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

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What Goes On After 2:10? After the school day ended this year + each of us had a different route to take. Many students went to work or were in- volved in a particular hobby. Still others went downtown for a bite to eat or to browse through the shops at Baystate West. For students who worked, was it diffi- cult for them to do their homework and socialize? Karen Orr, a Friendly’s employ- ee did not seem too complacent as a re- sult of her schedule. Because of her long hours at work she rarely had enough time to socialize and do her homework. In her spare time, Karen said she like to listen to music. Michelle Orr, Karen’s sister, also an employee of Friendly’s, had the same attitude as Karen as far as going to work and school was concerned. When Mi- chelle had extra time she said she went shopping to one of the various malls in the area. For those of us who didn’t work, some- thing had to be done to pass the time. Kevin Campbell spent many after school hours on his dirt bike to get away from all the burdens and anxieties of high school. He claimed riding was an escape. Video games were definitely “In” this year. After school many video game junk- ies headed for the nearest arcade. Dan Waterman, a sophomore, said video games were a great pastime which kept ‘ | 4 aHE + | Above: Karen Orr prefers posing for a picture instead of tending to her work. Bottom right: Punching in the total is Michelle Orr, who seems to be enjoying her after school job. Student Life him busy for many hours after school. Many students had to babysit after school for a younger sibling or neighbor. These students agreed that this was defi- nitely not the most exciting way to pass the time after school, but was a conve- nient way to earn some money. Driving school was a must for those of us who wanted to get our license as soon as possible, therefore the majority of these students headed down to Travis Auto School after the 2:10 bell rang. No matter what was done after school, there were always those extra few hours put aside for that dreadful homework. Top right: Smiling with delight is Renee Trudell, after she realizes there’s only one minute left until the 2:10 bell rings. Above: Dan Waterman continues to maintain his cool while playing against that unbeatable Phoenix.

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McDonalds Ly mryey - i Bir FOLLTE FIO Top right: Make sure you don't lose your balance on that cycle Kevin! Above: Two Classical students seem to be waiting for the bus pa- tiently. Bottom left: Michelle La- montagne intently studies for her Driver's License Test. Top left: Are you gawking at your dreamgirl Jimmy ? Above: Heading down to McD’s are two Classical students, trying to satisfy “the grumblies.” Above: Paul Barden seems to be having a good time down at Travis Auto School. Student Life