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

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tee “ Dana Dyer 7 Cornell Street Afro Am., Chorus, Drill Team Steve Dunnigan 85 Cheyenne Road Baseball, Coffee Shop Lisa J. Dupre 610 Armory Street Gymnastics, Softball Lisa M. Dusza 102 Clydesdale Lane Christine D. Enderle 109 Mooreland Street Cheerleading, Student Gov- ernment Lisa M. Edwards 56 Treetop Avenue Ski Club, Soccer Sondra G. Elder Lisa M. Ellis TI Clifton Avenue 144 Siena Vista Street Basketball, Track Soccer Richard C. Fairbanks 123 Croyden Terrace Basketball, Cross Country, Track Jeannie M. Filiault 60 Malibu Drive Ski Club, Soccer Lori Ferris 32 Boyer Street Student Patrol Judi M. Field 195 Carol Ann Street Peter Fratini 18 Eddywood Street Cross Country, Track Paul J. Fratini I8 Eddywood Street Cross Country, Track Susan Fountain F Pierre Fradette 2I Huntington Street 52 Wilmont Street Prom Committee, Soccer Joseph A. Eddington 284 Eastern Avenue Football, Swimming be SS Cheryl Estrella 86 Saffron Street Bridget Finn lI9 Kimberly Avenue Horseback Riding Barry A. Freedman 9 Normandy Road A.V.A., Blue White, N.H.S., Student Govern- ment, Tennis Seniors 27

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Traci A. Deveau 229 Glenoak Drive Banquet Committee, Blood- bank, Prom Committee, Vi- deobreak Linda A. Dineen 47 Gardens Drive Softball, Swimming John DiMaio 24 Leyfred Terrace Football, Track Leonard Donovan 45 Bronson Terrace Sean Donahue 30 Louis Road Time In A Bottle “Say Diane,” said Jack. “Remember our high school years? Those were The Best of Times. It seems like it was just Yesterday.” “Yes, Jack, they were the Best Years Of Our Life.’’, answered Diane. “Remember the summer Vacation when we met in AIl- lentown? You were a real Maneater in high school. But You Got Lucky when | found you. Our first date was at that pizza place on Baker Street.” “Yes, and you said ‘No Anchovies, Please’ and that was our first argument. | loved anchovies.” You didn’t Call Me for a long time after that. | was Shattered.” “But I still remember your old phone number. It was 867- 5309.” “| admired you so. You were one of the Heroes of the football team. You hung around with all those Young Turks,’’ remembered Diane. “Yes, and you hung around with Roxanne and Rosanna, those Valley Girls, fer sure. Those girls were so silly On The Edge Of Seventeen.” Diane continued, “Remember how we all wanted to leave that One Story Town to find Fame in New York, New York? Even The Losers were Born To Run. But we were just Another Brick In The Wall. There were others just like us. “We sure got into a lot of Trouble. | used to Get Nervous a lot. But you used to tell me ‘Only The Good Die Young’, so | felt better. We got away with some Dirty Deeds. “Music really influenced our lives a lot in high school. Even Now | Love Rock and Roll. Our favorite songs were Anna Fitzgerald Dawn Flynn lll Pasedena Street 26 Seniors Barbara Foggs 401 Bay Street Kim Foley Cheerleading, Drill Team, Student Govern- ment, Student Patrol 434 Cannon Circle Afro-Am., On The Radio all the time.” “There were some really hard times, too. | used to think Hell Is For Children. | couldn’t wait for my parents to Turn Me Loose into the real world. Once | Ran away. At first | wasn’t sure if | Should Stay, but | decided | Should Go. | thought to myself ‘! Want To Rock This Town’. | couldn't find Satisfaction anywhere. | met some really strange peo- ple. One man named Super Freak who wanted me to sell Cocaine for him. Some guy named Baba O'Reilly saved me from Super Freak’s clutches. He said everyone from My Generation Musta Got Lost at one time or another. But when | found you | straightened out.” “| know, dear. You Needed Me.” “Well, everything turned out fine in the end. You Got Papers On Me and we got married. We found our Stairway To Heaven. Darlene Forcier 17 Mooreland Street Chorus 32 Eton Street Blue White Business

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Ann-Marie Frogameni Elizabeth M. Friedman 401 Commonwealth Avenue Mark Gendron ll Packard Avenue Ballot Committee, Prom 122 Knollwood Street Blue € White, Senate Committee, Student Gov- Football, Tennis ernment William Gendron Inna Gerzon 6! Fountain Street 223 Talmadge Drive D ia R. Juliet M. Gouldbourne Richard Gregory st Spear Ay 30 Clark Street 23 Hall Street Afro-Am., Stud : Basketball, Chorus, Track Track nen Stes iS hal |. “High School’ engraved in stone is very prominent above the front door. 2. Gayle Rawson walks down the hall with pride. 3. Benson Lauderdale, Chris Lew- is, and Bridget Morgan are happy to be going to the oldest high school in Springfield. 4. Proof that Classi- cal has been around for a very long time. April B. Griffin Cynthia Grimaldi 252 King Street 205 Fernbank Road Debra A. Guertin Drill Team, Softball Blue White Business 28 Tavistock Street P a Sh G Kim A. Guidi TinaMarie Gurski eat adit een Mark Haapanen | Kevin Harmon 30 Churchill Street Chorus 158 Devens Street Banquet Committee, Ski A.V.A., Prom Committee igh 29 Crowne Street 131 Harkness Avenue 28 Seniors