci- dent was my introduction to what my senior year really was — not a bunch of fun, but a chaotic six months, after which my nerves were completely frayed. It is a wonder | did not have a nervous breakdown. Fortunately, I did make the SAT deadline and found myself sitting in school on a Saturday morning in November. I was soon regretting I had ever made it to the post office on time. As the eagle-eyed proctor passed out the exam, my palms became sweaty and butterflies began flying around in my stomach. That test could decide my future. It was then | decided I hated be- ing a senior. Throughout the following months, that thought lingered in my mind. It seemed | never had time to enjoy being a senior be- cause I was always worrying about my future. In the middle of the night, | would wake up in a cold sweat after dreaming that all the colleges I had applied to re- jected me. 24 Seniors Not only did I worry about be- ing accepted at colleges, but I was also afraid | would miss the five or six deadlines which were always on my mind. My calendar looked like a Calculus book, with appointments and dates scrib- bled haphazardly all over it. | had so much business to attend to, I could have hired my own personal secretary. Maybe I should have, because one would have come in handy on those nights when | stayed up until one o'clock typing my college and scholarship applications. Somehow, someway, I did meet all those deadlines, even without a secretary. That must have been my lucky year, con- sidering | received a score of over 200 on my SAT. In April, | learned all my worrying was for nothing, as | opened the letter saying, ‘Congratulations, you have been accepted to our col- lege. When I read that, | leaped into the air and shouted, ''Whoo- pie! It's wonderful to be a sen- ior!” 1. “Yeah, I love being a senior!” exclaims Richard Kohn. 2. “You should hear what this college expects me to do,” says a shocked George Romeo. 3. “Hey, don’t mess with the kid!” says William Mitchell. 4. “and the chin bone is con- nected to the jaw bone,” sings Michael Stasiak. 5. “Idon't get the joke,” says Mi- chael Bazegian. 6. Jon Kelley shows us his distinguished profile. 7. “Hey! Take our picture! We're photogenic!” beg Sheryl Gordon and Laurie Graves. 8. Rich Fleishner does what he does best. Marie T. Butler 104 Orpheam Street Soccer, Softball Lawrence A. Butler 116 Winding Lane Lisa A. Campion 146 Woodland Road Ballot Committee, Ski Club Jodi Capell 42 Stratford Terrace Marcia Case 125 Balboa Drive Laurie A. Case 51 Clough Street Cheerleading, Prom Committee Robert A. Chernick 18 Crystal Brook Drive Library Aide, Senate Mouna Chamoun 175 Dubois Street Recorder, Scribe, Student Patrol a A DD DP SDP SP =P aD a-P —=s-

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Venesa Cline Lisa M. Condino Donna L. Conley Micheal C. Contakis William R. Coolbeth 55 Dresden Street 102 Keddy Street 17 Keddy Street 84 Blanche Street 36 Commonwealth Avenue Drama Club, Majorettes, “As Schools Match Wits’, Scribe Tennis N.H.S., Scribe, Soccer Blue White, N.H.S., Scribe Will Committee Tammy Crouse Eileen F. Crowley Joanne M. Crowley John Cunningham Theresa Curley 45 Washington Street 76 Sterling Street 15 Lynwood Terrace 15 Montclair Street 114 Governor Street Blue White Business Lori Defalco Dara P. Deflorio Tina Degon Daryl Delamarter Sandra L. DeMaio 55 Tumbleweed Road 297 Arcadia Boulevard 69 Strong Street 85 Talmadge Street 256 Elpaso Street Drama Club, Madrigal, Wrestling NHS, Scribe Claudette A. Dinnall Kimberly E. Doersam John Donnelly Kim Donovan Brian P. Duncan 44 Andrew Street 177 Roy Street 99 Rosewell Avenue 62 Garland Street 36 Rockland Street Student Government Recorder, Scribe Track 26 Seniors