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

Page 17 text:

Monique Aaron 27 Chase Ave. Amber Abodeeb 276 Spikenard Cir. Theresa Abodeeb 40 Aspen Rd. Kelly Adams 548 Parkerview Rd. Susan Adams 10 Lafayette St. Maria Ahladas 53 Meadowbrook Rd. Katara Aleem 144 Cheyenne Rd. Kevin Allen 19 Northampton St. Thomas Allen 19 Northampton St. Glen Altro 40 Entrybrook St. Roxanna Alvarez 31 Central St. Tanzil Amiss 44 Howhove St. Anita Anderson 129 Westford Ave. Robert Anderson 47 Claremont St. Tanita Anderson 110 St. James Ave. Tonya Andrews 115 Dwight St. Marcial Andino 99 Jefferson Ave. Belisa Anzalotti 475 Dwight Rd. Anthony Ardolino 279 Sunrise Ter. Manuel Arroyo 18 Newland St. David Atkins 206 Pearl St. Francis Audet 361 Oakland St. Gary Aussant 105 Leavitt St. Hooda Bakr 58 Naraganset St. SENIORS 15

Page 16 text:

Right: Bill Waters and Joe Holt in concert on their ‘86 world tour. Below: A mere frac- tion of today’s (and yesterday’s) music. KS! STNG | . i 7 ‘ re tne F . SS ie a MODERN ART Where would the people of this country be without their daily dose of culture? The radio, the component stereo, and MTV have be- come indispensible institu- tions. A day without music is about as much fun as a day of camping naked in the Antarctic. Whether your tastes include Pop, Bop, New Wave, Classical, Punk, Funk, Junk, Rhythm and Blues, Folk, Heavy Metal, Jazz, Hardcore, Country, Chamber music, Bayou blues, Elevator muzak or just good old Rock-n-Roll, your local record shop can most likely accommodate you. On the other hand, over the past few years, MTV has finally begun to show some dignity and some class. Their 1986 MTV video awards show was far more respectable and interesting than that of the previous year. Because of MTV the question has be- come “Have you seen that 12 LEISURE video?’’, not “Did you hear that song?” We would be negligent in our journalistic duties if we were to omit a favorite American past-time: the movies. Over the summer, the theatre was home to such blockbusters as “‘Top Gun”, the romantic trials of a top fighter pilot; ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’’, one man’s struggle to take it easy; ‘Aliens’’, a battle for- survival against brood of vi- cious monsters; “The Fly’’, the gruesome tale of a man gentically fused with a com- mon housefly; and several other motion pictures which horrified, amused, and amazed the American movie-going public. Glenn Cratty Above: Even though each trip to the movies represents a small fortune, they are still a very important part of the entertainment scene.

Page 18 text:

Relonda Ballard 65 Oak Grove Ave. Karen Barbieri 312 Page Blvd. Kimberly Barrett 364 Main St. Denise Basili 204 Woodlawn St. Leonard Bass 82 Stebbins St. Christine Batiste 44 Walsh St. Carol Belbin 38 Forest St. Jonathan Bell 158 Forest Park Ave. Christine Benoit 100 Felthan Rd. Steve Bergin 7 Decker PI. Robert Bigby 23 Halsey St. Christine Bissonette 90 Hood St. Bryan Bitgood 180 Lake Dr. Tammie Black 60 Scott St. Tina Marie Blackwell 37 Newland St. Tiffany Blais 92 Agnes Street Nickolas Blanchard 211 Davis St. Michelle Boardman 224 Savay Ave. Dawn Bodge 655 Berkshire Ave. Cheri Bonavita 26m Monorovia St. Laurie Boudreau 41 Aspen Rd. Kimberly Bourbeau 314 Nottingham Tammy Boussy 165 Obenoak Dr. Paul Bradley 759 Belmont Ave. 14 SENIORS